Abigail ABLESON, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
pg. 11; ABLESON, Mrs. Abigail, daughter of George Calvert of Nelson, wife of William Ableson of Caledon, died Sept. 27, 1847, in her 35th year; predeceased by 4 children; survived by her husband and 2 children. – Nov. 10, 1847, p. 14, O.

John ABRAHAM, Died 1836

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
pg. 11; ABRAHAM, John died in Scarborough twp. Dec. 31, 1836 in his 21st year; survived by his mother. – Jan. 11, 1837, p. 39, O.

ADAMS, Died 1844

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
pg. 11 – ADAMS – A person named Adams, partner of Mr. Dent, distiller, Embro, was so badly scalded when a boiler burst a few days ago that he died within a few hours. – Nov. 27, 1844, p. 23, N.I., Woodstock Herald.

Eliphalet ADAMS, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 11] ADAMS, Eliphalet was born in Suffield, Ct., and moved in early manhood with his parents to Marlborough, Vt. where he married and joined the Presbyterian Church. Several years later, he moved to Cambridge, Wasburgh Co., N.Y. In the winter of 1799, he moved to Westburgh twp. on the banks of the St. Francis River, L.C., where he had acquired a large tract of land. He joined the Methodist Church there. By 1811, he had lost 4 children, 2 of whom were drowned in the St. Francis River, but 7 remained. In 1829, he moved with his youngest son to Esquesing twp. where most of his surviving progeny had settled. Soon after this, he lost his wife and youngest son. Mr. Adams died at Adamsville, Esquesing twp., July 2, 1844, in his 90th year. – Feb. 5, 1845, p. 62, O.

George ADAMS, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 11] ADAMS, George, a native of Londonderry, Ireland, and one of the oldest inhabitants of the Niagara District died at St. Catherines, Aug. 14, 1844; age, 73. – Aug. 21, 1844, p. 175, D.N.

Hester ADAMS, Died 1845

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 11] ADAMS, Mrs. Hester, wife of Rev. Alvah Adams, died at Bowmanville the 6th inst. Her remains, it is said, are to be taken to Augusta, and buried by the side of her father, Rev. Thomas Madden. – Oct. 8, 1845, p. 203, D.N.

Margaret ADAMS, Died 1843

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ADAMS, Mrs. Margaret, daughter of William Snider of Edwardsburgh, relict of the late Joel Adams of Edwardsburgh who died 3 months ago, died June 5, 1843, in her 72nd year. – Aug. 30, 1843, p. 179, O.

Sarah ADAMS, Died 1838

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ADAMS, Miss Sarah, drowned near St. John’s N.B., Aug., 1838 – see Maniton, Mrs.

William ADAMS, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ADAMS, William – The body of William Adams was found Thurs. in the water below the Harbour. – Dec. 13, 1848, p. 35, N.I., Port Hope Advertiser.

John A. ADAMSON, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ADAMSON, John A., of the Commissariat Dept., second son of Rev. W.A. Adamson, chaplain to the Legislative Council, died at Montreal, the 21st ult.; age, 22. – Aug 14, 1850, p. 371, D.N.

Margaret AGETAUNCE, Died 1830

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] AGETAUNCE, Margaret, daughter of the late James Agetaunce, head chief of the Mississauga Indians, died at the river Credit Indian village the 16th inst.; age, about 15 or 16; survived by her mother. – May 1, 1830, p. 189, O.

John AITKIN, Died 1838

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] AITKIN, Mrs John, a native of Fifeshire, Scotland, died at Charlottenburgh, the 16th inst. – Oct 3, 1838, p. 191, D.N.

John ALBON, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ALBON, John, late of sergeant in the Royal Canadian Rifles, fell down dead in the street last Thurs. – Jan. 2, 1850, p. 245, N.I., Colonist.

Mrs. ALEXANDER, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 12] ALEXANDER, Mrs. died at Mrs. Willson’s, Queenston Rd., Toronto, the 5th inst. in her 93rd year. – July 17, 1839, p. 151, D.N.

Francis ALLAN, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 12] ALLAN, Francis, postmaster of Perth, died the 25th ult.; age, 51. – March 13, 1844, p. 83, D.N.; March 20, 1844, p. 87, D.N.

Leah ALLAN, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 12-13] ALLAN, Mrs Leah, wife of the Hon. William Allan, died at Moss Park, Toronto, the 17th inst., in her 58th year. – Oct 25, 1848, p. 7, D.N.

Mary ALLAN, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLAN, Mary, alias Collins – An inquest was held last Wed. on the body of Mary Allan, alias Collins. She had been turned out of the house of a man named Rulf Smith, living in that vicinity where she had been drinking, and perished of cold. – Dec 16, 1840, p. 31, N.I., Toronto Transcript.

Colin ALLEN, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, Colin, M.D., a native of Aberdeen, Scotland, died on King St., Fredericton, N.B., the 16th inst.; age, 77. – July 31, 1850, p. 365, DN.

John ALLEN, Died 1836

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, John, who emigrated to Canada from the U.S. c. 36 years ago, died at Hull, L.C., the 10th inst., in his 64th year; survived by his wife and family. – Aug 31, 1836, p. 171, O.

Joseph & Family ALLEN, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, Mr & Mrs Joseph and family – Last Fri., Joseph Allen, living on the Dover and Hamilton Plank Road, gathered wild parsnips which the family used in making a stew on Sun. Within a few hours, Mr and Mrs Allen and 2 sons, one 21, the other c. 12, died. The next day, a daughter, age 10, died. Two other children survived. – May 15, 1850, p. 321, N.I., Long Pt. Advocate, 8th inst.

Margaret ALLEN, Died 1837

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, Mrs Margaret, wife of Nathaniel W. Allen, and daughter of Peter Jackson, died in the village of Vittoria, July 3, 1837. – Aug 16, 1837, p. 163, DN.

Martha Ann ALLEN, Died 1839

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, Mrs Martha Ann, wife of William H. Allen, Professor of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy at Dickinson College, and daughter of Rev. James Richardson of Toronto, was born at Presqu’ile, Newcastle District, April 13, 1819. On Sept. 21, 1836, she got married at her father’s home, Toronto. She died at Carlisle, Penn., June 15, 1839. – July 17, 1839, p.151, O.

William ALLEN, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13] ALLEN, William – killed in a marine disaster, July 1842 – see Coverdale.

Benjamin Sr. ALLISON, Died 1836

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 13-14] ALLISON, Benjamin Sr., was born Jan 6, 1766 at Haverstraw, Rockland (now Orange) Co., NY., where he lost his father when he was 14. In 1787, he moved to Fishkill, Duchess Co. where he got married; in 1792 to Queen Mary’s Patten; in 1795 to the Bay of Quinte; and finally in 1809 to Hallowell twp. where he died Oct 5, 1836; predeceased by his two eldest sons; survived by his wife, 3 sons (one of them being Cyrus R. Allison) and 2 daughters. – Oct 19, 1836, p.199, O.

Cyrus Ryerson ALLISON, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] ALLISON, Cyrus Ryerson, second son of Rev. C.R. and Mrs. C. Allison, was born at Consecon, March 10, 1840. In 1841, he moved with his parents to Napanee, and the next year to Prescott. He died in Sidney twp., Nov 6, 1845, and was buried at Adolphustown; survived by his parents, a sister, P. Jane Allison and other brothers and sisters, also an uncle, Joseph B. Allison of Adolphustown. – Dec 3, 1845, p. 25, DN; Dec 31, 1845, p. 41, O.

Joseph ALLISON, Died 1840

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] ALLISON, Joseph of Adolphustown was born in NY state. After fighting for Britain in the Revolutionary War, he settled in U.C. in 1784. He died at the house of his nephew, Joseph B. Allison, July 27, 1840, in his 87th year; survived by his widow in her 96th year. – Sept 9, 1840, p. 183, O.

Martha Alice ALLISON, Died 1845

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] ALLISON, Martha Alice and Abigail Jane, the only children of William Allison, died on Dundas St., Trafalgar twp., the former on March 18th in her 4th year, the latter on March 19th in her 2nd year. – April 16, 1845, p. 102, DN.

Abigail Jane ALLISON, Died 1845

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] ALLISON, Martha Alice and Abigail Jane, the only children of William Allison, died on Dundas St., Trafalgar twp., the former on March 18th in her 4th year, the latter on March 19th in her 2nd year. – April 16, 1845, p. 102, DN.

Phebe ALLISON, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] ALLISON, Mrs Phebe, relict of the late Benjamin Allison, died in Hallowell twp., Feb 7, 1842; age 72. – Feb 23, 1842, p. 71, DN.

Phebe Jane ALLISON, Died 1846

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 14] ALLISON, Phebe Jane, daughter of C.R. Allison, died at the home of her uncle, Samuel Coat Hover, Adolphustown, the 17th inst; age 15 years, 2 months, 3 days; predeceased by her youngest brother 9 months ago. – Aug 5, 1846, p. 166, O.

Mary ALTHOUSE, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14-15] ALTHOUSE, Mrs Mary was born in Maryland, Oct 15, 1781, to parents who were of German origin. She moved with her parents to Virginia where she married George Althouse in 1801. In 1835, she came to Canada with her husband and family. She died in Saltfleet twp., Dec 9, 1843; predeceased by one child; survived by her husband, 7 children, and her 86 year old mother – June 17, 1844, p. 51, O.

Jane ALWAY, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15] ALWAY, Mrs Jane, daughter of John Armstrong who emigrated from Northumberland in 1800, was born in 1808 on the border of Vermont and NY states, and moved with her family to London twp., U.C., when she was 21. About 10 years ago, she married George Alway, a Baptist. She died in Lobo twp., Jan 13, 1847; survived by her parents, her husband, and a brother, Thomas. – April 28, 1847, p. 112, O.

(Children) ANDERSON, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15] ANDERSON – The following children of Gilbert and Phoebe Anderson died at Lawrenceville, Niagara twp., of croup: Elizabeth Anne, Jan 31, age 5y 5m 28d.; Jacob, Feb 7, age 8y 4d; Mary Jane, Feb 20, age 2y 10m 14d; Gilbert, Feb 20, age 13y 5m 23d – Feb 28, 1849, p. 79, DN.

Catherine Urania ANDERSON, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15] ANDERSON, Mrs Catherine Urania, the 3rd daughter of Nicholas and Margaret Wart of Matilda twp. was born Feb 3, 1815, and married Peter Anderson c. 9 years ago. She died in Matilda twp., July 1, 1845; predeceased by 5 brothers and sisters; survived by her parents, her husband, and her only child, a 7 week old daughter. – July 30, 1845, p. 163, O.

Charles ANDERSON, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15] ANDERSON, Charles, late Major, 1st Regiment, Frontenac Militia, for many years commanding the Indian tribes in the Newcastle District, died at Rice lake, the 12th inst. – Jan 24, 1844, p. 55, DN.

Charles Arbuthnot ANDERSON, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15] ANDERSON, Charles Arbuthnot, son of Andrew Anderson, died Aug 21, 1840, on the Rice Lake Mission, Otonabee; age, 10m. – Sept. 16, 1840, p. 187, DN.

Cloe ANDERSON, Died 1850

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 15-16] ANDERSON, Mrs Cloe, daughter of Gilbert and Lucy Merrit, was born at Digbyneck, Cherry Valley, NS., Nov 7, 1811, and moved with her parents to UC in 1828, settling in Bayham twp. In March, 1829, she married Samuel Anderson. 6 or 8 years ago, they mvoed to Walsingham twp. where she died, March 3, 1850; survived by her husband and 8 children. – April 17, 1850, p. 306, O.

Edward ANDERSON, Died 1836

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 16] ANDERSON, Edward, son of James Anderson, shoemaker, died in Toronto, 17th inst; age 8m. – March 23, 1836, p. 79, DN.

Elizabeth ANDERSON, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 16} ANDERSON, Mrs Elizabeth was born in Mass. and moved with her parents to NB at the end of the Revolutionary War. When she was 20, she met Jeremiah Anderson, and moved with him to Charlotteville, UC. She died in Bayham twp, 27 Sep 1844; age 74; survived by her husband, son Jesse, and other children – 6 Nov 1844, p. 10, O.

Isabella ANDERSON (or Swan), Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 16] ANDERSON (or Swan), Mrs Isabella, was burned to death the 15th inst. in her home, lot 27, S. Easthope twp; survived by her only child, a boy c. 11. – 3 March 1847, p. 79, NI, Galt Reporter.

James ANDERSON, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 16] ANDERSON, James died recently in Nelson – 13 May 1840, p. 115, DN.

James ANDERSON, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 16] ANDERSON, James, who had been in Peterborough the 4 previous days, boarded the steamer, America, at Cobourg Tuesday, quite intoxicated. He died a short time later – 22 Aug 1849, p. 175, NI, Rochester Advertiser, 16th inst.

Mrs James ANDERSON, Died 1836

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 16] ANDERSON, Mrs, wife of James Anderson, shoemaker, Lot st., died the 6th inst. in her 31st year – 10 Feb 1836, p. 55, DN.

Jane ANDERSON, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 16] ANDERSON, Mrs Jane, relict of the late Capt Joseph Anderson, a resident of Kingston for upwards of 60 years, died there the 18th inst. in her 87th year – 24 April 1850, p. 309, DN.

John ANDERSON, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 16] ANDERSON, John of Rice lake, son of the late Major Anderson, accidentally shot himself last Mon. – 24 Nov 1847, p. 23, NI, Cobourg Star.

Peter ANDERSON, Died 1841

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 16] ANDERSON, Peter of the firm of Clark and Anderson, Smiths Falls, drowned in the Rideau River, Edmonds Rapids, the 22nd ult – 12 May 1841, p. 115, NI, Kingston Chronicle.

Samuel ANDERSON, Died 1836

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 16] ANDERSON, Samuel, for many years Judge of the District Court, died at Cornwall, 6th inst; age 101 – 26 Oct 1836, p. 203, DN.

William James Leith ANDERSON, Died 1838

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 17] ANDERSON, William James Leith, son of C.E. Anderson, died at Sandwich, UC, 11th ult; age 1y 11d – 12 Sept 1838, p. 179, DN.

Samuel ANDRES, Died 1841

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 17] ANDRES, Samuel died at the residence of his eldest son, De Rouville Mountain, District of Montreal, 29th ult.; age, 74 y 10m – 12 May 1841, p. 115, DN.

child of John ANDREW, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17] ANDREW – a son of John drowned July 1847 – see Graham.

Dr. ANDREWS, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 17] ANDREWS, Dr., Assistant Surgeon of the 33rd Regiment, died Tuesday of the immigrant fever. He was to have been married this very day. – 20 Oct 1847, p. 3, NI. New Brunswick Reporter of the 8th.

Mrs ANDREWS, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 17] ANDREWS, Mrs of Portland was murdered Sun. afternoon by her intoxicated husband, William – 27 Sept. 1848, p. 199, NI, Reporter.

Mrs. Thomas ANDREWS, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17] ANDREWS, Mrs Thomas, mother of Rev Wm Andrews, Wesleyan minister, Richmond, C.W., died at Leeds, Yorkshire, 2 Sept 1848; age 67. – 1 Nov 1848, p. 11, DN.

William L. & Mary ANDREWS, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17] ANDREWS, William L. and Mary his wife were both born in the parish of Heanstead, Suffolk, England, and emigrated c. 10 years ago. Both died of the prevailing pestilence in the twp of Vaughan, Mary on Aug 14, 1847, age 60, William on Sept 5, 1847, age 56; survived by their children, one of whom is a 15 year old boy – 20 Oct 1847, p. 3, O.

Mrs ANSLEY, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 17] ANSLEY, Mrs died suddenly in this town. – 9 Feb 1848, p. 67, NI, Standard.

Rev. George ARCHBOLD, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17] ARCHBOLD, Rev George of Trinity Church Cornwall, died the 14th inst in his 57th year – 21 Oct 1840, p. 207., DN.

George ARGUE, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17] ARGUE, George who was born in County Cavan, Ireland, 4 Jun 1772, died 13 Jun 1848; survived by his wife and family – 26 July 1848, p. 163, O. sent from Carlton.

Robert Jr. ARMOUR, Died 1845

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 17-18] ARMOUR, Robert Jr., Law clerk and English translator to the Legislative Council of this province died the 5th inst., in the prime of life, at the residence of his father, Robert Armour, St. Urbain St., Montreal. – 15 Oct 1845, p. 207, DN.

Jane ARMSTEAD, Died 1837

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTEAD, Jane, only daughter of John and Emily Armstead, died at Lloydtown, 29 July 1837; age 4y 9m 13d – 23 Aug 1837, p. 167, DN.

John Wesley ARMSTEAD, Died 1837

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTEAD, John Wesley, only son of John and Emily Armstead, died at Lloydtown, 30 Aug 1837; age 2y 3m 14d – 27 Sept 1837, p. 187, DN.

Charles Marhsall ARMSTRONG, Died 1836

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTRONG, Charles Marshall, son of Dr E.W. Armstrong, died 2nd inst; age 3y 4m – 18 May 1836, p. 111, DN.

Francis ARMSTRONG, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 18] ARMSTRONG, Francis died at the residence of his father, Clarendon twp, 25 May 1848, in his 17th year – 13 Sep 1848, p. 191, O.

James ARMSTRONG, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTRONG, James, 7th son of Robert Armstrong, died at the residence of his father, W Gwillimbury twp, 1st inst, in his 26th year – 23 Sep 1840, p. 191, DN.

Thomas ARMSTRONG, Died 1849

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTRONG, Thomas died at Yorkville, 18th inst – 26 Sept 1849, p. 195, DN.

William ARMSTRONG, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARMSTRONG, William – drowned 1 May 1848 – see Porteous, James.

Tanisse ARNCAU, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARNCAU, Tanisse – drowned 1 May 1848 – see Porteous, James.

Richard ARNOLD, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARNOLD, Richard was born in Conn., 22 Aug 1769, and went to England after the Revolutionary War. Over 50 years ago, he emigrated to Canada, settling in the Johnstown District where he was the first magistrate. Some months ago, he moved to Pt. Sarnia. He died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. McEwing, Pt Sarnia, 10 Dec1847 – 19 Jan 1848, p. 55, O.

Sarah ARNOLD, Died 1837

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18] ARNOLD, Mrs Sarah, wife of Jacob Arnold, and daughter of the late Rev. Nivian Holmes, died in Raleigh twp, Western District, 28 Aug 1837; age 23y 6m 14d – 24 Oct 1837, p. 203, O.

Frederick ASHBAUGH, Died 1840

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 18-19] ASHBAUGH, Frederick, one of the oldest settlers in the district, died near Hamilton 23rd ult; age 62 – 11 Nov 1840, p. 11, DN.

Rankin & Ashley ASHLEY, Died 1845

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ASHLEY – Two young lads, Rankin and Ashley, were out shooting last Thurs. Rankin accidentally shot Ashley dead. Ashley was 11. – 23 July 1845, p. 159, NI.

Charles ASHMORE, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ASHMORE, Charles – drowned 15 Nov 1848 – see Barrett, Richard.

Mrs. ASHWOOD, Died 1846

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ASHWOOD, Mrs – An inquest was held yesterday morning on the body of Mrs. Ashwood found floating in the St Lawrence last Sunday near Tibbitt’s booms, when a verdict of wilful murder against a person or persons unknown was returned – 30 Sep 1846, p. 199, NI, Quebec Mercury of 19th.

Affy ASKIN, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ASKIN, Mrs Affy, wife of Henry James Askin of London, CW, 3rd daughter of W.P. Patrick of Montreal, died at the residence of W.L. Perrin, Gerrard St, Toronto, the 25th inst; age 25 – 25 Apr 1847, p. 111, DN.

Catherine ASSELSTINE, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ASSELTINE, Mrs Catherine, wife of George Asselstine, daughter of Elisha and Charlotte Shory, niece of R. Shory, died at Fredericksburg, 22 May 1844, in her 39th year; survived by her husband and 3 children, also her parents, one brother and one sister. – 10 July 1844, p. 150, O.

Jane ATKIN, Died 1839

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ATKIN, Mrs Jane, wife of Walter Atkin, was born near Newtonbarry, Ireland, and emigrated with her husband and family in 1817, settling at Atkin’s lake, near Brockville. In 1836, the family moved to Illinois, but returned to Canada, settling at Amherstburgh, in July 1839. Mrs Atkin died there, 11 Aug 1839. When the author visited the family the Thursday before her death, 2 of her sons were seriously ill. – 4 Sept. 1839, p. 179, O.

Lucy ATKIN, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] ATKIN, Mrs Lucy – Lucy Campbell, wife of James Atkin, died at Temperanceville, London District, 8th inst – 2 Oct 1850, p. 399, DN.

Mrs. AUBECHON, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 19] AUBECHON, Mr. was murdered by a fellow lumberman named Blanchette at the shanty of Wm Morrison on the Petawawa River. The murder was committed under the influence of liquor. – 29 Sept 1847, p.199, NI Witness.

Margaret AUCHINVOLE, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 20] AUCHINVOLE, Mrs Margaret – Margaret McDonald, a native of Perthshire, Scotland, relict of the late David Auchinvole of Hudson, NY state, sister of Hon. John and Colin McDonald of Gananoque, died at the residence of her son-in-law, John S. McDonald, Gananoque, the 6th inst. in her 61st year. – 13 April 1842, p. 99, DN.

Andrew AUSTIN, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 20] AUSTIN, Dr. Andrew died at Picton the 17th inst.; age 61 – 24 Oct 1849, p. 211, DN.

Frances AVARD, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 20] AVARD, Mrs Frances, daughter of Wm and Mary Ivey, innkeepers, was born at St Columb, Cornwall, England, 23 Jan 1754. In 1779, she moved with her parents to St. Austle where Mr. Ivey became a merchant. In 1783, she was converted, along with her father, one brother , and one sister. She got married in 1786, and moved with her husband to Bristol where she gave birth to 3 children. Two of them died there. The third, Adam Clarke, became a Wesleyan Methodist missionary in B.N.A. for 4 years and died in Fredericton. Mrs Avard lived for a time in the Parish of Clerkenwell, then moved to Guernsey with her husband and 3 children in 1793. The family left Guernsey, 26 Mar 1806, and arrived at Charlottetown on May 15th. About 8 years later, they moved to Westmoreland, NB. Mrs Avard died at Sackville, NB, 26 Dec 1844; survived by her husband, a daughter in Charlottetown, and a son. – 22 Oct 1845, p.1, O.

Emma Jane AYELSWORTH, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 20] AYLESWORTH, Mrs Emma Jane, nee Woodward, was born in New York state and converted at Clarence Hollow in 1844. In May 1846, she married Mr Aylesworth, and moved with him to Hamilton where she died, 25 Jan 1848; age 28; survived by her husband. – 9 Feb 1848, p. 67, O.

Hannah Almira AYLSWORTH, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 20] AYLSWORTH, Mrs Hannah Almira, the third daughter of Nathan Brisco, a United Empire Loyalist, and wife of John Aylsworth, was converted in 1829 on the Waterloo Circuit, and died in Fredericksburg, 12 Nov 1841, in her 31st year; survived by her aged parents, husband and 6 children. – 19 Jan 1842, p. 51, O.

Mary BABCOCK, Died 1841

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BABCOCK, Mary, only daughter of George Babcock, died at Brantford the 2nd inst.; age 17. – 19 May 1841, p. 119 – DN.

Raymond BABY, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BABY, Raymond – The steamer Erie, when within 2 miles of Amhersburgh, on her way from Buffalo, had her boiler burst, 4th inst. Raymond Baby, sheriff of the Western District, leaped overboard, but sank before he could reach the shore. Two firemen were so badly scalded that they died in a short time. Two others are not expected to recover. – 12 Aug 1840, p. 167, NI, Western Herald.

Sarah BACKHOUSE, Died 1849

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BACKHOUSE, Mrs Sarah, wife of William Backhouse, died at Walsingham, 13 Feb 1849; age 60y 10m; survived by her husband and children – 11 April 1849, p. 103, O.

Mme BADEAU, Died 1841

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BADEAU, Mme. – drowned 16 Aug 1841 – see Courtier, Mrs.

Alex BADENOCH, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BADENOCH, Alex, grocer, a resident of Toronto for upwards of 14 years, died the 23rd inst.; age 44. – 28 Mar 1849, p. 95, DN.

Family BAILEY, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BAILEY – 3 family members lost in a marine disaster, July 1842 – see Coverdale.

Eleanor BAILEY, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BAILEY, Mrs Eleanor, wife of Claudias Bailey, was born in Co. Donegal, Ireland, and emigrated in 1826 with her father, Michael Morrison. Several years ago, she moved to Madoc where she died, 11 March 1848; age 40y 2m 15d; survived by her parents in Canada East, her husband and 7 children. – 17 May 1848, p. 123, O.

John BAILEY, Died 1837

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 21] BAILEY, John was born in Salem, NY, and came to Canada with his parents soon after the Revolutionary War. He got married in Dec 1797. He died in Cornwall twp, 23 Aug 1836; survived by his wife and 8 children. – 1 March 1837, p. 67, O.

Child BAIN, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAIN – A son of Alexander Bain drowned Sat. in the waste weir by lock no. 3; age 7. 11 July 1849, p. 155, NI, St Catherines Journal.

Daniel BAIN, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[kpg. 22] BAIN, Daniel of the twp of Nissouri was accidentally killed, the 3rd inst., while fitting rafters on a new building in company with his 12 year old son. – 28 Nov 1849, p. 230, NI, British American.

Capt. BAKER, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAKER, Capt. of the 73rd Regiment, who had been stationed with his regiment in Montreal for a long time, has been murdered by Caffres at Cape of Good Hope. – 16 Feb 1848, p. 71, NI, Courier.

Callista Olive BAKER, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAKER, Miss Callista Olive died at the residence of her brother, F.B. Baker, Picton, 6 May 1840; age 27. – 20 May 1840, p. 119, DN.

John BAKER, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAKER, John, who formerly kept the Commercial Hotel in this city, was killed, 12th inst. in the twp of Dunham when the vehicle in which he was riding overturned. – 1 Sept. 1847, p. 183, NI, Pilot.

Mary BAKER, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAKER, Mary – An inquest was held on the 4th inst. into the death of Mary Baker, age 2 1/2, who was murdered by her mother, Sophia Baker of the 3rd con., King twp. – 11 Aug 1841, p. 167, NI, Toronto Herald.

Michael BAKER, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BAKER, Michael, son of James Baker, died in Kingston, the 29th ult.; age 4. – 23 Oct 1839, p. 207, DN.

Augusta Elizabeth BALDWIN, Died 1836

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BALDWIN, Mrs Augusta Elizabeth, wife of Robert Baldwin, barrister, died in Toronto, 11th inst. – 13 Jan 1836, p. 39, DN.

Augustus BALDWIN, Died 1836

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 22] BALDWIN, Augustus died at the residence of Capt. Baldwin, collector of customs, Belleville, 12 June 1836; age 25y 6d; survived by his wife and his father – 15 June 1836, p. 127, DN; 22 June 1836, p. 131, O.

Charles BALDWIN, Died 1843

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BALDWIN, Charles died at Clifton Cottage, Lake Simcoe, 11 Oct 1843, in his 33rd year. – 8 Nov 1843, p. 11, DN.

John BALDWIN, Died 1843

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 22] BALDWIN, John S., brother of the Ven. Dr. Baldwin died in Toronto, 10th inst; age 56. – 22 March 1843, p. 87, DN.

William Warren BALDWIN, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALDWIN, Hon Dr. William Warren, father of Hon. Robert Baldwin, a resident of Toronto for c. 40 years died 8 Jan 1844, at an advanced age. – 10 Jan 1844, p. 47, DN.

Barbara BALFOUR, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALFOUR, Mrs Barbara – Barbara Hume, wife of John Balfour of the firm of Scobie and Balfour died in Toronto the 22nd inst.; age 45. – 29 Aug 1849, p. 179, DN.

Capt. BALL, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALL, Capt. of the “Lord Palmerston” died of the emigrant fever, the 18th, at Beauport. – 1 Dec 1847, p. 27, NI, Witness of the 22nd.

George Perkins BALL, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALL, George Perkins, sr. proprietor of this paper, died the 5th inst. in his 53rd year. His remains were followed to the grave by the members of the 3 Masonic Lodges. – 15 Dec 1847, p. 35, NI, Hamilton Gazette.

Martha BALL, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALL, Mrs Martha, relict of Abraham Ball of Darver, Co. Killarney, ireland, daughter of the late Col. Wemys of the same co., died the 4th inst. at the residence of her brother in law, Col. Ball, Bellevue, London twp – 24 July 1839, p. 155, DN.

Mrs. BALL, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALL, Mrs Peter, of Thorold, died at the residence of her brother, Dr. Cross, 16 April 1840 – 20 May 1840, p. 119, DN.

Alexander BALLANTYNE, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALLANTYNE, Alexander died in Toronto, primarily as a result of a beating received 9 Feb 1842 from Robert Moore, James Christie, a Mr. Kelly, and his wife, Anne, in his apartment in the house of George Moore. His death was accelerated by intemperate habits, and when in a dying state, by the immediate cause of falling downstairs in the house of William Griffith in Market Lane. – 2 March 1842, p. 75, NI, Star, 21 Feb.

John BALLOCH, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23] BALLOCH, John, a young man, formerly of Fredericton, was shot recently in the vicinity of Madawaska. – 3 Nov 1847, p. 11, NI, New Brunswick Reporter of 22nd.

Harriet BARBER, Died 1842

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 23-24] BARBER, Mrs Harriet, second daughter of Samuel and Lydia Bowers, who married Mr Barber in 1839, died in Berlin (Waterloo twp), 18 Jan 1842; age 22; survived by her parents, husband, and 1 child. – 2 March 1842, p. 75, O.

Milo BARBER, Died 1850

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 14] BARBER, Milo, father of Ozias and Isaac Barber, was born in Mass., 12 Sept 1789. In 1799, he moved with his father to Canada East where he married Laura Kellogg to Canada East where he married Laura Kellogg in 1815. he died on the St. Andrew’s Circuit, the 10th inst. survived by his wife and 9 children. – 22 May 1850, p. 326, O. sent from lachute, 19 Apr.

Parmelia BARBER, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24] BARBER, Mrs Parmelia, the eldest daughter of Andrew and Susan Camp, was born in Beverley twp, 26 Feb 1825. Before her marriage, she belonged to the Baptist Church near St. George, and in Sept 1845, she moved with her husband to Yonge twp, Johnstown District, where she joined the Methodist Church. She died in Yonge twp, 18 May 1848. – 20 Sept 1848, p. 195, O.

Thomas BARBER, Died 1843

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24] BARBER, Thomas of the city of Toronto post office, formerly of Brockville, died at the residence of Theophilus Earl, Toronto, 11 Feb 1843; age 28 – 15 Feb 1843, p. 67, DN.

Mr BARKER, Died 1841

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24] BARKER, Mr, nephew of Dr Barker of Kingston, drowned near Kingston, 1 Aug 1841. – 11 Aug 1841, p. 167, NI.

Edward John BARKER, Died 1846

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24] BARKER, Edward John, eldest son of E.J. Barker, proprietor of The Whig, died in Montreal, the 15th inst; age 17y 7m – 19 Aug 1846, p. 175, DN.

Elizabeth BARKER, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24] BARKER, Elizabeth, daughter of John Barker, died in Niagara, the 28th ult. – 8 April 1840, p. 95, DN.

Robert & Joseph BARKER, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 24-25] BARKER, Robert & Joseph – Robert and Joseph Barker and Isaac McCartney embarked on the 9th inst in a birch canoe, near the Narrows, intending to cross the Upper Rideau Lake to assist Robert and Joseph’s mother in raising a building. The canoe upset, and the three young men were drowned. The Barker brothers are survived by their widowed mother, Isaac McCartney by his aged and infirm father. Inquests were held in N. and S. Crosby, the 16th and 17th ult. – 1 Jan 1840, p. 39, NI. Brockville Statesman, Dec. 3.

(none) BARNES, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARNES – death mentioned in account of Niagara District Assizes, April 1848 – see Gaunt, Alfred Smith.

Kennedy BARNS, Died 1845

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARNS, Kennedy was murdered on our streets last Tues. by 7 boys who attacked him with stones. A verdict of willful murder was returned against Oliver Burns, Hugh Craig, David Foley, William Coxford, John Quigley, John Maguire, and Wm Murray – 1 Oct 1845, p. 199, NI, Ottawa Advocate, Sept 23rd.

Sarah Catherine BARNS, Died 1843

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARNS, Sarah Catherine, daughter of Elisha and Mary Barns, who lost her mother when she was 4 or 5, and was adopted by Mr and Mrs Samson Howell, died at Trafalgar, April 27, 1843; age 19 – 31 May 1843, p. 127, O.

Mr BARRETT, Died 1849

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARRETT, Mr was accidentally drowned a few evenings ago attempting to cross a lock below Thorold. – 21 Nov 1849, p. 227, NI, Thorold Advocate.

Richard BARRETT, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARRETT, Richard – on the 15th inst, at Port Stanley, two open boats were returning from the steamer, Scotland, with the mechanics and labourers who had been assisting in getting her off. The boats capsized off the end of the piers, and 4 men were drowned, three dockmen and the other a sailor of the Scotland. The three were Richard Barrett, D. Callaghan, and Charles Ashmore, all leaving wives and families. The other was George Mountjoy, an Englishman, whom Capt. Taylor had shipped at Montreal, a stranger in this part of the country. – 29 Nov 1848, p. 27, NI, Evangelical Pioneer.

Edward BARRY, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARRY, Dr Edward S., son of the late Rev John Barry, Wesleyan Methodist minister, died at his mother’s residence, Beaver Hall Square, Montreal; age 27 – 22 Sept 1847, p. 195, DN.

John BARRY, Died 1838

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARRY, Rev. John, Wesleyan Missionary died in Montreal, the 21st ult. – 4 July 1838, p. 139, O.

John J.H. BARTELS, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 25] BARTELS, John J.H., a native of Ernestown, and a resident of Belleville, a son of W.J.P. Bartels of Napanee, died the 17th inst. July 31, 1844, p. 163, DN.

Mary BARTON, Died 1846

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BARTON, Mrs Mary was born near Sligo, Ireland 54 years ago, and married Rev. King Barton who was a member of the Irish Wesleyan Conference from 1806 until he came to Canada. In 1831, the Bartons came to Canada. Three years later, Mr Barton and their youngest son died. mrs Barton died in Toronto, Feb 26, 1846; survived by her family – 4 March 1846, p. 79, DN; March 11, 1846, p. 81, O.

John C. BASTEDO, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BASTEDO, John C. who was a class leader on Nelson Circuit for several years, but moved to Woolwich twp on Guelph Mission c. 2 years ago, died suddenly in Woolwich twp, 17 Dec 1844, in his 52nd year; survived by his wife and 7 children – 8 Jan 1845, p. 47, O.

Mrs BATES, Died 1849

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BATES, Mrs, of Storrington, died Spet 8, 1848; survived by her husband and family. – 16 May 1849, p. 123, O.

Levi BATES, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BATES, Levi died Oct 4, 1847 near Cobourg; age 64; predeceased by 2 children; survived by his wife, 1 son and daughters – 20 Oct 1847, p. 3, O.

Stodart BATES, Died 1842

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BATES, Stodart, who was born in the U.S., but came to Canada with his father in his 16th year, died in Hamilton twp. in his 61st year; survived by his children – 11 Jan 1843, p. 47, O., sent from Cobourg, 23 Nov 1842.

Thomas BATSON, Died 1846

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BATSON, Thomas was born in N.J. in 1763, and got married 62 years ago. He came to Canada in 1820. he died May 6, 1846 in Brantford twp; survived by his wife and children. – 11 Nov 1846, p. 14, O.

Elizabeth Catherine BAXTER, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BAXTER, Mrs Elizabeth Catherine, wife of Jesse Baxter of Bertie twp (DN) or Barton twp (O), was born at Lundy’s Lane, April 1816, and died Oct 10, 1841 – 8 Dec 1841, p. 27, DN; 2 Feb 1842, p. 59, O.

John Nelson BAXTER, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BAXTER, John Nelson, the youngest son of Rev. John Baxter, Wesleyan minister, died in Vaughan twp, 4 Mar 1848 – 15 March 1848, p. 87, DN.

James BAYLY, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 26] BAYLY, James, youngest son of Thomas Bayly, retired surgeon of the East Kent Militia England, died at his father’s residence, Cramahe, 22 Feb 1842, in his 21st year – 30 March 1842, p. 91, DN.

Edward BAYNES, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BAYNES, Sir Edward, formerly Lt. Col. of the 83rd Regiment of Infantry died at Kensington, 15 April 1840, in his 83rd year – 17 June 1840, p. 135, DN.

Ann BEACH, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEACH, Mrs Ann, nee Cameron, was born at York, 2 Aug 1805, and died 11 Feb 1841, at Forty-Mile Creek, Grimsby Circuit. – 31 March 1841, p. 91, O.

Elijah BEACH, Died 1842

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEACH, Elijah, died in Kingston twp, 4 March 1842, in his 58th year; survived by his wife and 2 daughters – 29 June 1842, p. 143, O.

Susan BEACH, Died 1837

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEACH, Susan, who resided for over a year “in this village”, but went to the residence of her widowed mother in Sept 1836, died at New Windsor, Orange Co., NY, 28 Feb 1837; age 18y 10m; survived by her mother, brothers and sisters – 3 May 1837, p. 103, O.

Zenas BEACH, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEACH, Zenas, formerly of Grimsby, died at Oshawa, 14 Jan 1847; age 42 – 3 Feb 1847, p. 63, DN.

Anna M. BEAMER, Died 1843

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEAMER, Anna M., widow of Peter Beamer and eldest daughter of John D. and Elizabeth Beamer, died at Grimsby in her 23rd year. – 22 March 1843, p. 87, DN.

Eliza Anne BEAMER, Died 1842

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEAMER, Eliza Anne, daughter of William and Mary Beamer, died 19 Feb 1842, at Grimsby, in her 19th year – 20 April 1842, p. 103, O.

Henry BEAMER, Died 1842

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEAMER, Henry died on the Brantford Circuit, 11 Feb 1842, in his 49th year; survived by his wife and 4 children. – 6 April 1842, p. 95, O.

Hannah BEARMAN, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEARMAN, Mrs Hannah, nee Blackburn, wife of James Bearman, was born at Ellel, lancaster, England, 7 July 1776, and raised by her grandfather, Thomas Blackburn. She died at Napanee, 26 June 1847; survived by her husband and a large family – 11 Aug 1847, p. 169, O.

Marianne BEARNS, Died 1838

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEARNS, Mrs Marianne (late Miss Keller of Toronto) who was educated by the Ursuline Nuns in L.C., died in New York, June 23, 1838. – 1 Aug 1838, p. 155, DN.

P.G. BEATON, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 27] BEATON, P.G., a native of Scotland, late secretary of the Welland Canal, and for many years secretary of the St. Catherines’ St. Andrew’s Society, died at St. Catherines, Mon – 15 Dec 1841, p. 31, DN.

Emma Mary BEATTY, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEATTY, Emma Mary, daughter of J. Beatty, M.D., died at Cobourg, 10 Aug 1847; age 5y 8m – 18 Aug 1847, p. 175, DN.

Francis BEATTY, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEATTY, Franics – An inquest was held, the 19th inst., into the death of Francis Beatty who died from a fall on the ice. – 2 Feb 1848, p. 63, NI, Kingston Herald.

Gilbert Ker BEATTY, Died 1847

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEATTY, Gilbert Ker died the 23rd inst. at Streetsville – 28 July 1847, p. 163, DN.

William S. BEATTY, Died 1846

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEATTY, William S., son of Rev. John Beatty, Wesleyan Methodist minister, Cobourg, began studying law at Cobourg 3 years ago. He suffered an accident 2 years ago, and died 27 Aug 1846; age 19 – 9 Sept 1846, p. 186, O.

Melie BEAUVA, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEAUVA, Melie – burned to death, 17 July 1844 – see Cooke.

Col. BECKWITH, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 26] BECKWITH, Col. of the Rifle Brigade, Quebec, died last Sat. – 11 Aug 1847, p. 171, NI, News.

John BEDFORD, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEDFORD, John – John Bedford of Goderich left this port, the 30th ult., in his open boat, the “Wing and Wing”, in company with Thomas Miles, John Reynolds and Frank Longe. The boat was wrecked the following day near the Fishing islands, and the 4 men perished. – 29 Nov 1848, p. 23, NI, Huron Gazette.

Solomon BEEBE, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEEBE, Solomon, son of the late Aden Beebe, was born in Louth twp, Niagara District, 19 May 1798, and married Tamantha Beach of Ernest-town in 1835. He died in Louth twp, 27 Jan 1847 – 10 March 1847, p. 83, O.

William BEEVERS, Died 1850

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BEEVERS, William was born in Village Cowick, near Sweathe, Yorkshire, England, and came to Canada with ihs wife and family in 1844, settling in Toronto twp. C. 3 years ago the family moved to Blanchard twp where Mr Beevers died Dec 10 1849; age 50; survived by his wife and family – 13 Feb 1850, p. 269, O.

Margaret BELCHER, Died 1840

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELCHER, Mrs Margaret, daughter of the late Stewart Grafton, died in Toronto twp, 9 March 1840; age 52; predeceased by 2 children; survived by 4 children – 15 April 1840, p. 99, DN.

Mrs. BELL, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Mrs, wife of Wm Bell, a carpenter employed by the Bd. of Works, was murdered yesterday at Pt. Robinson; survived by her husband, and 1 daughter c. 8 years old. – 2 Feb 1848, p. 63, NI dated Jan 22.

Abby Jane BELL, Died 1845

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 28] BELL, Mrs Abby Jane, wife of Edwin Bell, died in Toronto the 8th inst; age 31y 7m – 23 April 1845, p. 107, DN.

Ann BELL, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Mrs Ann – murdered Feb 1848 – see Guant, Alfred Smith.

Elizabeth BELL, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of James Bell, and relict of the late Adjutant THomas Adams of the 60th Regiment of Foot, was born at Prestonpans, Scotland. Upwards of 20 years ago, she settled in Goulbourn twp. where she died, 2 Oct 1845 in her 62nd year. She was the mother of Mrs Jackson of Hamilton and Mrs. (Rev. G.) Poole of Brantford. – 31 Dec 1845, p. 41, O.

James BELL, Died 1839

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, James, joiner, late of Newcastle -upon-Tyne, England, died at Niagara, the 10th ult; age 36 – 25 Sept 1839, p. 191, DN.

James BELL, Died 1846

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, James, of the firm of Bell and Inglis, of the Wellington Hotel, and Deputy Inspector of Licenses for the Home District, died in Toronto, the 25th ult – 2 Sept 1846, p. 183, DN.

Margaret S. BELL, Died 1840

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Margaret S., daughter of the late William Bell, chandler, died in Toronto, the 22nd inst; age 21 – 28 Nov 1838, p. 15, DN.

Mary BELL, Died 1840

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Mrs Mary, widow of the late Thomas Bell, an old inhabitant of Toronto, died in Toronto, 23 Nov 1840 – 16 Dec 1840, p. 31, DN.

Susan Celista BELL, Died 1849

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 29] BELL, Mrs Susan Celista, second daughter of David R. Springer of Nelson twp, who married Robert K. Bell, 6 May 1847, died 15 Sept 1849 at her father’s residence in her 22nd year. She was buried on her birthday in Middle Road Graveyard, Nelson; predeceased by her husband 14 months after their marriage, and by her next younger sister, Sarah, 13 June 1849. – 21 Nov 1849, p. 226, O.

William BELL, Died 1844

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BELL, William of the firm, W and J. Bell merchants, died at Perth, 4 August 1844; age 38. – 14 Aug 1844, p. 171, DN.

Justus BELLAMY, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BELLAMY, Justus died at Bellamyville, Augusta, U.C., 1st inst., in his 85th year. – 30 Sept 1840, p. 195, DN.

John Samuel BELTON, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BELTON, John Samuel, son of Rev. S. and Alice Belton, died at St. Catherines, the 22nd ult; age 2y 2m 21d – 4 Dec 1839, p. 23, DN.

Thomas Carfrae BEMAN, Died 1837

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BEMAN, Thomas Carfrae, son of Joel Beman, died lately at Clarke, in his 14th year. – 8 Feb 1837, p. 55, DN.

Mary BENDER, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BENDER, Mrs Mary was born in Northampton Co., Penn., 1 Sept 1782, and came to Canada in 1789 with her widowed mother, Mrs Marr. In 1801, she married John Bender, and settled in Stamford twp. She died in Drummondville, 26 Oct 1848; predeceased by her husband who died 26 years after their marriage; survived by her children. – 15 Nov 1848, p. 19, O.

George BENJAMIN, Died 1848

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BENJAMIN, George, second son of George Benjamin, Registrar of Hastings Co. and Grand Master of Orange Lodges in Canada, drowned last Sat. in the Moira River. – 9 Aug 1848, p. 171, NI.

Edna BENNET, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 30] BENNET, Mrs Edna – Edna Finney was born 4 July 1810 in Cramahe. She was converted in in 1837, and married Samuel Bennet 4 years later. She died 29 Nov 1843; survived by her husband and 2 children. – 21 Feb 1844, p. 71, O.

Mary BENNETT, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BENNETT, Mrs Mary, mother of Mrs Turquand, Toronto, died in Toronto, the 8th inst.; age 85 – 14 Aug 1839, p. 167, DN.

Abigail BENSON, Died 1837

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 30] BENSON, Abigail, wife of Jacob Benson, Sophiasburgh, died May 16, 1837 – 20 Sept 1837, p. 183, O.

Ezekiel BENSON, Died 1842

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg. 30-31] BENSEN, Ezekiel died at Belleville, Feb 11, 1842; age 73 – 23 March 1842, p. 87, DN.

Mary BENSON, Died 1839

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BENSON, May, daughter of Henry Benson, died at Kingston, the 4th ult.; age, 11m. – 9 Oct 1839, p. 199, DN.

W.J.C. BENSON, Died 1850

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BENSON, WJC, one of the oldest and most extensive merchants of Quebec, left Montreal Mon. on his way to England, and died suddenly at Whitehall, Tues. – 18 Dec 1850, p. 39, NI, Montreal Transcript.

Beulah BENT, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BENT, Mrs Beulah, daughter of Russell and harriet Bartlett came to Canada from NY state in 1831, and married Alphonso (or Alphaeus) Bent in July 1835. She died at Smiths Falls, Jan 11 (DN) or 18 (O), 1841; age 21; survived by her husband and a daughter less than 2mo old. Mrs Bent was a member of the Presbyterian Church. – 24 Feb 1841, p. 71, DN; 24 March 1841, p. 87, O.

Richard BERMINGTON, Died 1840

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BERMINGTON, Richard died near Sydney, 29 Jan 1840; age 115. – 18 March 1840, p. 83, DN.

George Marsden BERNEY, Died 1838

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Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BERNEY, George Marsden, son of Rev. D. Berney, Wesleyan minister, Richmond Circuit, died 10 Jan 1838. – 28 Feb 1838, p. 67, DN.

William Case BERNEY, Died 1844

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BERNEY, William Case, eldest son of Rev. Daniel Berney, Wesleyan minister, Matilda, died the 5th inst.; age 15y 2m – 24 Jan 1844, p.55, DN.

Helen Eliza BERRIE, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 31] BERRIE, Helen Eliza, wife of Robert Berrie, died at Hamilton, the 6th inst. – 28 April 1841, p. 107, DN.

Eleanor BERRY, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 31] BERRY, Eleanor, daughter of Wm and Margaret Berry of Cavan, died 11 July 1841; age 8y 1 d – 1 Sept 1841, p. 179, DN.

George Poole BERRY, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 31] BERRY, George Poole, son of Wm and Margaret Berry of Cavan, died 30 July 1841, p 179, DN.

William Lawson BERRY, Died 1844

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 31] BERRY, William Lawson, infant son of Francis Berry, Toronto, died 26 May 1844. – 29 May 1844, p. 127, DN.

A. BERTHELET, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 31] BERTHELET, A., M.P.P. – The Montreal papers announce the death of A. Berthelet, M.P.P. for Kamouraska and father-in-law of Mr. Lafontaine. – 8 Dec 1847, p. 31, NI, Chronicle and News of the 1st.

David BEST, Died 1844

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BEST, David, one of the oldest settlers in Emily twp., and father of William Best, J.P., died in Emily twp., the 5th inst.; age 75. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery. – 24 July 1844, p. 159, DN.

Emily BETHUNE, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BETHUNE, Emily, third daughter of the Ven. Archdeacon Bethune, died yesterday from falling downstairs; age 6 – 22 Sept 1847, p. 195, NI, Cobourg Star, 15th.

James Grey BETHUNE, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BETHUNE, James Grey, late of Cobourg, died at Rochester, NY the 12th inst.; age 43. – 27 Oct 1841, p. 3, DN.

Hester Ann BETTCHEN, Died 1850

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BETCHEN, Hester Ann, daughter of Glengain Bettchen, died in Woolwich twp., 14 Feb 1850; age 6y 10m – 13 March 1850, p. 285, DN.

Joanna BEVITT, Died 1845

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BEVITT, Mrs Joanna – Joanna Dealtry was born at Knotingly, Yorkshire, England, 23 Dec 1797, and married Thomas Bevett in 1817. In 1821, she emigrated to the U.S. with her husband and 2 children. In 1829, they moved to Canada where Mr. Bevitt entered the itinerant ministry. Mrs. Bevitt died at the parsonage, Matilda Circuit, 19 April 1845; survived by her husband and children – 30 April 1845, p. 109, DN; 7 May 1845, p. 115, O.

Robert BEWS, Died 1839

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 32] BEWS, Robert was born at Kirkwall, Orkney, and came to Canada in 1803. He died at Three Rivers, 30 Dec 1839, in his 57th year. – 5 Feb 1840, p. 59, O.

James Barnes BEYNON, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 32] BEYNON, James Barnes was born in Ireland, and came to Canada in 1819 with his parents, and younger brothers and sisters. In 1829, he married Lydia Love. He died in King twp, 28 Dec 1843; age 38; survived by his wife and 7 children. – 17 April 1844, p. 103, O.

Thomas BIACONOK, Died 1843

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 32] BIACONOK, Thomas, an Indian, died on Snake Island, 1 Aug 1843; survived by his wife and 5 children – 13 Sept 1843, p. 187, O.

Mr. BIBAUD, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32] BIBAUD, Mr. – An inquest was held Mon. on the body of Mr. Bibaud of the Parish of Ste. Anne who fell from a barge and drowned in the Basin of the Lachine Canal. – 8 Nov 1848, p. 15, NI, Pilot.

John BICKETT, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 32-33] BICKETT, John – An inquest was held the 23rd inst. into the death of John Bickett of Asphodel twp. who was kicked to death by his horse. – 8 Nov 1848, p. 15, NI, Peterboro Despatch, 6th Oct.

David BIGELOW, Died 1850

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGELOW, David – drowned, Feb 1850 – see Bigelow, James.

James BIGELOW, Died 1850

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGELOW, James – James Bigelow, age 22, his brother, David, age 14, and a cousin, James Ryckman, age 16, drowned yesterday in the Desjardins Canal between the Upper and Lower Bridges. The three had left home, in company with another younger brother to go skating. One of them fell through the ice when he tested it, and the two others drowned trying to save him. The youngest brother survived. – 6 Feb 1850, p. 265, NI, Hamilton Gazette of Mon.

child BIGGAR, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg. 33] BIGGAR – A son of Wm Biggar of Trafalgar twp. was killed in the threshing accident last Thursday; age 24 – 10 Nov 1847, p. 15, NI, Hamilton Spectator.

John BIGGAR, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGGAR, John died at Saltfleet, 7th inst. in his 81st year. Mr. Biggar was twice married, and had 20 children, 86 grandchildren, and 27 great grandchildren. – 26 May 1841, p. 123, DN.

Robert BIGGAR, Died 1849

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 33] BIGGAR, Robert, son of Joseph Biggar, was born in Saltfleet, 1 March 1824, and married Sarah Pettit, daughter of John C. Pettit less than 6 months ago. He died in Saltfleet, 13 March 1849 – 18 April 1849, p. 107, O.

Robert BIGGAR, Died 1837

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGGAR, Robert Sr., a native of Dumfries, Scotland, died at Mt. Pleasant; age 75. – 10 May 1837, p. 107, DN.

Charles Andrew BIGGAR, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGGER, Charles Andrew, son of John L. Bigger, died at Oakville, 15 Jun 1841; age 2y 10m – 30 Jun 1841, p. 143, DN.

George Chalmers BIGGER, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGGER, George Chalmers, son of John L. Bigger, died at Oakville, 9 Jun 1841; age 4.5 – 30 Jun 1841, p. 143, DN.

William Dunn BIGGER, Died 1841

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BIGGER, William Dunn, third son of J.L. Bigger, died at Oakville, 17 inst.; age 13m – 25 Aug 1841, p. 175, DN.

Mrs BILTON, Died 1838

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

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[pg 33] BILTON, Mrs, wife of George Bilton, merchant tailor, died last evening; age 40. The funeral will be held from 48 Newgate St – 1 Aug 1838, p. 155, DN.

Quetton Saint George BALDWIN, Died 1829

Obituary

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg. 23 – DIED – On Monday last [30 Nov 1829], at 3 o’clock, PM at his fathers house at Spadina. Quetton Saint George Baldwin – This youth had nearly attained his twentieth year dearly beloved by his family and friends, and equally esteemed by those with whom he formed friendship at school. A pulmonary consumption of two years continuance, has thus early taken him from life, and has robbed society of all that his amiable disposition and useful acquirements had promised – but he has gone to a world for which he was better fitted – his perfect intellect and tranquil exit in his last moments was the surest reward of ___ of Innocence and his trust ___ God – Communicated.

Capt. Andrew Estes, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg. 23 – WELLAND CANAL – The weather having moderated, a little vessel called the General Brock, of York, came over from that place to go through to Lake Erie, and the American schooner R H Boughton, Captain Andrew Estes, went from Youngstown, both vessels got safe up to the Deep Cut, and at the Lock, those feelings, ‘that sometimes are called national, broke out, and Capt Estes, we learn, received some personal marks expressive of them — On Tuesday last, the two vessels were laying in Chippawa, the Boughton, we understand, has gone to Buffalo, and returns to Youngstown in the course of the week — Niagara Herrald.

“Old Jack” Jackson, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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[pg 30] To the Senior Editor of the Christian Guardian, River Credit Mission Village (December 9th 1829): Dear Brother, Your old acquaintance Jackson, sen? or as he is commonly called “Old Jack”, departed this life in peace on the 27th of November. The Chief informs me that old Jack, previous to his conversion, was a drunkard and a very wicked man few in the notion so much so. He was converted to Christianity about three years ago and an entire change was wrought in his whole character and conduct. Since I have known him, he has been most exemplary in the discharge of every religious duty, and has answered the Scripture character of a faithful man” he was the last of the old stock, being the only aged man amongst the Credit Indians as George Finger the next in seniority, can scarcely be called aged. I may say that Old Jack was the only survivor of those who a few years ago constituted a living nation, but who now survive in the mournful recollections of their converted children – a nation hurried into a premature grave, not by the desolating progress of war or pestilence, but by a much more efficient auxiliary of death, intemperance. How often have I heard them say, with a sigh, “Our fathers died before we became Christians” But happy change ‘ Religion, sweet religion, the religion of the Saviour has checked the dreadful scourge – she has visited the desolate places of the wilderness, and now sheds the life giving beams of redeeming love upon these abodes of sin and sorrow. And from the abundance of Grace showered upon the Indians at all our mission stations ore would think that the merciful Saviour was making up to the children for the long spiritual darkness that their fathers ___?___. Or, is the tune to “gather in the Jews arrived?” Or is God about to remove the neglected talent from those who have corrupted and destroyed -?- to a people who will better improve it. {…} Old Jack continued in prayer eill his soul departed from the body. During the first part of his illness he said very little but appeared to be generally engaged in prayer and meditation but the last few days he became more communicative, and told his friends that he was prepared and was going to leave them and bid some farewell. The morning of his death he said he was going to leave this world to go where he should rest forever with many other expressions indicating a joyful confidence in God and a victory over the fear of death. He has left a widow, four sons and three daughters. All his children but the youngest have families, and have long given evidence of being real Christians. I have extended this communication much beyond what I had intended. It may serve to encourage our friends at a distance, who may not have had the privilege of seeing how a converted heathen can die and the having believe and pray and praise having Christ formed in them the hope of Glory by the power of the Holy Ghost – Yours affectionably, George Ryerson.

James REDMAN, Died 1829

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 30 – Melancholy Circumstance – A man by the name of James Redman, at the raising of a house in Scarboro’ on the 4th inst, was so beaten by one John Wilson, and a man in his employ, named Wm Gilmore that he died on Tuesday night last. The Coroner Inquest over the body of Redman, was held on Wednesdays. The verdict of the Jury against the offenders was “wilful Murder’ They have been apprehended and are now confined in Jail. What fruits does sin bring forth – disappointment, shame, disgrace, remorse, misery, premature death here, and eternal death hereafter – The fruits of piety are peace, joy, contentment, respectability, tranquil life, happy death here, and eternal felicity hereafter.

Wm Gilmore, Died 1829

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 30 – Melancholy Circumstance – A man by the name of James Redman, at the raising of a house in Scarboro’ on the 4th inst, was so beaten by one John Wilson, and a man in his employ, named Wm Gilmore that he died on Tuesday night last. The Coroner Inquest over the body of Redman, was held on Wednesdays. The verdict of the Jury against the offenders was “wilful Murder’ They have been apprehended and are now confined in Jail. What fruits does sin bring forth – disappointment, shame, disgrace, remorse, misery, premature death here, and eternal death hereafter – The fruits of piety are peace, joy, contentment, respectability, tranquil life, happy death here, and eternal felicity hereafter.

John Wilson, Died 1829

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 30 – Melancholy Circumstance – A man by the name of James Redman, at the raising of a house in Scarboro’ on the 4th inst, was so beaten by one John Wilson, and a man in his employ, named Wm Gilmore that he died on Tuesday night last. The Coroner Inquest over the body of Redman, was held on Wednesdays. The verdict of the Jury against the offenders was “wilful Murder’ They have been apprehended and are now confined in Jail. What fruits does sin bring forth – disappointment, shame, disgrace, remorse, misery, premature death here, and eternal death hereafter – The fruits of piety are peace, joy, contentment, respectability, tranquil life, happy death here, and eternal felicity hereafter.

Capt. Scher, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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[pg 30, NY Spectator 4th ult.] The packet ship Brighton – Capt Scher arrived this morning from London. By this arrival the Editors of the commercial Advertiser have received from their attentive correspondent files of London papers to the evening of October 31st inclusive and a Shipping List of the same date.

– THE KING of England, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 31: The King’s Health – The London Atlas states, “on the best authority,” that the sight of one of the King’s eyes is so seriously aflected, that all hopes of it’s recovery are gone, and that dangerous symptoms have appeared in the other eye. It adds, that one of the King’s knees has an increasing tendency to induration.

Mr Wolff, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 31: Mr Wolff, the missionary, has had a narrow escape from death by poison, at Jerusalem, and resolved to leave that city. He was seriously ill, in consequence of it, for some time.

Alexander Wood, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 31: Resolved – that Alexander Wood, Esq. be requested to accept the office of Secretary, for the next year.

Mr Coulson, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 31: Resolved – That the thanks of the Society be given to Mr Coulson, the clerk of the Market, for the valuable services which he has performed in purchasing and issuing the Provisions ordered by the society.

Rev W Boulton, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

Rev. Dade, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

Mr. Drury, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

Dr Phillips, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

G.A. Barber, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

Mr De laHaye, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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Upper Canada College, established at York – Classical Department – {illegible} of Clare Hall… Queens College Cambridge – MASTERS, the Rev. – —thews M A of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge – The Rev W Boulton BA of Queens College Oxford. MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT — The Rev Dade MA Fellow of Ca?s College Cambridge, French Master – Monsieur De la Haye – Drawing Master and Writing Master ——- Dr Phillips will be prepared to receive Boarders on the Fourth of January Next.

William MOORE, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 32 – To Counteract the many attempts that are made to impose on the Canadian Public and to encourage the industry of this country at great expense and trouble there is now prepared a composition of Real Genuine Canadian Japan BLACKING in Bottles manufactured in this place. This Blacking which is acknowledged to be superior – any introduced into this country is made and sold by T. Orlon at his Auction and Commission Warehouse – Market Square Kingston. TTO feels confident that the Canadian Public will not only support but rejoice at every essay to promote their own manufactures. William Moore maketh oath and saith that he did in the year 1812 manufacture Japan Blacking for the house of Messrs Bowling and Walker, that he has seen the process used by Mr TT Orton in making what is called Real Canadian Japan Blacking and considers it much superior to any he witnessed made in london and that he –?– the composition a benefit or preservative to Leather. WILLIAM MOORE sworn before me (Robert Richardson) at Kingston this 20th day of Nov 1829.

T. T. Orton, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 32 – To Counteract the many attempts that are made to impose on the Canadian Public and to encourage the industry of this country at great expense and trouble there is now prepared a composition of Real Genuine Canadian Japan BLACKING in Bottles manufactured in this place. This Blacking which is acknowledged to be superior – any introduced into this country is made and sold by T. Orlon at his Auction and Commission Warehouse – Market Square Kingston. TTO feels confident that the Canadian Public will not only support but rejoice at every essay to promote their own manufactures. William Moore maketh oath and saith that he did in the year 1812 manufacture Japan Blacking for the house of Messrs Bowling and Walker, that he has seen the process used by Mr TT Orton in making what is called Real Canadian Japan Blacking and considers it much superior to any he witnessed made in london and that he –?– the composition a benefit or preservative to Leather. WILLIAM MOORE sworn before me (Robert Richardson) at Kingston this 20th day of Nov 1829.

Robert Richardson, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 3. York, Sat., 5 Dec 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/6/b/0/6b0d3247c989a2393c21359e6e7d83319451c3a1daac5aa897f783acafcb9ab3/Christian_Guardian_1829_12_05_Vol._I_No._3.pdf

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pg 32 – To Counteract the many attempts that are made to impose on the Canadian Public and to encourage the industry of this country at great expense and trouble there is now prepared a composition of Real Genuine Canadian Japan BLACKING in Bottles manufactured in this place. This Blacking which is acknowledged to be superior – any introduced into this country is made and sold by T. Orlon at his Auction and Commission Warehouse – Market Square Kingston. TTO feels confident that the Canadian Public will not only support but rejoice at every essay to promote their own manufactures. William Moore maketh oath and saith that he did in the year 1812 manufacture Japan Blacking for the house of Messrs Bowling and Walker, that he has seen the process used by Mr TT Orton in making what is called Real Canadian Japan Blacking and considers it much superior to any he witnessed made in london and that he –?– the composition a benefit or preservative to Leather. WILLIAM MOORE sworn before me (Robert Richardson) at Kingston this 20th day of Nov 1829.

Sir William Jones, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] TESTIMONIES IN FAVOR OF THE BIBLE, BY CELEBRATED CHARACTERS: The celebrated Sir William Jones, at the end of his Bible, wrote the following words “I have regularly and attentively perused these Holy Scriptures, and am of opinion that this volume (independently of its divine origin) contains more true sub?nity, more exquisite beauty, more pure morality, more important history, and finer strains of poetry and eloquence, than can be collected from all other books, in whatever age or language they may have been written. The unshamed application of them to events which took place long after the publication, is a solid ground for belief that they are genuine productions and consequently inspired.

Mr Addison, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] TESTIMONIES IN FAVOR OF THE BIBLE, BY CELEBRATED CHARACTERS: Mr Addison, speaking of the superior perfections of the Sacred Volume to every human work, says the great and glorious truths which it discovers to us are, compared with those which we elsewhere acquire, as the Creator contrasted with his work “Had Cicero” says he, “lived to see all that Christianity has brought to light, how would he who so?rly hoped for immortality, have lavished out all the force of eloquence in those nobles of contemplations, the resurrection and the judgement that will follow it. How had his breast glowed with pleasure, when the whole compass of futarity, re–aled in these pages —–[illegible sentence]———How would he have entered, with the —[illegible words] —- into the affections of his hearers upon those glorious themes, which are contained in the Bible – themes, which when enlarged on by a skillful Christian orator, make us break out into the same expressions, as those of the two disciples, who met our Savior after he rose from the dead. “Did not our hearts burn within us, while he talked with us by the way, and while he opened unto us the Scriptures”.

Mr Locke, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] TESTIMONIES IN FAVOR OF THE BIBLE, BY CELEBRATED CHARACTERS: The learned Mr Locke (after demonstrating the truth of the Holy Scriptures in various ways,) thus expressed himself, in a letter to a friend, just before he died. “Study the Holy Scriptures, especially the New Testament, for therein are contained the words of eternal life. The Bible has God for its author, salvation for his end, and truth for its matter, without any mixture of error.”

Dr Watts, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] TESTIMONIES IN FAVOR OF THE BIBLE, BY CELEBRATED CHARACTERS: The excellent Dr Watts, (in advice to a young man,) says “Whatever your circumstances may be in this world, value the Bible as your best pleasure, and, whatever be your employment, look upon religion as your best business. The Bible contains eternal life in it, and religion is the only way for you to become possessed of it.”

Dr Leatham?, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] Dr Leatham upon his death bed, thus addressed the son of a nobleman, who had been under his care – “You see, my young friend, the [illegible word] in which I now am, I have not many days to live, and am happy that you witness the tranquility of my last moments. But it is not tranquility alone, it is joy and triumph – nay it is complete exultation.” – HIs features brightened, and his voice arose in energy as he spoke – “And whence,” said he, “does his exultation spring? – From that book,” said he, pointing to the Bible – “From that blessed book, so much neglected indeed, but which contains invaluable treasures, treasures of bliss and rejoicing, for it makes us certain that this mortal shall put out immortality” Judge Hale, in a letter to his children, says – “It has been my practice to require you to be frequent in reading the Scriptures, with due observation and understanding, which will make you wise for this world, and that which is to come” And in a letter to his son, he says – “There is no book like the Bible for excellent learning, wisdom and use. It is want of understanding in them who think or speak otherwise.”

Lord Rochester, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] TESTIMONIES IN FAVOR OF THE BIBLE, BY CELEBRATED CHARACTERS: Lord Rochester, in his last illness, would frequently lay his hands on the Bible, and say – “There is true philosophy. There is the wisdom that speaks to the heart. A bad life is the only grand objection to this book.”

Sir John Eardly Wilmot, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] Sir John Eardly Wilmot in a letter to his eldest son, expressing himself in these words “Let me exhort you to read with the greatest attention both the Old and New Testaments, you will find your mind extremely becalmed by so doing, and every tumultuous passion bridled by that firm belief of a resurrection, which is so abundantly marked out and impressed upon mankind, by Christianity.”

Dr Samuel Johnson, Died

Article Mention

Source: The Christian Guardian. Publication: Vol. 1, No. 1. York, Sat., 21 Nov 1829. United Church Archives of Canada. https://catalogue.unitedchurcharchives.ca/uploads/r/united-church-of-canada-archives/b/2/3/b233c05c84cbc930ccaa31d2be93c513ac0c323d5db6c2f518932b4ef0bed3d5/Christian_Guardian_1829_11_21_Vol._I_No._1.pdf

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[pg 1] Dr Samuel Johnson, in his last illness -?- [illegible sentence] night to his bed side, and addressed him in these words “Young man, attend to the advice of one who has possessed a certain degree of fame in the world and who will shortly appear before his Maker – Read the Bible every day of your life” – Religious Mess.

William George BILTON, Died 1836

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg.34] BILTON, William George, infant son of George Bilton, merchant tailor, died in Toronto, 27th ult. – 3 Aug 1836, p. 155, DN.

Benjamin BIRCH, Died 1836

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BIRCH, Benjamin died at Seigniory Argenteuil, 6 Feb 1836, in his 86th year – 4 May 1836, p. 103, DN.

John BISHOP, Died 1846

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISHOP, John died at his residence, Yonge St., 25th ult; age 75 – 7 Jan 1846, p. 47, DN.

Friend BISSELL, Died 1850

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISSELL, Friend was born in Connecticut in 1776, and came to Canada after the Revolution, settling in Augusta twp. In 1819, he moved with his family to Southwold twp where he died, 15 Jan 1850 – 29 May 1850, p. 330, O.

Sally Ann BISSELL, Died 1838

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISSELL, Mrs Sally Ann, nee Howard, was born in NY state, and came to Canada in 1830 to live with her brother. In 1834, she married T. Bissell. She died at Prescott, 15 Dec 1838 – 6 Feb 1839, p. 55, O.

Eunice BISSETT, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISSETT, Eunice, wife of David Bissett, died in Trafalgar twp, 16 March 1841, in her 36th year; survived by her husband, 6 children, and a sister, Mary – 19 May 1841, p. 119, O.

Mrs BISSON, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISSON, Mrs, her child, and a man employed as an assistant burned to death Mon. night in a fire at the mill kept by Mr. Bisson at Sainte Marie, Nouvelle Beauce. Mr. Bisson was absent at the time. – 21 June 1848, p. 143, NI, Quebec Gazette, June 13th.

Dr BISWICK, Died 1841

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 34] BISWICK, Dr. of Yonge St, near Newmarket, emigrated from England to America before the Revolution. After travelling through the Indian settlements in Virginia, he returned to England. He emigrated a second time, studied and practised Physic under Dr. Rush of Philadelphia, and finally settled c. 1805 at Newmarket where he practised medicine until 2 or 3 years before his death. he died, 28 March 1839, in his 118 year. he willed part of his property to the Church of England, the rest to his adopted son. One sister died many years ago. No other relatives are known – 10 Nov 1841, p. 11., O.

Ann BLACK, Died 1838

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, Mrs Ann, wife of James Black, died at Port Colborne, 3rd inst; age 68 – 8 Aug 1838, p. 159, DN; 29 Aug 1838, p. 171, O.

Hugh BLACK, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, Hugh, a native of Scotland, and resident of Campeau St, Quebec suburbs, was killed int he collision of 2 sleighs yesterday, crossing the Hay-Market; age c. 16. – 20 Jan 1847, p. 55, NI, Mercantile News Book.

James BLACK, Died 1845

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, James, late of Pt. Colborne, died at the residence of James Sabine, at Highbury, near Brockville, in his 78th year – 23 April 1845, p. 107, DN.

John Sr. BLACK, Died 1849

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, John Sr., a native of Co. Sligo, Ireland, and late of H.M. 1st Royal Scotch Fusiliers, died at Toronto, 23 Mar 1849; age 72 – 28 March 1849, p. 95, DN.

Mary BLACK, Died 1850

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, Mrs Mary, wife of Peter Black, late of Lurgan, Co. Armagh, Ireland, died on Queen St, Toronto, 2 Dec 1850; age 53. – 18 Dec 1850, p 39, DN.

Widow BLACK, Died 1846

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, Mrs Widow was crushed to death by falling off a stone gable in a gale yesterday morning, on St Francois St, St Roche. – 1 July 1846, p. 147, NI, Quebec Gazette.

Wilhelmina BLACK, Died 1840

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACK, Mrs Wilhelmina – Wilhelmina MacMillan, wife of Rev. Dr. Black, died in Montreal, 24th ult. – 22 Jan 1840, p. 51, DN.

George BLACKSTOCK, Died 1844

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35] BLACKSTOCK, George, brother of Rev. Moses Blackstock, a son of Presbyterian parents, and grandson of a Presbyterian minister, was born in 1770 in Co Cavan, Ireland. At an early age, he joined the Wesleyan Methodist Church. In 1820, he emigrated with his family and settled in Cavan twp where he joined the New Connection Methodist Church. In 1837, he lost his wife. After this, he moved to New York City, but returned to Canada in the summer of 1841, and settled with his daughter in Whitby twp where he joined the Wesleyan methodist Church. he died 29 Feb 1844. – 20 March 1844, p. 87, DN; 7 Aug 1844, p. 167, O. written by Wm. S. Blackstock.

John BLACKSTOCK, Died 1850

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 35-36] BLACKSTOCK, John, son of Rev. W. Blackstock of Cavan, was born 25 Nov 1822, and died at Peterboro, 12 Feb 1850; survived by his sisters – 3 April 1850, p. 298, O.

(unknown) BLAKE, Died 1843

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BLAKE – A young man named Blake was found frozen to death on March St last Tues., having lain down while intoxicated. – 22 Feb 1843, p. 71, NI, Mirror.

Mary BLAKELEY, Died 1848

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BLAKELEY, Mrs Mary, the eldest daughter of John Murney of Hallowell, who married William Blakeley in the fall of 1846, died at Athol; age a little over 22. (She is described as a “wife and mother”) – 11 Oct 1848, p. 207, O., dated 14 Sept.

son BOA, Died 1846

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BOA – A 10 year old boy, son of Wm Boa, St Laurent, was trampled to death Thurs. by a horse he was leading to the water. – 25 Nov 1846, p. 23, NI, Transcript.

Betsy Maria BOGART, Died 1838

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BOGART, Mrs Betsy Maria, daughter of Peter Dorland of Adolphustown, married Cornelius Bogart in 1831, and moved to the Murray Circuit in 1836. She died in Ameliasburgh twp, 18 Nov 1837; age 23; survived by her husband and 2 children, the youngest of whom was 6 months old – 4 April 1838, p. 87, O.

Mary BOGERT, Died 1837

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BOGERT, Mrs Mary, wife of John Bogert of Brockville, died Fri. night – 24 May 1837, p. 115, DN.

Susan BOICE, Died 1848

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BOICE, Susan, 6th daughter of Abraham Boice, died in Toronto, 3 Sept 1848; age 14. – 6 Sept 1848, p. 187, DN.

Mary BONHAM, Died 1847

Obituary

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BONHAM, Mrs Mary, nee White, was born in Penn., and came to Canada in 1816. Soon after that, she married Jeriah Bonham, and settled with him in Dumfries twp where she died, 21 Oct 1847; age 51; survived by her husband and 2 children – 29 Dec 1847, p. 43, O.

Lt. Col. Sir Richard BONNYCASTLE, Died 1847

Death Notice

Source: Rev. Donald A. McKenzie. Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836 to 1850, vol. 1. Global Heritage Press c/o GlobalGenealogy.com Inc., Milton, Ontario, Canada, 2011.

Transcription:
[pg 36] BONNYCASTLE, Lt. Col. Sir Richard, late of the Royal Corps of Engineers, a veteran of several military campaigns and author of several books, died in this city yesterday. – 10 Nov 1847, p. 15, NI, Chronicle News of the 3rd.