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Christina Landon¹

• Birth*: circa 1883; per family tree of Sharon Conley on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1910; per family tree of Sharon Conley on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.; Principal=Amos Verseilus Ham¹

• Married Name: circa 1910; Ham¹

James Moore¹

• Birth*: circa 1846; Canada West; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1867; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.; Principal=Phoebe Jane Ham¹

Bertha Edna Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: 8 November 1900; Hastings Co., Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 28 April 1917; Hastings Co., Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.; Principal=Arthur Murton Reid¹
• Death*: 9 February 1919; Hastings Co., Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

• Married Name: 28 April 1917; Reid¹

Laure Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: circa 1905; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

Viola Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: March 1905; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

Emily Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: January 1909; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

Henry Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: circa 1912; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

Merton Ham¹

• Father*: Thomas Anthony Ham¹ b. 9 Oct 1874, d. 1957
• Mother*: Ida Baragar¹ b. 1878

• Birth*: circa 1915; Ontario; per family tree of rwc147 on ancestry.ca, Jan 27 2019.¹

Theresa Askin¹

• Father*: John Alexander Askin¹ b. 1739, d. 1818
• Mother*: Marie Archange Barthe¹ b. 13 Mar 1749, d. 25 Nov 1820

• Birth*: circa 1774; Michigan, U.S.A.; per family tree of Michael Johns on ancestry.ca, Jan 28 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 17 April 1797; Petete Cote, Upper Canada; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html; Principal=Thomas McKee²

• Married Name: 17 April 1797; McKee²

Thomas McKee¹

• Father*: Alexander McKee¹ b. c 1735, d. 15 Jan 1799
• Mother*: ? ?¹ b. c 1735

• Birth*: circa 1765; Near Scioto River, Ohio, U.S.A.; "MCKEE, THOMAS, army and militia officer, Indian Department official, and politician; b. possibly c. 1770, probably in a Shawnee village on the Scioto River (Ohio), son of Alexander McKee* and a woman said to be a Shawnee; d. 20 Oct 1814 at the Cascades (near Île des Cascades), Lower Canada."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html
  Note: Birth 1770 seems late. Grants of land in 1785???¹
• Marriage*: 17 April 1797; Petete Cote, Upper Canada; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html; Principal=Theresa Askin¹
• Death*: 24 October 1814; Cascades, Lower Canada; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html¹

• Note*: 1785; Mouth of Detroit River, Michigan, U.S.A.; In 1785 he received a share in a tract of land at the mouth of the Detroit River given to members of the department by the Indians." http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html¹
• Note: 1788; Point Pelee Island, Upper Canada; In 1788 the Ojibwas and Ottawas granted him the lease of Point Pelee Island (Pelee Island, Ont. ) for 999 years."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html¹
• Note: 29 March 1791; 60th Foot, Upper Canada; "With his father’s support, on 29 March 1791 he became an ensign in the 60th Foot, part of which was stationed at Detroit; he was promoted lieutenant on 5 Feb. 1795 and captain on 20 Feb. 1796." http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_thomas_5E.html¹

Alexander McKee¹

• Birth*: circa 1735; Pennsylvania, U.S.A.; MCKEE, ALEXANDER, Indian agent, furtrader, and local official; b. c. 1735 in western Pennsylvania, son of Irish trader Thomas McKee and a Shawnee woman (or possibly a white captive of the Indians); d. 15 Jan. 1799 on the Thames River, Upper Canada."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹
• Marriage*: circa 1764; Pennsylvania, U.S.A.; "As a young man Alexander McKee was a lieutenant in the Pennsylvania forces during the early part of the Seven Years’ War. He entered the Indian department in 1760 as an
  assistant to George Croghan and until the outbreak of the American revolution he served the department and traded, achieving considerable importance among the tribes north of the Ohio River. He was married to a Shawnee woman and in the early 1770s had a home in one of the Shawnee villages on the Scioto River (Ohio)." http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html; Principal=? ?¹
• Death*: 15 January 1799; Thames River, Upper Canada; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹

• Note: March 1778; Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.; "As McKee was sympathetic to the British cause at the beginning of the revolution, he was kept under surveillance. In March 1778, with Matthew Elliott*, Simon Girty*, and others, he fled from the Fort Pitt (Pittsburgh, Pa) region into the Ohio country. Later in the year he joined the British at Detroit. The Americans considered his departure a major blow because McKee had extensive influence among the Indians. At Detroit he became a captain and interpreter in the Indian department and for the rest of the revolution helped direct operations among the Indians in the Ohio valley against the Americans. He participated in many of the main actions in that region, including Henry
  HAMILTON’s capture of Vincennes (Ind.) in 1778, Henry Bird’s expedition against Kentucky in 1780, and the attack on Bryant’s Station (near Lexington, Ky) in August 1782."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹
• Note: 1792; Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.; "After the revolution McKee obtained land on the Canadian side of the Detroit River, but he served at Detroit as deputy agent in the Indian department, which used his influence among the tribes in present Ohio and Indiana to encourage Indian resistance to American settlement beyond the Ohio River. He also traded along the Miamis (Maumee) River and was a prominent leader in the Detroit River region. He became
  lieutenant-colonel of the local militia in the late 1780s, justice of the Court of Common Pleas for the District of Hesse in 1788, member of the district land board in 1789, and lieutenant for the county of Essex in 1792."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹
• Note: 1794; Pettie Cote, Upper Canada; "When in the early 1790s full-scale hostilities broke out between the Americans and the Indian tribes, McKee and his assistants helped to gather and supply the Indians who resisted American expeditions [see Egushwa]. With John Graves Simcoe*, lieutenant governor of Upper Canada, he tried to devise a workable plan for an Indian buffer state between American and British possessions. McKee played a major role in organizing the Indians to meet Major-General Anthony Wayne’s advances in 1793 and 1794 and was present at the battle of Fallen Timbers (near Waterville, Ohio) in August 1794, but only as an observer. Wayne’s victory and the failure of the British regulars to support the Indians diminished British influence among the tribes. McKee
  was given formal command of Indian affairs in Upper Canada at the end of 1794 when he was appointed deputy superintendent and deputy inspector general of Indian affairs."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹
• Note: 1796; Windsor, Upper Canada; "After the British withdrew from Detroit in 1796, McKee made his home on the Canadian side of the river. At his death three years later he was living on the Thames River. In the tumultuous years of the 1790s he had been the most important official organizing Indian resistance to the American advance across the Ohio River. To him, the British policy was not merely official, it was the culmination of a lifetime spent with the Indians of the Ohio valley. His son Thomas* also served in the Indian department,
  becoming agent at Amherstburg in 1801."
  http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹

? ?¹

• Birth*: circa 1735; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html¹
• Marriage*: circa 1764; Pennsylvania, U.S.A.; "As a young man Alexander McKee was a lieutenant in the Pennsylvania forces during the early part of the Seven Years’ War. He entered the Indian department in 1760 as an
  assistant to George Croghan and until the outbreak of the American revolution he served the department and traded, achieving considerable importance among the tribes north of the Ohio River. He was married to a Shawnee woman and in the early 1770s had a home in one of the Shawnee villages on the Scioto River (Ohio)." http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/mckee_alexander_4E.html; Principal=Alexander McKee¹

• Married Name: circa 1760; McKee¹

Catherine Jordan¹

• Birth*: circa 1768; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/claus_william_6E.html¹
• Marriage*: 25 February 1791; http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/claus_william_6E.html; Principal=William Claus¹

• Married Name: 25 February 1791; Claus¹

Jacob Farrand Pringle¹

• Father*: Lieut. James Pringle¹ b. 16 Feb 1784, d. 13 Oct 1860
• Mother*: Ann Margaret Anderson¹ b. 19 Apr 1796, d. 26 Aug 1870

• Birth*: 27 June 1816; Valneciennes, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹
• Marriage*: September 1844; Canada West; per family tree of bettyaboop48 on ancestry.ca, August 15 2019.; Principal=Isabella Fraser
• Death*: 1 February 1901; Second St. West, Cornwall, Stormont Co., Ontario; Death Reg'n.#025382: Name: Jacob Farrand Pringle; Date: Feb 1 1901; Age: 85y; Res.: Second St., West, Cornwall; Status: married; Occ.: Judge ... ; Born: Valneciennes, France; Cause: pneumonia, 6 days; Phys.: D. O. Alguire, MD; Inf.: R. A. Pringle; Rel.: P.; Reg'd.: Feb 9 1901; Reg'r.: George S. Jarvis, Cornwall (Ontario Death Registration, #025382-1910, ancestry.ca) Date Feb 1 1901 & location Cornwall per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.^1,2
• Burial*: 3 February 1901; Woodlawn Cemetery, Cornwall, Stormont Co., Ontario; "Findagrave: Name: Jacob Farrand Pringle; Birth: 27 Jun 1816, Valenciennes, Departement du Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France; Death: 1 Feb 1901 (aged 84), Cornwall, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties, Ontario, Canada; Burial
  Woodlawn Cemetery, Cornwall, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties, Ontario, Canada;
  Memorial ID: 153798559 (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/153798559)³

• Note*: 1889; Cornwall, Ontario; J. F. Pringle is the author of "Lunenburgh or the Old Eastern District (Eastern Ontario)" which provides major info re early eastern Ontario history, in particular that of Cornwall. J. F. Pringle is Jacob Farrand Pringle (1816-1901), son of Capt. James Pringle. His mother was Ann Margaret Anderson, a daughter of Lieut. Joseph Anderson who was a brother of John Anderson, the law student lost on the Speedy in 1804.

John Dunbar Pringle¹

• Father*: Lieut. James Pringle¹ b. 16 Feb 1784, d. 13 Oct 1860
• Mother*: Ann Margaret Anderson¹ b. 19 Apr 1796, d. 26 Aug 1870

• Birth*: 8 May 1820; Cornwall, Stormont Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 12 September 1848; Fraserfield, Glengarry Co., Canada West; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.; Principal=Mary Margaret Fraser¹
• Death*: 12 October 1882; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Ontario; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹

Mary Margaret Fraser¹

• Birth*: 5 August 1829; Fraserfield, Glengarry Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 12 September 1848; Fraserfield, Glengarry Co., Canada West; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.; Principal=John Dunbar Pringle¹
• Death*: 1854; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Canada West; per family tree of ffreeband55 on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹

• Married Name: 12 September 1848; Pringle¹

William Forbes¹

• Birth*: circa 1798; per family tree of Marie Auner on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019,¹
• Marriage*: circa 1825; per family tree of Marie Auner on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019,; Principal=Sarah Everts¹

John Evarts^1,2

• Father*: Nathaniel Evarts² b. 24 Jul 1675, d. 13 Jul 1739
• Mother*: Margaret Hastings² b. 4 Jul 1674, d. 8 Oct 1740

• Birth*: 21 September 1708; Guildford, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A.; Date Sep 21 1798 & location Guidlford, Conn. per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.²
• Marriage*: 20 October 1734; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.; Principal=Submit Stone²
• Death*: 25 September 1786; Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Connecticut, U..A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.²

Submit Stone¹

• Father*: Stephen Stone¹ b. 1 Mar 1690, d. 24 Dec 1753
• Mother*: Elizabeth Leaming¹ b. 9 Oct 1691, d. 1767

• Birth*: 25 March 1717; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 20 October 1734; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.; Principal=John Evarts¹
• Death*: 19 January 1802; Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹

• Married Name: 20 October 1734; Evarts¹

Stephen Stone¹

• Birth*: 1 March 1690; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 9 October 1711; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.; Principal=Elizabeth Leaming¹
• Death*: 24 December 1753; Guildford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, U.S.A.; per family tree of jungwirthm on ancestry.ca, Feb 1 2019.¹