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According to census records I have they married in Germany around 1840 and emigrated to Ontario, Canada.  Canadian immigration records for this time period are almost non-existant so I thought I would try from the Germany end.  I will check out the website you sent - I think they may have had some family in Wisconsin that came at a later date.
Thanks for the help.
Cindy

Thanks to you both!  The Englebert Bones obit is hopefully  - I have contacted the local library for a copy.  Also, found Margeret's maiden name from one of her children - it Foxlanger!  Here's hoping this leads me to go further back.  Canadian records are good from 1852 on, but before that it is really hard to find anything, especially immigration records.
Onward and Upward!

Hello There:
A lot of my family come from Oakville and I see you have lots of web sites to check.  I found the Oakville Library to be very helpful - they respond to email querries really fast.  One other email address I have is for the Cemetery Clerk for Oakville but I probably shouldn't post that here in such a public forum.  If you can't find the death date for your Driver family just post a reply and I will contact the Cemetery Clerk for you.  Since the death is so recent (in ancestry terms anyway) you may have to provide proof that you are related to this person before they will release any information.
Let me know if I can help...

This is great - I have really learned a lot about the area thanks to you all.

Sancti - I do realize that my James birth may not have been recorded, but I still look.  He married in Canada in 1835, his death record does not give parent's names, and I don't know middle names of children.

I am working with 4 OPRs to shead some light on my James. 
#1 - James McDonald of Ruthrie married Margaret McKerron alias Grant in 1806 recorded in Aberlour.  #2 - They had a son James baptised 1811 (Aberlour).
#3 - John McDonald of Macallan married Jean McKerron alias Grant of Knockside in 1808.  #4 - They had a son James baptised 1809.

Both sons birth years would work for me.  I tend to favor the James & Margaret as my James named his first son James and his 2nd daughter Margaret. 
What I find really interesting is that a witness on both baptism records is James McKerron of Knockside.  So in my fanicful brain I have decided that the fathers - James and John - are brothers who married sisters - Margaret & Jane McKerron (alias Grant).  That would be really fun.  Someone told me that these place names are not necissarily towns but names of a "cluster of homes or farms".  Maybe they are close together and they all know eachother.  My big problem in deciding if either of these James are my family is that I know "MY James" was a carpenter, there isn't an occupation for the father James, but the father John was a black smith.
My brain hurts.