Baptisms for Pepper children in St. Mary's, Ontario

[polarbear]

You're welcome  . The family certainly moved around, didn't they?

There is no further info on the familysearch website either.

PB

[MacGrigor]

Yes, I also have both sisters in 1911. One became a Diplock; I forget the married name of the other one. Hills rings a bell? Anyway, yes they did move a lot! My ancestor moved to Wales and then to London before dying in Ireland in 1922.

[bbart]

Hi MacGrigor,

Not what you were asking about, but I came across an article on the father, John Hinson Pepper that might be of interest:

From Cambridge Daily News 16 March 1920

AN OLD CAMPBRIDGE RESIDENT- An inquest
held on March 11th, at East Twickenham, Mid-
dlesex, by Mr. R Kem, JP on John Hinson
Pepper, aged 71, who died from heart disease
suddenly early on Wednesday morning resulted
in a verdict of "Death from natural causes."
Mr. Pepper, who lived in Cambridge-parade,
Richmond-road, Twickenham, where he had
been in business for the past nine years, was
very well known to a large number of Cam-
bridge people, having been in business here for
many years at 29 Bridge-street, and also previ-
ously with his father at the corner of Ram-yard,
as Pepper and Sons, University tailors and robe
makes. Just prior to living at Twickenham he
managed a business at Histoc.

I cannot locate "Histoc" on any map, so perhaps it is a typo 

[MacGrigor]

That's great! I've been looking for any newspaper record for his death for ages.

[MacGrigor]

I doubt the Peppers would've been recorded on a census but is there any information about where the family lived in St. Mary's between 1871 and 1873/4? Tax or electoral registers?

Added: for John Hinson Pepper, a tailor born 1849, Cambridge and co.