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Parkhouse, Robert Young ,60, Farmer , born Ren.
Elizabeth Young 60,
James Young 20.
Elizabeth Taylor 20,
Parkhouse Neilston then Canada 1868
Mersea, Essex District, Ontario Census, 1881 Year Location Film . Division # Pg Entry # Family # Surname Given Name Age Birthplace Religion Occupation 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 16 28 Young James 60 Scotland R. Presb. farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 17 28 Young Agnes 60 Scotland R. Presb. - 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 18 28 Young James 30 Scotland R. Presb. - 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 19 28 Young William 24 Scotland R. Presb. farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 20 28 Young Alex 23 Scotland R. Presb. farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 21 28 Young Thomas 22 Scotland R. Presb. farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 22 28 Young Andrew 19 Scotland R. Presb. farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 2 5 23 28 Young Elizabeth 16 Scotland R. Presb. - 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 3 6 22 28 Young John 27 Scotland W. Meth farmer 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 3 6 23 28 Young Priscilla 24 Ontario W. Meth - 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 3 6 24 28 Young Albert 3 Ontario W. Meth - 1881 Mersea Tp C-13280 3 6 25 28 Young William Alfred 1 Ontario W. Meth -
Tombstone Transcripts - Lakeview Cemetery- Leamington, Essex Co., Ontario Section C, Row 75 2. (up s-east) In / loving memory / of / James YOUNG / born Mar 18, 1819 / died Nov. 8, 1896 / Native of Renfrewshire, Scotland / YOUNG (up n-east) In / loving memory / of / Agnes CARSWELL / wife of James YOUNG / born May (?) 1817 (?) / died June 28 (?), 1885 (?) / YOUNG Section D, Row 87 12. (up east) George Harvey YOUNG / 1855 - 1934 / Jane HAZLETON / his beloved wife / 1857 - 1937 / YOUNG/ (up west) (Masonic emblem) William YOUNG/ Feb. 17, 1856 - Aug. 24, 1919 / YOUNG/
From: Dave and Kelly Charron >
With the info I got from my great Aunt there is a little bit of written data about them. This is what it says James A. Joung and his wife Agnes with their sons and daughter emigrated to Canada in may, 1867. They settled on a tract of land (lot 15) which extended from the 1st to 2nd Con. Rds. in Mersea Twsp., Essex City., Ontario. East of Rd. 12. James had several brothers, 2- David and John also came to Canada, but did not settle in Mersea. Another brother went to Australia. James had backed a note for one of his brothers- the business failed and James was responsible for the debt. He had to sell his farm and Dairy business and being unable to live in the style to which they were accustomed, they emigrated. Built their house on the 1st conc. - their son, George Harvey, built his home later on the 2nd. Conc. on the same property. The story is told that George was named for a school master who left him several pounds of sterling. James borrowed this money to pay their passage to Canada, repaying George later. I'm sending another e-mail with more info. Kelly
Hello Again: As for the Mary Jane Taylor James A Young (born March 1818 and died Oct. 14, 1896) was married 2 times. The first was to Mary Jane Taylor, they had 2 children a daughter Jean who married a Mr Aikins (they never emigrated from Scotland) and a son Robert, who married Mary Taylor (a cousin who came to Canada to marry him). They had 3 children Jennie who married David Coulter, Lizzie who married Mahlon Hillier and James who married Annie Bristow. In his 2nd marriage he married Agnes Elizabeth Carswell (Born May 7, 1817, Died Jan. 28, 1905) They were married in 1845. They had 9 sons and 1 daughter. Alan and James were twins born Sept 15, 1846, David , John, George Harvey born Jan. 12, 1855, William born Feb. 12, 1857, Alexander, Thomas, Andrew and Elizabeth born June 9, 1863. I have lots more info and Pictures of the families over here in Canada, I'm very interested in getting any info that you have including the family trees look forward to hearing from you soon Your Canadian Cousin :) Kelly
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1819 - 1896 (77 years)
