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City building St Catharines Oval frame surrounds the image of a red brick two story building surrounded by trees ; -
Secord, George Osmanborn 1798; husband of Eliza Ogden (of Port Credit); father of Margaret Hannah, Horatio, Mary Ann, Louise, Deborah Catherine, Arrabell, Alfred Osman, Solomon and George Read; son of Elizabeth (nee Read) and Solomon Edwin Secord; brother of James, Solomon Edwin, William, Ann, Clementina, Harriet and Magdaline; Barton, Wentworth Co.;
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Secord, David17 (or 19).7.1790 - 27.12.1846 (19.7.1790 - 27.7.1846); husband of Nancy (Ann) Carscallen; father of David, Stephen, John, Thomas Cartwright, Luke, James, Archibald, Elizabeth and Magdalene Keefer; son of Hannah or Anna (nee Deforest) and Stephen Secord; brother of James, William Edwin, Richard Henry, Stephen Alexander, Samuel Robison, Mary (m. Robison), Elizabeth, Esther Magdalen (m. Keefer) and Julia Ann (m. Stull);
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Secord, William Edwin26.3.1797 - 5.1.1881; husband of Frances J. Holden; father of 10 children including Philip R. (born and died 1848); son of Hannah (Anna?) (nee Deforest) and Stephen Secord; brother of James, David, Richard Henry, Stephen Alexander, Samuel Robison, Mary (m. Robison or Robinson), Elizabeth, Esther Magdalen (m. Keefer) and Julia Ann (m. Stull);
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Secord, Richard HenryMay 12, 1799 - Jul 7, 1866; husband of Catharine Elizabeth Stull; father of James Richard Robison, Ann Elizabeth (m. Emmett), Mary Magdalen (m. Dunn), Martha Agnes, Laura Catharine and Alice Caroline (m. Emmett); son of Hannah (Anna?) (nee Deforest) and Stephen Secord; brother of James, David, William Edwin, Stephen Alexander, Samuel Robison, Mary (m. Robison or Robinson), Elizabeth, Esther Magdalen (m. Keefer) and Julia Ann (m. Stull); teacher in Grantham (1828);
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Secord, Samuel RobisonDec 18, 1805 - 15.8.1875; husband of Elizabeth Weaver (21.9.1829); father of Thomas Robison, Stephen, Samuel, William, Charles and Elizabeth; son of Hannah (Anna?) (nee Deforest) and Stephen Secord; brother of James, David, William Edwin, Richard Henry, Stephen Alexander, Mary (m. Robison or Robinson), Elizabeth, Esther Magdalen (m. Keefer) and Julia Ann (m. Stull);
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James Street looking south from Church Street . Court House and City Hall on right St Catharines Ont [Ontario] St Catharines Court House and City Hall shown (right) ; a man is standing in the middle of James Street (possibly a postman) ; streetcar tracks run the length of James Street ; houses and businesses (left) ; -
A handsome home on Church Street St Catharines Ont [Ontario] An elaborate styled house ; with a wrap-a-round porch on the lower level ; striped awnings on each window of the second floor ; a large roof gable (centre) and a multi sided tower complete with turret (centre right) a wrought iron fence surrounds the property and there are stone gate posts ; flowers and shrubs in the garden ; sidewalk boulevard grassed ; a Union Jack flag hangs from the porch and various other smaller flags are hung above the entrance to the house ; -
Secord, James Richard Robisonborn Jul 12, 1842 in Homer, Co. Lincoln; husband of Elizabeth Ann Hutt (1865); father of Richard Henry, William Hutt, John Robison, Herbert Philip, Eleanor Catherine (m. Driscoll), Priscilla Mary (m. Bowman), Elzira Ann, Florence Inez and Bertha; son of Catharine Elizabeth (nee Stull) and Richard Henry Secord; brother of Ann Elizabeth (m. Emmett), Mary Magdalen (m. Dunn), Martha Agnes, Laura Catharine and Alice Caroline (m. Emmett); volunteer trooper in Fenian raid 1866;
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Secord, Thomas Robisonborn 25.6.1830 in St. Davids; husband of Elizabeth Taylor Hill (m. 1855); father of Lochlin [Lachlan] McCallum, Samuel Woodruff, Henry Cartwright and Gertrude Blake; Deputy Supt. Southern Division Welland Canal (1861); son of Elizabeth (nee Weaver) and Samuel Robison Secord; brother of Stephen, Samuel, William, Charles and Elizabeth;
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Secord, David Jr.eldest son of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of James, Solomon, Stephen, George, John, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong); prisoner at Lundy's Lane; merchant in Queenston;
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Secord, Jameshusband of Ms. Fralick; son of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, Solomon, Stephen, George, John, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Solomonmarried; father of William Henry [Hendry] (1834-35); son of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, James, Stephen, George, John, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Stephenson of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, James, Solomon, George, John, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Georgeson of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, James, Solomon, Stephen, John, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong); M.P. for 3 yrs.
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Secord, Johnson of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, James, Solomon, Stephen, George, Robert, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Robertson of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; brother of David, James, Solomon, Stephen, George, John, Philip and Phoebe; half-brother of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Phoebedaughter of Catharine (nee Smith) and Maj. David Secord; sister of David, James, Solomon, Stephen, George, John, Robert and Philip; half-sister of Sarah (m. Cummings), Riall F., Elijah, Mary (m. Woodruff) and Elizabeth (m. Armstrong);
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Secord, Laura (nee Ingersoll)13.9.1775 (Mass.) - 17.10.1868; wife of James Secord (1773 - 1841); mother of Charles Badeau, Mary Lawrence (m. Trumbull), Charlotte, Harriet Hopkins (m. Smith), Appolonia or Appollonia, Hannah Cartwright (w. Williams, m. Carthew) and Laura (w. Poore, m. Clarke); daughter of Elizabeth (nee Dewey) and Thomas Ingersoll of Great Barrington, Mass.; sister of Charles Ingersoll; also see pages 409 and 465;
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Secord, Charles Badeau1809-1872; husband of Margaret Robins; father of Charles Forsyth, James Badeau and Alicia (m. Cockburn); only son of Laura (nee Ingersoll) and James Secord; brother of Mary Lawrence (m. Trumbull), Charlotte Secord, Harriet Hopkins (m. Smith), Appolonia Appollonia), Hannah Cartwright (w. Williams, m. Carthew) and Laura (m. Poore or Doore; m. Clark or Clarke); barrister-at-law in Queenston;
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Secord, James Badeau Jr.died 1899 in Niagara; husband of Clara Flint; no offspring; son of Margaret (nee Robins) and Charles Badeau Secord; brother of Charles Forsyth and Alicia (m. Cockburn); grandson of Laura (nee Ingersoll) and James Secord;
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Trumbull [Trimble], Mary Lawrence (nee Secord)died in Ireland; wife of Dr. William Trumbull (18.4.1816 or 1818); mother of Mary (died unmarried) and Elizabeth (m. Davis); daughter of Laura (nee Ingersoll) and James Secord; sister of Charles Badeau, Charlotte, Harriet Hopkins (m. Smith), Appolonia (Appollonia), Hannah Cartwright (w. Williams, m. Carthew) and Laura (w. Clark or Clarke; m. Poore or Doore; );
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Carthew, Hannah Cartwright (w. Williams, nee Secord)died 21.11.1877; lived and buried in Guelph; 1st husband: Howley [Hawley] Williams from England; 2nd husband: Edward Carthew (Englishman); mother of offspring by both husbands; daughter of Laura (nee Ingersoll) and James Secord; sister of Charles Badeau, Mary Lawrence (m. Trumbull), Charlotte, Harriet Hopkins (m. Smith), Appolonia (Appollonia) and Laura (w. Clark [Clarke]; m. Poore [Doore]); Queenston;
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Secord, Daniel1st wife: Rachel (died 1812); 2nd wife: Electa Page; father of John Wertman, Susan Maria, Elijah (all 3 by 1st wife Rachel), Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel (m. Cook), Sophia and Isabelle (all 6 by 2nd wife Electa); son of Susannah (nee Wartman) and John Secord; brother of John, Elijah, Cortland, Abraham W. and Mary (m. Lampman); probably militia officer who served in 1812;
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Secord, John Wertmanbaptized 17.3.1807; son of Rachel and Daniel Secord; brother of Susan Maria and Elijah; half-brother of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel (m. Cook), Sophia and Isabelle;
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Secord, Susan Mariabaptized 21.3.1814; daughter of Rachel and Daniel Secord; sister of John Wertman and Elijah; half-sister of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel (m. Cook), Sophia and Isabelle;
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Secord, Elijahbaptized 21.3.1814; husband of Catharine Elizabeth Smith (29.3.1832); son of Rachel and Daniel Secord; brother of John Wertman and Susan Maria; half-brother of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel (m. Cook), Sophia and Isabelle;
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Secord, Abramdied 1893; husband of Elizabeth Poole; son of Electa (nee Page) and Daniel Secord; brother of Daniel, Levi Page, Mary Rachel (m. Cook), Sophia and Isabelle; half-brother of John Wertman, Susan Maria and Elijah; London, ON;
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Cook, Mary Rachel (nee Secord)wife of John Ray Cook of St. Catharines; daughter of Electa (nee Page) and Daniel Secord; sister of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Sophia and Isabelle; half-sister of John Wertman, Susan Maria and Elijah; London, ON;
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Secord, Sophiabaptized 25.7.1819; daughter of Electa (nee Page) and Daniel Secord; sister of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel and Isabelle; half-sister of John Wertman, Susan Maria and Elijah; London, ON;
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Secord, Isabelledaughter of Electa (nee Page) and Daniel Secord; sister of Daniel, Levi Page, Abram, Mary Rachel and Sophia; half-sister of John Wertman, Susan Maria and Elijah; London, ON;
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Secord, Johnhusband of Janet Crooks (May 3, 1808); father of Matthew Brock, William Crooks, George Small, Elijah Wartman, Janet (m. Hatt), Arabella (m. Brennan) and Margaret; son of Susannah (nee Wartman) and John Secord; brother of Daniel, Elijah, Cortlandt, Abraham W. and Mary (m. Lampman); Barton, Co. Wentworth; Capt. of militia; served in 1812 as Lieut.; Ranger in Indian Dept. 1777; built Albion Mills in Barton Twp. together with his brother Elijah; merchant in Ancaster;
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Secord, Matthew Brockbaptized 21.3.1814; husband of Ann Servos; father of 3 sons and 2 daughters; son of Janet (nee Crooks) and John Secord; brother of William Crooks, George Small, Elijah Wartman, Janet (m. Hatt), Arabella (m. Brennan) and Margaret;
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Secord, George Smallhusband of Jessie Grant; father of 2 sons and 2 daughters; son of Janet (nee Crooks) and John Secord; brother of Matthew Brock, William Crooks, Elijah Wartman, Janet (m. Hatt), Arabella (m. Brennan) and Margaret; Mosa, Co. Middlesex;
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Secord, Elijah Wartmanhusband of Sarah Augusta Culloden; father of John, Frederick and Percy; son of Janet (nee Crooks) and John Secord; brother of Matthew Brock, William Crooks, George Small, Janet (m. Hatt), Arabella (m. Brennan) and Margaret; barrister-at-law;
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Secord, George Canningborn 1828; married his cousin Sarah Adelaide Secord; father of Herbert Canning, George Cortlandt and Percy Vaughan; son of Mary Rennet (nee Rousseau) and Elijah Secord; brother of Alexander Augustus, Pierre Van Cortlandt, William Henry Case, Walter Kerr. Susannah (m. Davis), Mary Rennett (m. Macnamara) and Elizabeth Talant (m. Van Wagner);
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Secord, Herbert Canningborn 1853; husband of Matilda Rachel Ferris; father of Auber Clarke, herbert Ferris and Olive Cortland; son of Sarah Adelaide and George Canning Secord; brother of George Cortlandt and Percy Vaughan; Canadian bank of Commerce;
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Secord, George Cortlandtborn 1855; husband of Mary Jane McKinley; father of Royal George and Ethel Grace Cortland; son of Sarah Adelaide and George canning Secord; brother of Herbert Canning and Percy Vaughan; Rotterdam Junction, N.Y.;
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Secord, Alexander Augustushusband of Eliza Macnamara; father of Thomas Eugene, Alexander Augustus, Mary Ann (m. Bedell), Geraldine (m. Marlatt), Gertrude (m. Towers), Josephine (m. Atkins) and Frances Mima (m. Young); son of Mary Rennet (nee Rousseau) and Elijah Secord; brother of George Canning, Pierre Van Cortlandt, William Henry Case, Walter Kerr. Susannah (m. Davis), Mary Rennett (m. Macnamara) and Elizabeth Talant (m. Van Wagner);
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Secord, Pierre Van Cortlandt (Dr.)husband of Marion Thompson; father of 3 sons and 1 daughter; M.D.; Chicago, ILL; son of Mary Rennet (nee Rousseau) and Elijah Secord; brother of George Canning, Alexander Augustus, William Henry Case, Walter Kerr, Susannah (m. Davis), Mary Rennett (m. Macnamara) and Elizabeth Talant (m. Van Wagner);
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Secord, William Henry Casehusband of Charlotte Burkholder; father of William Frank Secord and Laura Secord; son of Mary Rennet (nee Rousseau) and Elijah Secord; brother of George Canning, Alexander Augustus, Pierre Van Cortlandt, Walter Kerr, Susannah (m. Davis), Mary Rennett (m. Macnamara) and Elizabeth Talant (m. Van Wagner);
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Old Welland Canal And Cement High Level Bridge From Glen Ridge St Catharines Ontario Canada Factories and residential areas in distant background right and centre ; canal in foreground ; bridge in background running left to right ; two cement poles which claimed to be the highest in the world centre left ; -
View from Glen Ridge showing bridge and the two highest cement poles in the world, St Catharines Ont [Ontario] Factories and residential areas in background right, left and centre ; canal in foreground ; bridge in background running left to right ; two cement poles which claimed to be the highest in the world bottom left ; -
Secord, Cortlandt [Courtland] T. (Major)husband of Sarah Winterbottom (Mar 8, 1831); father of John Cortlandt and Sarah Adelaide (m. Secord); son of Susannah (nee Wartman) and John Secord; brother of Daniel, John, Elijah, Abraham W. and Mary (m. Lampman); Lieut, in war of 1812, subsequently Major in militia; 2nd Ensign July 2, 1812;
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Secord, John Cortlandtborn 18.9.1829; husband of Euretta Servos (1853); father of 3 sons and 3 daughters including Capt. Carl Secord, Mrs. Major and Mrs. Redhead; son of Sarah (nee Winterbottom) and Cortlandt Secord; brother of Sarah Adelaide (m. Secord);
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Secord, Isaac1780 (or 1783) - 1868 (or 1783-1855 ?); baptized on 9.9.1804; husband of Caroline Margaret Martha Bindle (9.9.1804); father of Alexander, Josiah, John, Sarah (m. Goring), Mary Ann (m. Lambert), Elizabeth (m. Vanderlip), Caroline (m. Junkins), Catharine (m. Lawrie?), Rachel (m. Nelson), Lucinda (m. Simons), Hannah (m. Stuart), Mary (m. Parnell), Matilda (m. Paulding), Maria (m. Simons) and Margaret (died infancy); son of Sarah and Keziah Secord; brother of Abraham, Daniel, Elizabeth and Mary;
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Secord, John Servos1821 (or 1819)-1901 (or 1899); husband of Edna (nee Secord); father of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Peter Byron, Theodore Orville, Charles Edward, Robert Edwin, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell) and Martha; son of Caroline Margaret Martha (nee Bindle or Bindell) and Isaac Secord; brother of Alexander, Josiah, Sarah (m. Goring), Mary Ann (m. Lambert), Elizabeth (m. Vanderlip), Caroline (m. Junkins), Catharine (m. Lawrie?), Rachel (m. Nelson), Lucinda (m. Simons), Hannah (m. Stuart), Mary (m. Parnell), Matilda (m. Paulding), Maria (m. Simons) and Margaret (died infancy); Homer, ON;
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Secord, Edna (nee Secord)Sep 3, 1821 or 1822 - Jan 20, 1899; wife of John Secord; mother of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Peter Byron, Theodore Orville, Charles Edward, Robert Edwin, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell), Martha, Sarah (m. Goring), Mary Ann (m. Lambert), Elizabeth (m. Vanderlip), Caroline (m. Junkins), Catharine (m. Lawrie?), Rachel (m. Nelson), Lucinda (m. Simons), Hannah (m. Stuart), Mary (m. Parnell), Matilda (m. Paulding), Maria (m. Simons) and Margaret (died infancy); daughter of Elizabeth (nee Read) and Solomon Edwin Secord; sister of Solomon O. and William Nelson; granddaughter of Lieut. Solomobn Secord;
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Secord, Peter Byronfather of 4 sons and 3 daughters (Niagara Falls); son of Edna (nee Secord) and John Secord; brother of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Theodore Orville, Charles Edward, Robert Edwin, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell) and Martha;
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Secord, Theodore Orvillefather of 4 sons and 3 daughters; son of Edna (nee Secord) and John Secord; brother of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Peter Byron, Charles Edward, Robert Edwin, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell) and Martha; Minnesota; Niagara, N.Y.;
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Secord, Charles Edwardborn 1852; Grantham Twp.; father of 5 sons and 3 daughters; son of Edna (nee Secord) and John Secord; brother of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Peter Byron, Theodore Orville, Robert Edwin, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell) and Martha;
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Secord, Robert Edwinfather of 1 son and 3 daughters (Pennsylvania); son of Edna (nee Secord) and John Secord; brother of Hamilton Merritt, George Martin, Peter Byron, Theodore Orville, Charles Edward, Mary Jane (m. Merritt), Elvina (m. Solyvin), Sarah Catharine (m. Dressell) and Martha;
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Horseshoe Falls and surrounding area seen from the ferris wheel at Maple Leaf Village Niagara Falls Clifton Hill runs through the picture bottom left to top right ; Castle Dracula sign partially visible bottom left of the wheel span ; Queen Victoria Park is hidden behind the trees ; Minolta Tower and two other buildings background right ; Horseshoe Falls background centre ; Upper Niagara River and the Lower Niagara River visible ; Time is Fall as many of the trees have changed colour ; -
Ferris Wheel At Maple Leaf Village Amusement Park Niagara Falls The ferris wheel complete with ride cars in the by now defunct Maple Leaf Village ; snow on ground ; -
Secord, Abraham W.Apr 3, 1795 - May 1852; husband of Elizabeth Lampman (27.5.1818); father of Peter Sidney, James C. and Robert Addison; youngest son of Susannah (nee Wartman) and John Secord Jr.; brother of Daniel, John, Elijah, Cortlandt and Mary (m. Lampman);
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View on lower Niagara showing Queenston Heights and Brock's Monument in distance A large black and white steam ship with two red and black funnels is shown steaming away from the village of Queenston ; Brock's monument in distant background (left) ; trees line the shore of the Niagara River ; title in red print top left ; Crest of the British Empire reading On whose Dominion the sun never sets top right corner -
Rousseau, Jean Baptistedied 1813; buried at St. Marks; husband of Margaret Kleine (1780); father of 4 daughters and 2 sons including Elizabeth, Rainet (m. Secord), Margaret (m. Davis) and Catherine (m. Servos); kept a store and mill in Ancaster, ON;
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Junction of Geneva, Niagara, Queenston and St Paul Streets St Catharines Ont [Ontario] View looking down two of the streets ; tram or streetcar tracks intersect throughout the image ; on the left is a horse drawn carriage ; centre and right are two automobiles ; both street views have large leafy mature trees, shops, stores and businesses ; -
Servos, Daniel Kerrdied 1857; husband of Catherine Rousseau; father of 5 sons and 4 daughters including Margaret Ann (m. Secord) and Elizabeth Gertrude (m. Rennie); Niagara (1816) and later Barton Twp.;
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St John's Church and parish hall Port Dalhousie Ont [Ontario] An L shaped red brick building ; the parish hall is to the right ; a small one strey red brick building with arched windows and an arched doorway ; a small cross is atop the roof gable ; the church is partially hidden by a large tree (left) but the church bell tower is visible ; residential property in background right ; wooden poles carrying either hydro or phone in front of the building ; dirt road in foreground and a grass verge ; -
Laura Secord monument at Lundy's Lane The monument (centre) consists of a square column sitting atop a plain flat plinth and topped with a carved bust of Laura Secord ; an inscription runs down the centre of the column ; the location is Drummond Hill Cemetery ; various other headstones are in the background ; a white band runs down the right hand side of the card and the title is printed in black on this band ; -
Steamer Cayuga of Canada Steamship Lines at Queenston Dock The steamship Cayuga at the Queenston Dock ; ship consists of two decks and has two striped funnels from which smoke is billoing ; the Niagara River is visible in the background ; buses and cars are parked awaiting passengers (left) ; a roof sign reading Toronto Boats" is over the open wooden building which serves as the station (centre); -
North of restaurant Queenston Heights Canada The restaurant is partially visible through the large mature surrounding it ; an overhead sign Restaurant is visible through the tress (centre) ; people can be seen underneath the porch (background) ; a formal rose bed is located in front of the property and a wooden bench is located next to the rose bed ; title in black print top left ; -
Crowd at the base of Brock's Monument Queenston Heights Park Ontario Canada Close-up view of one corner of the base of Brock's Monument ; square plinth base with columns at each corner ; another column rests on the plinth itself ; stone lions sit at each corner of the base ; on the column facing is a replica of what may be the General wearing the elaborate uniform that he is usually depicted wearing but bearing a great resemblance to a roman centurion ; some of the base is covered in ivy and small bushes and trees are around the base ; a very large crowd of people are standing with their backs to the camera ; majority of the crowd appear to be military ; women are wearing Edwardian style clothing, long skirts, jackets and hats ; men are in suits and wearing hats ; A Union Jack flies from a flag pole located at the right hand side of the monument base ; -
Site of Redan Battery War 1812-14 Queenston Heights Canada Monument commemorating the location of the redan battery used in the Battle of Queenston Heights centre ; monument consists of two very large boulders forming the base and a third boulder on top ; a plauq is attached to the top boulder ; very large mature trees surround the marker located on Queenston Heights ; -
Cartwright, JamesMay 3, 1786 - Oct 11, 1811; son of Magdalen (nee Secord) and Hon. Richard C. Cartwright; brother of Richard Cartwright Jr. (1787), Hannah (m. Dobbs) (1792), Thomas Robinson (1799), Stephen Henry (1801) and twins John Solomon and Rev. Robert David (both 1804);
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Dobbs, Hannah (nee Cartwright)Dec 1792 - Jan 4, 1839; wife of Capt. Alex Dobbs, RN; daughter of Magdalen (nee Secord) and Hon. Richard C. Cartwright; sister of James (1786), Richard Cartwright Jr. (1787), Thomas Robinson (1799), Stephen Henry (1801) and twins John Solomon and Rev. Robert David (both 1804);
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Cartwright, Thomas Robinson19.1.1799 - 26.6.1826; husband of Miss Fisher; son of Magdalen (nee Secord) and Hon. Richard C. Cartwright; brother of James (1786), Richard Cartwright Jr. (1787), Hannah (m. Dobbs) (1792), Stephen Henry (1801) and twins John Solomon and Rev. Robert David (both 1804);
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Cartwright, Stephen Henryborn 24.1.1801; died at age 13 yrs; son of Magdalen (nee Secord) and Hon. Richard C. Cartwright; brother of James (1786), Richard Cartwright Jr. (1787), Hannah (m. Dobbs) (1792), Thomas Robinson (1799) and twins John Solomon and Rev. Robert David (both 1804);
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Cartwright, Robert David (Rev,)Sept. 4, 1804 - 1843; husband of Harriett Dobbs; father of Mary Jane, Rev. Conway C., Sir Richard John C. and 2 sons who died young; son of Magdalen (nee Secord) and Hon. Richard C. Cartwright; brother of James (1786), Richard Cartwright Jr. (1787), Hannah (m. Dobbs) (1792), Thomas Robinson (1799), Stephen Henry (1801) and twin John Solomon (1804);
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Smith, Mr.died 1904 in Minnesota; son of Harriet (nee Secord) and David William Smith; brother of Louisa and another sister; grandson of Laura (nee Ingersoll) and James Secord;
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Kelley, Mary Christina (divorced O'Neal, O'Neil or Oneil, nee Springer)died ca. 1858 in St. Clair County, Michigan; buried in Rose Hill Cemetery in St. Clair county; 1st husband: O'Neal or O'Neil; 2nd husband: Owen Kelley; mother of Mary (m. Stover) (by 1st husband), Robert, Harrison, Freeman, Horrace, Susan, Lydia, William, Abner, David, Owen and Charles (all previous 11 by 2nd husband Owen); daughter of Emma (nee Vaughn) and Charles Christopher Springer (b. 1756); sister of Richard, Kaziah, Rebecca, Henrietta, Joseph, Benjamin, Frank and Samuel; half-sister of Lorenzo;
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Stover, Mary (nee O'Neal or O'Neil)wife of John Stover; daughter of Mary Christina (nee Springer) and Mr. O'Neal; mother of James, Henry, Stephen, Malinda and John; half-sister of Robert, Harrison, Freeman, Horrace, Susan, Lydia, William, Abner, David, Owen and Charles (all 11 by last name Kelley);
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Stanton, James Robertsonhusband of Martha Ann Hardison (1836); father of Robert Lee, James Robertson and Martha; son of Margaret (nee Robertson) and William Stanton; brother of Charles, Samuel and Charlotte (w. Warren, m. McKenzie);
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Street, Samuel (Rev.)1635-1717; husband of Anna Miles (1664); father of Samuel (b. 1667) and Nicholas (b. 1677) and 5 daughters; son of Mary and Rev. Nicholas Street; brother to 3 sisters; graduated Harvard 1664; clergyman for 45 yrs. in Wallingford, Conn.;
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Street, Nathaniel1693-1748; husband of Mary Raymond (25.11.1719); father of Samuel (b. 1720), Timothy (b. 1723), John (b. 1728), Hannah (m. Raymond; b. 1722) and Ebenezer (b. 1735); son of Hannah (nee Glover) and Lieut. Samuel Street (b. 1667 or 1677); brother to 8 siblings; house and ship builder in Norwalk, Conn.;
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Street, Samuel1720-1753; husband of Elizabeth Raymond; father of Nehemia, Nathaniel, Samuel, John, Hannah, Mehitable, Mary (m. Darling) and Elizabeth; son of Mary (nee Raymond) and Nathaniel Street (b. 1693); brother of Timothy, Hannah (m. Raymond), John and Ebenezer; in fur business with brother Timothy;
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Street, Timothyborn 1723; drowned in Lake Champlain; husband of Susannah Lockwood; father of Lockwood, John, Timothy and Susannah (m. Chase); son of Mary (nee Raymond) and Nathaniel Street (b. 1693); brother of Samuel, Hannah (m. Raymond) and John; in the fur business with brother Samuel; family moved to Canada ca. 1800; all sons settled there; strongly pro-British;
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Street, Lockwood1768 (N.Y. State) - 1818 (Long Point); husband of Mercy Ward (m. 1792); father of Timothy (b. 1793), Jacob (b. 1795), Agnes (b. 1798), John (b. 1800), Lockwood (b. 1802) and Martha (b. 1804; m. Smith); son of Susannah (nee Lockwood) and Timothy Street (b. 1723); brother of John, Timothy and Susannah (m. Chase); settled in St. Davids, Niagara District (1800); carpenter;
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Street, John1800-1878; father of George Allen (b. 1827), Erastus S. (b. 1831), Joseph Lockwood (b. 1836) and Dr. William Halton [or Walton] (b. 1839); son of Mercy (nee Ward) and Lockwood Street; brother of Timothy, Jacob, Agnes, Lockwood and Martha (m. Smith); farmer in Trafalgar Twp.; moved to London, ON in 1875;
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Street, Isaac BrockOct 8, 1814 (St. Davids, ON) - Sep 1, 1849 (Streetsville, ON); husband of Harriett Cornell; father of Charles Russell (b. 1837), Albert Isaac (b. 1842), Matilda (b. 1839) and Harriett Charlotte Louisa [or Louise] (b. 1841; m. Feed or Fell); son of Abigail (nee Smith) and Timothy Street; brother of Erastus Joseph, Hiram, John, Stephen, Timothy, Matilda, Susanna, Ann, Leonora (or Leonard) and Charles;
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Raymond, Hannah (nee Street)1722-1795; wife of Eliakeim [Elliakim] Raymond (m. 1740); mother of Eliakim (b. 1747), Nathaniel (1749-52), Street (b. 1751), Nathaniel (b. 1753), George (b. 1759), Henry (b. 1764), Napthali (b. 1776) and 5 daughters; daughter of Mary (nee Raymond) and Nathaniel Street; sister of Samuel (b. 1720), Timothy (b. 1723), John (b. 1728) and Ebenezer (b. 1735);
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Street, John1728-1776; killed in Battle of White Plains; husband of Hannah Jarvis; father of Nathaniel Jarvis (b. 1759), John (b. 1765), David (b. 1765), Joseph (b. 1769), Greenlief (b. 1771) and 2 daughters; son of Mary (nee Raymond) and Nathaniel Street (b. 1693); brother of Samuel (b. 1720), Timothy (b. 1723), Hannah (b. 1722; m. Chase) and Ebenezer;
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Street, Samuel (Col.)born 1742 or 1743; husband of Phoebe Van Camp (Mar 1784 in Montreal); father of Mary (m. Usher); son of Elizabeth (nee Raymond) and Samuel Street; brother of Hannah, Mehitable, Nehemiah, Mary (m. Darling), Nathaniel, John and Elizabeth; trader in Niagara 1780-81; Sergeant in British Army; government storekeeper in Ft. Niagara; various commercial enterprises incl. land speculation and fur trade; govt. store keeper in Fort Niagara; Sergt. in British Army; Col. with Canadian Militia; M.P. for 3rd District of Lincoln in Provincial Parliament; Speaker of Leg. Assembly; spoke native Indian language;
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Street, Nehemiah1745 (Norwalk, Conn.) - Sep 1, 1787 (murdered/Cold Springs, NY); husband of Thankful Moody (m. 1772 in Farmington Ct.); father of Samuel (b. 1775), Timothy Benedict (b. 1779), Thaddeus, Cynthia (b. 1776) and Anne; son of Elizabeth (nee Raymond) and Samuel Street; brother of Samuel, Hannah, Mehitable, Mary (m. Darling), Nathaniel, John and Elizabeth;
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Street, Samuel (Col.)14.3.1775 (Farmington, Ct.) - 21.8.1844 (Port Robinson, ON); buried in Drummond Hill Cemetery; husband of Abigail Hyde Ransom (m. 1811 in Buffalo); father of Julia Ann (died 1813), Hon. Thomas Clark Street (b. 1814), Cynthia (b. 1816; m. Fuller), Julia Ann (b. 1819; m. Macklem), V. Caroline (b. 1825; m. Cummings, m. Macklem, m. Robertson, m. Beecher) and Elizabeth (m. Plumb); son of Thankful Moody and Nehemiah Street; brother of Cynthia (b. 1776), Annie, Timothy Benedict (b. 1779) and Thaddeus; Niagara Falls;
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Beecher (or Becher ?), V. Caroline (w. Robertson, w. Macklem, w. Cummings, nee Street)born Aug 5, 1825; 1st husband: James Cummings (Chippawa); 2nd husband: Dr. Thomas Clark Macklem (Chippawa); 3rd husband: Rev. W.H.C. Robertson (U.S.A.); 4th husband: H.C.R. Beecher (or Becher)(Q.C. of London, ON); mother of James Cummings Macklem, Sutherland Macklem, Caroline Macklem and Elizabeth Macklem (m. Macklem); 4th daughter of Abigail Hyde and Col. Samuel Street (of Niagara Falls); sister of Julia Ann (died 1813), Hon. Thomas Clark Street (b. 1814), Cynthia (b. 1816; m. Fuller), Julia Ann (b. 1819; m. Macklem) and Elizabeth (m. Plumb);
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Street, Timothy Benedict10.1.1779 (Farmington, Ct.) - 18.9.1833; 1st wife: Sarah Boinest; 2nd wife: Miss Huguet; 3rd wife: Angelique Leroy (m. 1821); father of Henry T. (b. 1817) / by 2nd wife, Saul Alley (b. 1831) and Gustavus (b. 1826)/ both by 3rd wife Angelique; son of Thankful Moody and Nehemiah Street; brother of Samuel (b. 1775), Cynthia (b. 1776), Annie and Thaddeus;
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Fuller, Samuel Streetborn 1838; husband of Minna Smith (1863); father of Samuel George, Thomas Henry, Arthur Street, Norman Brock and 2 daughters; son of Cynthia (nee Street) and Thomas Brock Fuller; brother of Thomas Richard (twin), William Leeming (1839-40), William (b. 1845), Vanancy England, Shelton Brock, henry Hobart, Mary Margaret (m. McLeod), Laura Abigail (m. Benson) and Elizabeth (m. McMurray)
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Fuller, Vanancy Englandborn 1847; husband of Louise Coxwell (1872); father of Valancy Murray Street Fuller and of 2 daughters; son of Cynthia (nee Street) and Thomas Brock Fuller; brother of Thomas Richard, Samuel Street, William Leeming (1839-40), William (1845-86), Shelton Brock, Henry Hobart, Mary Margaret (m. McLeod), Laura Abigail (m. Benson) and Elizabeth (m. McMurray); Hamilton;
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Fuller, Henry Hobart1856 (Thorold) - 1890 (Hamilton); husband of Katherine T. Womley Spratt; res. Toronto, ON; father of 3 sons and 1 daughter; son of Cynthia (nee Street) and Thomas Brock Fuller; brother of Thomas Richard, Samuel Street, William Leeming (1839-40), William (1845-86), Vanancy England, Shelton Brock, Mary Margaret (m. McLeod), Laura Abigail (m. Benson) and Elizabeth (m. McMurray);
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Macklem, Oliver Richardborn 18.11.1854; married his cousin Elizabeth Macklem (1881); father of Oliver Tiffany, Hedley Clark and Phillis Ruth; son of Julia Ann (nee Street) and Oliver Tiffany Macklem; brother of William Street, Thomas Street (1842-45), Thomas Clark Street (b. 25.11.1862), Caroline (m. Denison), Julia Abigail (m. Denison), Hannah Jessie (m. Fleming), Charlotte (m. Macklem) and Anna (m. Hodgins); barrister;
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Macklem, Sutherland Clark (Rev.)born 1853 (Clark Hill, Niagara Falls); married cousin Charlotte Elizabeth Macklem (1876); father of Sutherland Street, Charles Douglas, Henry Becher, Frank Paget and 2 daughters; later resided in England; son of Caroline (nee Street) and Dr. Thomas Clark Macklem; brother of James Clark, Caroline Clark and Elizabeth (m. Macklem); 1890 ordained priest in Church of England;
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Street, Nicholas Jr.died 1617; of Bridgewater, Somersets/ England; 1st wife: Susanna Gilberd (16.1.1602); 2nd wife: Mary --; father of Rev. Nicholas Street (by 1st wife Susanna), John, Matthew, William, Frances, Philip (b.& d. 1616), and 1 daughter (died infancy) - all 6 previous by 2nd wife Mary - ; son of Mary and Nicholas Street Sr.; brother of Thomas and 2 sisters;
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Street, Johnliving in 1616; son of Mary and Nicholas Street Jr.; brother of 1 sister (died infancy) and of Matthew, William, Frances and Philip (died infant 1616); half-brother of Rev. Nicholas Street;
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Street, Philipborn and died 1616; son of Mary and Nicholas Street Jr.; brother of 1 sister (died infancy), John, Matthew, William and Frances; half-brother of Rev. Nicholas Street (1603-74);
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Street, Samuel (Lieut.)1667(New Haven, Conn.) - 1720; 1st wife: Hannah Glover (m. 1690); 2nd wife: Elizabeth (w. Todd; nee Brown; m. 1716); father of 9 children including Nathaniel (1693), Elnathan (1695), John (1703), Samuel (1707) and 3 daughters - previously mentioned 7 offspring by 1st wife Hannah -; son of Anna (nee Miles) and Rev. Samuel Street; brother of Nicholas (b. 1677) and 5 sisters;
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Street, Nicholasborn 1677 (Wallingford); husband of Jerusha Morgan (1704); father of James (b. 1708) and 3 daughters; son of Anna and Rev. Samuel Street; brother of Samuel (1667) and 5 sisters; tailor;
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Street, Elnathan (Capt.)born 1695; husband of Damaris Hull (m. 1722); father of Benjamin (b. 1723), Samuel (b.&d. 1725), Samuel (b. 1728), Nicholas (b. 1730), Capt. Elnathan (b. 1732), Jesse (b. 1741) and 2 daughters; son of Hannah (nee Glover) and Lieut. Samuel Street; brother of Nathaniel (b. 1693), John (b. 1703), Samuel (b. 1707) and 3 sisters;