name: John Dumville | spouse: Ann Baldwin |
father: Robert Dumville | father: Sea Captain, lost at sea without trace |
mother: Elizabeth Johnson | mother: lost at sea with husband |
born: 11 November 1820 | born: 5 April 1834 |
place: Hunton, Yorkshire | place: Lincolnshire |
died: 7 April 1900 | died: 20 November 1921 |
place: Grantham, Ontario | place: Superb, Saskatchewan |
buried: McNab Christ Church (Anglican) | buried: McNab Christ Church |
(There is a headstone near the rear of the churchyard, just west of St Catharines.)
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married: | 18 February 1854, Niagara, Ontario |
occupation: | Farmer, Niagara Township, Lincoln County, Canada (1861 census), Grantham Township (1871 census) Ed Dumville, John's grandson, told the story that it was John's intention to retire as soon as he had $1000 in the bank, and he did. |
Mary Ann | born 3 December 1854, Niagara, Ontario
married 25 May 1874, Alex Pfeffers, no children |
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Joseph* | born 21 July 1856, Niagara, Ontario died 25 July 1933, buried Welwyn Cemetery, Saskatchewan, Farmer married 30 May 1883, at Niagara, Ontario, Catharine (Cassie) Eliza Brown |
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Sarah Elizabeth* | born 20 July 1858, Niagara, Ontario died 25 December 1926, buried Rocanville, Saskatchewan Cemetery married 9 February 1887, at Niagara, Ontario, John Gibson (worked for Canadian Pacific Rail, Moosomin and Regina) |
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Eliza Jane* | born 25 July 1861, Niagara, Ontario died 26 May 1947, buried Vancouver, British Columbia married 18 October 1882, at Niagara, Ontario, Stephen Wood (Eliza and Stephen opened Woods Hardware, Regina) |
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Charles Henry* | born 28 April 1863, Niagara, Ontario died 25 October 1952, Vancouver, British Columbia Carpenter/Builder married 31 October 1889, at Niagara, Ontario, Ella Lauder |
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George Robert* | born 23 May 1865, Niagara, Ontario died 31 March 1938, Langenburg, Saskatchewan Farmer married 9 April 1890, at Niagara, Ontario, Harriet (Hattie) Couchman (1865-1919), who arrived in Canada with her elder sister Emma Couchman on the SS Sarmatian through Quebec City in May 1873 (Source: David Hemmings, President, Niagara Historical Society, and Kevin Hoeg, grand-nephew of Vincent Cavanaugh) |
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Amanda Louise* | born 3 May 1871, Niagara, Ontario died before 1939, buried St Catharines, Ontario married c1890/91, at Niagara, Ontario, Samuel Arbuthnot |
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* We know that this person has descendants who are alive today.
Most of the information for this page was provided by Clifford Dumville. Additional information was provided by Lori, a great-granddaughter of May Johnson née Arbuthnot (1897-2000), and by Charles Fergusson-Wood.