Genealogy of Families of Valcartier, Quebec

Margaret McDermott¹

b. February 1863, d. 25 June 1904

Last Edited

1 Sep 2015

Father

Thomas McDermott¹ b. 1830

Mother

Marguerite Morgan¹ b. 1832

Family

John T. Hagan b. Jan 1860, d. 1903

Marriage*

John T. Hagan¹

Children

Catherine Hagan¹ b. Apr 1886

John Henry Hagan² b. Jun 1893

Married Name

Hagan¹

Birth*

February 1863

Dodge County, Wisconsin, United States¹

Marriage*

John T. Hagan¹

(Witness) Death

1903

John T. Hagan; Rhinelander, Oneida County, Wisconsin, United States¹

Death*

25 June 1904

Rhinelander, Oneida County, Wisconsin, United States¹

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family Tree online at Ancestry: O'Donnell/Cassin/Jones; accessed September 1, 2015.
[S504] 1900 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Rhinelander, Oneida, Wisconsin; Roll: 1808; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 0195; FHL microfilm: 1241808. Entry for John H. Hagan, line 83, Ancestry Image #28 of 52.

Patrick McDermott¹

Last Edited

16 Oct 2012

Father

Patrick McDermott¹

Mother

Mary Gurry¹

Family

Mary Kelly

Marriage*

1 October 1844

Mary Kelly; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; In the year l844, on the lst of October, after the publication of two banns of future marriage, seeing that the dispensation of the third had been dispensed by Mgr. Signat, Bishop of Quebec, dated the 25th of September, between Patrice McDermot, farmer, living in this parish, son of age of and legitimate of the late Patrice McDermot and Marie Gurry, living in the parish of Monstrevin, County of Kildare, Ireland, on the one part; and of Marie Kelly, daughter of age and legitimate of James Kelly, proprietor, and Magarite Plunket, living in this parish on the other part; one made in Stoneham and the other at St. Gabriel on two consecutive times, without finding any impediment or opposition, I the undersigned have received their mutual consent to marriage and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of Richard Kelly, brother of the bride and Francis Martin who have signed with me.
Pat McDermot
Richard Kelly
Francis Martin

Griffith Cure de St. Gabriel de Valcartier, priest¹

Marriage*

1 October 1844

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1844.

Patrick McDermott¹

Last Edited

24 Feb 2005

Family

Mary Gurry

Marriage*

Mary Gurry¹

Child

Patrick McDermott¹

Marriage*

Mary Gurry¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1844.

Thomas McDermott¹

b. 1830

Last Edited

1 Sep 2015

Family

Marguerite Morgan b. 1832

Marriage*

Marguerite Morgan¹

Children

Margaret McDermott+¹ b. Feb 1863, d. 25 Jun 1904

Ellen Catherine McDermott+¹ b. 13 Jan 1864, d. 1 Jul 1944

Birth*

1830

Marriage*

Marguerite Morgan¹

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family Tree online at Ancestry: O'Donnell/Cassin/Jones; accessed September 1, 2015.

Honoria McDonagh¹

b. circa 1787, d. 20 February 1870

Last Edited

16 Oct 2011

Family		Christopher Flanagan b. c 1776, d. 14 Aug 1836
Marriage*		Christopher Flanagan¹
Children	1.	Ellen Flanagan+⁸ b. c 1805, d. 28 Apr 1878
	2.	William Flanagan+¹² b. c 1807
	3.	Bridget Flanagan¹³ b. c 1808, d. 9 Oct 1866
	4.	John Flanagan+¹⁴ b. 1813, d. Oct 1847
	5.	Christopher Flanagan+¹⁵
	6.	Richard Flanagan+¹ b. 1820, d. 25 Jan 1864
	7.	Henry Flanagan⁵ b. c 1821, d. 2 Jan 1862
	8.	Thomas Flanagan¹⁶ b. 1825
	9.	George Flanagan+¹⁷ b. c 1828
	10.	Mary Flanagan¹⁸ b. 10 Nov 1829, d. 10 Nov 1830

Birth*

circa 1787

Ireland²

Married Name

Flanagan¹

Marriage*

Christopher Flanagan¹

(Witness) Death

10 November 1830

Mary Flanagan; Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...aged 1 year..."³

(Witness) Death

14 August 1836

Christopher Flanagan; Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...farmer of Stoneham, aged 60 years..."^1,4

Census*

1852

Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "Honora Flanagan, farmer, born Ireland, Catholic, widow, age 65.
George Flanagan, Labourer, born New Brunswick, Catholic, age 23.
Henry Flanagan, Labourer, born Ireland, age 33.
A few lines later, difficult to tell where a new farm started -
Bridget Flanagan, born Canada East, age 34, widow.
Mary Flanagan, born Canada East, age 11.
Henrieta Flanagan, born Canada East, age 8.
Rich. Flanagan, born Canada East, age 7.
Honora Flanagan, born Canada East, age 5.
Emma Whelan, born Canada East, age 14, residence Quebec.
Rich. Flanagan, farmer, born Ireland, age 32.
Catherine Flanagan, born Canada East, age 28.
Christopher Flanagan, born Canada East, age 6.
Bridget Flanagan, born Canada East, age 5.
M.A. Flanagan, female, born Canada East, age 3.
John Flanagan, born Canada East, age 1.²
Witness: George Flanagan
Witness: Bridget Aylward
Witness: Richard Flanagan
Witness: Catherine Maguire
Witness: Mary Elizabeth Flanagan
Witness: Henrietta Eleanor Flanagan
Witness: Richard Flanagan
Witness: Honora Flanagan
Witness: Christopher Flanagan
Witness: Bridget Flanagan
Witness: Mary Ann Flanagan
Witness: John Flanagan
Witness: Henry Flanagan

Land*

1852

Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Agricultural census shows she is living in the 3rd Concession, Lot 3 (son Richard is on Lot 2) with 200 acres, 50 under cultivation, 46 under crops, 4 in pasture, and 150 woods.⁵

Will*

21 June 1861

Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 21^st June 1861
Last Will of Honoria McDonaugh

From records of Notary John Doyle
No. 516
Quebec Archives Online

On the twenty first day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one, at the request of Honoria McDonough of the Township of Stoneham, widow of the late Christopher Flanagan in his lifetime of the Settlement of Stoneham in the County of Quebec, Farmer, we, the undersigned Notary Public and witnesses hereinafter named went to the house and residence of Matthew Aylward Hearn of the City of Quebec, Esquire, Advocate, situate in St. Lewis Street in the Upper Town of Quebec, where being we found the said Honoria McDonaugh in good bodily health and of sound and disposing mind, memory, judgment, and understanding as appeared to us the said Notary and witnesses, who did declare and say, that considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of the hour thereof, she was desirous of making her last will and testament, which she accordingly dictated and named word for word to the Mtre. John Doyle the undersigned Notary in the presence and hearing of Francis O'Brien of the City of Quebec, student at Law, and James O'Brien, also of the City of Quebec, student at Law, witnesses expressly called for the execution of this present will, in manner & form following, that is to say: -

I recommend my soul to Almighty God supplicating forgiveness for my sins.

I direct and order that all my just and lawful debts and funeral expenses be paid and satisfied out of my estate as soon as possible after my decease as convenient by my Executor hereinafter named.

I will devise and bequeath unto my son Richard Flanagan thirty acres of land to be taken from a larger portion of land situate in the above mentioned Settlement of Stoneham and being lot number three in the third range, commencing the head of the said lot, bounded by the lot owned by one McCarthy and running across the same which is bounded by the lot owned by Mr. Shadgate, together with all the clearances within the limits of the said thirty acres.

I will devise and bequeath unto my son Christopher Flanagan thirty acres of land to be taken from a larger portion of land, in the above mentioned Settlement of Stoneham and being lot number three in the third range, the said thirty acres bounded by the above mentioned thirty given to my son Richard Flanagan, with what clearances and buildings there may be thereon.

I will, devise, and bequeath unto my daughter Ellen Flanagan, widow of the late Patrick Whelan in his lifetime of Quebec, thirty acres of land to be taken from the said lot number three, the said thirty acres, bounded by the said thirty acres given to the said Christopher Flanagan.

I will, devise, and bequeath to my son Henry Flanagan fifty acres of land to be taken from the said lot number three, the said fifty acres bounded by the portion bequeathed to my daughter Ellen Flanagan.

I will, devise, and bequeath to my son George Flanagan thirty acres of land to be taken from the said lot number three, the said thirty acres bounded by the portion bequeathed to my son Henry Flanagan.

I will, devise, and bequeath unto Christopher Flanagan, son of John Flanagan, thirty acres of land to be taken from the said lot number three adjoining the portion bequeathed to George Flanagan.

I further will, devise, bequeath unto my son Henry Flanagan forty acres of land to be taken from a larger portion of land to me belonging and forming lot number two in the Third Range of the Township of Stoneham, in the District of Quebec abutting the fifty acres herein before bequeathed.

I further will, devise & bequeath unto my son George Flanagan forty acres of land to be taken from lot number two & adjoining the portion bequeathed to the said Henry Flanagan abutting the thirty acres herein before bequeathed to the said George Flanagan.

I further will, devise & bequeath unto the said Christopher Flanagan, my grandson, son of John Flanagan, twenty acres of land to be taken from the said lot number two, and adjoining the portion bequeathed to the said George Flanagan and abutting the thirty acres hereinafter bequeathed to the said Christopher Flanagan.

I further will, devise & bequeath unto my said son Richard Flanagan one hundred acres of land to be taken from the said lot number two, and adjoining the thirty acres above bequeathed to him.

To have and to hold the said parts & portions of land so given unto the said, Richard Flanagan, Christopher Flanagan, Ellen Flanagan, Henry Flanagan, George Flanagan & Christopher Flanagan, son of John Flanagan from the day of my decease forever, to this only proper use benefit and hold of for ever.

As for the execution of this my last will and testament I hereby nominate and appoint Richard Coady of Stoneham, Farmer, to be my Executor into whose hands I divest myself of all my property according to law, hereby revoking all other wills & codicils by me made previous hereto, declaring this to be my last will and testament.

Thus done, dictated and named by the said Testatrix to the undersigned Notary in the presence and hearing of the above named witnesses, word for word, the said Testatrix hath declared the same to be conformable to her last will & intentions, these presents first read and read over again lu et relu to the said Testatrix by the undersigned Notary in the presence and hearing of the said above mentioned witnesses, the said Honoria McDonough having to these presents first duly read, set & subscribed her name and signature in the presence of us the said Notary & witnesses who have also signed in the presence of the said Testatrix & in the presence of each other, these presents remaining of record in the Office of the said John Doyle under the number five hundred & sixteen.

Twelve words erased are null; Six marginal notes are good.

Honoria McDonough, her signature
Witnesses:
Francis O'Brien, his signature
James O'Brien, his signature
John Doyle, Notary, his signature

Transcribed by Gerry Neville, April, 2011

Notes by Patricia Balkcom: Honora lived another nine years (until Feb. 20, 1870) after this will was written. In that time, at least two of her children mentioned in the will predeceased her - Richard (1864) and Henry (1862). Mathew Aylward Hearn, in whose house the will was written, was her son-in-law, husband of Margaret Flanagan. Three of her children - William, Bridget, and Thomas were not mentioned in her will.⁶
Witness: Christopher Michael Flanagan
Witness: Richard Flanagan
Witness: Christopher Flanagan
Witness: Ellen Flanagan
Witness: Henry Flanagan
Witness: George Flanagan

(Witness) Death

2 January 1862

Henry Flanagan; Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...son of age of the late Christopher Flanagan and Honora McDonagh, aged 40 years...⁷

(Witness) Will

1 October 1866

Bridget Flanagan; Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 1st October 1866
Last Will of Bridget Flanagan
Wife of Richard Coady
Transcribed from the original at the Quebec Archives
"Register of Holographic Wills, Testaments, and Codicils." No. 349

The last Will and Testament of Bridget Flanagan, wife of Richard Coady, Farmer of the Township of Stoneham, in the District and County of Quebec, Lower Canada.

On the first day of October, one thousand eight hundred and sixty six:

In the name of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, before us the undersigned Patrick Kelly, Priest, Curé of the parish of St. Gabriel of Valcartier and Missionary charged with the Missions of the Roman Catholic inhabitants of St. Edmond of Stoneham, and of St. Jacques of Tewkesbury, both places in the Township of Stoneham, and David Craig, John McDonnell and Robert Paterson, Farmers, witnesses for this purpose attending, also of Stoneham, I Bridget Flanagan of the Township of Stoneham, in the District of Quebec, in the County of Quebec, now residing in the said Township of Stoneham, in the district and county aforesaid, considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of the moment thereof do declare in the presence of the above named persons the following as my last Will and Testament.

Firstly, I bequeath my soul to God and enjoin that after my decease my body shall be interred in a decent and becoming manner according to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church and that a solemn Mass of Requiem be celebrated for the repose of my soul on the day of the interment of my body.

Secondly, I do will and bequeath unto my well beloved mother, Honorah McDonough, widow of the late Christopher Flanagan, the sum of Ten Pounds or Forty Dollars currency, each year, dating from the day of my interment; it being well understood that the said sums shall be deducted from the sum of Two Hundred Pounds or Eight Hundred Dollars which, I hereby declare that I accept as my share in the properties both moveable and immovable which I now and heretofore have enjoyed in common with my husband Richard Coady, and I also declare that I do hereby accept the said sum of Eight Hundred Dollars in lieu of whatever claims I may have to and in the said properties. Furthermore, I desire to specify that my heirs shall have no further claims upon the aforesaid properties, and for this purpose do hereby annul any other claims than those herein stated.

Thirdly, I hereby bequeath unto my sister Ellen Flanagan, now residing in the aforesaid Township of Stoneham, widow of the late Patrick Whelan, the sum of Ten Pounds or Forty Dollars, the said amount to be paid to her yearly after the decease of my mother, Honorah McDonough, widow of the late Christopher Flanagan, the said sum to be deducted also from the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars or Two Hundred Pounds currency; provided always that the payment of Two Hundred Pounds or Eight Hundred Dollars has not all been made and and acquitted by the said Richard Coady.

Fourthly, I also will unto my niece, Ellen Whelan, now residing in the City of Quebec, Lower Canada, the sum of Forty Dollars, which sum shall be paid within three years aftwr my decease, once only.

Fifthly, Unto William Whelan, my nephew, now residing in the aforesaid Township of Stoneham, I bequeath the sum of Forty Dollars which sum shall be paid yearly dating from the decease of my mother, Honorah McDonough, in case any part of the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars shall still remain.

And sixthly should any portion of the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars still remain unpaid to the above named persons, then the remainder shall be distributed equally to my nearest relatives surviving.

And for execution of the foregoing bequests I appoint Messiers William Corrigan and Patrick McKeoHonoria McDonaghn, both Farmers, residing in the Township of Stoneham to be my executors and request of them to render this last service.

Thus done and executed in the presence of the above named witnesses, the said Will and Testament having been read to the said Bridget Flanagan who has signed with us in the presence of Reverend Patrick Kelly, Priest, Curé, David Craig and John McDonnell and Robert Paterson undersigned. John McDonnell has made his mark over his name. I this the first day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty six.

Two words omitted in the text, to be found in the margin good. One word effaced null.

Bridget Flanagan, her signature
David Craig, his signature
Robert Paterson, his signature
John McDonnell, his mark
Patrick Kelly, Priest, his signature

Transcribed by Gerald Neville, April 2011

Notes by Patricia Balkcom:
Bridget died 9 days later, her mother Honora, lived until 1870.

⁸

Will

27 September 1868

Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 27^th September 1868
Last Will of Honoria McDonough
(Widow of Christopher Flanagan)

From records of
Notary Jean-Baptiste Pruneau
No. 9051
Quebec Archives 4M01-5696

Before the undersigned Notary Public for that part of the Province of Canada hereafter called Lower Canada and now the Province of Quebec residing in the City of Quebec in the said Province personally came and appeared Dame Honoria McDonough, widow of the late Christopher Flanagan, residing in the Township of Stoneham, in the County and District of Quebec, who being bodily sick in her bed, but perfectly sound in her mind, memory and understanding, as appeared unto the said Notary and the two witnesses hereinafter named, by her discourse and proposals declared unto the said notary and witnesses that considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of the hour thereof, she was desirous of making her solemn will and testament which she requested the said notary to write down and while she dictated unto the said Notary in the presence of the said two witnesses in the manner following, to wit:

1º Firstly, I recommend my soul to Almighty God and commit my body to the earth to be interred after my decease in a manner suitable to my condition.

2º Secondly, I do will and ordain that all my debts be paid and my wrongs satisfied by my Executor Testamentary hereinafter named.

3º Thirdly, I do hereby give and bequeath unto Dame Margaret Whelan, my granddaughter, wife of Matthew A. Hearn, Esquire, Advocate a good milk cow to be delivered immediately after my decease by my universal legatee hereinafter named.

4º Fourthly, I do hereby give and bequeath to Miss Ellen Whelan, my other granddaughter, the sum of forty dollars and a feather bed and a quilt, the same to be paid and delivered as soon as possible after my decease.

5º Fifthly, I hereby give and bequeath to Misses Ellen Flanagan, widow of the late Patrick Whelan, my daughter, the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars, to be paid to her by equal payments of the sum of forty dollars a year till full payment but under the understanding that my Executor Testamentary hereinafter named shall be at liberty to pay the forty dollars a year to the said widow Whelan according to her wants by small payments as he the said Executor Testamentary may think proper for the best advantage of her the said widow Whelan.

6º Sixthly, I do give and bequeath to Richard Flanagan, my grand son, thirty acres of land to be taken in the Lot No. Three in the Third Range of the said Township of Stoneham along side & next to Lot No. Two in the said Third Range and also fifty acres of land in the said Lot No. 2 in the said Third Range along side and next to the one above thirty acres above given and bequeathed and intending that the said Richard Flanagan, my grand son, may enjoy and dispose of the said two parts in the said Lots No. Two and Three above mentioned in full property and for ever.

7º Seventhly, I do give and bequeath to George Flanagan, my son, in order to reward him for the good care he took of me since so many years, all and every my true properties moveable and immoveable, real and personal, whereof I may die possessed, for and by him the said George Flanagan to enjoy of all my said properties without any exception as he may think proper for ever, hereby naming him the said George Flanagan my universal legatee of all my said properties & revoking all other wills.

8º Eightly, I do hereby name and appoint the person of the said George Flanagan my said universal legatee to be the Executor Testamentary of my present Will & Testament.

It was thus dictated by the said Honoria McDonough unto J.-B. Pruneau, Notary, in the presence of James Adams and John Bleaks, both of the said Township of Stoneham, Farmers, and these presents having been duly read and read over again by the said J.-B. Pruneau in the presence of the said two witnesses to the said Honoria McDonough she declared that she well heard and understood the same and persisted therein.

Thus done and passed at the residence of the said Honoria McDonough in the said Township of Stoneham, on the twenty seventh day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight under the No. nine thousand and fifty one.

And the said Honoria McDonough has signed with the said Notary and witnesses these presents having been duly read & read over again according to the law.

Four words struck out are null & void.

Honora McDonough, her signature
James Adams, his signature
John Bleaks, his signature
J.-B. Pruneau, his signature

Transcribed by Gerald Neville, April 2011

Notes by Patricia Balkcom: This is a second will - two of her children, Henry and Bridget, had passed away since she wrote the first will. Also, it appears that she changed her mind about who she would leave her assets to in some cases. The will states that she was sick in bed, however, she lived for another year and a half.⁹
Witness: Margaret Whelan
Witness: Ellen Whelan
Witness: Ellen Flanagan
Witness: George Flanagan
Witness: Richard Flanagan

Death*

20 February 1870

Stoneham, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...widow of Christopher Flanagan, farmer of Stoneham, aged 84 years, died Sunday.."¹⁰

Burial*

23 February 1870

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Witnesses were George Flanagan, William Corrigan and Michael Murphy.¹¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1845.
[S345] 1851 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com, Canada East (Quebec), Quebec County, St. Edmond Parish, p.6.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Charlesbourg, 1830.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Charlesbourg, 1836.
[S345] 1851 Census of Canada, online www.ancestry.com, Canada East (Quebec), Quebec County, St. Edmond Parish.
[S559] Will of Honoria McDonough; Online.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Valcartier (St-Gabriel), 1862.
[S558] Will of Bridget Flanagan; unknown film.
[S563] Second Will of Honoria McDonough; #4M01-5696.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Valcartier (St. Gabriel), 1870.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Valcartier, St. Gabriel Catholic Church, 1870.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Montréal (Basilique Notre-Dame), 1829.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Notre Dame Church, Quebec City, 1833.
[S435] E-mail Message. From Dan Flanigan (e-mail address) to Pat Balkcom Dec. 2008. Dan is a direct descendant of John Flanigan.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, Notre Dame Church, Quebec City, 1841.
[S431] Web site: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MAGUIRE/…
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1862.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), Quebec (Notre Dame), 1829.

Annie McDonald¹

Last Edited

8 Feb 2013

Family

Michael Mathias Mooney b. 17 Feb 1862, d. 30 Apr 1918

Marriage*

17 February 1890

Michael Mathias Mooney; Maidstone, Essex County, Ontario, Canada¹

Married Name

17 February 1890

Mooney¹

Marriage*

17 February 1890

Michael Mathias Mooney; Maidstone, Essex County, Ontario, Canada¹

(Witness) Death

30 April 1918

Michael Mathias Mooney; Maidstone, Essex County, Ontario, Canada; "Michael Mooney, male, age 56 yrs, 2 months, 13 days, died April 30, 1918. Born Sandwich South, died Maidstone, buried St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery.
Carpenter, married, parents Philip Mooney and Bridget Kavanagh. Died of cancer and exhaustion of 6 months duration. Informant: Mrs. Michael Mooney.²

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928 [database on-line]. Essex County, 1890, registration #38204.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1938 [database on-line]. Essex County, 1918.

Anthony McDonald¹

b. circa 1846

Last Edited

11 Feb 2015

Birth*

circa 1846

Ireland¹

Citations

[S71] "Canada, Census of 1861; Sub-census for St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec.

Bridget McDonald¹

b. 1820, d. 22 March 1909

Last Edited

26 Mar 2019

Family

Edward McLaughlin b. 1819, d. 19 Feb 1899

Marriage*

Edward McLaughlin; Ireland¹

Children

Susan McLaughlin⁴ b. c 1849, d. 9 Jun 1924

Catherine McLaughlin⁵ b. 1851, d. 1934

Francis McLaughlin¹ b. 1853, d. 2 Nov 1882

Hugh McLaughlin+⁶ b. c 1854, d. 10 Nov 1925

Owen McLaughlin⁷ b. c 1855, d. 21 Nov 1927

Bridget McLaughlin+⁶ b. c 1857, d. 13 Nov 1940

Ellen McLaughlin+⁶ b. c 1861

Name Variation

Bridget McDonnell²

Birth*

1820

County Tyrone, Ulster Province, Ireland; Date and place of birth is on gravestone.

Married Name

McLaughlin¹

Marriage*

Edward McLaughlin; Ireland¹

(Witness) Death

2 November 1882

Francis McLaughlin; St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "the body of Francis Mclaughlin, farmer; son of Edward McLaughlin and of Bridget McDonald of this parish, deceased on 2nd of the present month, aged 29 years and nine months."¹

Death*

22 March 1909

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...wife of the late Edward McLaughlin...aged 89 years and 4 months..."³

Burial*

25 March 1909

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Present were Owen and Hugh McLaughlin, Michael Woodlock and Ernest Jobin.³

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Burials, 1882.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Valcartier, Quebec; St-Gabriel; marriage of John Bowles and Bridget McLaughlin, 24 April 1883.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967; Quebec, Valcartier, St. Gabriel, 1909.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967; Quebec, Valcartier, St. Gabriel, 1927.
[S193] 1891 Canada Census, online www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec, St. Gabriel West. p. 23.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1883.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Marriages, 1884.

Catherine McDonald¹

b. 20 September 1850

Last Edited

28 Feb 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

20 September 1850

Quebec County, Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

4 November 1850

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were Francis and Catherine McDonald and the father was present.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1850.

Catherine McDonald¹

Last Edited

9 Apr 2012

Family

James Dowler b. c 1821

Marriage*

30 June 1841

James Dowler; St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...James Dowler, farmer, and Catherine McDonald, spinster, both of Valcartier, were married by license..."
Witnesses John McConald and John Black.¹

Child

John Dowler² b. 16 Jul 1847

Married Name

30 June 1841

Dowler¹

Marriage*

30 June 1841

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Quebec City, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1841.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Quebec City, Anglican Cathedral Holy Trinity Church, 1847.

Eleanor McDonald¹

Last Edited

9 Nov 2014

Father

James McDonald¹ d. b 25 Nov 1845

Mother

Mary Shields¹

Family

Michael Darmody b. c 1821, d. 28 Jan 1880

Marriage*

25 November 1845

Michael Darmody; Notre-Dame Basilica, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "...between Michael Darmody, farmer, living in the parish of Ste-Catherine de Fossambault, son of age of John Darmody and of Alice Morissy on the one part; and Eleanor McDonald, living in this parish in Quebec, daugher of age of the late James McDonald and of Mary Shields on the other part; ...in the presece of James McDonald, freind of the bridegroom, and John McDonald, brother of the bride..."¹

Name Variation

Ellen McDonnell²

Birth*

Married Name

25 November 1845

Darmody¹

Marriage*

25 November 1845

(Witness) Death

28 January 1880

Michael Darmody; Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; "...farmer, husband of Ellen McDonald...age 61 years..."³

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Quebec City, Notre-Dame, 25 November 1845.
[S857] Will of John Michael; Transcribed from the original will.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques Cartier, Catholic Church, 30 January 1880.

Eugene Orville McDonald¹

b. 14 November 1914, d. 17 February 1986

Last Edited

4 Feb 2018

Charts

Descendants of William Neilson

Family

Dorothy Thomas b. 4 Oct 1922, d. 2 Aug 2002

Marriage*

13 January 1943

Dorothy Thomas; Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California, United States¹

Birth*

14 November 1914

Claremont, Dodge County, Minnesota, United States²

Marriage*

13 January 1943

Dorothy Thomas; Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California, United States¹

Death*

17 February 1986

Florida, United States¹

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family Tree of user name Express03". Eugene Orville McDonald was his father. Tree was accessed on 2/4/2018 at https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/40438835/…
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family Tree of
user name Express03". Eugene Orville McDonald was his father. Tree was accessed on 2/4/2018 at https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/40438835/…

Francis McDonald¹

b. circa July 1848

Last Edited

27 Feb 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

circa July 1848

Quebec, Canada; Based on age of 2 months at baptism.¹

Baptism

17 September 1848

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were John Martin and Mary Corrigan and the parents were present.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1848.

Rev. Francis McDonald¹

b. circa 1820

Last Edited

9 Jul 2005

Birth*

circa 1820

Ireland¹

Citations

[S71] "Canada, Census of 1861; Sub-census for St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec.

Hannah McDonald¹

b. 12 September 1844

Last Edited

24 Feb 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

12 September 1844

Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

12 November 1844

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were Francis and Jane Martin.¹

Citations

[S507] Gerald Neville, Index of Baptisms, p. 91.

James McDonald¹

b. 13 November 1852

Last Edited

19 Mar 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

13 November 1852

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

15 November 1852

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were John and Mary Gough.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions.

James McDonald¹

b. 6 January 1818, d. 18 August 1896

Last Edited

24 Dec 2014

Family

Frances Ireland b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Marriage*

20 March 1843

Frances Ireland; St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "James McDonald of Valcartier, farmer, bachelor, and Fanny Ireland of the same place, spinster..."²

Children

Hannah McDonald⁴ b. 12 Sep 1844

John McDonald⁵ b. 11 Sep 1846

Francis McDonald⁶ b. c Jul 1848

Catherine McDonald⁷ b. 20 Sep 1850

James McDonald⁸ b. 13 Nov 1852

Thomas Hopper McDonald⁸ b. 27 Mar 1855

Mary Ann McDonald⁸ b. 22 Jul 1857

Related to*

I have no proof but I suspect that James is the brother of Mary Ann McDonald, the wife of Thomas Gough.

Birth*

6 January 1818

King's County (Offaly), Leinster Province, Ireland¹

Marriage*

20 March 1843

Frances Ireland; St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; "James McDonald of Valcartier, farmer, bachelor, and Fanny Ireland of the same place, spinster..."²

(Witness) Death

between 1859 and 1860

Frances Ireland; Quebec, Canada

Military*

1861

This entry is from "Heroes of '61", Chapter 2, Submitted by Mary Saggio. Original Source from The Port Washington Star, Jan. 9, 1897.
"There was another gallant soldier from the town of Saukville in the Sixteenth Wisconsin who deserves special mention here although not a member of the Ozaukee Rifles.
James McDonald, the subject of this sketch, was the son of a brave soldier of the British army and was born in King's county, Ireland, January 6, 1818. When a year old, he was brought to America by his parents; they settling near Quebec, Canada. In Canada James passed his boyhood, grew to manhood, secured a common school education, and married. His wife dying left him with six children to care for, and with them he came to Wisconsin and Ozaukee county in 1858, buying and settling upon a farm in the town of Saukville.
The beginning of the civil war found James McDonald a true patriot, arranged upon the side of freedom and union, and in the fall of 1862 he volunteered to fight for his adopted country "three years or during the war." He wanted to join his neighbors in the Rifles or old company "K" of the Sixteenth, but when he reached the regiment, company "K" had ceased to exist, it having been merged into Company "G" and he was assigned to "E" one of the best companies in the regiment.
Our hero was a great lover of music, played the violin beautifully, and having a remarkably sweet and well cultivated voice, sang charmingly. Of a happy jovial disposition he was very fond of good company and was the best of company himself, always as ready for a frolic as the youngest of his comrades. Always healthy, hardy, brave, cheerful and willing, he made an excellent soldier - one ever ready for duty - as ready for a bout with the enemy as was for a song or laugh with the boys. It is no wonder then that he became a great favorite with his comrades, for he never was so happy as when making others happy. He participated in all of the battles and campaigns in which the regiment was engaged, from the beginning of 1863 until the close of the war, always doing his duty, - no matter how trying it might be, - in a cheery, uncomplaining manner that was the admiration of his commanders and comrades. Often in bivouac or camp has the writer seen a crowd of pleased soldiers around "Jimmie" McDonald, listening with rapt attention to his charming renditions of Scotish or Irish music and songs. It was a treat to hear him.
After the war he returned to his farm in Saukville, was married to Miss Margaret Gough, a highly esteemed lady of that town, in 1867, and ten years later moved his family to Fremont, Neb., where his wife died in 1879. In 1880 he joined the colony planted in northern Nebraska by Gen. John O'Neil and in 1890 removed to Greely county, Neb. where he died respected and beloved by all who knew him, August 18, 1896. No more sterling patriot fought for the old flag during the civil war than sunny, gallant James McDonald, who as a soldier or a citizen was ever a gentleman, pure in speech, action and motive, and honest to the innermost core. The world is always bettered by having such men living in it, and when they leave it there is a void not easily filled. Those who knew him will ever revere the name and memory of James McDonald."¹

Marriage

1867

Margaret Gough; Saukville, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, United States¹

Land*

1873

Saukville, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, United States; James owned 80 acres south of and bordering on Hawthorne Road in the northeast quarter of Section 9 of the town of Saukville. In 1892, this land is listed as belonging to Thomas Gough (husband of Mary Ann McDonald who I believe to possibly be James McDonald's sister).³

(Witness) Death

1879

Margaret Gough; Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska, United States¹

Death*

18 August 1896

Greely County, Nebraska, United States¹

Citations

[S837] Wisconsin Genealogy Trails, online http://genealogytrails.com/wis/, Accessed April 1, 2014. Source from "Heroes of '61", Chapter 2, Submitted by Mary Saggio. Original Source from The Port Washington Star, Jan. 9, 1897.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Drouin Database, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec, 1843.
[S839] John Boatman, Memories From a Rural Ethnic Community, Print. P. 153.
[S507] Gerald Neville, Index of Baptisms, p. 91.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1846.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1848.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1850.
[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions.

James McDonald¹

d. before 25 November 1845

Last Edited

9 Nov 2014

Family

Mary Shields

Marriage*

Mary Shields¹

Child

Eleanor McDonald¹

Marriage*

Mary Shields¹

Death*

before 25 November 1845

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Quebec County, Quebec City, Notre-Dame, 25 November 1845.

Janet McDonald¹

b. circa 1782, d. 14 May 1859

Last Edited

13 Feb 2019

Family

Robert Ross b. 1775, d. 16 Jul 1853

Marriage*

1829

Robert Ross; Quebec, Canada¹

Child

Theotios Ross³ b. c 1831, d. 2 Feb 1843

Birth*

circa 1782

Date based on age in burial record.²

Married Name

1829

Ross¹

Marriage*

1829

Robert Ross; Quebec, Canada¹

(Witness) Death

2 February 1843

Theotios Ross³

Will*

2 March 1857

Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; 2^nd March 1857
Last Will of Janet McDonald
(Widow of Robert Ross, Sr.)

From records of Notary John Simpson Hossack, No. 3758
Quebec Archives Film #4MO1-4028

On the second day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven, at the request of Janet McDonald, widow of the late Robert Ross in his lifetime of Valcartier, Farmer, We the undersigned Notaries Public duly admitted and commissioned for this part of the Province of Canada called Lower Canada and residing at Quebec went to the home and residence of H. S. Scott, Esquire, of Quebec, Merchant situated in the Upper Town Market Place where being we found the said Janet McDonald in a room of the rented flat of said home who declared unto us Notaries that considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of its time she was desirous of making her Last Will & Testament in order to make the disposition of her property and effects, and which she accordingly requested the said John Simpson Hossack one of us to reduce and commit to writing.

Whereupon the said Janet McDonald being in good bodily health and of sound and disposing mind, memory, being and judgment as appeared unto us the said notaries by her manner and conversation did accordingly make, publish and dictate her Last Will & Testament word for word to the said John Simpson Hossack in the presence and hearing of Fisher Langlois, his colleague being all the time present, as follows, that is to say:

Firstly, I desire that all my just debts and also the debts of my late husband be fully paid as soon as convenient after my decease by my Executors hereafter named and that my body be interred at Valcartier beside my late husband and that my name be put upon his head stone.

Secondly, I will, devise and bequeath unto Robert Ross, my step son, all, any and every right title I may have as property in that certain farm at Valcartier belonging to me and my late husband and now occupied by the said Robert Ross, my step son, to and for his proper use.

Thirdly, and as to the whole of my personal and moveable property, I will, order and direct that the same be divided as following, namely, a consolidated Municipal Debenture for one hundred pounds now in the hands of H.S. Scott Esquire to be sold and that the proceeds thereof be added to another sum amounting from interest also in his hands amounting, on the twenty eight day of February last past, to twenty five pounds six shillings and eleven pence currency, and also all other monies which may come into his hands, and out of these sums thirty pounds currency to be paid to Mrs. Mary McDonald of Quebec, widow of the late Thomas Paterson, as the balance of the above monies together also with all my clothing, linen, furniture & bedding shall be the sole property of Mrs. James Watt and Ann Plain being to and for their proper use, trust and behoof.

To have and to hold the aforesaid legacies unto my aforesaid legatees respecting to and for their proper use, trust and behoof agreeing to and in assertion with the conditions, tenor and meaning of these presents, my last will.

And for the due execution of these presents my Last Will and Testament I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint Henry Stewart Scott, Esquire, and James Watt to be the Executors hereof into whose hands I hereby divest myself of all my property according to the law.

And I do hereby annul and revoke all former wills and codicils by me and at any time heretofore made claiming that these presents hereby containing the tenor and meaning as being my Last Will and Testament.

Thus done, dictated and published for and by the said Janet McDonald to the said John Simpson Hossack at the home and residence of the said H. S. Scott as aforesaid at the hour of half past four o'clock in the afternoon in the presence and hearing of his colleague and after these presents were read and read over again lu et relu to the Testatrix she declared that she understood the same and found the same to be her Last Will and Testament and herewith put and subscribed her name and signature with and in the presence of us the said notaries also herewith subscribing these presents having been twice duly read according to law and remaining resolute in the presence of John Simpson Hossack under the number three thousand seven hundred and fifty eight.

Twenty two words expunged are null. One marginal note is good.

Judith Bell, her signature
F. Langlois, his signature
J. S. Hossack, Notary, his signature

Transcribed by Gerry Neville, May 2011
Notes by Patricia Balkcom: Janet died two years later on 14^th May 1859 at the reported age of 77 years.

⁴

Death*

14 May 1859

Quebec, Canada; "...aged 77 years, widow of the late Robert Ross..."²

Burial*

16 May 1859

St. Andrew Presbyterian Cemetery, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada²

Citations

[S435] E-mail Message. From Gerald Neville - His first wife was Marguerite McBeath according to the "Marriage Contract" of Robert Ross and Janet McDonald in the records of Notary Michel Tessier, Record Number 3093 dated 5 December 1829.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Valcartier, Church of Scotland, 1859.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Church of Scotland, Valcartier, Quebec, Canada. Burial of Thetis Ross, 04 February 1843.
[S573] Will of Janet McDonald; #4MO1-4028.

John McDonald¹

b. 11 September 1846

Last Edited

25 Feb 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

11 September 1846

Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

2 October 1846

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were Francic and Madam McDonald.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions, Baptisms, 1846.

John McDonald¹

d. before 25 September 1837

Last Edited

26 Jan 2014

Family

Catherine Dand

Marriage*

Catherine Dand¹

Child

Mary Anne McDonald+¹ b. 10 Sep 1819, d. bt 1870 - 1880

Marriage*

Catherine Dand¹

Death*

before 25 September 1837

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1837.

John McDonald¹

b. circa 1786, d. 13 October 1828

Last Edited

15 Apr 2014

Family

Dorothy Basset

Marriage*

Dorothy Basset¹

Birth*

circa 1786

Ireland; Date based on age of death in hospital records.¹

Marriage*

Dorothy Basset¹

Residence*

13 October 1828

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada¹

Death*

13 October 1828

Hotel Dieu Hospital, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Aged 42, farmer of Valcartier.¹
Witness: Dorothy Basset

Citations

[S838] Valcartier Genealogies, online www.valcartiergenealogy.com, Listed under Civil Records, subcategory Hotel Dieu Patient Records (Quebec City).

Margaret McDonald¹

b. circa 1832, d. 13 July 1893

Last Edited

24 Dec 2014

Father

Michael McDonald²

Mother

Ellen (?)²

Family

Peter Gurry b. c 1830, d. 8 Jan 1913

Marriage*

29 January 1855

Peter Gurry; Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Church, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; "...Peter Gurry, son of Edward Gurry and Bridget Becklan, of this parish on the one part; and Margaret McDonald, daughter of Michael McDonald and Ellen McDonald, on the other part...in the presence of John Maher, friend of the groom and Catherine Gurry, friend of the bride..."²

Child

Mary Gurry+³ b. 27 Mar 1860, d. 6 Jun 1921

Birth*

circa 1832

Based on age at death.¹

Married Name

Gurry¹

Marriage*

29 January 1855

Death*

13 July 1893

Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; Aged 61 years, wife of Peter Gurry.¹
Witness: Peter Gurry

Burial*

15 July 1893

Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Cemetery, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; Present at the burial were Charles White and John Bowles.¹

Citations

[S509] Anne-Marie Gameau, Sainte-Catherine Baptisms and Burials, p. 165.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1855.
[S509] Anne-Marie Gameau, Sainte-Catherine Baptisms and Burials, p. 60.

Margaret Mary McDonald¹

b. 1893, d. 1971

Last Edited

27 Sep 2019

Charts

Descendants of Michael Cassin
Descendants of John O'Neill

Family

Thomas James Jordan O'Sullivan b. 24 Dec 1887, d. 1955

Marriage*

9 September 1925

Thomas James Jordan O'Sullivan; St-Antoine Catholic Church, Bienville, Levis County, Quebec, Canada; "...publication of banns made in the parish of Saint Thomas de Parent, diocese of Haileybury, between Thomas O'Sullivan, railroad agent of O'Scalaneon mission of St. Thomas de Parent, son of age of the late Eugene O'Sullivan and the late Catherine Julia Cassin, of late living in ... (unreadable)...and Margaret Mary McDonald of the same parish, daughter of age of the late Alexander McDonald and of Mary Ross of Lourdes, Nanville-Ecosse, on the other part...in the presence of John Demeres, brother-in-law of the groom, and of Ernest A. Corbett, brother-in-law of the bride..."¹

Children

Ernest Henry O'Sullivan+³ b. 15 Apr 1927, d. 9 Jul 2015

Thomas Joseph MacDonald O'Sullivan⁴ b. 10 Nov 1930

Roderick Bernard O'Sullivan⁵ b. 27 Feb 1932, d. 7 Apr 2007

Birth*

1893

Married Name

9 September 1925

O'Sullivan¹

Marriage*

9 September 1925

Death*

1971

Nova Scotia, Canada²

Burial*

1971

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cemetery, Stellarton, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada²

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Levis County, Bienville, St-Antoine Catholic Church. Marriage of Thomas O'Sullivan and Mary Margaret McDonald, 09 September 1925. Ancestry Image #22 of 34.
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Burial for Thomas J. & Margaret O'Sullivan. Thomas: 1888-1955. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cemetery, Stellarton, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Posted by Jody Marie MacKeil. Find A Grave Memorial# 157750600.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Levis County, St-Antoine-de-Bienville Catholic Church. Baptism of Ernest Henry O'Sullivan, 16 April 1927. Ancestry Image #12 of 36.
[S985] In Memoriam, online www.inmemoriam.ca, Obituary for Harry Sullivan, died July 9, 2015. Posted at http://www.inmemoriam.ca/…
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Posting of an obitary from The Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Cannada for Lt. Col. Roderick Bernard O'Sullivan, published on Apri 9, 2007. Find a Grave posting at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=18828661&ref=acom, accessed on 26 December 2016.

Mary Ann McDonald¹

b. 22 July 1857

Last Edited

21 Apr 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

22 July 1857

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

24 July 1857

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; The godparents were James and Catherine Cooper.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions.

Mary Anne McDonald¹

b. 10 September 1819, d. between 1870 and 1880

Last Edited

2 Dec 2015

Father

John McDonald¹ d. b 25 Sep 1837

Mother

Catherine Dand¹

Family

Thomas Gough b. 15 Dec 1800, d. 4 Jun 1892

Marriage*

25 September 1837

Thomas Gough; Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Church, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; "...between Thomas Gough of Valcartier, son of age to Thomas Gough and Alice Mooney on the one part, and Mary Anne McDonald, also of Valcartier, minor daughter of the late John McDonald and Catherine Daud (David?) of Valcartier on the other part...in the presence of Michael Gough, brother and Louis Robert Mailhot, friend of the bridegroom, of James McDonald, brother, Hopper Ireland and Mary Ann Thompson, friends to the bride..."⁵

Children

Catherine Gough+² b. c 1838, d. b Jun 1900

John Gough b. c 1839, d. 26 Jul 1852

Mary Ann Gough² b. c 1843

James Gough b. c 1845, d. 26 Jul 1852

Michael Gough b. c 1848, d. 26 Jul 1852

Thomas Gough² b. Apr 1850

Eleonor Gough¹¹ b. c 1852

William Gough+¹¹ b. Dec 1855, d. 1935

Alice Gough¹¹ b. 25 Jan 1857, d. 24 Feb 1873

10.

Sarah Gough¹¹ b. c 1859

11.

Charles Gough⁸ b. c 1862

Birth*

10 September 1819

Ireland; This is the date listed on his gravestone.^1,2,3

(Witness) Baptism

7 December 1834

Roseanne Gough; Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier Catholic Church, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Portneuf County, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were Francis Martin and Mary Anne McDonald.⁴

Married Name

25 September 1837

Gough¹

Marriage*

25 September 1837

(Witness) Census

7 October 1850

Thomas Gough; Mequon, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, United States; "Thomas Goft (sic), HH#1107, 40, male, farmer, Real Estate $400, born Ireland. Living with him:
Mary, 32, female, born Ireland.
Catherine, 12, female, born Canada, attended school.
John, 10, male, born New York, attended school.
MaryAnn, 7, female, born Wisconsin.
James, 5, male, born Wis.
Michael, 2, male, born Wis.
Thomas, 6 months, born Wis.⁶

Death*

between 1870 and 1880

Wisconsin, United States; Based on census information.^7,8

(Witness) Census

29 July 1870

Thomas Gough; Maple Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, United States; "Thomas Gough, HH#86, 67, male, white, farmer, Real Estate $2000, Personal $300, born Ireland, parents of foreign birth. Living with him:
Mary, female, 50, keeping house, born Canada East, parents of foreign birth.
Mary, 22, female, born Wisconsin, parent of foreign birth.
Thomas, 20, male, domestic servant, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
Ellen, 18, female, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
William, 15, male, at home, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
Alice, 13, female, at home, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
Sarah, 10, female, at home, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
Charles, 8, male, at home, born Wis., parents of foreign birth.
John Steffin, 37, male, domestic servant, born Prussia.⁹

(Witness) Death

24 February 1873

Alice Gough; Wisconsin, United States; Gravestone Inscription:
Alice / Dau. of / TH. & M. Gough / Born June 25, 1857 / Died Feb. 24, 1873.¹⁰

Death

1 February 1880

Wisconsin, United States; This is the date listed on her gravestone.³
Witness: Thomas Gough

Burial*

February 1880

St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Lebanon, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, United States³

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1837.
[S832] 1850 US Census, online unknown url, Wisconsin, Washington County, Mignon, p.419 (Should be Mequon).
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Listing for Mary Ann Gough in Saint Patrick's Cemetery, Northport, (Lebanon) Waupaca County, Wisconsin, USA.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1834.
[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1837, Marriage Record #4.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Year: 1850; Census Place: Mignon, Washington, Wisconsin; Roll: M432_1008; Page: 210A; Image: 425.
[S502] 1880 US Census, online www.ancestry.com, Wisconsin, Outagamie County, Maple Creek, p. 16.
[S501] 1870 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Wisconsin, Outagamie County, Maple Creek, p.13.
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. ear: 1870; Census Place: Maple Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1730; Page: 572A; Image: 691; Family History Library Film: 553229.
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Listing for Alice Gough in Saint Patrick's Cemetery, Northport, (Lebanon) Waupaca County, Wisconsin, USA.
[S500] 1900 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Wisconsin, Ozaukee, Mequon, p. 179.

Michael McDonald¹

Last Edited

24 Dec 2014

Family

Ellen (?)

Marriage*

Ellen (?)¹

Child

Margaret McDonald+¹ b. c 1832, d. 13 Jul 1893

Marriage*

Ellen (?)¹

Citations

[S771] Drouin Collection, www.ancestry.com: Ancestry.com, Quebec, Portneuf County, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, 1855.

Sarah McDonald¹

Last Edited

27 Oct 2012

Family

Samuel Pinkney b. 12 Apr 1841

Marriage*

18 January 1864

Samuel Pinkney; St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Both of Valcartier, bachelor and spinster. Witnessed by Thomas Knox and Rachel Pinkney.¹

Married Name

18 January 1864

Pinkney¹

Marriage*

18 January 1864

Samuel Pinkney; St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Quebec City, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Both of Valcartier, bachelor and spinster. Witnessed by Thomas Knox and Rachel Pinkney.¹

Citations

[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967, Quebec County, Quebec City, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 1864.

Thomas Hopper McDonald¹

b. 27 March 1855

Last Edited

8 May 2005

Father

James McDonald¹ b. 6 Jan 1818, d. 18 Aug 1896

Mother

Frances Ireland¹ b. c 1813, d. bt 1859 - 1860

Birth*

27 March 1855

Quebec County, Quebec, Canada¹

Baptism

1 April 1855

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Church, St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Quebec County, Quebec, Canada; Godparents were Charles and Catherine Gough.¹

Citations

[S508] St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier Catholic Record Transcriptions.

Mary McDonnell¹

Last Edited

30 Apr 2005

Family

Robert Cahill

Marriage*

Robert Cahill¹

Child

Elizabeth Cahill¹

Married Name

Cahill¹

Marriage*

Robert Cahill¹

Citations

[S507] Gerald Neville, Index of Baptisms, p.34.