Family:John Adamson and Elizabeth Sadler (1)

John Adamson b. Cal 1804 Yorkshire, England d. 31 Jul 1856	Parents: Wilfrid Sadler and Mary Maw Elizabeth Sadler b. 11 Aug 1808 d. 14 Apr 1901

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]	1 Jun 1828	Thornton Dale, Yorkshire, England
Census^[2]	1851	Pickering (township), Ontario, Ontario, Canada

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Mary Adamson	25 Oct 1828	8 Feb 1830
2.	Samuel Adamson	19 Dec 1830	3 Sep 1900 Manitoba
3.	Mary Adamson	28 Jan 1833	28 Aug 1833 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
4.	John Maw Adamson	8 Sep 1835 Toronto, Ontario, Canada	4 Dec 1836 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
5.	Thomas Adamson	1 Feb 1837	3 Sep 1900 Manitoba
6.	Robert Adamson	8 Apr 1839	5 Feb 1918
7.	Sarah Ann Adamson	5 Sep 1841	26 Apr 1923
8.	William Wilfred Adamson	10 Feb 1843	4 May 1912 Tay, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada
9.	John Maw Adamson	28 Feb 1847 Pickering (township), Ontario, Ontario, Canada	8 Feb 1928
10.	Henry Gamble Adamson	14 Jul 1849 Pickering (township), Ontario, Ontario, Canada	26 Apr 1935 Bracebridge, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

References

↑ Bishop's transcripts.
↑ United Province of Canada. 1851 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
Canada West, Ontario County, Pickering (District 26, sub-district 245 page 70a (139)).

-John Adamson, Brick Layer, born England, religion Methodist W, age at next birthday 46, male
-Eliz'th Adamson, born England, Methodist W, 44
-Sam'l Adamson, born England, Methodist W, 22
-Tho's Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 15
-Robert Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 13
-Ann Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 11
-W'm Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 8
-John Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 5
-Henry Adamson, born Canada, Methodist W, 3
Hawn, Elizabeth Beatrice Adamson. Our Family History. (Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada: Baxter Press Ltd., 1969)
p. 106.

"Elizabeth Maw Sadler and John Adamson married the first Sunday in May in St. Mary's Church of England 1827. Her bridesmaid was her first cousin Mary Maw, wife of George Barbar of Georgetown who made the lovely what is called now Barbar and Ellis Stationery." [Possibly, the "Mary Maw" here is Maria Maw, the wife of Joseph Barber. Maria was probably Elizabeth Sadler's 2nd cousin, although she was likely not her bridesmaid, having been born in Canada.]