Name: dalrymple -- Dalrymple Furry Ransom et al 28 May 2004

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Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Ann (Annie) Elizabeth Dalrymple: Birth: 14 Jul 1855 in l'Assomption, Quebec. Death: 1913

  2. Robert Dalrymple: Birth: 20 Sep 1857 in l'Assomption, Quebec. Death: 28 Jan 1939 in Wendover, Ontario

  3. James Woods Dalrymple: Birth: 30 Dec 1859 in l'Assomption, Quebec. Death: 27 Nov 1879

  4. Agnes Thompson Dalrymple: Birth: 12 Jun 1862 in l'Assomption, Quebec. Death: 3 Jan 1903 in Clarence, Ontario

  5. Henry Dalrymple: Birth: Abt 1864.

  6. Francis Albert Dalrymple: Birth: 27 Jul 1864 in Quebec, Canada. Death: 1946 in Clarence, Ottawa River Front, Russell, Ontario

  7. John Dalrymple: Birth: 26 Sep 1867 in Quebec, Canada. Death: 1906

  8. Charles George Alfred (Fred) Dalrymple: Birth: 22 Sep 1869 in Quebec, Canada. Death: 25 Apr 1876

  9. Florence Etta Dalrymple: Birth: 24 Oct 1871 in Clarence Township, Ontario. Death: in Escanoba, USA


Sources
1. Title:   Ontario Cemetery Finding Index
2. Title:   Jeanne d'Arc Dalrymple spreadsheet
3. Title:   1881 Ontario Census

Notes
a. Note:   Moved from l'Assomption to Clarence, Ontario.
  In the 1871 census, John and Elizabeth were farming 200 acres at concession 1, lot 5, Clarence Township, with 110 acres improve and 60 pasture. They had one house and three barns/stables. There were 7 children at the time.
  Founder of the Dalrymple family farm in Wendover; just went by Harold--although in the 1881 census, he is listed as John. Married in Eglise Evangelique Francaise de la Rue Craig, Montreal. Lived in l 'Assomption at the time of his marriage.
  In 1881 was living as widowed head of household with married son Robert and his wife Elizabeth Mennie (Canadian census) along with five of his younger children. Although his name is not on Elizabeth's stone, the cemetery records show that he is buried in the same plot. Grave 79-4
  By the time of the 1891 census, only John and his son John Jr., 23, were still farming this location. It appears John J. may never have married; he was still farming on the same site, but only 50 acres with a two-room wood house and 5 sheds or barns, and at age 33 he was still single.
  A John Dalrymple witnessed Robert Dalrymple's burial in Mount Royal Cemetery in 1875. This is likely John Harold, who lived up the river in Clarence, Ontario, near Ottawa, but there is no confirmation available. Robert's younger brother John had died in 1869, and a nephew John was only 10 at the time of Robert's death.

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