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Descendants of William Scrivens
Generation No. 1
1. William1 Scrivens1 was born in England, and died Bef. 1841 in England2. He married Martha3. She was born 1791 in England3, and died Unknown in England.
Notes for William Scrivens: Deaths Mar 1839 Scrivens William Bromley 5 38 Needs to be looked at Name: William Scrivens Year of Registration: 1840 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar District: Cuckfield County: Sussex, West Sussex Volume: 7 Page: 226
Notes for Martha: Jun 1864 Deaths in England not her.
More about Martha: Census: 1841, Civil parish: Frant Hundred: Rotherfield County/Island: Sussex Source information: HO107/1117/8 Registration district: Ticehurst Sub-registration district: Wadhurst ED: 24 Page: 11 Line number: 16 GSU Number: 4641633
Children of William Scrivens and Martha are: + 2 i. Daniel2 Scrivens, born 1827 in Sevenoaks, Kent, England; died Bet. 1881 - 1901 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. 3 ii. Eleanor Scrivens4, born Bef. 13 Oct 1822 in Sevenoaks, Kent, England
More about Eleanor Scrivens: Census: 1841, Civil parish: Frant Hundred: Rotherfield County/Island: Sussex Source information: HO107/1117/8 Registration district: Ticehurst Sub-registration district: Wadhurst ED: 24 Page: 11 Line number: 16 GSU Number: 4641635
4 iii. Phillis Scrivens6, born Bef. 13 Oct 1822 in Sevenoaks, Kent, England; died Mar 1840 in Ticehurst, Kent, England7.
Notes for Phillis Scrivens: Deaths Mar 1840 SCRIVENS Phillis Ticehurst 7 337 Needs to be looked at
Generation No. 2
2. Daniel2 Scrivens (William1) was born 1827 in Sevenoaks, Kent, England8, and died Bet. 1881 - 1901 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada9. He married Mary Anne Brisley10 24 Oct 1852 in The Parish Church, Frindsbury, North Aylesford, Kent, England11, daughter of James Brisley and Mary Hooley. She was born 1830 in Chatham, Medway, Rochester, Kent, England12, and died Bet. 1871 - 1881 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada13.
Notes for Daniel Scrivens: Daniel a widow, lived a few doors down from John Sanderson and his wife Louisa Emily Sanderson nee Scrivens in 1881. On Louisa Marriage Certificate his name is David and on Mary's Marriage Certificate his name is Daniel, also on Charles. Ontario Death Registration not found.
More about Daniel Scrivens: Census 1: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 57 Microfilm reel: C-996 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada14 Census 2: 1841, Civil parish: Frant Hundred: Rotherfield County/Island: Sussex Source information: HO107/1117/8 Registration district: Ticehurst Sub-registration district: Wadhurst ED: 24 Page: 11 Line number: 16 GSU Number: 46416315 Census 3: 1851, Chatham County/Island: Kent Source information: HO107/1611 Registration district: Medway Sub-registration district: Gillingham ED 1m Folio: 248 Page: 36 Household: 142 GSU Number: 193511-19351216 Census 4: 1861, Federal Census Canada Scrivens, Daniel, 34 England. CE, Mary Anne, 31, England 14 Copy in Family Binder17 Census 5: 1881, Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375884 NAC C-13248 Dist 135 SubDist A Div 2 Page 60 Family 30418 Immigration: 1855, England to Canada19 Occupation 1: 1871, Labourer20 Occupation 2: 1881, Labourer21 Origin: 1871, English22 Religion 1: 1871, Church of England22 Religion 2: 1881, Church of England23 Residence: 1852, Frindsbury, North Aylesford, Kent, England24
Notes for Mary Anne Brisley: Ontario Death Registration not found. Needs research
More about Mary Anne Brisley: Census 1: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 57 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada25 Census 2: 1841, Chatham Hundred: Rochester City County/Island: Kent Source information: HO107/491/2 Registration district: Medway Sub-registration district: Rochester ED, institution, or vessel: 14 Folio: 10 Page: 14 Line number: 13 GSU Number: 30688326 Census 3: 1851, 8 Halker Lane, Chatham, Medway, Rochester, Kent, England27 Census 4: 1861, Federal Census Canada Scrivens, Daniel, 34 England. CE, Mary Anne, 31, England 14 Copy in Family Binder28 Origin: 1871, English29 Religion: 1871, Church of England29 Residence: 1852, Frindsbury, North Aylesford, Kent, England30
Children of Daniel Scrivens and Mary Brisley are: + 5 i. Eleanor3 Scrivens, born 01 Aug 1853 in Chatham Hill, Medway, Gillingham, Kent, England; died 14 Feb 1881 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. 6 ii. Charles Joseph Scrivens31, born 1855 in Medway, Gillingham, Kent, England31; died 1855 in At Sea on voyage to Canada31. + 7 iii. Charles Stephen Scrivens, born Jun 1857 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 28 Dec 1900 in USA. + 8 iv. Louisa Emily Scrivens, born 22 Jun 1860 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 22 Mar 1937 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. 9 v. Mary Ann Scrivens32, born 30 May 1864 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada33; died 10 Apr 1918 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada34. She married Joseph Armstrong 27 Mar 1895 in Chester, Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; born 20 Apr 1861 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada35
More about Mary Ann Scrivens: Census 1: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 58 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada36 Census 2: 1901, ON YORK (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 637
Notes for Joseph Armstrong: Had 1 servant living with them on the 31 March 1901 Canada Census Russell Margaret F. Servant S. Apr 20 1887 13 Also lived next door to 58 Armstrong Edward M. Head S. Aug 22 1848 52 37 59 M
More about Joseph Armstrong: Census 1: 1901, ON YORK (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 637 Census 2: 1881, York East, Ontario FHL Film 1375884 NA Film Number C-13248 District 135 Sub-district B Division 2 Page Number 16 Household Number 6638 Occupation: Farmer
10 vi. Caroline Scrivens39, born 1869 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada39; died 1869.
Generation No. 3
5. Eleanor3 Scrivens (Daniel2, William1)39 was born 01 Aug 1853 in Chatham Hill, Medway, Gillingham, Kent, England40, and died 14 Feb 1881 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada41. She married John William Hopper42 27 Nov 1875 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada43, son of Benjamin Hopper and Clarissa. He was born in Kent, England, and died 23 Sep 1904 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada44.
More about Eleanor Scrivens: Census: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 57 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada45
Notes for John William Hopper: He was caretaker at Chief Island in Little Lake Joseph in Muskoka for Col. Mason, of Toronto and Mary Hannah was the cook. In the late eighteen-nineties and early nineteen-hundreds, almost perishing from the terrible winter the first year. They had no Christmas presents and Grandma Hopper had made small trinkets from folded paper for the girls. When he first married, Hannah he was a tall widower with 3 children. He sent money for Mary to come to Canada.
More about John William Hopper: Burial: 27 Sep 1904, St. James Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada46 Cause of Death: Cancer of the Stomach Grave Reference: Centre Lot 98, Section W. #3702646
Children of Eleanor Scrivens and John Hopper are: 11 i. Mary4 Hopper47, born 188048
Notes for Mary Hopper: It is assumed that she died as not trace of her can be found, but sources say she did live at one point.
+ 12 ii. Caroline Valentine Hopper, born 14 Feb 1878 in York, Ontario, Canada
7. Charles Stephen3 Scrivens (Daniel2, William1)49 was born Jun 1857 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, and died 28 Dec 1900 in USA50. He married Mary Walton 22 Mar 1882 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada51, daughter of Thomas Walton and Frances Scott. She was born Jul 1862 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, and died Bet. 1920 - 1930 in USA52.
Notes for Charles Stephen Scrivens: Stated in A History of Toronto and County of York it says that Mary's husband was from Buffalo, this is wrong. Confirmed by Marriage Certificate. Buffalo, New York Directory, 1890 Is this him. it was rumored that he was from Buffalo: Charles Scrivens Business Name: Forest Lawn Cemetery Occupation: Asst. Supt. . Year: 1890 City: Buffalo State: New York
More about Charles Stephen Scrivens: Census 1: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 58 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada53 Census 2: 1900, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: T623 989; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 88.54 Occupation 1: 1882, Teamster55 Occupation 2: 1900, Supt. of Cemetery Religion: 1882, Methodist56
Notes for Mary Walton: Mary is a widow, living with daughter, Alice on the 1910 and 1920 Census. Not on 1930 Census.
More about Mary Walton: Census 1: 1900, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: T623 989; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 88.57 Census 2: 1910, MANCHESTER, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Series: T624 Roll: 907 Part: 2 Page: 44A58 Religion: 1882, Methodist59
Children of Charles Scrivens and Mary Walton are: 13 i. Mary L.4 Scrivens, born May 1883 in New York, USA
More about Mary L. Scrivens: Census: 1900, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: T623 989; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 88.60
+ 14 ii. Alice Scrivens, born Feb 1885 in New York, USA + 15 iii. Charles J. Scrivens, born Jun 1888 in New York, USA
8. Louisa Emily3 Scrivens (Daniel2, William1)61 was born 22 Jun 1860 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada62, and died 22 Mar 1937 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. She married John Sanderson62 19 Mar 1879 in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada63, son of Charles Sanderson and Susanah Thomson. He was born 06 Aug 1856 in Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada64, and died 22 Jun 1925 in 22 Newman AV, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada65.
More about Louisa Emily Scrivens: Burial: 24 Mar 1937, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada66 Cause of Death: Pneumonia Census 1: 1881, Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375884 NAC C-13248 Dist 135 SubDist A Div 2 Page 59 Family 29867 Census 2: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Division: 1 Page: 58 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada68 Census 3: 1901, Ontario, Canada York (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 569 Census 4: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: East Toronto Sub-District Number: 30 Place of Habitation: 320 Main Page: 1870 Grave Reference: Section 2. Range 6, Polt 49 N. Origin: 1881, English71 Religion: 1881, Methodist71
Notes for John Sanderson: Lived next door or in same house of father and mother (Charles Sanderson) on the 1881 Census. Toronto Star June 23, 1925 Sanderson - On Monday, June the 22nd, 1925 at 22 Newman Avenue, John Sanderson dearly beloved husband of Louisa Scrivens, in his 69th year, Funeral from the residence 2 p. m. Thursday the 25th instatn. to St. John's Cemetery, Norway.
More about John Sanderson: Burial: 25 Jun 1925, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada72 Cause of Death: Myocardial Failure Census 1: 1881, Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375884 NAC C-13248 Dist 135 SubDist A Div 2 Page 59 Family 29873 Census 2: 1871, YORK EAST (045) Sub-district: Scarborough (C. ) Page: 70 Microfilm reel: C-9968 Reference: RG31 Statistics Canada74 Census 3: 1901, Ontario, Canada York (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 575 Census 4: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: East Toronto Sub-District Number: 30 Place of Habitation: 320 Main Page: 1876 Grave Reference: 25 Jun 1925, Section 2. Range 6, Polt 49 N.77 Occupation 1: 1881, Blacksmith78 Occupation 2: 1879, Labourer Occupation 3: 1901, Pump Maker79 Origin: 1881, English80 Religion: 1881, Methodist80 Residence: 24 Apr 1880, Lot 34, Conc. D, Scarborough Township
Marriage Notes for Louisa Scrivens and John Sanderson: #013397-79 John Sanderson, 22, Canada, Scarboro, b, Labourer, s/o Charles & Susanna Sanderson, married Louisa SCRIVENS, 18, Canada, Scarboro, s, d/o David & Mary SCRIVENS, witn Ida A. EDGAR, Emma EDGAR, both Toronto, married 19 March 1879, Toronto (reg. Scarborough Twp)
Children of Louisa Scrivens and John Sanderson are: + 16 i. Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, born 24 Apr 1880 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 09 May 1913 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. + 17 ii. Charles Sanderson, born 28 Apr 1883 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 05 May 1947. + 18 iii. Clarissa Annie Sanderson, born 16 Sep 1885 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada 19 iv. Laura Mabel Sanderson81, born 19 Jun 1888 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada82; died Jul 1952 in Ontario, Canada. She married James Alexander Blackburn 14 Apr 1909 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada83; born 08 Nov 1886 in Bedford, Ontario, Canada84; died Feb 1963 in Ontario, Canada.
More about Laura Mabel Sanderson: Burial: 23 Jul 1952, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada85 Census: 1901, Ontario York (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 586
More about James Alexander Blackburn: Burial: 06 Feb 1963, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada87 Census: 1901, ON ONTARIO (North/Nord) (#97) Subdistrict: Cannington (Village) d-2 Page 688 Occupation: 1909, Millman89
Generation No. 4
12. Caroline Valentine4 Hopper (Eleanor3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)90 was born 14 Feb 1878 in York, Ontario, Canada91. She married Edward Frederick Ward92 26 Feb 1895 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada93, son of John Ward and Elizabeth Lochead. He was born 10 Mar 1873 in Ontario, Canada94.
More about Caroline Valentine Hopper: Census 1: 1901, ON TORONTO (East/Est) (City/Cité) (#117) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 2 b-37 Page 794 Census 2: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 1395
More about Edward Frederick Ward: Census 1: 1901, ON TORONTO (East/Est) (City/Cité) (#117) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 2 b-37 Page 796 Census 2: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 1397
Children of Caroline Hopper and Edward Ward are: 20 i. Fannie Elizabeth5 Ward98, born 19 Jan 1895 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada99
More about Fannie Elizabeth Ward: Census 1: 1901, ON TORONTO (East/Est) (City/Cité) (#117) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 2 b-37 Page 7100 Census 2: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 13101
21 ii. Mabel Eleanor Ward102, born 23 Jun 1897 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada103
More about Mabel Eleanor Ward: Census 1: 1901, ON TORONTO (East/Est) (City/Cité) (#117) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 2 b-37 Page 7104 Census 2: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 13105
22 iii. Catherine Caroline Ward, born 24 Jul 1901 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada106
More about Catherine Caroline Ward: Census: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 13107
23 iv. John Franklin Edward Ward, born 22 Oct 1903 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada108
More about John Franklin Edward Ward: Census: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: York Sub-District Number: 1 Place of Habitation: York Tp Page: 13109
24 v. Fredrick Ward
14. Alice4 Scrivens (Charles Stephen3, Daniel2, William1) was born Feb 1885 in New York, USA. She married Robert H. Boyle110 1904111, son of William Boyle and Una. He was born 13 Mar 1883 in New Jersey, USA112, and died Jan 1971 in Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA112.
More about Alice Scrivens: Census 1: 1900, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: T623 989; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 88.113 Census 2: 1910, MANCHESTER, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Series: T624 Roll: 907 Part: 2 Page: 44A114 Census 3: 1920, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Roll: T625_1066 Page: 16B ED: 156 Image: 0935115 Census 4: 1930, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1382; Page: Enumeration District: 179; Image: 302. 0116 Residence: Bet. 1920 - 1931, 118 Totowa Road, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA117
Notes for Robert H. Boyle: Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1382; Page: Enumeration District: 179; Image: 302. 0
More about Robert H. Boyle: Census 1: 1920, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Roll: T625_1066 Page: 16B ED: 156 Image: 0935117 Census 2: 1900, Paterson Ward 2, Passaic, New Jersey; Roll: T623 991; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 115.118 Census 3: 1910, MANCHESTER, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Series: T624 Roll: 907 Part: 2 Page: 44A119 Census 4: 1930, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1382; Page: Enumeration District: 179; Image: 302. 0120 Occupation 1: 1920, Police Department121 Occupation 2: 1930, Police Cheif122 Social Security Number: 147-36-3013, New Jersey, USA123
Children of Alice Scrivens and Robert Boyle are: 25 i. Katherine E.5 Boyle 26 ii. Margaret A. Boyle 27 iii. Dorothy M. Boyle
15. Charles J.4 Scrivens (Charles Stephen3, Daniel2, William1)124 was born Jun 1888 in New York, USA125. He married Mary125. She was born 1889 in Pennsylvania, USA125.
More about Charles J. Scrivens: Census 1: 1900, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: T623 989; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 88.126 Census 2: 1930, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1379; Page: ; Enumeration District: 18; Image: 138. 0127 Occupation: Salesman, Laundry127
More about Mary: Census: 1930, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1379; Page: ; Enumeration District: 18; Image: 138. 0127
Children of Charles Scrivens and Mary are: 28 i. William5 Scrivens127, born 01 Nov 1908 in New Jersey, USA127; died 22 Jan 1991 in USA128.
More about William Scrivens: Census: 1930, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA; Roll: 1379; Page: ; Enumeration District: 18; Image: 138. 0129 Occupation: 1930, Bookkeeper, Dye Shop129 Social Security Number: 149-07-6149, New Jersey, USA130
29 ii. Charles Scrivens131, born 13 Aug 1910 in New Jersey, USA131; died Sep 1981 in Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA132.
More about Charles Scrivens: Occupation: 1930, Bookkeeper, Laundry133 Social Security Number: 137-07-8566, New Jersey, USA134
30 iii. Raymond Scrivens 31 iv. Irene Scrivens 32 v. Marie Scrivens
16. Mary Hannah4 Sanderson (Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)135 was born 24 Apr 1880 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada136, and died 09 May 1913 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada137. She married James Johnathan Burgess138 06 Jul 1898 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada139, son of John Burgess and Elizabeth Purchase. He was born 10 Jun 1878 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada140, and died 21 Jan 1945 in Hanna, Alberta, Canada.
Notes for Mary Hannah Sanderson: Birth Reg. #042577-80 (York County) Sanderson, Mary Hannah, f, b. 24 Apr. 1880, father - John Sanderson, Farmer; mother- Louisa SCRIVENS, infm - John Sanderson, Lot 34, Conc. D, Scarborough Township Buried with Parents
More about Mary Hannah Sanderson: Burial: 12 May 1913, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada141 Cause of Death: Cancer of the Uterus and Heart Failure Census 1: 1901, Ontario, Canada District Name: YORK (East/Est) District Number: 129 Sub-district Name: York Sub-district Number: j-3 Schedule: 1 Notes: Chester; Todmorden Reference: RG31, Statistics Canada, Microfilm Reel Number: T-6507 Finding Aid Number: 31-40 P142 Census 2: 1881, Scarborough, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375884 NAC C-13248 Dist 135 SubDist A Div 2 Page 59 Family 298143 Census 3: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: North Toronto Sub-District Number: 23 Place of Habitation: 150 Erskine Page: 33144 Grave Reference: Section 2. Range 6, Polt 49 N. Medical Information: Dr J. H. Cutton? Physician Origin: 1881, English145 Religion: 1881, Methodist145 Residence: 1913, 320 Main ST, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Notes for James Johnathan Burgess: James Burgess was a Carpenter. He helped build St. John's Norway Church at Main and Kingston Road, in Toronto. He also helped build William Burgess School in Toronto, which was named after his brother. He owned 8 houses but during the depression he did not make his tenants pay rent so he lost all 8 houses. James lived with his son Mel during his later years and then with his daughter Mildred, in Alberta, Canada for the last 2 years of his life. He was a hard working man with blue eyes. Location of Cemetery is SE Quarter of Section 33 Township 29 Range 9 West of the 4th Meridian and NE Quarter of Section 28 Township 29 Range 9 West of the 4th Meridian Plot 3 Lot 23.
More about James Johnathan Burgess: Burial: Yongestown Cemetery, Youngstown, Alberta, Canada Census 1: 1901, Ontario, Canada District Name: YORK (East/Est) District Number: 129 Sub-district Name: York Sub-district Number: j-3 Schedule: 1 Notes: Chester; Todmorden Reference: RG31, Statistics Canada, Microfilm Reel Number: T-6507 Finding Aid Number: 31-40 P146 Census 2: 1881, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375884 NAC C-13248 Dist 135 SubDist B. Div 3 Page 23 Family 114147 Census 3: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: North Toronto Sub-District Number: 23 Place of Habitation: 150 Erskine Page: 33148 Occupation: Carpenter Origin: 1881, English149 Religion 1: 1945, Protestant150 Religion 2: 1881, Church of England151 Residence: 1924, Meagher AV, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Children of Mary Sanderson and James Burgess are: + 33 i. Laura Mae5 Burgess, born 21 Nov 1899 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 18 Sep 1985 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. + 34 ii. James Melville Burgess, born 15 Jun 1901 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 02 Feb 1952 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. + 35 iii. Alberta Mildred Burgess, born 19 Nov 1903 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 22 Jan 2000 in Hanna, Alberta, Canada.
17. Charles4 Sanderson (Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)152 was born 28 Apr 1883 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada153, and died 05 May 1947. He married Emma Emelia Morris. She was born 01 Sep 1881.
More about Charles Sanderson: Census: 1901, Ontario, Canada York (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 5154 Occupation: 1901, Farm Labourer154
Children of Charles Sanderson and Emma Morris are: + 36 i. Audrey Louise5 Sanderson + 37 ii. Morris Charles Sanderson
18. Clarissa Annie4 Sanderson (Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)154 was born 16 Sep 1885 in East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada155. She married John Chessar Armstrong. He was born 21 Mar 1884.
Notes for Clarissa Annie Sanderson: Clara lived with her sister Mary Hannah on the 31 March 1901 Census.
More about Clarissa Annie Sanderson: Census: 1901, Ontario, Canada York (East/Est) (#129) Subdistrict: Scarborough e-1 Page 5156
Children of Clarissa Sanderson and John Armstrong are: + 38 i. Margaret McLean5 Armstrong 39 ii. Helen Louisa Armstrong, born 17 Apr 1912 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada157; died 24 Apr 1912 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada157.
More about Helen Louisa Armstrong: Cause of Death: Cold, Pneumonia
Generation No. 5
33. Laura Mae5 Burgess (Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)158 was born 21 Nov 1899 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada159, and died 18 Sep 1985 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She married Alfred John Taylor.
More about Laura Mae Burgess: Burial: 20 Sep 1985, St. John's Norway Church Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada160 Census 1: 1901, Ontario, Canada District Name: YORK (East/Est) District Number: 129 Sub-district Name: York Sub-district Number: j-3 Schedule: 1 Notes: Chester; Todmorden Reference: RG31, Statistics Canada, Microfilm Reel Number: T-6507 Finding Aid Number: 31-40 P161 Census 2: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: North Toronto Sub-District Number: 23 Place of Habitation: 150 Erskine Page: 33162
Children of Laura Burgess and Alfred Taylor are: + 40 i. Donald Albert6 Taylor + 41 ii. Norman Alfred Taylor, born 25 Mar 1925; died Jun 2001. + 42 iii. John Stewart Taylor + 43 iv. Melville Graham Taylor + 44 v. Marilyn Louise Taylor 45 vi. David George Taylor
34. James Melville5 Burgess (Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)163 was born 15 Jun 1901 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada164, and died 02 Feb 1952 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada165. He married Nettie Luella Trivett166 05 Jun 1929 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, daughter of John Trivett and Louella Laughlen. She was born 20 Nov 1909 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, and died 05 Jan 1991 in Fairview Lodge, Whitby, Durham, Ontario, Canada166.
Notes for James Melville Burgess: James Melville went by the name of Mel as his father was James Jonathan Burgess. He served in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, Army in WW1 at the age of 15. Medals: British War Medal and Victory Medal (Inter-Allied War Medal) Betty has has medals after getting them back from her daughter Patti that stole them. Names: Burgess, Melville JAMES Regimental number: 513676 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1277 - 15 Letter from George V to those who were wounded, inscribed with the Royal Coat of Arms, Buckingham Palace and dated 1918 The Queen and I wish God-speed, a safe return to the happiness and joy of home life with an early restoration to health. A grateful Mother Country thanks you for faithfully services. (Signed George R V - the original letter would probably have been handwritten by the King, however it would have then been printed so that multiple copies were created. How these were distributed is not clear - they were not sent to every soldier but were probably mailed).
More about James Melville Burgess: Burial: 05 Feb 1952, Pine Hills Cemetery, 625 Birchmount Road, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada Cause of Death: Stroke Census: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: North Toronto Sub-District Number: 23 Place of Habitation: 150 Erskine Page: 33167 Grave Reference: 05 Feb 1952, J 2521 Occupation: Simpson, Head Interior Decorator/Designer
More about Nettie Luella Trivett: Burial: 08 Jan 1991, Pine Hills Cemetery, 625 Birchmount Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Cause of Death: Heart Failure Census: 1911, Toronto West District Number: 128 Sub-District: Ward 6 Sub-District Number: 93 Place of Habitation: 76 Wrighthve Page: 11167 Graduation: 11 Jul 1925, Collegiate Institutes High Schools or Continuation Schools Ontario, Allistion168 Grave Reference: J 2521 Occupation: Bet. 16 Jan 1964 - 30 Nov 1974, Canadian Automobile Association169
Children of James Burgess and Nettie Trivett are: + 46 i. Marjorie Jeanne6 Burgess + 47 ii. Betty Evelyn Joan Burgess + 48 iii. Carole Ann Burgess
35. Alberta Mildred5 Burgess (Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1)170 was born 19 Nov 1903 in Todmorden, East York, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada171, and died 22 Jan 2000 in Hanna, Alberta, Canada. She married (1) Percy Kindree. He died 1950. She married (2) Ernie Fraser. He died May 1973.
Notes for Alberta Mildred Burgess: Alberta Mildred Fraser passed away January 22, 2000 in the Palliser Nursing Home in at the age of 96 years. Mildred was born in Tadmorton, Ontario, Canada. She is survived by her son Mel Kindree Hanna, sister Gertrude Smith of Belleville, Hastings, Ontario, Canada, step-sons Gordon (Bev) Fraser of Calgary, Gary (Evelyn) Fraser of Olds and stepdaughter June (Jim) Reid of Red Deer, as well as seven grandchildren, thirteen great grand-children and one great great grand-son. She was predeceased by her first husband Percy Kindree, in 1950, second husband E. B. Fraser in May 1973, son R. Craig Kindree in April 1996, two daughters-in-law Agnes Kindree in April 1987 and Marion L. Kindree in August 1987, and granddaughter McLvina Richardson in February 1994. Mildred will be greatly missed by all those who knew and loved her. If friends so desire, donations may be made in Mildred's memory to a charity of choice. Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 26, 2000 at 1:00 P. M. with Margaret Trapnell officiating at the United Church, Hanna, Alberta, Canada. Interment will follow in the Youngstown Cemetery. Courtney's Funeral Services were entrusted with arrangements (854-2009) A strong willed woman, Mildred came west from, Ontario, Canada and for a while moved about until she settled on a farm located just north of Scotfiled. Then, in the early 1950s she moved into Youngstown. A hard worker all her life, Mildred's main focus was her family. They were the ones shred for and cared about. The other important part of her life was the Women's Institute, being awarded a life membership in 1984. Mildred enjoyed visiting with her friends in town and in her younger days participated in town dances and other local entertainments. Mildred was her own person, a collector of clippings, someone for whom family was the centre of her life and a woman used to hard work. She is remembered as small but feisty.
More about Alberta Mildred Burgess: Burial: 26 Jan 2000, Yongestown Cemetery, Youngstown, Alberta, Canada Census: 1911, Ontario District: York South District Number: 138 Sub-District: North Toronto Sub-District Number: 23 Place of Habitation: 150 Erskine Page: 33172
More about Ernie Fraser: Burial: Yongestown Cemetery, Youngstown, Alberta, Canada
Children of Alberta Burgess and Percy Kindree are: + 49 i. Melville Bryce6 Kindree + 50 ii. Russel Craig Kindree, born 07 May 1924 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada; died 1998 in Alberta, Canada.
36. Audrey Louise5 Sanderson (Charles4, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) She married Charles Clifford Galster.
Children of Audrey Sanderson and Charles Galster are: 51 i. Janis Audrey6 Galster She married Gord Pollock 52 ii. Margaret Ardean Galster
37. Morris Charles5 Sanderson (Charles4, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) He married Helen Wineck.
Child of Morris Sanderson and Helen Wineck is: 53 i. Alexander Charles6 Sanderson
38. Margaret McLean5 Armstrong (Clarissa Annie4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) She married James Douglas Harnett.
Children of Margaret Armstrong and James Harnett are: 54 i. John Murray6 Harnett 55 ii. Beverley Ann Harnett
Generation No. 6
40. Donald Albert6 Taylor (Laura Mae5 Burgess, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) He married Catherine MacLeod.
Child of Donald Taylor and Catherine MacLeod is: 56 i. Diana7 Taylor
41. Norman Alfred6 Taylor (Laura Mae5 Burgess, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) was born 25 Mar 1925, and died Jun 2001. He married Theda Silvia Mary Sallows.
Children of Norman Taylor and Theda Sallows are: 57 i. Lucille7 Taylor 58 ii. Nancy Taylor
42. John Stewart6 Taylor (Laura Mae5 Burgess, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) He married Mary Isabel Norton.
Child of John Taylor and Mary Norton is: 59 i. Stephen7 Taylor
43. Melville Graham6 Taylor (Laura Mae5 Burgess, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) He married Gladys Moore.
Child of Melville Taylor and Gladys Moore is: 60 i. Sharon7 Taylor
44. Marilyn Louise6 Taylor (Laura Mae5 Burgess, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) She married Ronald Kenneth Gillard.
Children of Marilyn Taylor and Ronald Gillard are: 61 i. Mrily Caroly7 Gillard 62 ii. Ronald Edward Gillard
46. Marjorie Jeanne6 Burgess (James Melville5, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) She married Donald Kennedy173 Private. He was born 14 Dec 1930 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, and died 04 Dec 2004 in Ajax Pickering Hospital, Ajax, Durham, Ontario, Canada.
More about Donald Kennedy: Cremation: 05 Dec 2004, Ajax, Durham, Ontario, Canada Occupation: Bell Canada
Children of Marjorie Burgess and Donald Kennedy are: + 63 i. Debra Lynn7 Kennedy + 64 ii. Brett Layne Kennedy + 65 iii. Cheryl Lee Kennedy + 66 iv. Lysha Dawn Kennedy
47. Betty Evelyn Joan6 Burgess (James Melville5, Mary Hannah4 Sanderson, Louisa Emily3 Scrivens, Daniel2, William1) She married Royce Howard Sullivan174 son of James Sullivan and Annie Harman. He was born 10 Mar 1927 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada175, and died 06 Oct 2005 in Pickering, Durham, Ontario, Canada176.
Notes for Royce Howard Sullivan: Thank you for coming today, I will try to get through this as best I can. My Dad was a husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, Veteran, a 2 time hole-in-one scratch golfer, and many other things. I will start off with a story my Uncle Alf told me…. a few times in fact. Dad’s family lived on Coxwell Ave in Toronto and from what I can gather the house was always full. Dad had 3 brothers and 3 sisters spanning a 20 year age difference. One day my Nana sent my Uncle Alf to get my Dad…. Don’t know what he did, but it seemed to me that my Uncle Alf was always glad to get him. As my uncle was chasing him down Coxwell Ave to get his hands around his neck, my Dad slipped on the side walk and fell. When my Dad was scrambling to get to his feet he was also grabbing his comb out of his back pocket and started to run and comb his hair at the same time. I can just see my Uncle Alf’s face as my Dad ran away with good hair. My uncle couldn’t kill him that day as he couldn’t stop laughing. Dad’s hair saved the day. My Dad could run but he could not climb. When my brother Steve was about 10 years old he climbed a tree at the mini bike trails at Don Mills and the 401. Once Steve climbed out to a branch over the Don River he froze and couldn’t move. I think my brother Guy ran home and got my Dad. Dad ran over and climbed the tree to get Steve out but as he climbed to the same branch over the River Dad froze. We had to call the fire department to get both of them down. The next day I remember that my Dad wasn’t too happy on hearing the radio announcing every hour on the hour that the Manager of Park Manor Motors was “up and tree again” My Dad (Sully to everyone) was a very social man with many friends. He had a gang of them, Mike Harrington, Harold Shoniker, Dick Duff (Duffy) Dan O’Leary, Dan Morrissey, Glene Whitbread, Pete Tucker, Jerry and Waldo Vince, Mel Taylor and, The big Kahuna (don’t know if I ever knew what Kahuna’s real name was). And many more… the best way to describe them that I can think of is that they were the Rat Pack (the dirty dozen) with Golf Clubs instead of microphones. When my father went into business for himself with a partner Jimmy Izard, they started a used car dealership by the name of Compact Cars. Every year they would have a golf tournament at Meadowbrook Golf and Country Club where they were members. Every year my Dad would give away a used car for closest to the hole and every year I would sit on the ninth hole with a tape measure. And every year and every time I had to measure the closest to hole of one of his friends they would try to bribe me. Every one of them. Was it a test??? I remember they always had a 20 dollar bill in their hands as they walked up to see what the tape measure said. I always turned it down…. What they didn’t know was that the person who won the car every year always gave me a $50!!!!!! They were a funny bunch to say the least. My Dad had a few talents, one of which (I wish I had) was being an expert at crosswords puzzles, he was a Master. He always had a crossword on the go… One day in 1997, I was at work…. Dan was taking one of his few breaks and doing a crossword. Dan got stuck on a word and for the life of me I don’t know why Dan would ask me… I can’t spell… he knows that. But he did ask… I can’t remember what the word was, but it was a 9 letter word for something…. I laughed at the thought that he would ask me… but if there is one talent I do have… it is the ability of recognizing what talent various people have and knowing who to call … and even though my Dad was in the early stages of Alzheimer’s I called him…. I asked him the crossword puzzle question and he said. . . hmmmm I will think about it and call you back… 30 seconds later he called with the answer. I thanked him and went into Dan’s office. My Dad says that answer is “…” and he was right. I was so proud of him…. Remembering the little things in life get you through the big ones. Goodbye Dad. Eulogy by Sandi Sullivan, October 11, 2005 Death Notice The Toronto Star, October 8, 2005 SULLIVAN, Royce SULLIVAN, Royce Howard - At the age of 78, the Second World War Veteran passed away, on October 6, 2005, in Pickering, after a lengthy illness. Son to James Sullivan and Annie Harman, brother to James, Annie "Nancy", Ellen "Nell", Doreen, Norman, and twin Raymond. Will be sadly missed by Betty, wife of 49 years; children Patti, Guy, Steve, and Sandi; and grandchildren Casey, his wife Ivana, their son Owen (great-grandchild), Melodie, Wade, and Steve. A private memorial will be held at the McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 905-428-8488. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (613-992-3224). Pallbearers Guy Sullivan, Steve Sullivan, Casey Sullivan, Wade Andrus, Hon. Dan McTeague, MP, and Mayor Dave Ryan, Pickering
More about Royce Howard Sullivan: Burial: 11 Oct 2005, Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, 1757 Church Street, North, Ajax, Ontario, Canada176 Cause of Death: Alzheimer’s Grave Reference: 11 Oct 2005, Field of Honour, Lot 1825, Space A1176 Military service: World War II, Canadian Expeditionary Force176 |