Person:David Cargill (7)

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David Cargill, II
b.25 Feb 1825 Ospringe, Wellington, Ontario, Canada
d.5 May 1904 Cedar Springs, Kent, Michigan, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. David Cargill, II1825 - 1904
  2. James D. Cargill1831 - 1882
  3. Alexander Cargill1833 - 1886
  4. William Cargill1838 -
  5. Henry Cargill1838 - 1903
  6. Elizabeth Cargill1848 -
  7. Ann Cargill1858 -
Spouse and Children
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  1. Hayes Henry Cargill
  2. Earl Cargill
  3. Anna Victoria Cargill1888 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 16 Dec 1846
  1. David Cargill, III1848 - 1915
  2. James Cargill1850 - 1931
  3. John Cargill1852 - 1935
  4. Eliza Cargill1854 - 1938
  5. Henry Cargill1856 - 1939
  6. William D. Cargill1858 - 1941
  7. Matilda CargillAbt 1859 -
  8. Mary Ann Cargill1860 - 1899
  9. Agnes Cargill1862 - 1895
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Facts and Events
Name David Cargill, II
Gender Male
Birth? 25 Feb 1825 Ospringe, Wellington, Ontario, Canada
Marriage to Margaret Nelson
Marriage 16 Dec 1846 Nelson Township, Halton, Ontario, Canadato Agnes Emerson
Other 9497
with Agnes Emerson
Death? 5 May 1904 Cedar Springs, Kent, Michigan, United States

C. Day:
James CARGILL died 1866 Nassagaweya, Halton, Ontario. His wife Isabella SHAW Cargill died 1871 in Nassagaweya. Two sons were in the area: James and David. David married Ann McHENRY. James married Isabella MATHEWS. David and Ann had a son, David CARGILL II who married Agnes EMERSON. I would like to find information about the Emerson parents.

David Cargill, after a lingering illness from consumption, passed away May 5, 1904, aged 79 years. He was a kind neighbor. The funeral was held at his home, Sunday May 8. The family have the sympathy of all. He was a veteran [of the American Civil War].

Lorna Reed:
David answered the last call for volunteers in the U.S. Union Army which gave hime the privlege of acquiring a homestead in the United States. David and his family crossed into Michigan at Port Huron, took the train to Grand Haven, them by small steamship to Pentwater which, at that time was just a small sawmill town.

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