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• Crooks, Andrew M.

  husband of Mary Euretta Servos;
• Crooks, Mary Euretta (nee Servos)

  wife of Andrew M. Crooks; daughter of Catharine (nee Rousseaux) and Daniel Kerr Servos; sister of Margaret Ann Secord, Elizabeth Gertrude Rennie, Amelia Jane Perry, William, Alexander and Ethelbert plus two brothers who died young; resident of Plainsville, New Jersey;
• Rennie, Alexander

  died in Hamilton; husband of Elizabeth Gertrude Rousseaux; father of large family;
• Rennie, Elizabeth Gertrude (nee Rousseaux)

  wife of Alexander Rennie; mother of large family; daughter of Catharine (nee Rousseaux) and Daniel Kerr Servos; sister of Margaret Ann Secord, Mary Euretta Crooks, Amelia Jane Perry, William, Alexander and Ethelbert plus two brothers who died young; resides Hamilton;
• Secord, Matthew Brock

  husband of Margaret Ann Servos; father of large family;
• Secord, Margaret Ann (nee Servos)

  wife of Matthew Brock Secord; daughter of Catharine (nee Rousseaux) and Daniel Kerr Servos; mother of large family; sister of Elizabeth Gertrude Rennie, Mary Euretta Crooks, Amelia Jane Perry, William, Alexander and Ethelbert plus two brothers who died young;
• Servos, Daniel Kerr

  d. 1857 (Barton, Wentworth county); husband of Catharine Rousseaux (m. 1816, Niagara); father of 5 sons and 4 daughters including Margaret Ann Secord, Elizabeth Gertrude Rennie, Mary Euretta Crooks, Amelia Jane Perry, William, Alexander and Ethelbert; served during war of 1812-14; removed to Barton and purchased farm;
• Servos, Catharine (nee Rousseaux)

  d. 1882; wife of Daniel Kerr Servos (m. 1816, Niagara); mother of Margaret Ann Secord, Elizabeth Gertrude Rennie, Mary Euretta Crooks, Amelia Jane Perry, William, Alexander and Ethelbert plus two sons who died young; youngest daughter of Margaret (nee Kleine) and Jean Baptiste Rousseaux; sister of Elizabeth House, Rainet Secord, Margaret Davis, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux;
• Davis, Thomas

  husband of Margaret Rousseaux; father of large family; Township of Saltfleet;
• Davis, Margaret (nee Rousseaux)

  wife of Thomas Davis; mother of large family; daughter of Margaret (nee Kleine) and Jean Baptiste Rousseaux; sister of Elizabeth House, Rainet Secord, Catharine Servos, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux; township of Saltfleet;
• Secord, John

  brother of Elijah; built Albion mills with brother Elijah;
• Secord, Elijah

  husband of Rainet Rousseaux; father of children; brother of John Secord; storekeeper in Ancaster; removed to township of Barton; built Albion Mills with brother John;
• Secord, Rainet (nee Rousseaux)

  wife of Elijah Secord; mother of children; daughter of Margaret (nee Kleine) and Jean Baptiste Rousseaux; sister of Elizabeth House, Margaret Davis, Catharine Servos, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux;
• House (Mr.)

  husband of Elizabeth Rousseaux; originally of Norfolk county;
• House, Elizabeth (nee Kleine)

  wife of Mr. House of Norfolk county; daughter of Margaret (nee Kleine) and Jean Baptiste Rousseaux; sister of Rainet Secord, Margaret Davis, Catharine Servos, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux;
• Brant family
• Brant, Joseph (Indian Chief)
• McCrimmon, Elizabeth (nee Kleine)

  b. ca 1746 to German parents; wife of Daniel McCrimmon; sister of Margaret Kleine; both parents killed in Indian attack ca. 1760; taken to Brantford by Chief Joseph Brant in Brantford;
• Rousseaux, Margaret (nee Kleine)

  b. 1759 to German parents (Mohawk Valley, NY State); wife of Jean Baptiste Rousseaux (m. 1780); mother of Elizabeth House, Rainet Secord, Margaret Davis, Catharine Servos, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux; ca. 1760 both parents killed in Indian attack; sister of Elizabeth; taken to and raised in Brantford by Chief Joseph Brant;
• Servos, Alexander

  son of Catharine (nee Rousseaux) and Daniel Kerr Servos; brother of Margaret Ann Secord, Elizabeth Gertrude Rennie, Mary Euretta Crooks, Amelia Jane Perry, William and Ethelbert plus two brothers who died young; resident of Niagara; 1859 became owner of gristmill on Four Mile Creek;
• Rousseaux, Jean Baptiste

  born and educated in Paris, France; d. 1813 (Niagara); buried St. Mark's cemetery; left France for England; came to Canada with General Wolfe; husband of Margaret Kleine (m. 1780); father of Elizabeth House, Rainet Secord, Margaret Davis, Catharine Servos, George Rousseaux and Joseph Brant Rousseaux; appointed interpreter to the Indians; after 1780 resided in Ancaster; ca. 1793 built grist mill for local farmers;
• Field [De la Filday], George

  U.E. Loyalist; 1785 arrived in Niagara from New Jersey; father of Gilbert, Hiram, Nathan, George, Daniel, James, Crysler, David, John, Ralph and Rebecca Middaugh; son of Gilbert Fields; employed men in his blacksmith shop and wagon making business; owner of farm; Queenston; family name was originally De la Filday, of Norman descent;
• McFarland, James
• Addison, Robert (Rev.)

  b. ca 1755 in Westmoreland, England; d. Oct 6,1829; 1792 came to Niagara; 1st missionary of Niagara district; 1st minister of St. Mark's Church, Niagara; Venerable Society of the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parts;
• Land, Ephraim

  son of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert Land; brother of John, Abel, William,Robert, Kate and another sister;
• Land, William

  son of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert Land; brother of John, Abel, Ephraim, Robert, Kate and another sister;
• Land, Abel

  son of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert Land; brother of John, William, Ephraim, Robert, Kate and another sister; officer in 3rd Lincoln militia;
• Land, Robert Jr.

  youngest son of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert Land; brother of John, Abel, William, Ephraim, Kate and another sister; officer in 3rd Lincoln militia;
• Kane family
• Jack (Capt.)

  Indian;
• Land, Kate

  eldest daughter of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert land; sister of John, Abel, William, Ephraim and Robert and one sister;
• Morden (Mr.)

  Quaker; killed by anti-Loyalists;
• Land, John

  eldest son of Phoebe (nee Scott) and Robert Land; brother of Abel, William, Ephraim, Robert, Kate and another sister;
• Scott, Winfield (General)

  nephew of Phoebe Land (nee Scott);
• Land, Phoebe (nee Scott)

  wife of Robert Land; mother of John, Abel, William, Ephraim and Robert, Kate and another daughter; aunt of General Winfield Scott; originally of Virginia;
• Land, John H.
• Pascal

  author of letters;
• Count de Puse

  1799 arrived in Upper Canada; lieutenant under King of France; commanded French Loyalists at Vendee or Quiberon Bay;
• Arnold (General)
• Helliwell (Mr.)

  father of Mrs. Elmsley;
• Mrs. Elmsley (nee Helliwell)
• Pepys
• Monkhouse, Mrs.
• Hamilton, Robert (Hon.)
• Neh-Kek

  a Mississuagua by adoption;
• Smith, Charles

  adopted chief among the Shawnees;
• Wayne (General)

  U.S. army;
• McCauley, Mrs.
• McKay (Capt.)
• De Castro

  Spaniard; Nov 1792 arrived in Upper Canada;
• Small
• Holland (Major)

  Surveyor General Lower Canada;
• Littlehales, Ed. Baker (Brog.-Major)
• England, R. (Capt.)
• Smith, David William

  5th Regiment;
• Peters, John

  uncle of Thompson Peters; Deputy of William Jarvis at Prince Edward;
• Peters, Thompson

  nephew of John Peters;
• Jarvis, Samuel

  son of William Jarvis;
• McCauley (Dr.)
• Barnsley
• Rummage (Sergt.)
• Rummage, Fanny

  wife of Sergeant Rummage;
• Gray, John
• Russel (Capt.)
• Peters (Dr.)

  father of 1 daughter; 1793 elected bishop of Vermont;
• Johnston, John (Sir)
• Simcoe, Mrs.
• Osgoode
• Simcoe (General)

  Governor of Upper Canada;
• Cruikshank
• Grey (Mr.)

  Montreal;
• Mamie

  servant in William Jarvis ' household;
• Richard

  servant in William Jarvis' household;
• Jarvis, Maria

  daughter of Hannah and William Jarvis; sister of Sam;
• Jarvis, Sam

  son of Hannah and William Jarvis; brother of Maria;
• Doty (Mr.)
• Adam (Miss)
• Jarvis, Samuel

  brother of William Jarvis;
• Winter (Capt.)

  commander of vessel “Henniker”;
• Peters (Mr.)
• Lord Dorchester
• Duke of Athole

  Grand Master of Ancient Masons in England;
• Prince Edward

  appointed Grand Master of Ancient Masons in Lower Canada;
• Jarvis, Hannah

  wife of William Jarvis; mother of 3 children including Sam and Maria;eldest son died age 4 yrs;
• Bell, Samuel Peters
• McCormick, S.J.
• Servos, Mrs.
• Jarvis, George Murray

  of Ottawa;
• FitzGibbon, Mary Agnes
• Lawrence, Thomas (Sir)

  portrait painter;
• Whitmore, John

  grandson of George Whitmore;
• Whitmore, Peter

  son of Magdalene (nee Servos) and John Whitmore; sister of E. Magdalene Kirby; Niagara;
• Kirby, E. Magdalene (nee Whitmore)

  wife of William Kirby; daughter of Magdalene (nee Servos) and John Whitmore; sister of Peter Whitmore;
• Riall (General)
• Vincent (General)
• Murray (Col.)
• Addison (Rev. Dr.)
• McClure (General)
• Jones, Mrs. (nee Whitmore)

  mother of 2 sons; sister of John Whitmore;
• Hoople, William

  son of Mary Hoople (nee Whitmore);