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- H. Cornish (add)
- W. Hannah Turner-Hall1852 - 1927
m. 31 Aug 1881
Facts and Events
| Name |
Hannah Turner-Hall |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[4] |
Apr 1852 |
Galashiels, Selkirkshire, Scotland |
| Emigration[1] |
Est 1860 |
Galashiels (town), Selkirkshire, Scotlandto Orillia, Canada West |
| Census[1] |
14 Jan 1861 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, CanadaCensus of Canada West 1861 |
| Census[2] |
2 Apr 1871 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, CanadaCensus of Canada 1871 |
| Census[3] |
4 Apr 1881 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, CanadaCensus of Canada 1881 |
| Marriage |
31 Aug 1881 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, Canadato Cornish (add) |
| Census? |
1 Jun 1911 |
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaCensus of Canada 1911 |
| Death[5] |
25 Jan 1927 |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Burial[5] |
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaSt James's Cemetery |
| Reference Number |
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LRFC-LBQ (Ancestral File) |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Canada. 1861 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
C-1073, page 4, line 13ff , 14 Jan 1861.
Orillia, Simcoe, Canada West
Thos Turner, shoemaker, Scotland, 60, married
Mrs C Turner, Scotland, 60, married
Miss M Turner, Scotland, 25, single
John Turner, shoemaker, Scotland, 19, single
Hannah Turner, Scotland, 8
Christina Turner, Scotland, 6
Thos Turner, Scotland, 1
Note by enumerator that children are those of Miss M Turner and writes the word "illegitimate" across the occupation column.
- ↑ Canada. 1871 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
C-9964, page 60, family 212 (District 42: North Simcoe, Subdistrict l: Orillia Village) C-9964, page 19, family 69, 4 Apr 1871.
Orillia Village, Simcoe North, Ontario
James Copland, m, 38, Scotland, C Presb, Scotch, carpenter, m
Margaret Copland, f, 35, Scotland, C Presb, Scotch, m
Thomas Copland, m, 11, Ontario, C Presb, Scotch
James Copland, m, 4, Ontario, C Presb, Scotch
Alexander Copland, m, 3, Ontario, C Presb, Scotch
Hannah Hall, f, 18, Scotland, C Presb, Scotch, dressmaker
Christina Hall, f, 16, Scotland, C Presb, Scotch, dressmaker
(1) The enumerator spelled the family surname COPLAND, rather than the usual family spelling of COPELAND.
(2) Hannah and Christina were given the surname Hall rather than Turner. (1) The enumerator spelled the family surname COPLAND without the "e" that was normally included.
(2) Thomas has been enumerated as a Copland, rather than a Turner (or Hall), and considered to be born in Ontario.
(3) Hannah and Christina were given the surname Hall rather than Turner used previously. This may indicate their mother's independence from her parents now that she is married.
- ↑ Canada. 1881 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
C-13252; Ontario, District 139: Simcoe North, SubDistrict O: Orillia, page 110, family 502, 5 Apr 1881.
Orillia, Simcoe North, Ontario
James Copland, m, 50, b Scotland, carpenter, m
Margaret Copland, f, 45, b Scotland, m
Hall, Hannah, f, 25, b Scotland
Hall, Thomas, m, 19, b Ontario
Copland, James, m, 14, b Ontario
Copland, Alexander, m, 12, b Ontario
Family surname spelled Copland in the census.
- ↑ Canada. 1911 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
T-20399, District 124, SubDistrict 14, page 4, family 36.
[street address], Toronto, Ward Five
Hannah Cornish, female, head, 58, widowed, born April 1852, Scotland
[one daughter]
Margaret Copeland, female, mother, 77, widowed, born April 1834, Scotland
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Reg'n 001304/27, in Ontario, Canada. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-ongoing. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Archives of Ontario)
MS 935, Reel 344, p 104 , 25 Jan 1927.
York County, Division of City of Toronto)
Hanna Cornish, dau of William Hall of England and Margaret C Turner of Scotland, died 25 Jan 1927 at [street address], age 72, widow, born Galishields, Scotland. Informant: Mrs Bostoram [or Bostwram or Bartrem?], daughter. Buried St James.
The death registration included a rubber-stamped notice "Copied from original 30-03-27". Spelling mistakes, including the name of the informant, may have occurred at that time.
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