M.M. married DaSilva, F. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. DaSilva, P.

Thomas married Timmerman, M. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• PHOTOPRIMARY:

Archie married Wilson, Mary "Mae" Jane on 18 Sep 1912 in Harrowsmith, Frontenac, ON, CAN. Mary (daughter of Wilson, James J. and Campbell, Elizabeth "Jennie" Jane) was born on 29 Jun 1888; died on 9 Apr 1981 in Fairmount Home for the Aged, Glenburnie, Frontenac, ON, CAN; was buried in Desert Lake Cemetery, Desert Lake, ON, CAN . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• PHOTOPRIMARY:
• Residence: Bedford Twp, Frontenac, ON, CAN ;

Notes:

The table was passed this way.



Daughter, Hazel Abrams, said in a phone conversation: Mary Jane Wilson lost her inheritance. Her brother had wheeled it away because he was still on the farm, and he wanted her land too so he could make more money. She gave it
to him.



Mary Jane Wilson's mother's name was Elizabeth Campbell and Elizabeth's mother was a Snook.



Her mother was a dutchess of some place-- Wessenburg? Sister Muriel used to tell that life was very hard for her becuase she never learned to speak English.



Apparently Hazel has an old newspaper with this information in it.



Mother used to tell nan about this but didn't know if she was a princess or a dtuchess or what, but "it came out..."



she had a daughter Elizabeth. This daughter was nan's great grandmother. Gradma Wilson's Mother.



Her father's name was John Campbell. He founded Inverary and the whole area there once belonged to him and to the Illans.



This is not correct:

(Her Father's name was James Jonathon Wilson January 13, 1866, and his mother was Mary Jane Nesbitt Wilson).

Notes:

Arch always called them M?am and Pap in the German style



Anson taught himself to read and write.



One time when Hazel was a little girl Anson took her to his room and got out a trunk with baby clothes and gave Hazel a little red flannel jacket for a new baby, tiny sized. Probably had shrunk. It had been Nathan's who had died
in infancy.



Married Julia Albertson who was spiritual/ godly, to a degree that left an everlasting imprint on her children.



Julia's father's name was George Albertson and he was involved in the war of 1812. Hazel Abrams knows he was a charter member of the FM church in Verona.



George's wife was a Catholic and apprently was a wonderful woman. She had a family alter.



Nan has his picture. Somebody did it for her 80th birthday -- an old tin type



Respectable and Godly man.



The whole Timmerman name, had no respect in nan's area. This disrespect was justified since one family member had a lot of illigitimate children.

Anson married Albertson, Julia Ann. Julia (daughter of Albertson, George A. and McCullan, Julia Ann) was born about 1858. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

J could be Jonathon



This is the family who bought the table in Paula Silver's house.

James married Campbell, Elizabeth "Jennie" Jane in 1877. Elizabeth (daughter of Campbell, James and Snook, Elizabeth "Betsy") was born on 5 Mar 1848 in Inverary; died on 27 Aug 1921 in Glendower; was buried in Desert Lake Cemetery, Desert Lake, ON, CAN . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Funeral service was performed by her brother, Rev. James Lawson of Verona.