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     Oliver Spalding was born on 2 February 1820 at Haldimand Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹ He died on 4 February 1820 at Hadimand Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹

     Lelvi Spalding was born on 2 February 1820 at Haldimand Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹ He died on 4 February 1820 at Haldimand Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹

     Huldah Ann Spalding was born in 1821 at Haldimand Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹ She died on 3 June 1890 at Toronto, York Co., Ontario; per Merriam Family Tree - www.merriamfamilytree.org..¹

     Robert Henry Rubidge was born on 26 November 1764 at London, Essex Co., England; Date Nov 26 1764 & location Londaon, Essex Co, England per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2 He married Ann Margaret Gilmore on 29 January 1785 at St. Dunstans, Stepney, England; per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ Robert Henry Rubidge married Eleanor Lark Payne on 9 November 1800 at England; per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ Robert Henry Rubidge died on 27 February 1829 at Clayton Locks Fields, London, England, at age 64; Date Feb 27 1829 & location Clayton Locks Fields, London, England per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2

     Eleanor Lark Payne was born on 10 June 1767 at Deverill Longbridge, Wiltshire, England; Date Jan 11 1767 & location Deverill Longbridge, Wiltshire, England per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2 She married Robert Henry Rubidge on 9 November 1800 at England; per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ As of 9 November 1800,her married name was Rubidge.¹ Eleanor Lark Payne died on 29 May 1835 at Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 67; per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2

     Capt. Charles Rubidge was born on 20 April 1787 at London, England; Date 1786 & location London, England per Death Reg'n. Date 1787 & location England per 1871 Census. Date 1786 & location England per 1851 Census. "RUBIDGE, CHARLES, naval officer, settler, and emigration agent; b. 30 April 1787, and baptized at London, Eng., second son of Robert Rubidge and Margaret Gilmour, and half-brother of Frederick Rubidge*; per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html)


Date Apr 30 1787 & location St. George in the East, London, England per family tree of Della Bourque on ancestry.ca, Oct 20 2020. Date Apr 20 1787 & locaiton London per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,7,8,9,6,5 He married Margaret Clarke on 20 January 1810 at St. Paul, Deptford, Kent Co., England; "m. Margaret Clarke 20 Jan. 1810, by whom he had three sons and three daughters... "
per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) per family tree of Della Bourque on ancestry.ca, Oct 20 2020.^8,9 Capt. Charles Rubidge "Charles Rubidge’s mother died when he was eight, and one year later he entered the Royal Navy as a volunteer first class on an uncle’s ship. His far-flung naval service took him to the West Indies and, in 1812, to Annapolis, Maryland. He served with the Mediterranean and Atlantic fleets in the Napoleonic campaigns, was commissioned a lieutenant in 1812, and was twice wounded on active service." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) in 1812 at Annapolis, Maryland, U.S.A..⁹ He lived in 1819 at Hamilton Twp., Northumberland Co., Upper Canada; "Rubidge was placed on half pay in 1815. By 1819 he saw no hope of resuming active service and emigrated to Cobourg, Upper Canada." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html.)⁹ He lived in April 1820 at Otonabee Twp., Newcastle Dist., Upper Canada; "In the spring of 1820 he took his wife and three small children to the bush to become one of the first settlers in Otonabee Township. He settled on a 200-acre lot and acquired three other lots to make up the 800 acres allowed a naval officer of his rank. As a backwoods farmer Rubidge was one of the more successful of the half-pay officers who settled in the Peterborough district. He attributed his success in the early years to a cautious beginning, to “doing little, and that partly with my own hands,” until he gained experience." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html.)⁹ He "The surveyor's map in Trenton Past and Present by Nick and Helma Mika shows both the Roman Catholic Chapel and the school which, according to Rev. Grier, was built about 1821 by Protestants. The surveyor was Frederick Preston Rubidge (1806-1898), half brother of Captain Charles Rubidge, who was reported to be the second settler in Otonabee Township. In The Valley of the Trent Edwin C. Guillet gives a brief biographical sketch of F.P. Rubidge, quotes some of his poetry, and provides information about his various survey works." from History of South Murray Twp. by Margaret L. May, per Masonic Lodge archives, Dan Buchanan, August 1, 2018. in 1821 at Otonabee Twp., Peterborough Co., Upper Canaa. He "It is for his connection with emigration, which began in 1825 with the arrival of Peter Robinson’s settlers from southern Ireland, that Rubidge is best known. He assisted Robinson on a voluntary basis by placing the emigrants destined for Otonabee Township on their lots and directed the cutting of ten miles of bush road, briefly named after him, to serve as a winter supply route to the depot on the townsite of Peterborough. In common with several others he received a town and a park lot in Peterborough for his exertions." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) in 1825 at Newcastle Dist., Upper Canada.⁹ He lived circa January 1827 at Scott's Mills, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada; "During the winter of 1826-27 Sir Peregrine Maitland, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, Colonel Talbot, the Hon. John Beverley Robinson, the Hon. Zacheus Burnham, and James Gray Bethune of Cobourg travelled by sleigh to Rubidge's house near what is now the village of Keene, where they were welcomed by Peter Robinson, Captain Rubidge and many of the settlers. The Lieutenant-Governor visited some of the Irish in Ennismore, and received deputations from other township at "Government House" - Robinson's commodious dwelling at Scott's Mills." from "Early Life in Upper Canada" by Edwin C. Guillet, pg. 67.² He "From 1831 until August 1832 Rubidge held a temporary appointment as a crown land agent at Peterborough with responsibility for seven townships in neighbouring parts of Newcastle District; he claimed that 4,000 new emigrants came to the district while he held this office. His duties as agent included supervision of the assistance given poor settlers at Lieutenant Governor Sir John Colborne*’s direction." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) in 1831 at Peterborough, Newcastle Dist., Upper Canada.⁹ He "In 1838 Rubidge visited England and wrote A plain statement of the advantages attending emigration to Upper Canada, in which he stated that improvements over the past few years had demonstrated “that Canada is destined to become the comparatively rich as well as the poor man’s country,” and offered practical advice to those who decided to emigrate. The following spring Colonel G. F. Wyndham employed Rubidge to superintend the voyage of 181 emigrants from his Irish estates to Cobourg and to find work for them in Upper Canada." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) in 1838 at Peterborough, Newcastle Dist., Upper Canada.⁹ He lived in 1841 at Peterborough Co., Canada West; "Rubidge played an active role in the community that grew up around him: he was appointed a justice of the peace in 1820, with his neighbours he petitioned for local improvements and helped raise funds for the Church of England, and he was chosen as a returning officer in four elections. He gave up active farming in 1841 when he was appointed registrar for the county of Peterborough, a post he held for more than 30 years. He was also promoted retired commander in the Royal Navy on 12 Oct. 1841, and in 1853 he received a Greenwich Hospital out-pension." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html.)⁹ He appeared on the census of 1851 at Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Canada West; Age 65 at 1851 Census: Rubidge, Chas., 65, b. England, CE, Capt. R.N., married; Margaret, 64, b. England, CE, married; ?Toker?, Elizabeth, 30. b. Cda., CE, widow; Purden, Isabella, 26?, b. Ireland, CE, governess, single; Toker, Clara M., 11, b. Cda., CE; Mary G. E., 10; Kenny, Mary, 22, b. Ireland, CE, servant, single; Wright, Ann, 22, b. Ireland, CE, servant, single (1851 Census: Town of Peterboro, Peterboro Co., pg. 41 of 91,line 28 - ancestry.ca)
Note: Assuming the name below Charles and Margaret is "Toker" because some people by this name are buried in Little Lake Cemetery. The Elizabeth Toker here may be their daughter - dates work. Let's look into this...⁵ He "Rubidge’s experience enabled him to speak with authority to those interested in assisting the emigration of paupers. Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton printed information and opinions supplied by Rubidge in his Ireland and Canada (1839). Eight years later Rubidge gave evidence on backwoods settlement and assisted emigration to the 1847 select committee of the House of Lords on colonization from Ireland. Rubidge indirectly influenced the writing of the history of his district. Thomas Poole set a pattern in 1867, followed by others, when he relied on Rubidge for material describing Robinson’s emigrants and when he reflected Rubidge’s opinion in assessing the manner in which they were settled." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) in 1867 at Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada.⁹ He appeared on the census of April 1871 at Peterborough, Peterborough West Co., Ontario; Age 84 at 1871 Census: Rubidge, 84, b. England, Eng., CE, Capt. R N., widower (1871 Census: Town of Peterborough, Peterborough West Co., dist. 56, sub-dist. C-2, pg. 6, line 6 - ancestry.ca)
Note: Charles Rubidge is at the bottom of the family of George and Mary Barker.³ He died on 5 February 1873 at Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Ontario, at age 85; Death Reg'n.#006063: Name: Charles Rubidge; Date: Feb 5 1873; Age: 86; Rank: Retired Commander Royal Navy; Born: London, England; Cause: old age, 2 weeks; Reg'd.: Aug 2 1873; Rel.: CE; Reg'r.: ? Edwards (Ontario Death Registration, #006063-1873, ancestry.com)
Note: Birth location is probably London, but is written to look like "Saudan".???
Note: There is no indication on this page or in the accompanying text of the location in Peterborough Co; he was living in Peterborough town per 1871 Census, so assume he died there.
"d. 5 Feb. 1873." per Dictionary of Canadian Biography - Charles Rubidge (http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/rubidge_charles_10E.html) per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,10,9,6 He was buried on 7 February 1873 at Little Lake Cemetery, Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Ontario; FindaGrave: Name: Charles Rubidge; BIRTH: 30 Apr 1787; DEATH: 5 Feb 1873 (aged 85); BURIAL: Little Lake Cemetery, Peterborough, Peterborough County, Ontario, Canada; MEMORIAL ID: 167554112 (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/167554112/charles-rubidge.)⁴

     Mary Ann Rubidge was born on 11 August 1791 at England; per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ She died on 27 November 1792 at Dublin, Ireland, at age 1; per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹

     Ann Margaret Gilmore was born on 16 January 1763 at St. Michael, Basinghall, London, England; Date Jan 16 1763 & location St. Michael, Basinghall, London, England per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2 As of 29 January 1785,her married name was Rubidge.¹ She married Robert Henry Rubidge on 29 January 1785 at St. Dunstans, Stepney, England; per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ Ann Margaret Gilmore died on 4 January 1800 at Bermondsey, England, at age 36; per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2

     Frederick Preston Rubidge was born on 10 March 1806 at Newington, London, England; Date 1806 & location England per 1881 Census. Date 1807 & location England per 1861 Census. Date 1806 & location England per 1851 Census. Date Mar 10 1806 & location Isle de Montreal per GEDCOM of kenneth (kenwills@cplglobal.com) Aug 10 2016. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016. Date Mar 10 1806 & location Newington, London, England per family tree of StuartMackay75 on ancestry.com, Sep 6 2016.^1,2,3,4,5 He was christened in 1807 at St. Mary, Newington, England; per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.¹ He "The surveyor's map in Trenton Past and Present by Nick and Helma Mika shows both the Roman Catholic Chapel and the school which, according to Rev. Grier, was built about 1821 by Protestants. The surveyor was Frederick Preston Rubidge (1806-1898), half brother of Captain Charles Rubidge, who was reported to be the second settler in Otonabee Township. In The Valley of the Trent Edwin C. Guillet gives a brief biographical sketch of R.P. Rubidge, quotes some of his poetry, and provides information about his various survey works." from History of South Murray Twp. by Margaret L. May, per Masonic Lodge archives, Dan Buchanan, August 1, 2018. circa 1831 at Upper Canada.⁶ He "Bethune hired the Cobourg engineer F. P. Rubidge to survey the waterway, with special emphasis on the falls at Bobcaygeon. Rubidge came up with a scheme to build a lock there which would link Chemong Lake with the lower lakes down to Peterborough, and drew up the necessary plans. Unfortunately Rubidge didn't really know how to build a lock. First he misunderstood the actual low-water levels of the lakes involved. This is crucial. In order to have a proper lock it is necessary to have water at both ends. High-water levels are relatively easy to spot, but low-levels require a more prolonged survey. The bottom of the lower gate of any lock rests against a sill in order to resist the pressure of the water coming downstream. The workmen found that when the water was let out of the lock, the sill was high and dry above the lake below it. They also found that the rock in the area was so porous that when the lock was full the water simply seeped away into the ground. The lock was useless and had to be redone. But now the money was gone too." from Cobourg Peterboroough Railway 0- Opening Rice Lake 3, by Colin Caldwell. circa 1833 at Chemong Lake, Peterborough Co., Ontario. He “12. Bridge Opening and Toll Fees; The bridge was open at least by May 21, 1834 because surveyor F. P. Rubridge wrote in his notes while surveying that he paid 5 shillings toll fees for "myself and men." Source: Crown Land Survey Diaries, Survey of Town Plot on Lot 2, Con 1, Murray near the River Trent, RG 1 -59, box 39, AO, MS924, reel 26” Quinte West Public Library online search http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~saylormowbray/rivertrent.html on 21 May 1834 at Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario. He married Jane Georgina Boswell, daughter of John Boswell and Anne Marlow Jukes, on 13 February 1836 at Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario; per family tree of StuartMackay75 on ancestry.com, Sep 6 2016.² Frederick Preston Rubidge appeared on the census of 1851 at Parish of Notre Dame, Quebec Co., Quebec; Age 45 at 1851 Census: Ribidge, Frederick, 45, b. England, Protestant, Civil Engineer, married; Jane, 32, b. England, Protestant, married; Jane, 14, b. B. Canada (means Upper Canada); Ellen A., 12; Anna, 10; Frederick, 7; Fanny, 5; Mary, 1 (1851 Census: Parish of Notre Dame, Quebec Co., Canada East (Quebec), pg. 120 of 128, line 20 - ancestry.com.)⁵ He appeared on the census of April 1861 at Parish of St. Roche, Quebec; Age 54 at 1861 Census: Rubidge, Frederick, 54, b. England, CE, Engineer, married; Boswell, Jane, 45, b. England, CE, married; Helen, 21, b. UC, CE, single; Ann, 19, b. UC; Frederick, 16, b. LC, CE, Clerk, single; Fanny, 12, b. LC; Mary, 9, b. LC; Evelina, 6, b. LC (1861 Census: Parish of St. Roche (RocksÉ), Quyebec, pg. 9020 of 9043, line 24 - ancestry.com.)⁴ He appeared on the census of April 1881 at St. Antoine Ward, Montreal, Quebec; Age 75 at 1881 Census: Rubidge, F. Preston, 75, b. England, Eng., CE, Civil Service Office, married; Duck, 40, b. Ont., Eng., Ce, widow; Annie, 13, b. Ont., Eng., CE; Rubidge, Eva, 27, b. Quebec, Eng., Ce, single; Jane, 66, b. England, Eng., CE, married (1881 Census: Montreal, Quebec, St. Antoine Ward, dist 09, div. 5, pg. 34, line 6 - ancestry.com.)³ He died on 16 August 1897 at Montreal, Quebec, at age 91; Death record: "Frederick Preston Rubidge, of the City of Montreal, died on the sixteenth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven, Aged ninety one years. And was buried on the Eighteenth day of August in the same year; By One L. g. Norton, D. D., Rector; Witnesses present at committal; F. M. Crombie, Thomas Blaikie; H. J. Hammond (Quebec Vital and Church Records, Montreal, Anglican Chirst Church, 1897 - pg. 10 of 17 -ancestry.com) Date Aug 16 1897 per GEDCOM of kenneth (kenwills@cplglobal.com) Aug 10 2016.^1,7

     Edmund Theodore Rubidge was born on 6 January 1809 at London, England; Date Jan 6 1809 & location London, England per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. Date Jan 6 1809 & location Cambleton, Ont. per GEDCOM of kenneth (kenwills@cplglobal.com) Aug 10 2016.
per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2 He died on 11 June 1835 at Otonabee River, Upper Canada, at age 26; Date Jun 11 1835 & location Otonabee River, Cambleton, Ont. per family tree of Della Bourgue on ancestry.ca, Jun 19 2022. Date June 11 1835 per GEDCOM of kenneth (kenwills@cplglobal.com) Aug 10 2016. per GEDCOM of Eira (Eira@makepeace.net) Aug 10 2016.^1,2

     David William Rubidge was born on 14 October 1846 at Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Canada West; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹ He married Sarah Samantha Taber on 2 October 1872 at Scarborough Twp., York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹ David William Rubidge died on 8 March 1923 at The Bronx, New York, New York, New York, U.S.A., at age 76; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹

     Sarah Samantha Taber was born on 6 July 1847 at Scarborough Twp., York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹ As of 2 October 1872,her married name was Rubidge.¹ She married David William Rubidge, son of Alfred Richard Rubidge and Ellen Semanthe Spalding, on 2 October 1872 at Scarborough Twp., York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹ Sarah Samantha Taber died on 15 October 1909 at Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., at age 62; per GEDCOM of Cheryl (Kemp) Taber, Aug 10 2016.¹

     Thomas Evans was born circa 1810 at England; Parents of William Evans are Thomas & Nancy Evans per his first marriage to Sarah M. Rose. Parents of William Evans are Thomas & Nancy Evans per his marriage reg'n. - May Jane Badgley. per Death Reg'n. of son George Evans.^1,3,4 He married Nancy Griffiths circa 1832; per Death Reg'n. of son George Evans.¹ Thomas Evans died circa 1848 at Canada West; Thomas Evans and wife Nancy are dead before 1851 Census. Did they come to Canada?⁵

     Nancy Griffiths was born circa 1810; Parents of William Evans are Thomas & Nancy Evans per his marriage reg'n. - May Jane Badgley. per Death Reg'n. of son George Evans.^1,2 She married Thomas Evans, son of ? Evans and ? ?, circa 1832; per Death Reg'n. of son George Evans.¹ As of circa 1832,her married name was Evans.¹ Nancy Griffiths died circa 1845 at Canada West; Thomas and Nancy Evans are dead before the 1851 Census. Did they come to Canada?³

     Miranda Adelia Sayles was born on 5 November 1857 at Percy Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ As of circa 1892,her married name was Evans.¹ She married William John Evans, son of William Evans and Elizabeth Reynolds, circa 1892 at Ontario; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ Miranda Adelia Sayles died on 15 January 1925 at Warkworth, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 67; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹

     Raymond A. Evans was born on 10 August 1893 at Northumberland Co., Ontario; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ He married Agnes Henrietta Carlson circa 1918; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ Raymond A. Evans died on 22 March 1957 at Radville, Saskatchewan, at age 63; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹

     Agnes Henrietta Carlson was born on 22 December 1899; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ As of circa 1918,her married name was Evans.¹ She married Raymond A. Evans, son of William John Evans and Miranda Adelia Sayles, circa 1918; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ Agnes Henrietta Carlson died in August 1963 at Radville, Saskatchewan, at age 63; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹

     Gerald Evans was born on 14 August 1919 at Radville, Saskatchewan; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ He married Margaret Haldora Luten circa 1945; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ Gerald Evans died on 5 February 1975 at Saskatchewan at age 55; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹

     Margaret Haldora Luten was born on 9 April 1921 at Radville, Saskatchewan; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ As of circa 1945,her married name was Evans.¹ She married Gerald Evans, son of Raymond A. Evans and Agnes Henrietta Carlson, circa 1945; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹ Margaret Haldora Luten died on 25 March 1989 at Saskatchewan at age 67; per family tree of jlaird42 on ancestry.ca Aug 11 2016.¹

     Helen Mary Hazell was born in 1895 at England; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ As of circa 1918,her married name was Chatterson.¹ She married James Walter Chatterson, son of Charles Alexander Chatterson and Sarah "Sadie" McKnight, circa 1918 at Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ Helen Mary Hazell died on 28 July 1963 at Keswick, Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹

     Hazel Roxine Chatterson was born on 28 July 1920 at Toronto, York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ As of 7 June 1940,her married name was Watkin.¹ She married Durward Seigfried Watkin on 7 June 1940 at St. Chad's Anglican Church, Toronto, York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ Hazel Roxine Chatterson died on 23 February 2004 at Northumberland Hills Hospital, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 83; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ She was buried on 26 February 2004 at Union Cemetery, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹

     Durward Seigfried Watkin was born on 4 October 1911 at Toledo, Ohio, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ He married Hazel Roxine Chatterson, daughter of James Walter Chatterson and Helen Mary Hazell, on 7 June 1940 at St. Chad's Anglican Church, Toronto, York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ Durward Seigfried Watkin died on 24 April 2001 at Baltimore, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 89; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹

     Violet Dolores Chatterson was born on 28 October 1921; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ As of circa 1946,her married name was Duignan.¹ She died on 1 December 1999 at age 78; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹

     Walter Charlels Chatterson was born on 26 February 1923; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ He died on 24 March 2000 at age 77; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹ He was buried on 27 March 2000 at Union Cemetery, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carole (carolemarshall@netscape.ca) Aug 14 2016.¹