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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Clara Ermina Durnnian: Birth: 29 Jan 1912 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Death: 19 Dec 1989 in Case Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick

  2. James Alexander Durnnian: Birth: 9 Sep 1913 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Death: 26 Jul 1992 in Long Point, Kings Co, New Brunswick

  3. Bernard Irvine Durnnian: Birth: 14 Sep 1915 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Death: 6 Mar 2011 in Long Point, Kings Co, New Brunswick

  4. Violet Edna Durnnian: Birth: 26 Sep 1917 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Death: 27 Jul 1964 in Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts

  5. Ivan Albert Durnnian: Birth: 26 Oct 1920 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Death: 16 Jun 1921 in Erb Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick


Sources
1. Title:   1881 Canadian Census
Page:   NB Kings Co. Sussex District 27 K1 p69 HH 316
Publication:   FamilySearch LDS Family History Library Film/fiche 1375816 Census schedules, 1881 Canada. Department of Agriculture � 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.
2. Title:   Daly Clan
Page:   http://www.dalyclan.org/page3/belding/belding-p/p23.htm
Author:   Emery C Daly
Publication:   Compiler: Emery C Daly 90 Derek Drive Tolland CT 06084 http://www.dalyclan.org
Link:   http://www.dalyclan.org
3. Title:   1871 Canadian Census
Page:   NB Kings Sussex l-4 Page 10 line 30, household 102
Publication:   http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/ca1871/index.html
4. Title:   Information fr James A Durnnian
5. Title:   Riverbank Community Cemetary list
Page:   #178
Author:   Ernest Friars
Text:   http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcstudh/k-riverbank-ki2l-009.html
6. Title:   1881 Canadian Census
Page:   NB Kings Sussex 27 K-1 p69 HH 316
Publication:   FamilySearch LDS Family History Library Film/fiche 1375816 Census schedules, 1881 Canada. Department of Agriculture � 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.
7. Title:   1901 CAN Census
Page:   NB Kings Co. Sussex District 18 1-4 p10 HH 102
Publication:   Place: URL: http://automatedgenealogy.com
8. Title:   1911 Canada Census
Page:   NB Kings-Albert Sussex 19 p9 line 46-49
9. Title:   1921 census of Canada. RG 31. Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. Digital images.
Page:   district 46 Royal, sub-district 19, Sussex, p. 7, dwelling 70, family 70, Bernard Durnnian; (http://home.ancestry.ca/ : accessed 9 Nov 2013); citing 1921 Census of Canada [database on-line]
Author:   Canada. New Brunswick.
Publication:   Ancestry. \i Ancestry.com\i0 . http://home.ancestry.ca/ : 2013
Link:   http://home.ancestry.ca/
10. Title:   Index to New Brunswick Marriages: 1847-1954 RS141B7
Page:   No: 1678 Ref: B4/1910 Microfilm: F15938
Author:   PANB
Publication:   http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/GovRecs/VISSE/141B7.aspx?L=EN&Key=265276

Notes
a. Note:   Herbert Jones, a good friend of Bernard, became the children's legal guardian. Bernard's will directed that his estate to be divided equally amongst his five children, each to receive his or her share at the age of 21. The estate was worth $2,000 after expenses, a considerable amount in 1922. The children were adopted or taken in by siblings of their maternal grandmother, Ermina Matilda Northrup nee Knollin. Clara Ermina was adopted by Mrs Annie (Bertie) Harmer (nee Knollin). She dropped Durnnian and took Harmer. James went to live with Wilmot and Jeanie Knollin but Jeanie found a boy too difficult and brought him back the next summer from Worcester. James went to live with Nell and Ernest Erb. Irvine went to live with Harry and Ella Marchbank (nee Knollin).Violet A. (Edna) was adopted by Wilmot and Jean Knollin. She dropped Violet and went by Edna. She took Durnnian as her middle name then Knollin. They lived in Worcester, Mass. The children did receive their inheritance. In 1930 when Clara was 18 years old, she received her portion of her father's estate from Herbert Jones, with which she attend Teachers' College (Normal School) in Fredericton. James received his share with which it is assumed he bought land in the Kingston Peninsula. Upon this land, he established the 'Durnnian Poultry Farm', which was passed on to his second son, Stanley and is currently owned and managed by his grandchildren, Kim Kelly nee Durnnian and Mark Durnnian.
b. Note:   MI7
Note:   (Medical):After his wife's death Bernard had the care of the five children along with the difficulty of finding and keeping a suitable housekeeper. The deaths of both Edna and Ivan were hard on Bernard, but the final blow, according to Clara Dunlap nee Durnnian, was the death of his favourite horse. After that, he seemed to give up. Worn down, he came down with pneumonia, dying of it in 1922.
c. Note:   Attending school
d. Note:   farmer's son.
e. Note:   Farmer
f. Note:   , Irvine, Violet, Ivan
Note:   Bernard is living with five children: Clara (Clair), James

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