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• Geale
• Johnson

  married the daughter of an Indian chief; father of Mrs. McMurray;
• Melville, Mrs.
• Hall, Mrs.
• Dickson, William (Hon.)
• Dickson, Mrs. Robert
• Downs, Mrs.
• Sewell (Chief Justice)

  father of daughter;
• Kingsmill (Col.)
• Elliott (Lieut.-Col.)
• Court House

  originally built in 1817; present Court House built in 1847;
• Fort Niagara;
• Campbell, Donald

  d. Dec 1,1812; Fort Major of Fort George; Islay, Argyleshire;
• Dawes (Capt.)
• Radcliffe, Copeland (Capt.)

  d. Aug 17,1814; His Britannic Majesty's Navy;
• Campbell

  poet;
• King Henry VIII
• Lloyd (Adjutant)

  d. May 27,1813 (battle of Fort George); 8th King's Regiment on Infantry;
• Cameron, William

  d. May 27,1813 (battle of Fort George); 1st Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Wright, Charles

  d. May 27,1813 (battle of Fort George); 1st Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• McLelland [McLellan], Martin (Capt.)

  d. May 27,1813 (battle of Fort George); 1st Regiment of Lincoln Militia;
• Morrison, Charles

  b. ca 1737 (Scotland); d. Sep 6,1802; merchant at Machilimacinac; elected to become British citizen;
• Blanck, Lenerd

  d. Aug 5,1782;
• Wary, John

  d. Oct 6,1846; parish clerk at St. Mark's church for 50 yrs;
• Stuart (Rev. Dr.)
• Claus, William (Col.)
• Kirby, William

  poet;
• Maitland, Peregrine (Sir)
• Earl of Galloway

  brother of Hon. Rt. Rev. Charles James;
• James, Charles (Hon. Rt. Rev.)

  brother of Earl of Galloway; Lord Bishop of Quebec;
• Strachan, J. (Hon; Dr.)

  husband of Ann; father of Agnes; Rector of York;
• Strachan, Ann

  wife of Hon. Dr. J. Strachan; mother of Agnes;
• Strachan, Agnes

  daughter of Ann and Hon. Dr. J. Strachan;
• Hope

  d. Sept. 1822;
• Rogers, James

  d. 1819; innkeeper;
• Samson, Maria (nee Nelles)

  wife of Rev. William Samson (m. 1817);
• Samson, William (Rev.)

  husband of Maria Nelles (m. 1817); minister at Grimsby;
• Lane, George

  d. Jun 1816; Usher of the Black Rod;
• McNabb, Mrs.

  d. Sep 1813 (Servos Burying Ground);
• Chauncey (Commander)
• Yeo, James (Sir)
• Bishop, C. (Col.)

  d. July 1813 (died of wounds received);
• Johnson, Mary

  wife of Jacob Johnson (m. Aug 21,1813);
• Johnson, Jacob

  husband of Mary (m. Aug 21,1813); Mohawk Chief;
• Norton, Catherine

  wife of Capt. Norton (m. 1813);
• Norton (Capt.)

  husband of Catherine (m. 1813); Mohawk Chief; originally from Scotland; learned Indian language and followed their customs;
• McDonald, John (Col.)

  d. 1812 (Queenston);
• Brock, Isaac (General; Sir)

  d. 1812 (Queenston Heights);
• McCormack, Augusta (nee Jarvis);

  wife of Thomas McCormack;
• McCormack, Thomas

  husband of Augusta Jarvis;
• Misner, Amen

  1812;
• Taylor (Master)

  d. 1810 (killed by lightning); 100th Regiment;
• Gatman, John Conrad

  1807; German;
• Proctor, Joan (nee Crooks)

  wife of Lieut. William Proctor (m. Dec 11,m1807 at St. Mark's church);
• Proctor, William (Lieut.)

  husband of Joan Crooks (m. Dec 11,1807 at St. Mark's church); brother of Col. Henry Proctor;
• Proctor, Elizabeth

  wife of Col. Henry Proctor; mother of daughter Augustus Margaret Firth Proctor;
• Proctor, Henry (Col.)

  husband of Elizabeth; father of daughter Augustus Margaret Firth Proctor; brother of Lieut. William Proctor; 41st Regiment; Fort George;
• Proctor, Augustus Margaret Firth

  daughter of Elizabeth and Col. Henry Proctor; Nov 20,1808 baptized at St. Mark's church;
• Vigoreux, Louis (Rev.)

  godfather of Eliza Ann Marie Vigoreux;
• Vigoreux, Eliza

  wife of Capt. Henry Vigoreux; mother of Eliza Ann Marie;
• Vigoreux, Henry (Capt.)

  husband of Eliza; father of Eliza Ann Marie; Royal Engineers;
• Vigoreux, Eliza Ann Marie

  daughter of Eliza and Capt. Henry Vigoreux; goddaughter of Rev. Louis Vigoreux;
• Pilkington (Capt.)
• Trumper

  gardener of Capt. Pilkington;
• Cut Nose Johnson

  d. 1802; Mohawk Chief;
• Isaac

  father of David; Mohawk;
• David

  1801 baptized in St. Mark's church; son of Isaac; Mohawk;
• Doudle (Mr.)
• Smith, Amos
• Macaulay
• Givens
• Ridout
• McNabb, Allan Napier

  Jun 24,1700 baptized;
• White

  butcher from England;
• Tickell, R.B.

  died as infant;
• Jacks, Rose (nee Moore)

  wife of John Jacks; married at St. Mark's church; negro;
• Jacks, John

  husband of Rose Moore; married at St. Mark's church; negro;
• Cloe

  mulatto; baptized;
• Chambers (child)

  July 1794 buried at St. Mark's church;
• Butler, John (Col.)

  b. 1728 (New London, Connecticut); d. May 1796 (Niagara); His Majesty's Commissioner for Indian Affairs; Sept. 1755 battle at Lake St. George; July 1759 siege of Fort Niagara; war of 1776 Royal American Regiment of Butler's Rangers;
• Dixon, Charlotte (nee Adlem)

  wife of William Dixon (m. Apr 12,1794 in St. Mark's church);
• Dixon, William

  husband of Charlotte Adlem (m. Apr 12,1794 in St. Mark's church);
• Hamilton, Louisa

  wife of Capt. James Hamilton (m. Aug 24,1792 in St. Mark's church);
• Hamilton, James (Capt.)

  husband of Louisa (m. Aug 24,1792 in St. Mark's Church);
• Warren, Catherine (nee Aglow)

  wife of Henry Warren (m. Aug 23,1792 in St. Marks' church);
• Warren, Henry

  husband of Catherine Aglow (m. Aug 23,1792 in St. Mark's church);
• Charles I

  husband of Henrietta Maria;
• Henrietta Maria

  wife of Charles I.;
• Wolfe
• La Salle
• Carnochan, Janet
• St. Andrew's Church

  Niagara; original structure built in 1794;
• de Chambly, M. (Capt.)

  1665 Regiment of Carignan Salieres;
• Fort Chambly

  military post on river Richelieu;
• McMurray (Rev. Archdeacon)

  husband of Miss Johnson; missionary among the Indians at Sault Ste. Marie; 1856 appointed rector of St. Mark's church;
• Creen, Robert (Rev.)

  minister at St. Mark's church; educated at Belfast College;
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)

  b. Westmoreland, England; d. Oct 6,1829; 1st missionary in Niagara of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parts; military chaplain; 1792-1829 minister of St. Mark's;
• Ker (Dr.)

  missionary to Gaspe;
• Arnold (Canon)

  clergyman; rector of Fort Erie;
• Fort Mississaugua