Births Whitby 1860's

[J.J.]

Karen & Denise already found some things on this family!...death of Christopher...maybe Lavinia, etc.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,154444.0.html

[J.J.]

matthew's Elizabeth V. Stonehouse
Birth December 30th 1897 
mother: Annie E. Snodden,  Oshawa
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~births/Sto_Sz_Surnames.htm

Now this is likely the little girl in the 1901 above! where are Matthew and Annie?

[DeniseA]

I looked again at the 1871 Whitby census info I have to double check Mayrah...........First letter is definately M there is a smudge between the next two letters but definately a tail on the third letter and the last 3 are no doubts rah, there is a possibility that the second letter could be an o I'm wondering if Mayrah could be Moyrah, a misspelling of Moira??

[KarenM]

Here are some Ontario census info from 1871, can't remember which thread to put these under  so, I'll just put them here

Scarborough, Ontario

James Stonehouse, 57, born England, Methodist, English, Farmer
Ann, 59, born Ontario
John, 30, born Ontario, farmer
Mary, 27, born Ontario
James, 20, born Ontario, farmer

living next door

John Stonehouse, 58, England, Methodist, English, Farmer
Almira, 56, born Ontario
George, no age, born Ontario
Eneas, 21, born Ontario, farmer
Lucinda, 20, born Ontario
Sarah 16, born Ontario

From "The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West Home District" book

John Stonehouse of Scarborough to Elmira Daniels of Markham
June 13, 1837, Markham, by banns, Rev. George
Witnessess:  James Daniels and John Daniels both of Markham

James Stonehouse of Scarborough to Ann Daniels of Markham
June 13, 1837, Markham, by banns, Rev. George
Witnessess:  James Daniels and John Daniels both of Markham

[J.J.]

Hi, Karen, was there a death for Matthew or Anne/Annie Stonehouse Oshawa.. between 1896 and the 1901 census? ( see a few replies back for the little girls on the 1901) lower previous page

Hi, Denise I was wondering about the Moira thing, also, but still found ziltch...Have since found that Mayra forename used actually quite a bit, though. ...so who knows?

 J.J.