Trying to match his young son James age 6 upon arrival to being the same James who married Winnie Thomas in 1784 Craven County. Any help appreciated.

Steve Martin

Hi Ulla . I am surprised that no one has answered your query directly . Your Finlay Grant is to be found on the Kingsborough Patent Rent Roll with Rent Due Date 25 Sept 1778 , which puts him in a grouping with my ancestors William Carr and his son in law David McEwan . Their Ship was the Snow class Brittanie which left Scotland 1773 [probably with Finlay aboard] and put in at Dublin where my guys boarded . I agree that he is not likely directly related to the other Grant mentioned in this thread . Finlay Grant is found on the KRRNY muster roll , born 1736 , no wife's name given , but one son and daughter . That son would be John Grant , daughter unknown , and probably Lewis Grant is a son of Donald Grant Sr .
Finlay Grant drew the west half Lot 19 Front Charlottenburg which he exchanged for the east half of Lot 17 South Branch Road to be next his son John Grant who held west half of that Lot 17 . The trade was with the Heirs of Kenneth McKenzie , but since the trade took place while Patrick McNiff was making his 1786 Map , your Finley Grant appears nowhere on that McNiff's Map 1786 but a McKenzie name appears on both these Lots . This John Grant later had to go to court in 1800s to prove his ownership east half Lot 17 , which is still in the family today , and known as the Thornapple Tree .

Hi Marion Lees . J. YOUNG from Cornwall Ontario here , heart of Loyalist Country of SD&G . I am interested in your Black Peter Grant of Craskie . His story with the Bonnie Prince seems better known than his ancestry . I have various lines for this Black Peter Grant , but would prefer to discuss them offline by email . Janet Duldreggan Grant married a different Peter Grant and it is said that her son Alexander Grant was the Prisoner at Philadelphia during Rev War visited by his Uncle Patrick / Peter Grant ; this Janet Duldreggan Grant being a sister of Isabella Duldreggan Grant [wife of Simon Fraser Sr. and mother of Jr. the Explorer] , sister of John Duldreggan Grant Lots 25 & 26 Street Road , sister also to Peter Duldreggan Grant b. abt. 1745 .

This is extremely interesting! Sorry it has taken me a brief 4 years to answer - I've been away from research for awhile. Thank you so much for posting this....

Hi Elaine . J. Young from Cornwall Ont. here . You recently tried to contact me via Ancestry.com , and they forwarded your message to me , but unless I join Ancestry.com they will not let me respond to you directly . I am a member of Rootsweb and can thus Post on these Boards . A year and a half ago I suggested to you that your answers might have already been Posted to the Glengarry Board , and suggested you read those Postings and then make a new Posting to the Glengarry Board including all your current research in an orderly fashion . This Loyalist Board seems mainly frequented by persons looking to gain their UE status and they are of little help to others doing research . The Glengarry Board is frequented by lots of knowledgeable and helpful researchers . Good luck . J.

It is a bit late to answer 10 years later but I hope you were as successful as I was to find the general area in which your ancestor lived because or the Rent Roll and the maps of the Kingsborough Patent which exist. Mine was William Kennedy and I know where he lived because of the lot information for Michael Carman who declares in his Memorial in 1782 that Kennedy was one of his neigbourg. Although there was no information on the lot of my ancestor there were for the lot of William Carman so I got to figure the general area. John Le Garignon, Canada

Hi Miranda,

I am a descendant of Runions through my grandmother (Louise Eileen Runions) and wondering if we could correspond?

Kind regards,

April

If you have ancestors who served in the KRRNY and perhaps in the St Leger campaign to the Mohawk Valley NY 1777 , then you might want to Google the following web site which has transcribed chronological historical correspondence between major figures on both sides of this conflict as it unfolded in 1777 , Google : Documents Relating to the Battle of Oriskany and the Siege of Fort Stanwix 3rd Edition Joseph Robertaccio 1/15/2013
Our thanks to Joseph Robertaccio for all the work that went into this site . It allows those of us who are interested in these events , to view the different perspectives of these events as they unfolded and were later written down in some personal diaries or as official reports to superiors . There may be some slight transcription issues as is usual when transcribing hand written pages of this era . I personally like reading it in this format rather then in boiled down expert opinion of these matters . I do hope Joseph will welcome this little review of his site , which is well worth the visit .

As to the first ? re" Donald Grant Jr. and Sr. in the KRRNY JJ

Elaine Sutton has done some exceptional knot deconstruction.

Donald Grant Sr. b1744 f/o Donald Grant Jr. 1777 (too young to be in the KNRRY)

Donald Grant Jr. 1740 (not related to senior, but also in KNRRY)

they all moved to charlottenburg and had children that all made land claims.

The book entitled "The History and Master Roll of The King’s Royal Regiment of New York" clearly lists the two names and DOBs. but not DG Jr 1744.

I created a synopsis of the problem, comparing the many citations for DG 1740 and 1744 and other citations that indicate the name confusion when they get to charlottenburg, it seems like jr becomes sr and sr becomes jr. based on military service in specific KRRNY companies.

the word document is stored on "Kevin Frye Family Tree" under Donald (Craskie Weaver) Grant 1744, in his Gallery and named "Which DG ? Start Here"

Hi Bill,
I've gotten to my several times Great Grandfather, and this is Lewis/Ludwig.
I have "The World Account" on here, and I believe I found an image with his signature on a "paycheck" from when he was with the Loyalist (Signed Ludwig Edinger). I just need to find it again. When I do, I will gladly contribute.
I've also read, somewhere, that he first chose the Patriot's Side; but I cannot factually confirm that at this time.
Fortunately, I have to go to PA, USA, for another reason; but I will be hitting all places that are possible in search of ANY original documents on Lewis.
I can't even find him on any immigration coming from Germany prior to the Rev- War. Did he land in Canada, and maybe hitched a ride down to this war? Was he just some innocent German farmer who got caught up in this and had to make a choice?
There are too many mysteries about him.
There are Edinger's on those lists; but, not Lewis or Ludwig.
Please keep in touch!

Warmest Wishes,

Jerri Roberts

Hi Jerri, This is some of the stuff I have managed to compile onto Geni for Lewis Ettinger. By all means email me directly at piperwilly at hotmail dot com and I have some other info I can send. I received my Loyalist certificate for Lewis last year so I have stockpiled quite a bit of info but always on the lookout!
So nice to meet you and I look forward to hearing from you :)

Kindest regards,
Bill

Here goes lol!....

Family history has it that Lewis was born in 1751-1753 in Germany and as of yet I can't find any proof but it seems that Abraham Eddinger that came to Lehigh county Pennslyvania aboard the Pheonix in 1754 is the most likely candidate as his father. There were other Ettingers that came in 1730s and 1760s so the 1730s Eddingers are probably not the correct ones (Unless Lewis was actually born in PA?). Hoping to find some proof eventually.

After reviewing the research done by Isabelle Hennigar who had traced the Hennigar family back to the Alsace-Lorraine region of Europe (Christian Hennigar was a cousin of Lewis') I realized that Lewis had fought during the American Revolution initially with the Continental army and then the British. He joined the Pennsylvania militia under Captain Hagenbuch. After their unit was ambushed at the Battle of Long Island he joined the 84th Highland Regiment. Most likely to avoid being a prisoner of war. At the end of the war the regiment was disbanded at Fort Edward at Windsor NS and Lewis obtained several land grants. Because of Land practices of the time his initial grant was escheated to the crown and he eventually receieved a grant in Kennetcook and lived near Singer and Hennigar cousins.

While doing research for my certificate as a Loyalist descendant of Lewis I was provided with more source material by Carol Harding , genealogist of the Nova Scotia branch of the UELAC. One of which was the Douglas township book.

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Record Image Index-only record Name: Lutwich Eddinger Birth Date: 1750 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Volume: 48 Page Number: 415 Reference: Ten "Series" of "Pennsylvnia Archives" have been so far published in from 5 to 31v. Ea. Philadelphia and Harrisburg. 1852- ( We have indexed Series 2, v.2 and v.8 ( early Pa. marriage recds.) And all the v. of SeriesV. Which contain nearly complete Pa. Rev. War recds.)Ser.5:8:533 Source Information Godfrey Memorial Library, comp.. American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library. Description This database contains millions of records of people whose names have appeared in printed genealogical records and family histories. With data from sources largely from the last century, each entry contains the person's complete name, the year of the biography's publication, the person's state of birth (if known), abbreviated biographical data, and the book and page number of the original reference. Learn more... © 2016 Microsoft Terms Privacy & cookies Developers English (United States)

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84th Regiment soldiers in Hants County, Nova Scotia

The following is a list of the soldiers from the 84th Regiment who settled in Douglas Township in Hants County, Nova Scotia after the war:

Abraham Blois, Gore, Nova Scotia Alexander Cameron, Minasville, Nova Scotia James Dalrymple, Kennetcook, Nova Scotia Lewis Ettinger, Kennetcook, Nova Scotia Christian Hennigar, Kennetcook, Nova Scotia Thomas Laffin, Kennetcook, Nova Scotia
For list of the 84th Regiment soldiers who settled in the Douglas Township see Duncanson, John (1989). Rawdon and Douglas: Two Loyalists Townships in Nova Scotia. Ontario: Mika Publishing Company.

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Cemetery Records

Resources » Cemetery Records » St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery

St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook, Hants County, Nova Scotia. Cemetery headstone inscriptions. Transcribed 1998 by Heather Long

Surnames include: ALLISON, ANTHONY, BEACH, BECKETT, BLOOMER, BOND, BURNS, BURTON, CLARK, CLARKE, COLLINGWOOD, COOK, DALRYMPLE, DUNN, ETTINGER, FENTON, FRANCES, FORBES, FOX, GARBY, GARLAND, GILL, HANES, HAWKINS, HENDERSON, HENNIGAR, LAFFIN, LANTZ, LEWIS, MARSTERS, MARTELL, McCOLLOCH, McCOLLUM, McLEARN, MILLER, MOORE, MOSHER, MURDOCK, NELSON, NEWTON, O'BRIEN, O'TOOLE, POWER, READER, RIGGS, STEVENS, THOMPSON, THOMSON, UNDERWOOD, WALKER, WATSON, WIER.

1. Donna Lynn O'Toole 1959-1965 d/o Dow and Mildred

2. Dow G. O'Toole Corporal North N.S. Highlanders 26 Jan. 1985 aged 58

3. Havelock Hennigar 1894-1975

His wife, Lucy Jane, 1894-1960
4. Thomas M. Miller 1878-1954

His wife, Helen, 1886-1963
5. Carolyn L. Dunn w/o Forrest Miller 1914-1958

6. Randall E. Miller, Aug. 27, 1954 - May 14, 1955, s/o Raymond and Jacqueline Miller

7. Raymond LeRoy Miller April 24, 1929 - June 7, 1991

8. Mother, Mary A. Hennigar, 1865-1957

9. Nicholas L. Hennigar 1911-1981

Wife, E. Pearl, 1918-1997
10. William Hennigar 1877-1960

His wife, Ethel May, 1890-1959
11. Wilbert A. Miller 1898-1981

His wife, Susan M., 1902-1976
12. Addison Hennigar 1875-1961

His wife, Mary L., 1878-1965
13. Bernard Vincent McLearn Aug. 28, 1921 - Nov. 30, 1960

Wife, Muriel Todd, March 30, 1925 - June 3, 1996 Married Oct. 25, 1945
14. John Jeffus McLearn 1894-1978

Wife, Nellie Gertrude, 1896-1995
15. Emerson Archibald Burns 1926-____

His wife, Barbara Jean (Singer) 1932-____ Their son, Michael Dean, 1968-1994
16. Infant s/o Barbara and Emerson Burns 1961

17. Ernest Ettinger 1887-1962

His wife, Edith, 1893-1987
18. Frederick J. Beckett 1905-1979

Ethel Beckett 1907-____ (Back) Clara E. Bloomer 1881-1963 Agnes J.E. Stevens 1878-1972
19. Reuben Archibald Miller 1923-1994

20. Lawrence McNutt Ettinger 1920-1973

21. Sydney Donald Moore 1913-1983 R.C.N.

22. Mark Queen Collingwood 1911-1990

23. Charles W. Newton 1928-____

Wife, Thelma J. Hanes 1929-1997
24. Frank S. Burns 1931-____

His wife, Vera H. Beach, 1935-____ Daughter, Carolyn F., 1962-1979 Son, Gordon G., ____-1956
25. James Bertrand Hawkins 1958-1991

26. Albro E. Hawkins 1924-____

His wife, Ethel F. Hennigar, 1927-1975 Live on in their children, Edith, Benjamin, Deborah, James and David.
27. Lawrence Francis Hanes 1933-1986

28. Stella M. Miller 1930-1992

Her husband, Norman A. Riggs 1919-1995
29. Charles N. Miller 1944-1981

Wife, Joheann (sic) L. 1946-____
30. Our father, Charles Sidney Miller, 1918-1974, s/o James and Mary.

31. Charles Oran Hennigar 1889-1971

His wife, Nellie Oneta 1898-1987
32. William Stinson Gill 1887-1974

His wife, Lillian Maude, 1898-1990
33. Father, James Bowden Miller, Sept. 5, 1908 - Jan. 16, 1976

34. Hibbert B. Miller 1907-1983

Thelma P. Miller 1917-1997
35. Lester Earle Lantz 1911-1976

His wife, Mary Jane, 1916-1978
36. Phillip A. Reader 1933-1975

His wife, Stella G., 1928-1997
37. Henry M. Hennigar 1922-____

Myrtis (sic) M. Hennigar 1929-____
38. Clyde Elmer Hennigar 1911-1974

His wife, Margaret Olivia, 1912-1989
39. Lester H. Hennigar 1913-1982

Wife, Florence E., 1920-____
40. Samantha Dawn Hennigar, d/o Ralph and Joanne, Sept. 2, 1980 - Jan. 24, 1981

41. Bertrand D. Lantz 1906-1978

His wife, Mary Robina, 1916-1994
42. Nelson Darrah Hennigar 1917-1975

His wife, Joyce Patricia (Cook), 1920-____
43. Ralph Franklin Miller April 11, 1916 - May 13, 1980

44. James C. Miller 1889-1976

His wife, Mary, 1899-1982
45. Douglas Elroy Miller 1921-1987

His wife, Bessie Ireta, 1922-1987
46. Arthur R. Hanes Private North N.S. Highlanders 24 Feb. 1984 aged 59

47. William R. Hanes 1899-1983

His wife, Viola B., 1906-1990
48. James P. "Big Jim" Thomson 1950-1989

(Wife) Charlene F. (Hanes) 1958-____ Married June 29, 1985
49. Lewis W. Hanes 1927-1989

Helen M. Hanes 1932-____
50. Vernon LeRoy Hennigar 1919-1983 (Masonic symbol)

His wife, Sylvia Pearl, 1918-____
51. Charles O'Toole 1896-1978

His wife, Katherine, 1903-1944
52. F-445934 Private Sidney A. Garland No. 60 C.A. (Basic) T.C. 15th March 1944

53. William A. Garland 1874-1957

His wife, Ruby, 1886-1959 Harry M. Garland, 1924-1940
54. Bernard C. Garby, 1929-1995, s/o Laurie and Amy

55. Laurie S. Garby 1896-1992

Wife, Amy O. 1908-____
56. Howard Hennigar 1864-1941

His wife, Sarah, 1869-1933
57. Joseph Miller 1862-1924

His wife, Lucy, 1881-1966 Amy W., daughter, 1905-1934
58. Vance W. Miller 1921-1954

His wife, Marguerite V., 1922-1948
59. Frank N. Miller 1910-1945

60. William Frances 1873-1940

61. (stone broken)

Amy A. 1915-1916 Patricia May ____-1918 Reub__ born 1919 aged 2 mos. Children of William and Bertha Miller
62. Alonzo M. d. Feb. 4, 1899 aged 19 yrs.

Effie M. d. Feb. 28, 1898 aged 3 yrs. Children of William and Margaret Burns
63. William Burns 1844-1922

64. Albert M. Burns 1871-1952

His mother, Margaret Burns, 1857-1941
65. Ernest Bisset, s/o Guy and Florence Watson, d. Oct. 15, 1920 aged 5 yrs.

66. Florence B. Watson 1893-1973

67. Frances Martell d. Dec. 30, 1896 aged 7 yrs. and 8 mos.

Naomie d. Jan. 8, 1897 aged 5 yrs. and 7 mos. Children of Catherine and Ruben (sic) Miller
68. Charles E. Miller 1884-1953

(side) Reuben A. Miller d. Jan. 19, 1911 aged 60 yrs. (other side) Catherine R. Miller 1854-1938
69. Benjamin Forbes 1844-1928

Rachel C. Weir, w/o Benjamin Forbes, 1840-1917 (side) Little Otto 1874-1875 (other side) And three other infants
70. (stone off base) __alice Forbes 1861-1935

71. Mary Harvey, w/o Daniel Forbes, d. Oct. 3, 1896 aged 77 yrs.

72. Daniel Forbes d. April 5, 1889 aged 67 yrs.

73. John Forbes d. May 11, 1881 aged 31 yrs.

74. Elizabeth Forbes d. Aug. 18, 1875 aged 35 yrs.

75. Our little Otis (no dates)

76. Mary, w/o Hugh Miller, d. Sept. 19, 1915 aged 65 yrs.

77. Bertha M., d/o Joel and Christina Hennigar, 1916-1920

78. Glesson, child of Arthur and Mabel Underwood, d. March 24, 1916 aged 1 day

79. John P. Underwood d. May 20, 1893 aged 51 yrs.

80. Ruth O'Toole (nee Hennigar) 1907-1947 Beloved wife and mother

81. Mary Lewis, w/o Harry H. Hennigar, d. Feb. 22, 1902 aged 26 yrs.

82. Sophia C., d/o Nicholas and Martha Hennigar, d. Aug. 5, 1897 aged 17 yrs.

83. Nicholas Hennigar d. March 5, 1892 aged 58 yrs.

84. Earle Lester Hennigar who perished in the forest fires at Porcupine, Ont.

d. July 11, 1911 aged 24 yrs.
85. Whitfield Lantz 1871-1934

Lilla S., his wife, 1877-1932 Their children, Christina 1900-1902 Phillip 1921-1921
86. George F., 1911-1917, s/o Charles and Mary Ettinger

87. G.R. Martell Ettinger 1892-1982

His wife, Clara B., 1894-1975
88. William John Scott Ettinger [d.] March 4, 1941 aged 76 [yrs]

89. W.J. Scott Ettinger 1865-1941

His wife, Annabell, 1871-1961 Erected by daughter Muriel
90. Eloridge (sic) Miller 1880-____

Lena, his wife, 1884-1919
91. Catherine, widow of James Wier M.D., d. Feb. 6, 1910 aged 80 yrs.

92. James Wier M.D. d. May 9, 1891 aged 56 yrs.

93. Robert Henderson d. Sept. 30, 1885 aged 28 yrs.

Also, Barbara d/o Robert and Aveline Henderson, d. Jan. 17, 1883 aged 8 mos.
94. Ephraim Hennigar 1850-1939

Margaret, his wife, 1896-1937 Harriet 1883-1901 Ralph 1881-1902 Daniel 1885-1915
95. James Bertrand Hennigar 1885-1940

His wife, Mildred, 1891-1987
96. John A. Gill 1839-1918

Mary J., his wife, 1844-19__
97. John A., s/o John and Mary J. Gill, d. June 27, 1889 aged one yr.

98. Elizabeth Gill d. Sept. 6, 1888 aged 22 yrs.

99. George Gill d. May 9, 1876 aged 75 yrs.

Elizabeth, w/o G. Gill, d. Sept. 6, 1884 aged 78 yrs.
100. Christian Gill 1829-1917

Sarah, his wife, 1831-1923
101. James Dalrymple d. March 9, 1837 aged "latis 76"

102. Henry O. Wier d. May 10, 194? aged 86 yrs.

103. Laura M., w/o Henry Wier, d. March 17, 1943 aged 85 yrs.

104. William McCulloch Dec. 25, 1843 - March 2, 1922 (Masonic symbol)

Wife, Caroline Hennigar, 1843-1923
105. Percy W. Miller d. Oct. 15, 1918 aged 24 yrs.

106. Hazel, w/o Ruel Garby, 1902-1934

Marion Bernice, their daughter, 1925-1927 Ruel F. 1894-1966
107. William Garby 1812-1913

His wife, Adella Garby, 1860-1953
108. Ambrose Burton d. March 13, 1832 aged ninety.

109. Hannah, w/o Ambrose Burton, d. Oct. 22, 1824 aged 70 yrs.

110. Lewis Ettinger d. 1838 aged 86 yrs.

His wife, Elizabeth d. Feb. 1853 aged 78 yrs. (side) Ann Ettinger d. Nov. 4, 1896 aged 90 yrs.
111. Alexander McCulloch 1793-1875

112. Abigail, w/o Alexander McCulloch, d. Oct. 2, 1831 aged 28 yrs.

113. Ada, d/o Caleb and Lidia (sic) Hennigar, d. March 21, 1876 aged 11 yrs.

114. James A., s/o Caleb and Lydia Hennigar, d. Oct. 20, 1869 aged 2 yrs.

115. John J., s/o Caleb and Lydia Hennigar, d. May 19, 1870 aged 15 yrs.

116. Lydia Hennigar, w/o Caleb Hennigar, d. July 4, 1907 aged 81 yrs. and 1 mo.

117. Caleb W. Hennigar d. Sept. 18, 1881 aged 56 yrs.

118. Annie, w/o George T. Marsters and d/o Caleb and Lydia Hennigar,

d. Oct. 25, 1883 aged 21 yrs.
119. George Hennigar d. March 31, 1901 aged 75 [yrs]

Hannah, his wife, d. Jan. 11, 1912 aged 79 [yrs] (side) Binney d. Sept. 27, 1897 aged 26 yrs. Helen d. Jan. 7, 1879 aged 2 yrs. Leonora d. Feb. 2, 1892 aged 11 yrs. Children of George Hennigar
120. (Broken stone) George ____ He_____ d. __ny 13, 1862 aged [7] yrs and 5 mos.

121. Amy A. Hennigar d. Nov. 29, 1918 aged 81 yrs.

122. George Hennigar 1792-1870

His wife, Ruth Anthony, 1802-1847 His second wife, Mary Eliza Clark, 1808-1892
123. Mary, w/o John Hennigar, d. 1847 aged 41 yrs.

124. Elizabeth, w/o John Hennigar, d. Nov. 9, 1820 in her 25th yr.

125. John Ambrose Hennigar d. Oct. 26, 1870 aged 76 yrs.

126. Christian Hennigar d. Oct. 5, 1888 aged 68 yrs.

127. Elizabeth Bond Dec. 26, 1827 - Oct. 24, 1913

128. Howard Ettinger 1873-____

Margaret E., his wife, 1876-1924
129. Ann, w/o Archibald Ettinger, d. Dec. 14, 1843 aged 37 yrs.

130. Archibald Ettinger d. Aug. 19, 1878 aged _____ (stone broken)

131. Mary, w/o Archibald Ettinger, d. April 5, 1889 aged 98 yrs.

132. Allison Ettinger d. Nov. 8, 1927 aged 62 yrs.

133. Georgie M., w/o Allison Ettinger, d. March 16, 1916 aged 20 yrs.

134. George L. Ettinger d. April 8, 1860 aged 32 yrs.

135. (broken stone) ___ah . . . . . . May . . . .

136. Rachael, w/o Caleb Ettinger, d. June 22, 1885 aged 34 yrs.

137. Raymond, s/o Howard and Margaret E. Ettinger, d. April 28, 1908 aged 6 mos.

138. Olive I., d/o Howard and Margaret E. Ettinger, d. Aug. 4, 1913 aged 2 mos.

139. Gladys M., d/o Howard and Margaret E. Ettinger, d. July 26, 1913 aged 9 yrs.

140. Hugh Burns d. May 5, 1861 aged 60 yrs.

141. Annie, w/o Hugh Burns, d. June 25, 1883 aged 77 yrs.

142. John, s/o Samuel and Elizabeth Cook, d. May 8, 1872 aged 18 yrs.

143. John d. May 8, 1882 aged 18 yrs.

John T. d. Jan. 4, 1885 aged 4 yrs. Sons of Samuel and Eliza Cook (side) Also, William who was killed July 8, 1887 aged 29 yrs.
144. Mary Isabel, w/o Thomas Clarke, d March 25, 1877 aged 30 yrs.

145. Thomas F. Clarke d. Sept. 10, 1913 aged 72 yrs.

146. John W. Ettinger d. Feb. 26, 1901 aged 70 yrs.

147. Margaret Hennigar d. Dec. 3, 1865 aged 16 yrs. and 6 mos.

148. John C. Ettinger d. May 6, 1874 aged 75 yrs.

149. Edward W. Ettinger d. Sept. 19, 1909 aged 66 yrs.

Erected by son, Levi.
150. Katherine, w/o George Miller, d. May 28, 1898 aged 86 yrs.

151. George Miller d. July 21, 1872 aged 67 yrs.

152. Isaac Miller d. Sept. 25, 1883 aged 49 yrs. and 9 mos.

153. PETTIPAS

Lida R. Ettinger, 1914-1996, d/o of Willard and Alice Ettinger
154. Infant s/o H. and C. Clarke stillborn May 6, 1932

155. Harold Clarke 1896-1993

His wife, Clara, 1892-1986
156. Rebecca Anthony, w/o John Clark, d. Feb. 9, 1913 aged 86 yrs.

157. John Clark, d. March 11, 1899 aged 74 yrs.

158. Matilda Clark, w/o George J. Mosher, d. Aug. 10, 1884 aged 34 yrs.

159. George J. Mosher 1842-1919

160. Clarence A. Clarke 1903-1966

Marjorie J. 1901-1990 Wed 1930
161. Lucy W., s/o Rupert and Mildred Clarke, d. Jan. 19, 1914 aged 21 yrs.

162. Rupert Clarke 1853-1923

163. Mildred Jane, w/o Rupert Clarke, July 3, 1870 - June 18, 1934

164. Glyn (sic) W. Clarke 1894-1978

His wife, Gladys M., 1896-1982
165. Audrey M. Clarke, Aug. 1923 - Aug. 1984, w/o Kenneth B. Murdock

166. James W. Ettinger d. April 27, 1911 aged 81 yrs.

Willard Ettinger 1870-1942 Wife, Alice, 1880-1969 (side) Mary Ann, w/o James W. Ettinger d. Oct. 14, 1906 aged 75 yrs. (other side) Also, their daughter, Amanda, d. June 16, 1902 aged 41 yrs.
167. Dr. William Cook d. Aug. 23, 1909 aged 89 yrs.

(back) Catherine Watson, w/o Dr. William Cook, d. May 28, 1907 aged 83 yrs.
168. Matthew Allison d. June 22, 1838 aged 27 yrs.

George Cook [d.] Feb. 17, 1844 aged 19 yrs. (side) Joseph d. Jan. 25, 1854 aged 5 yrs. Lawrence [d.] Oct. 14, 1864 aged 3 yrs. John [d.] June 25, 1878 aged 22 yrs. Carr [d.] April 28, 1894 aged 33 yrs. Children of William and Catherine Cook (back) Joseph Cook d. March 19, 1838 aged 98 yrs. Also, his wife, Elizabeth, [d.] April 13, 1867 aged 77 yrs. (other side) George E. Cook 1850-1947 Emily, w/o George E. Cook, d. Feb. 12, 1919 aged 64 yrs. Watson Cook 1898-1944
169. Carr, s/o George and Emily Cook, d. May 28, 1896 aged 3 wks.

170. Margaret, w/o Hugh Thompson, d. Sept. 1, 1857 aged 48 yrs.

171. Daniel M.K. Ettinger d. March 7, 1909 aged 74 yrs.

(side) Also, his sons, Robert d. Feb. 29, 1880 aged 9 yrs. George died at sea Feb. 9, 1882 aged 19 yrs.
172. John Ettinger d. Nov. 27, 1890 aged 64 yrs.

173. Eunice, w/o John Ettinger, d. March 31, 1913 aged 86 yrs.

174. Robert C. Ettinger d. May 14, 1867 aged 52 yrs.

Sarah, w/o Robert C. Ettinger, d. Nov. 14, 1913 aged 91 yrs.
175. Thomas Ettinger 1835-1923

176. Sarah A., w/o Thomas Ettinger, d. May 17, 1901 aged 61 yrs.

177. Mildred May d. May 30, 1893 aged 4 yrs.

Melissa Ellen d. March 15, 1889 aged 11 mos. Children of Matthew and Ruth Gill
178. ETTINGER (no names)

179. Jacob Ettinger 1831-1892

His wife, Elinor (sic), 1831-1904 Archibald Ettinger, 1855-1912 His wife, Alma, 1865-1936
180. Harris V., s/o Archibald and Alma Ettinger, d. May 14, 1927 aged 22 yrs.

181. James [Miller] (stone faded to illegibility)

182. Sabra Miller, w/o Charles Nelson d. . . . . . (stone broken)

183. Edward, s/o Charles and Sabra Nelson, d. May 6, 1866 aged 1 yr. and 4 mos.

184. Sarah Miller d. 1876 aged 2[4] yrs.

185. Mary S. Miller d. Aug. 2, 1879 aged 11 yrs. and 10 mos.

186. illegible stone

187. James Mieton Miller d. Oct. 18. 1886 aged 23 yrs. and 9 mos.

188. Thomas Miller d. Sept. 12, 1912 aged 93 yrs.

Sophia Hennigar, his wife, d. March 9, 1897 aged 74 yrs.
189. John C. Miller d. Aug. 13, 1903 aged 79 yrs.

Elizabeth, his wife, d. Feb. 3, 1912 aged 85 yrs.
190. William Henniger 1832-1893

Mary Jane, his wife, 1843-1924
191. Milton Hennigar d. Dec. 9, 1893 aged 6 yrs.

Also, Mary H. Hennigar, d. May 1888 aged 3 mos.
192. Melissa A., d/o William and Mary A. Hennigar d. April 21, 1876 aged 14 yrs. and 4 mos.

193. (stone fallen and largely illegible) __NA___ . . . . . Nov. 23, ____ aged 13 [yrs.]

194. George Hennigar 1825-1895

Matilda, his wife, 1826-1889 Their children, Rupert 1854-1880 Andrew 1864-1881 Florence 1871-1878
195. John A., s/o George and Ruth Hennigar, 1820-1914

Lettia, his wife, 1823-1907 (side) Robert T. 1864-____ (other side) Amy A. Hennigar 1861-1894 Lydia 1865-1883
196. Jacob Hennigar 1836-1919

Amelia, his wife, 1846-1923 Daniel 1872-1873 Ruby 1874-1879 Ida 1882-1883
197. (stone broken) _____, s/o James and Mary Jane Hennigar, d. May 20, 1873 aged 8 yrs.

198. Jacob Miller d. March 18. 1903 aged 35 yrs.

199. Graham L. d. Aug. 1, 1897 aged 4 yrs.

Charles D. d. July 18. 1897 aged 1 mo. Children of W.J. and Olive Miller
200. Arthur, s/o Henry and Mary Miller, d. Feb. 26, 1892 aged 25 yrs.

201. Asa, s/o Henry and Mary Miller, d. June 12, 1884 aged 23 yrs.

202. John, s/o David and Alice Dunn, d. March 20, 1868 aged 17 yrs. and 6 mos.

Also, their daughter, Margaret A., d. Oct. 13, 1860 aged 1 yr. and 11 mos.
203. Alice, w/o Daniel Dunn, d. May 6, 1895 aged 69 yrs.

204. Daniel Dunn d. Aug. 2, 1897 aged 72 yrs.

205. Clarence O'Brien 1863-1941

206. Clarence J., s/o Clarence O'Brien, 1907-1927

207. Ernest W., s/o Clarence O'Brien, 1906-1924

208. Mary Ann O'Brien June 9,1830 - April 3, 1919

209. Daniel O'Brien d. ___ 30, 1873 aged 45 yrs. (stone broken)

210. Elroy O'Brien d. Jan. 6, 1896 aged 35 yrs.

211. Thomas A. O'Brien Dec. 25, 1869 - March 16, 1926

212. Matthew C. Miller d. Feb. 5, 1891 aged 23 yrs.

213. William Hanes d. Oct. 4, 1863 aged 41 yrs.

214. Noah Hanes d. Aug. 9, 1902 aged 87 yrs.

215. Mary, d/o Noah and Rachel Hanes, d. Oct. 21, 1887 aged 26 yrs.

216. John A. Hanes 1858-1944

His wife, Mary E., 1878-1948
217. Hannah B., d/o Robert and Matilda Fenton, d. May 9, 1885 aged 11 mos.

218. Isaiah, s/o Thomas and Sophia Miller, was drowned . . . .

(stone broken, rest of stone missing)
219. Thomas Miller d. June 24, 1877 aged 78 yrs.

220. Lydia, w/o James Laffin, d. Aug. 28. 1883 aged 37 yrs.

Also, their son, Ernest M., d. Sept. 2, 1883 aged 2 wks.
221. Minnie A., d/o Lydia and James Laffin, d. June 3, 1884 aged 4 yrs and 8 mos.

222. Mary A., d/o James and Lydia Laffin, d. Jan. 5, 1880 aged 3 yrs. and 4 mos.

223. Mathew M. Gill 1861-1941

His wife, Ruth H., 1863-1945
224. Elmira Laffin, w/o Rupert Miller, d. Oct. 24, 1888 aged 33 yrs.

225. Thomas Laffin d. [Feb.] _, 1880 . . . . (stone broken)

226. Rachel, w/o Thomas Laffin, d. Aug. 27, 1909 aged 89 yrs. and 11 mos.

227. William Gill d. Feb. 8, 1903 aged 83 yrs.

228. Henry, s/o William and Mary Gill, d. Feb. 28, 1888 aged 21 yrs.

229. Cassey, s/o William and Mary Gill, d. Aug. 8, 1888 aged 17 yrs. and 3 mos.

230. (broken stone) Naomi . . . . . . Dec. 28, 18__ aged 16 yrs. and 2 mos.

231. Willhellmina (Hennigar) Walker March 17, 1885 - Feb. 19, 1956

232. Joshua Hennigar 1840-1894

Hannah McCollum, his wife, 1852-1940 Holsworth Hennigar 1879-1924
233. James Ervan Hennigar 1877-1949

His wife, Bessie A., 1886-1947 (back) Oldest son, Earl Stuart Hennigar Oct. 11, 1908 - Dec. 30, 1991
234. Mary Jane McLearn, s/o James Hennigar, d. Sept. 2, 1909 aged 75 yrs.

James Hennigar 1839-1924 (side) C.H. Power 1870-1948 Ada 1876-1957 (back) Matthew M. 1862-1938 Mamie, his wife, 1875-1943 (other side) Lemuel A. d. July 6, 1915 aged 49 yrs. Uzziah 1865-1873
235. Catherine F., w/o Thomas Fox, d. Sept. 24, 1869 aged 22 yrs.

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CAPTAIN HAGENBUCK'S COMPANY, (a.) Muster Roll in (he Second Battalion of Associtors in the County of Northampton, and Province of Pennsylvania, which is to compose part of the Flying Camp of Ten Thousand Men, Commanded by Col. Hart and in Captn. Henry Hagenbuck's Company, August 6th, 1775, Amboy. Captain. Henry Hagenbuck, July 9, 1776. First Lieutenant. John Morits, July 9, 1776. 532 ASSOCIATORS AND MILITIA. • " Second Lieutenant. Godfrey Meyer, July 9, 1776. Ensign. Jacob Mumma, July 9, 1776. Sergeants. James Preston, July 9, 1776. Christopher Harndon, July 9, 1776. Peter France, July 9, 1776. Abraham Woodring, July 9. 1776. Corporals. Nicholas Grossman, July 9, 17'i6. Jacob Kern, July 9, 1776. August Essinger, July 9 1776. Michael Hearts July 9, 1776. Drummer. Michael Nagel, July 9, 1776. Privates. George Shave, July 9, 1776. Jacob Miller, July 9, 1776. Peter Trease July 9, 1776. John Hutvey, July 9, 1776. George Brong, July 9, 1776. Conrad Knouse, July 9, 1776. Peter Shits, July 9, 1776. Jacob Knar, July 9, 1776. Philip Briner, July 9, 1776. Abraham Sevitz, July 9 1776. Philip Geres, July 9, 1776. Garnet Miller, July 9, 1776. Frederick Tittle, July 9, 1776. Valentine Shoemaker, July 9, 1776. Emrick Nunamaker, July 9, 1776. Peter Caubel, July 9, 1776. John Young, July 9, 1776. Michael Bowman, July 9, 1776. John Sneider, July 9, 1776. Frederick Rupar, Juuly 9, 1776. COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. 533 William Waggoner, July 9, 1776. David Hillabird, July 9, 1776. John Rough, July 9, 1776. John Cup, July 9, 1776. David Wyan, July 9, 1776. John Michael, July 9, 1776. Peter Frawley, July 9, 1776. Michael Shable, July 9, 1776. Jacob Yencer, July 9, 1776. Jacob Sheap, July 9, 1776. Peter Poailer, July 9, 1776. Peter Ward, July 9, 1776. Lutwich Eddinger, July 9, 1776. John Donkel, July 9, 1776. John Miller, July 9, 1776. Dewald Miller, July 9, 1776. William Coleman, July 9, 1776. Antony Swatwood, July 9, 1776. Frederick Shull, July 9, 1776. Andres Cupp, July 9, 1776. George Cupp, July 9, 1776. John Mier, July 9, 1776. Michael Grove, July 9, 1776. Henry Filer, July 9, 1776. Henry Reinhard, July 9, 1776. Henry Luts, July 9, 1776. Lawrence Cranovel, July 9, 1776. Stuffel Nichart, July 9, 1776. Andrew Bruner, July 9, 1776. Conrad Fried, July 9, 1776. Henry Deal, July 9, 1776. Paul Boyer, July 9, 1776. William Lougner, July 9, 1776. Dewaldt Frank, July 9, 1776. George Bash, July 9, 1776. Henry Brinicke, July 9, 1776. Henry Fogel, July 9, 1776. John Blackraore, July 9, 1776. Henry France, July 9, 1776. Jacob Stickel, July 9, 1776. Andres Doremine, July 9, 1776. Stuffel Nickart, July 9, 1776. Peter Headmyer, July 9, 1776. Jacob Yeagle, July 9, 1776. 534 ASSOCIATORS AND MILITIA. Daniel Boyer, July 9, 1776. George Grove, July 9, 1776. Joseph Llnkenhouse, July 9, 1776. William Kitchen, July 9, 1776. Henry Buck, July 9, 1776. Valentine Bear, July 9, 1776. Christian Hagenger, July 9, 1776. Peter Miller, July 9, 1776. William Worthington, July 9, 1776. Michael Kelkner, July 9, 1776. Leonard Foore, July 9, 1776. Adam Boyer, July 9, 1776. William Litsenbarer, July 9, 1776. Nicholas Kline, July 9, 1776. Daniel Sneider, July 9, 1776. Henry Sneider, July 9, 1776. John Mace, July 9, 1776. Nicholas Morets, July 9, 1776. John Shivenstine, July 9, 1776. George Christ, July 9, 1776. Christian Briner, July 9, 1779. Stuffel Beacle, July 9, 1776. Mathias Sicer, July 9, 1776. George Bowers, July 9, 1776. Ludwick Cup, July 9, 1776. Peter Morets, July 9,a776. William Rees, July 9, 1776. Martin Greaves, July 9, 1776. James Dean, July 9, 1776. Jacob Swab, July 9, 1776. Peter Shul, July 9, 1776. Reinhart Bruner, July 9, 1776. George Briner, July 9, 1776. John Title, July 9, 1776. Barnet Stroup, July 9, 1776. Adam Thomas, July 9, 1776. Samuel Wert, July 9, 1776. Martin Andres, July 9, 1776. Martin Myer, July 9, 1776. Mustered then in Captain Hageubuck's Company, one Captain, two Lieutenants, one Ensign, four Sergeants, four Corporals, one Drummer, one hundred and four Privates. The above is a true copy of the original Muster Roll in my hands. Jona B. Smith. 'COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. 535 (a.) AT A MEETING OP THE STANDING COMMITTEE ACCORDING TO ADJOURNMENT, AT EASTON, THE 5TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1776. Present. Lewis Gordon. Jones Hartzel. Abraham Berlin. Robert Matthews. Jesse Jones. In pursuance of the Resolves of convention requiring this County to find 278 men as our S

Was it this card?

After further analysis of the land grants of the children of these two Donald's by elaine sutton, it does appear that DG Sr craskie weaver 1744 was the land owner (with son Lewis Grey Grant not to be confused with the other Lewis Grant) of 13-2 SBRR Charlottenburgh with the other DG 1740 a few lots down.

DG Sr was also the father of DG 1777 "the younger", "Og" and also Junior also of 13-2 SBRR as documented in LPs.

On the LAC website's land petitions, there is one that raises some interesting questions about possible additional sources of records of Loyalists that I have not seen mentioned elsewhere.

Microfilm C-2824, Bundle 3 (actually S3), Petition 165 is a unique petition of an assignee of a Loyalist -- not a Loyalist nor a Loyalist's family member. But the assignment was not direct. The assignment was actually made to someone who then sold it to the petitioner. So this petition is unusual in multiple ways.

But the actual petition in 1846 identifies two sources. Here is the relevant text: "That he is the assignee of James Lake who is entitled ... for his service in the Addington Dragoons during the last war under the Adjutant General's Certificate filed in the Surveyor General's Office No 3679 ..."

Clearly the "last war" in 1846 did not mean the American Revolution, so that James Lake (of Ernestown) was not claiming to be a Loyalist, but I wonder if there might be records of Loyalists in the Surveyor General's Office.

Does anyone know about such records?

Seeking Vitals Info such as Date and Place of Birth, Names of Parents, etc. of a New Hampshire Loyalist named Thomas Crane, possibly born in England, who abandoned his NH family and fled to Nova Scotia during the Revolutionary War. He petitioned Parliment and received a Land Grant in the Town of Digby, County of Anappolis, NS for his Loyalist service with the British Army during hostilities. He died in Digby in 1790. Any info sincerely appreciated. Thank you. Hal Crane

I am related to Joel Cook thru his daughter Susan Ethelzelda Cook. My research has also been clouded by the common last name and so many repeats of the first names. I am constantly confused by the interchange of Daniel Cook and Lydia Churchill and Daniel Cook and a wife with last name of Fuller.
One of those couples were LDS and traveled to Utah where they died. There has also been speculation as to one Cook couple being parents to the other Daniel Cook.

Susanna Wilson, wife of Asher Wilson of Yonge twp wrote a petition in 1817, where she stated she was a daughter of Casper Stotts of Elizabethtown.
She is indexed in the land petitions under Statts/Willson.
UCLP are online at LAC.

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/microform-digitization/00...

There is also an Elizabeth Statts/Shank of Elizabethtown who wrote a petition in 1818. Possibly a daughter of either as well.
And also an Eleonor Stratta Griswold, who wrote a petition in 1817 from Yonge Township.

Good luck

Hi, my ancestors were possibly loyalists to the French royalty in 1790-1830 and may have changed their legal names to avoid execution. Does anyone have any general advice in investigating this background of people in East- or North-east France especially? You are welcome to look at my profile for names, surnames and in-laws we believe to be connected to this family. Thank you I may not see messages here so anyone can email if they can. -Robert -- Youarewatchingthis1000 (atsign) gmail (dot) com

Hello, he is in my family tree, through his wife's side. I am trying to identify unlabelled photos, and wonder if he is among them--even a scan of the image would help. I know this post was long ago, however. Best, J

Hi . My name is J. Young from Cornwall Ontario , and I am an amateur genealogist , who has researched my family tree for over 50 years and extensively for the past decade .
Today , I want to share a bit of my research on some of the individuals , who were all of the McDonell Clan who arrived from Scotland to New York Province on the Pearl 1773.
I have found that such noted authors as William L. Stone Jr. and W.L. Scott , as well as such online sources as the Dictionary of Canadian Biography aka DCB and WikiTree Profiles , are flawed in their info regarding the 6 individuals that I will be discussing here , being the 6 McDonell gentlemen taken as Hostage / Prisoners by the American Patriots from Sir John Johnson's in January 1776 .
My list of these 6 Hostage / Prisoners Jan. 1776 , is as follows :

Captain Archibald McDonell of Leek [ son of old John McDonell of Leek , who was in his seventies in 1776 , and too old to be a hostage / prisoner so two of his sons being this Archibald McDonell of Leek and Ranald McDonell of Leek went instead of this old John McDonell of Leek ] [this old John McDonell of Leek was elder brother of both Allen McDonell of Collachie and Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder , all 3 of whom given credit for organizing the Pearl 1773 ] .

Captain Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder [ who was one of Six Hostage / Prisoners along with his eldest son John McDonell of Aberchalder ] [ this Alexander and John McDonell of Aberchalder escaped from the Patriots and made it to Montreal in Spring 1777 , having brought the old John McDonell of Leek with them].
In his Orderly Book dated June 18 1777 Sir John Johnson promotes Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder to Captain in KRRNY , and June 19 1777 promotes his son John McDonell of Aberchalder to Captain - Lieutenant ; both these men retained this rank throughout the Rev War and resettled together to Lot 25 Front Charlottenburg Glengarry [ this John's younger brother Hugh McDonell of Aberchalder settled with them Lot 25 Front , but this Hugh was NOT one of Six Hostage / Prisoners as claimed by W. L. Scott and then parroted by both the DCB and Wikitree Profile for this Hugh ] .

Captain - Lieutenant John McDonell [ eldest son of Captain Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder ] this John promoted to Captain - Lieutenant on June 19 1777 . In his book written circa 1882 , William . L. Stone Jr. uses the Orderly Book of Sir John Johnson as his guiding format , and following this June 19 1777 entry of the promotion of John McDonell to Captain - Lieutenant , this William L. Stone Jr. adds his own insights claiming this young Captain - Lieutenant John McDonell was killed in hand to hand combat with a Mr Gardiner on August 6 1777 at Battle of Oriskany during Siege of Fort Stanwix NY . WRONG . This Captain - Lieutenant John McDonell of Aberchalder survived the Rev War , and had an extended military and political career in Upper Canada .

Allen McDonell of Collachie [ brother of old John McDonell of Leek and Captain Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder ] , this Allen McDonell of Collachie was designated Sr. on various lists of the Six Hostage / Prisoners though NO son of his was taken in this group . In his Claim for Losses this Allen McDonell of Collachie Sr says he was one of six Scots gentlemen taken Hostage / Prisoner Jan 1776 along with his brother [ Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder ] and 4 nephews [ no son mentioned] .

Allen McDonell of Lundy !? In his Petition dated Cornwall July 6 1807 , this Allen McDonell [ designation as Lundy appears to have been scribbled in after the fact ] , says he was one of the Six Hostage / Prisoners taken Jan. 1776 and held 3 years before his escape . His Petition is supported by a letter from Sir John Johnson . This would be the Allen McDonell Jr.

Ensign Ranald McDonell of Leek [ brother of Captain Archibald McDonell of Leek ] . In his Claim for Losses dated Montreal 16 1787 , this Ensign Ranald McDonell of Leek , says he was one of Six Hostage / Prisoners taken Jan 1776 , and that 4 of the other 5 taken with him , had received Commissions being , 2 Captains , 1 Captain - Lieutenant , 1 Lieutenant . The 2 Captains would be this Ranald's brother Captain Archibald McDonell of Leek and uncle Captain Alexander McDonell of Aberchalder who's son was the Captain - Lieutenant John McDonell of Aberchalder , and most likely the Allen McDonell of Collachie [ Sr.] as the Lieutenant .

It has been extremely frustrating to have continually found these noted sources to be in error , not really sources at all ; and their flawed work parroted over and over again by others , who refuse to change their mind when the facts change .

We all , can and do make errors , but correcting these errors should be a priority .
Cheers J.