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Close Competition as Delayed Hardy Cup Gets Under Way
Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron race officers brought the Hardy Cup under 25 match racing regatta back on track today after Monday's abandonment due to strong southerly winds.
Despite a light and flukey morning breeze and a later shift in wind direction on Sydney Harbour, the ISAF Grade 3 event produced intense competition between the young sailors from Australia and New Zealand and saw the completion of 11 flights.
New Zealand Josh Junior, with his Wellington Spirit team from the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, came out at the top of the leader board with nine wins. His only loss was to David Gilmour, from Perth's Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht, after the Kiwis sailed around a wrong mark when in the lead.
Close astern on the leader board, with seven wins each, are Gilmour, Jordan Reece's True Blue Racing team representing the host club, the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, and Jay Griffin's Match Stick Racing team from the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia.
The top four finished the day well in front of the other three teams: Tim Coltman (RPNC Youth Scheme, NZL) who had two wins, David Chapman (RSYS) with one win, and Ashlen Rooklyn (CYCA) who lost every flight.
A moderate east-south-easterly sea breeze is forecast for tomorrow with race officers confident of completing a third round-robin to decide the four finalists for this 10th Hardy Cup conducted by the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron.
The Hardy Cup is one of the feature yacht racing events on the calendar of Australia's senior yacht club which this year is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its formation in 1862. -- Peter Campbell
Rule Britannia - Famous J Class Royal Yacht Back in Cowes
An exact replica of the famous racing J Class Royal Yacht Britannia is back in Cowes . . . the stripped hull arrived on Saturday, 4 February at Southboats Yard in Venture Quays, East Cowes. The original yacht was scuttled following King George V's death in January 1936. He'd left instructions that she was to 'follow him to the grave'. Stripped of all her spars and fittings, her hull was towed out from Cowes and sunk off St Catherine's Deep, somewhere west of Ventnor and south of the Needles, on July 1 1936.
His Majesty's Yacht "Britannia" was a gaff-rigged cutter built in 1893 for Commodore Albert Edward, Prince of Wales. She served him and his son, King George V, with a long yachting and racing career. In 1931, she was converted to the J-Class with a Bermuda rig and her last race was at Cowes in 1935. During her racing career she had won 231 races and took another 129 flags.
In 1994, the only exact replica of the Britannia was commissioned (after due approval by the Queen) and built in Russia, and after many problems and hard negotiations with her Russian shipbuilders, was finally released to her then owner, Mr. Sigurd Coates, who duly shipped her to Norway in 2009. The completion of the project came to a standstill until now.The Britannia and the rebuilding project have been acquired by Minicast Holdings Ltd, Gibraltar, which, upon its completion, will be donating the use of the yacht for a minimum of 10 years, to the Britannia Trust, to be wholly used for charity.
As you might expect, after Artic winters and battered by storms on her way here, the hull looks the worse for wear. The plan: for her completion to commence, and for the Trust that now owns her, to invest in fitting-in new deck ware, restoring her interior, her mast, rigging and sails, back to what they were in the Classic Days of Cowes Yachting.
The goal: for her to become a flagship for charity, reaching out to underprivileged children, war veterans and to be used as a fundraising venue for upcoming charities in the UK and across the globe. Head of the Trust, Scott Ward, says "The hull needs a good brush up and tender care, but we hope to introduce her to you all in a few weeks, once she is out of the water and looking her best".-- Gerald New in SailWeb.co.uk
See also britanniatrust.org
Newport Bermuda 2012 Entries on Pace with Past Fleets
Three weeks into the entry process for the 48th Newport Bermuda Race, applications for entry for the 2012 race continue to roll in at a rapid rate for the 106-year-old biennial ocean-racing classic, with expectations of another large fleet.
Brin Ford, Database Chairman for the Bermuda Race Organizing Committee, commented, "As of February 3rd, the rate of entries was exactly on pace with the 2010 race with 105 boats having submitted Applications for Entry (AFE)." The Newport Bermuda Race is an invitational event, so skippers must submit an application and receive an invitation before completing the registration process. The 2010 race was the third largest ever, with 183 boats. The only bigger fleets were 264 in the 2006 Centennial Race and 198 in 2008.
"Of the 105 AFE's submitted," Ford continued, "77 are now approved for their invitation, 35 need to provide Experience Forms, and the rest are pending. Thirty-three skippers say their boat has not done the race before. We're still missing many of our old friends, but they have time to enter before the April 15th deadline without paying an extra late fee. An additional 17 captains have begun the registration process, but have yet to file an AFE."
Some experienced Bermuda Race skippers are coming back. Among the returning boats is Rives Potts' McCurdy & Rhodes 48 Carina (Westbrook, CT). She was the St. David's Lighthouse Trophy winner in 2010 and also 1970, and is a veteran of 16 Bermuda Races over 40 years.
So far, other returning Lighthouse winners are Sinn Fein, Peter Rebovich's Cal 40 (Metuchen, NJ) winner of the St. David's Lighthouse Trophy in 2006 and 2008 and Llwyd Ecclestone's Frers 68 Kodiak (West Palm Beach, FL).
The classic S&S yawl Dorade, which did her first Bermuda Race under the command of Olin Stephens in 1930, will be sailed by new owner Matt Brooks from San Francisco, CA. Charlie Robertson (Old Saybrook, CT) is returning after a 15-year absence with his Frers Mini-Maxi Cannonball. This is the big yellow boat he sailed back in 1988 to win first place in IMS.
Among stock boat builders, currently J Boats has 21 entries, Swan has 12 and Beneteau has 8. Designer/builders with two or more entries include Peterson, McCurdy & Rhodes, S&S, Santa Cruz, Tartan, Hinckley, C&C, Cal, Baltic, IMX, Ker, Morris, Sabre and Hallberg Rassey. Gold Digger, Jim Bishop's J44 (New York, NY) and Robert Foreman's Hinkley SW 42 Jacqueline IV (Bay Shore, NY) will be back for their twelfth races. Gracie, Steve and Simon Frank's McCurdy & Rhodes 69 (Darien, CT) will make her eleventh race. -- Talbot Wilson
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The closing date for entries for the May 16 Nautical Auction is Thursday 5th April. Full details and pictures of the vessels, together with their guide price will then be published on www.goldingsnautical.co.uk and a list will be e.mailed to all potential buyers who have pre-registered their interest on the website.
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Further auctions are planned for 25th July, 10th October and 12th December.
Sail Auckland 2012 Becalmed on Final Day
There were no races completed today in the 470, 420, Laser, Laser Radial and Finn, so final results in those divisions are the ones that remain from yesterday. The RS:X, SKUD 18 and 2.4mR were the lucky three classes to finish both of their races as scheduled, and the 29er and 49er skiffs had just one.
Peter and Blair are two of the twelve NZL Sailing Team sailors that have been selected to represent the country at the London 2012 Olympics. Although they were only racing against one other boat in this regatta, the time back on the water proved valuable.
All of New Zealand's selected Olympic representatives for the London 2012 games finished first in their respective fleets.
Final Standings:
Olympic Classes
Laser top three
Laser Radial top three
470 top three
Finn top three
RS:X 9.5 (Men) top three
RS:X 8.5 (Women and youth) top three
49er top two
Paralympic Classes
2.4 metre top three
SKUD18 top two
RKJ Gets Hull Honorary Doctorate
Sir Robin became a Doctor of the University after the graduation ceremony on Thursday 26 January.
"It has been a very great pleasure to return to Hull and to receive this honour from the university," said Sir Robin. "Hull & Humber was a great entrant in two Clipper Races and the legacy of that participation continues in CatZero's pioneering work transforming the lives of young people through programmes rooted in the challenges of seamanship."
Fourteen of the CatZero graduates became crew members on board Hull & Humber in Clipper 09-10, acting as ambassadors for the city during the course of the race.
The Inn at English Harbour Sponsors Prize for RORC Caribbean 600
The prize of a week's holiday for two at this luxurious resort on the south coast of Antigua is up for grabs for the first IRC 1, 2 or 3 class boat on corrected time. Around half of the 40-strong fleet will be eligible to take part in this fantastic competition offered by the sponsor.
As part of the Caribbean 600 social programme on shore, The Inn at English Harbour will also be holding an Owner's Cocktail Party the night before the race.
For further information, visit the website for The Inn at English Harbour, Antigua, West Indies: www.theinn.ag
The 2012 edition of the RORC Caribbean 600, organised by the Royal Ocean Racing Club and hosted by the Antigua Yacht Club, will start on Monday 20th February 2012.
Full details and list of entries can be found at: caribbean600.rorc.org
Heesen Yachts to Sponsor Russian Synergy RC44 Team
The Synergy RC44 team has announced that Heesen Yachts will become their main sponsor for the championship in 2012.
Synergy were perhaps expected to mount an America's Cup campaign. The Team owned by Valentin Zavadnikov and Leonid Lebedevhas competed in TP52 and Louis Vuitton Trophy campaigns as well as the RC44. This year, the team will be joined by American sailor Ed Baird.
You might think there would be more overlap between Superyachts and sailing. At the very top end of the sport, many yacht racing team owners have superyachts as well as racing yachts. ORACLE Racing Boss, Larry Ellison is famous for his non-sail powered ships and rival Ernesto Bertarelli also recently launched a new superyacht - Vava II.
Perhaps it is because there is an element of the sailing community that is determined to try and popularise the sport by stripping it of glamour and luxury in the belief that appealing to one of the fastest growing, recession-proof markets is a bad idea because it somehow alienates common folk who might want to try the sport.
Luckily, the America's Cup, which has always been the domain of billionaires, and continues to be positioned at a price-point only viable for the most liquid of backers, is embracing the superyacht industry. The cup has announced a Superyacht program, and recently announced a new partner to look after the types of folk who will move their yachts from sunny climes like the Mediterrainian and the Caribbean to sunny San Francisco in 2013. -- David Fuller in YachtRacing.biz
Spinnaker Tales
The Brisbane North sail-loft business partners and key crewmembers in the Black Jack Ocean racing team finished the 2011 sailing season on a high note playing an important crew role when Investec Loyal scored a surprise line honours win over the Mark Richards skippered Wild Oats Xl in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race.
Skipper Mark Bradford already has the career distinction of winning a World Etchells Silver Medal however he has confidently handed over the tiller for the 2012 World championship challenge to his talented sailing mate Vaughan Prentice.
"I'm going to be the wave-break in the bow with the responsibility of making sure there are no stuff-ups with spinnaker sets, gybes and drops". Bradford said.
While the crew change is interesting it is not expected to remotely affect their boat speed with Vaughan Prentice respected by his rivals as a 'tough nut' and is very difficult to roll even when the contest turns into a tactical dog-fight.
In fact the tougher it gets the harder he sails sustaining the required pressure to control the vital centimetres of sailing space which generally decide the critical difference between fair sailing or being committed to execute a time consuming on course penalty for an infringement of the rules.
Both Vaughan Prentice and Mark Bradford have the collective experience of knowing when to 'crank up' the boat speed however they will be required to base their tactical strategy on thinking ahead of the game to have their skills rewarded when the high standard fleet line up for the important championship racing over the open ocean courses off Sydney's Manly Beach from February 20 to 25.
Meanwhile a top place in the Etchell Worlds remains a priority while Black Jack is being prepared to represent Queensland in the Middle Harbour Yacht Clubs Sydney Harbour regatta on similar courses off Sydney Heads on March 10-11.
Black Jack owned by Brisbane businessman Peter Harburg and crewed by a talented team of Queensland sailors will use the Sydney regatta as an important evaluation trial before lining up for the 2012 Brisbane to Gladstone Race on Good Friday April 6th.
"Sydney racing sets the benchmark for testing the IRC rating and we have nominated Black Jack to see where we are at in terms of being on the pace". Mark Bradford said.
Apart from contesting the Surf to City (Southport to Sandgate) race in January Black Jack has been resting in her cradle for the past 8 months while owner Peter Harburg pursued the passion of car racing in Europe.
Now they are back on the IRC racing circuit and are fully prepared to face a searching test when the sails are tensioned for the Grand Prix class honours next month against a competitive fleet which includes the 2011 Audi Australian Champion Hooligan and the Rolex Sydney Hobart champion Loki. -- Ian Grant
New Zealand's 18ft Skiff Challenge
New Zealand's 18ft Skiff sailors will make their strongest challenge in recent years when they contest the JJ Giltinan Championship on Sydney Harbour from 17-26 February.
Since the time James J. Giltinan first conceived the idea of holding a world's championship for 18ft Skiffs, New Zealand has not only been a regular and successful competitor in the event, but has also been a leading innovator in the class.
The most famous of these Kiwi innovators is Bruce Farr, whose designs dominated the class during the 1970s, but others to stamp their name on innovations are the Mander brothers (Peter and Graham), Jack Logan and Russell Bowler.
New Zealand were represented from the first regatta on Sydney Harbour in 1938 then held and won the 1939 event (Manu, skippered by Geo. Chamberlain) at Auckland.
Jack Logan was next in the 1950 series in a radically designed snub nosed skiff named Komutu before the Manders (Intrigue) made a sensational breakthrough with the first trapeze men to become the first two-time winners of the championship in the 1952 and 1954 events.
Although they were always competitive the only New Zealand winner between 1954 and the early 1970s was Bern Skinner, who took the 1960 series in Surprise.
The most successful New Zealand 18ft Skiff designer came into the 18s in 1969/1970 when Bruce Farr boats represented USA, UK and Australia as well as New Zealand.
Don Lidgard took the 1972 series for New Zealand with Smirnoff and Terry Mc Dell (Travelodge New Zealand) also won for New Zealand in 1974. Both in Farr designed boats. Bob Holmes (Travelodge in 1973) and Dave Porter (KB in 1975) also won for Australia in Farr designed boats.
Russell Bowler was the next Kiwi to progress the evolution in design with the super lightweight hull construction of Benson & Hedges for the 1977 regatta at Auckland.
Escalating costs over the next two decades has seen the Kiwi challenge suffer in comparison to the earlier years, although the deeds of skippers such as Chris Skinner, Phil Airey and Scott Kennedy can't be underestimated as they have put up some excellent performances against the might of Australian, USA and UK teams.
Hard work and dedication by Graham Catley and Alex Vallings has seen a heartening revival in the class in New Zealand. Only one month ago, Alex Vallings won the 2012 Mark Foy Trophy regatta at Auckland in his brand new C-Tech skiff - one of two hulls built by Van Munster Boatbuilders late in 2011 for both Alex and Graham (Maersk Line).
The New Zealanders have six boats (including the two new skiffs) entered for the 2012 Giltinan: C-Tech (Alex Vallings), Yamaha (David McDiarmid), Maersk Line (Graham Catley), Stunt Academy (Chris Hirst), Cutting Shapes (Ed Ross) and Bridge Marina Travelift (Kez Cameron. The New Zealand resurgence can only be good for the class as it continues its international progression. -- Frank Quealey, Australian 18 Footers League
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Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver believes his National League promotion contenders will return from the prolonged break with even more energy.
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Wentworth Co., 1888
|13052-89 (Wentworth Co.) James ALONZO, 28, fireman, New York, Hamilton, s/o Robert ALONZO, married Alvina KARTZMARK, 18, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Martin & Caroline KARTZMARK; witn - William MATHEWS & Agnes KILROY of Hamilton on 01 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13228-88 David AMES, 37, widower, stone mason, Plymouth Mass., Harrisburg, s/o Isaac & Deborah, married Sarah CHESTER, 39, widow, London England, Hamilton, d/o Joseph PAINTER & Ellen SHANNON, witn: Thomas Norman SHEFFIELD of Beverly (or Thomas NORMAN of Sheffield) & Alfred CHESTER of Hamilton, 26 Sept 1888 at the Manse, Dundas
|13010-89 (Wentworth Co.) John E. W. ANDERSON, 26, doctor, West Flamboro, same, s/o James & Melinda ANDERSON, married Emma Jane HUNT, 22, West Flamboro, same, d/o David & Agnes HUNT; witn - George E. ANDERSON of Clinton Ont. & Elizabeth FORD of Trafalgar on 26 Dec 1888 at West Flamboro
|012854-88 (Wentworth Co.) James ANDERSON, 25, blksmith, Montreal, Saltfleet, s/o John & Anne ANDERSON, married Esther LaMARCHE, 25, St. Catharines, Saltfleet, d/o Wilhelm & Ellen LaMARCHE, wtn: Mr. ANDERSON of Saltfleet & Jonathan DAVIS of Hamilton, July 26 1888 at Hamilton
|13206-88 John ANDERSON, 25, machinist, Canada, Dundas, s/o John & Agnes, married Elizabeth VAN ENERY, 19, Canada, Dundas, d/o Nelson & Elizabeth, witn: William HENDRY & Jula VAN EVERY, both of Dundas, 10? May 1888 at res of the bride's father, Melville St., Dundas
|12851-88 John W. ANDERSON, 25?, mechanic, Wentworth, Hamilton, s/o John W. & Ann, married Elizabeth STEWART, 20, Mt. Forest, Hamilton, d/o John & Jane, witn: E. FILES & Mary RIDGE, both of Hamilton, 6 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13229-88 William James ANDERSON, 24, laborer, Ancaster twp., same, s/o William ANDERSON & Jane McMULLEN, married Mary Jane FERGUSON, 21, Egremont twp., Dundas, d/o James FERGUSON & Elizabeth McCLARTY, witn: Archibald FERGUSON & Alexander BROWN, both of Buffalo NY, 4 Oct 1888 at Dundas
|13227-88 William Alfred ATKINSON, 26, farmer, Canada, Guelph twp., s/o John & Hannah, married Maggie McNEIL, 25, Flamboro twp., Guelph twp., d/o John & Margaret, witn: William McNEIL of Acton & Amy ATKINSON of Guelph, 26 Sept 1888 at St. James Church, Dundas
|13159-88 George AWREY, 40, widower, gentleman, Binbrook, Barton, s/o Israel & Elizabeth, married Mary Hannah FLETCHER, 30, Binbrook, same, d/o George & Susanna, witn: Cynthia Lydia Maud FLETCHER & Nicholas AWREY, both of Binbrook, 4 Sept 1888 at res of bride's mother, Binbrook
|012873-88 (Wentworth Co) James BALKWILL, 29, blacksmith, Eng, Hamilton, s/o Richard & Elizabeth, married Rececca Jane GRAY, 19, Eng, Hamilton, d/o Henry & Rebecca, witn: William BALKWILL, Toronto & Alice BUSKARD, Hamilton, ? Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13137-88 Allan Neville BANISTER, 28, engineer, Besthorpe Norfolk England, Kingston, s/o Edward BANISTER & Eliza Ann LABRUIN, married Louisa Amanda PETERSEN, 25, Hessle Yorkshire England, same, d/o Peter PETERSEN & Jane RICKARD, witn: John Peter COLBURN of W. Flamboro & Francis Beaufort COLBURN of Dundas, 19 July 199 at Christs Church, West Flamboro
013006/88 (Wentworth Co) Robert BATTY, 23, moulder, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o Robert & Betsy, married Matilda RANDALL, 18, United States, Hamilton, d/o David and Mary, witn: J.H. MAXWELL & Lizzie CROOKER both of Hamilton, 3 January 1888, Hamilton
|012874-88 (Wentworth Co) William J. BEATTY, 28, student, Mulmer, Avening, s/o Frank & Sarah Ann, married Annie GRIEVES, 24, Tossorontio, Glencairn, d/o William & Ann, witn: J. H. MAXWELL & Anne GALLOWAY, both of Hamilton, 20 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13180-88 Nathan Glass BEGGS, 31, mechanic, Hamilton, same, s/o John & Margaret, married Margaret Stuart MACKAY, 22, Ancaster twp., Hamilton, d/o James & Jane, witn: Collin BEGGS of Hamilton & Mary Jane MACKAY of East Flamboro, 9 Feb 1888 at East Flamboro
|13185-88 Charles William BELAN, 26, Sergeant Instructor CA Newfort Barracks, Hamilton, Toronto, s/o Arthur & blank, married Augusta HASSELFELDT, 25, Ancaster twp., East Flamboro, d/o John & Annie, witn: Frank & Mary SLATER of Waterdown, 16 May 188 at East Flamboro
|13203-88 William Henry BINGHAM, 28, painter, Canada, Brantford, s/o John & Ann, married Minnie Louisa McKAY, 24, Canada, Brantford, d/o Newton & Louisa, witn: Arletta D. ROSS & Emma J. COLLIER, both of Dundas, 17 March 1888 at Methodist parsonage, Dundas
|13138-88 Thomas BIRD, 21, farmer, Southampton England, Wardsville Ont., s/o John BIRD & Matilda GAGER, married Mary THOMPSON, 23, Campton - Kent Co., Beverly twp., d/o George THOMPSON & Mary MASSIE, witn: Jonathan & Maria DEARDON of West Flamboro, 31 Oct. 188 at Manse, West Flamboro
|13205-88 Charles BISSELL, 40, widower, tinsmith, USA, Hamilton, s/o Amos & Alzetta, married Bella McINTYRE, 24, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Nichol & Ellen, witn: Rev. George CLARK of St. George & Rev A. C. CREWS of St. Catharines, 2 May 1888 at Methodist parsonage, Dundas
013019/88 (Wentworth Co) Charles G. BOOKER, 28, merchant tailor, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o William D. BOOKER & Sarah Field GOODENOUGH, married Alferetta JACKSON, 22, St. Mary's, Hamilton, d/o James & Sarah, witn: James SOMERVILLE & Miss S. BOWES both of Hamilton, 15 February 1888, Hamilton
|13209-88 Albert Owen BOYLE, 25, moulder, England, Dundas, s/o Alfred BOYLE & Emma ENDICOTT, married Elizabeth HEWITSON, 20, England, Dundas, d/o Christopher HEWITSON & Catherine LOWTHER, witn: Albert HEWITSON of Dundas & Elizabeth EDMO--?(off page), 30 June 1888 at St. James Church, Dundas
|012865-88 (Wentworth Co.) William BRASS, 29, carpenter, Cobourg, Hamilton, s/o James & Mary BRASS, married Emily LAING, 38, no place of birth noted, Hamilton, d/o William & Lydia LAING, wtn: Stanley FRENCH & Lizzie M.CALLUM both of Hamilton, September 27 1888 at Hamilton
|13062-88 Arthur BRICE, 22, machinist, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Martha (sic) & Mary, married Nellie LYONS, 19, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Calvin & Amelia, witn: Edwin DEPEW & Jennie LOUNSBURY, both of Hamilton, 12 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13060-98 (Wentworth Co.) Alfred BRIDGES, 21, screw cutter, England, Hamilton, s/o John & Harriet BRIDGES, married Augusta JENNINGS, 20, Hamilton, same, d/o David & Harriet JENNINGS; witn - Annie & Roberta COOLEY both of Hamilton on 19 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|12850-88 William E. BROOK, 24, farmer, Ancaster, same, s/o William & Susanna, married Elizabeth SMITH, 22, Binbrook, Ancaster, d/o William & Margaret, witn: A.J. & Nancy BOYLAN of Hamilton, 3 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|012864-88 (Wentworth Co.) John BROWN, 34, farmer, no place of birth noted, East Flamboro, s/o David & Margaret BROWN, married Margaret SMALL, 27, no place of birth noted, Nelson Twp., d/o John & Margaret SMALL, wtn: John & Eleanor SMALL both of Hamilton, September 24 1888
|13183-88 Robert BROWN, 40, farmer, Montreal, Nelson, s/o David & Margaret, married Elizabeth HOOD, 25, Freelton, Beverly, d/o James & Annie, witn: Wesley & Rebecca HYSLOP of West Flamboro, 18 April 1888 at Mountsberg
|13192-88 Richard BURK, 25, farmer, Ireland, East Flamboro, s/o William & Esther, married Mary HACKNEY, 26, East Flamboro, same, d/o Benjamin & Mary, witn: W.J. BURK & Sarah HACKNEY, both of Carlisle, 14 Nov 1888 at East Flamboro
|13210-88 Louis CAREAU, 20, carder, Rimouski Que., Dundas, s/o Angus CAREAU & Obeline BOULON, married Elizabeth BERNARD, 19, Rimouski Que., Dundas, d/o Michael BERNARD & Julian COTE, witn: Francis GOSSE & Elmira BERNARD, both of Dundas, 19 Jan 1888 at St. Augustins Church, Dundas
|13204-88 William Thomas CARPENTER, 23, stone mason, Ancaster, Ancaster village, s/o John CARPENTER & Elizabeth GARLAND, married Elizabeth McCORMACK, 23, Caledonia Ont., Dundas, d/o William McCORMICK (sic) & Mary BAIN, witn: Stuart WATSON of Dundas & John MIDDLETON of Ancaster, 27 march 1888 at res of William McCORMACK
|13064-89 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas J. CARR, 23, widower, laborer, Scotland, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Margaret CARR, married Caroline HARDY, 27, widow, Toronto, Hamilton, d/o John & Sophia; witn - John SELLER & Hannah LINES both of Hamilton on 24 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13152-88 Edgar G. CASE?, 40, widower, fish merchant, Grimsby, Hamilton, s/o John & Eliza Ann, married Malinda CA--?(off page), 43, widow, Missouri, Hamilton, d/o Peter SMITH & Mary, witn: William & Jane McGILL of Barton, 28 Dec 1888? at Barton
012882/88 (Wentworth Co) Richard M. CATCHPOLE, 38, machinist, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o Richard & Mary Ann CATCHPOLE, married Mary McCAW, 22, Napanee, Hamilton, s/o Robert & Annie McCAW, witn: Thomas CATCHPOLE & Aida SAGER of Hamilton, 15 October 1888, Hamilton
|#012904-89 (Wentworth Co) Henry CHAMBERS, 34, Ottawa Canada, Hamilton, widower, railroad employee, s/o James & Sarah CHAMBERS, married Selina FOWLER, 36, Hamilton, Barton Twp, same, s, d/o John & Maria FOWLER, witn: Margaret IRVING, Ethan JOHNSON, both Dundas, married 32 Dec.1888, Dundas, St. James Church
|012858-88 (Wentworth Co.) Andrew J. CHEYNE, 28, clerk, Toronto, England, s/o George & Jane CHEYNE, married Esther WOODS, 20, Mt. Forest, England, d/o John & Elizabeth WOODS, wtn: Allie GOLDSMITH & Mellie GOLDSMITH both of Hamilton, August 21 1888 at Hamilton
|13179-88 George CHURCH, 30, farmer, England, East Flamboro, s/o James & Maria, married Mary E. VOLLICK, 25, Beverly twp., East Flamboro, d/o Wesley W. & Maria, witn: Charles SPARKS of E. Flamboro & Amanda VOLLICK of Waterdown, 15 Feb 1888 at Carlisle
|13153-88 Alexander CLARK, 30, fruit grower, Stoney Creek, same, s/o Michael & Annie, married Catherine WILLIAMSON, 28, Stoney Creek, Barton, d/o Henry & Catherine, witn: James & Sarah DEVINE of Hamilton, 12 Dec 188 at Barton
|13174-88 Ira CLARK, 24, farmer, Saltfleet, same, s/o William & Harriet, married Isabella LENOX, 22, Toronto, Saltfleet, d/o David LENOX & Mary Jane CARR, witn: Enos CLARK & Rachel LENOX, 18 Dec 1888 at Saltfleet
|012859-88 (Wentworth Co.) John T. CLARK, 20, machinist, Calcutta India, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Hannah CLARK, married Margaret LUCAS, 20, Walsingham, Hamilton, d/o Thomas & Margaret Jane LUCAS, wtn:Albert POMFRET & Melissa LUCAS both of Hamilton, September 5 1888 at Hamilton
|#012802-88 (Wentworth Co) Alexander CLARK, 28, farmer, Glanford, Barton, s/o George & Lily Ann, married Maggie MENORGAN, 33, Guelph, Hamilton, d/o John & Margaret, witn: John CLARK of Barton & Kate MENORGAN of Hamilton, 18 April 1898 at Hamilton
013018/88 (Wentworth Co) John Davis CLARKE, 22, painter, London England, Hamilton, s/o William & Rebecca, married Clara Jane DREW, 21, London Eng., Hamilton, d/o Alf. F. & Eliza Sarah, witn: George J. CLARKE & Lizzie M. DREW both of Hamilton, 14 February 1888, Hamilton
|13061-88 Hiram Eugene CLEARY, 37, widower, shoe maker, Maine USA, Hamilton, s/o Paul H. CLEARY & Mary MADDOX, married Jeanna BRITT, 42, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o William BRITT & Bridget CORBETT, witn: William ROBERTSON & Mary STAUNTON, both of Hamilton, 10 Jan 188 at Hamilton
|012867-88 (Wentworth Co.) Henry CLEGG, 28, machinist, Kingston, Hamilton, s/o John & Annie CLEGG, married Margaret CARSON, 28, no place of birth is noted, Hamilton, d/o George & Sarah CARSON, wtn: Hugh WALKER & Francis WALKER both of Hamilton, October 23 1888 at Hamilton
|13184-88 George COCKBURN, 34, farmer, Strabane Ont., Beverly, s/o George & Sarah, married Hannah M. HARPER, 27, East Flamboro, same, d/o Charles & Elizabeth, witn: William T. CARSON of E. Flamboro & Eliza J. CORY of Saltfleet, 2 May 1888 at res of the bride's father, East Flamboro
|13141-88 George Edward COON, 24, farmer, Grimsby, Glanford, s/o George & Catherine, married Bertha Lillian FAREWELL, 24, Ontario Co., Glanford, d/o James & Isabella, witn: John COON & Libbie FAREWELL, both of Glanford, 19 Sept 1888 at Glanford
|13214-88 Telema COREVON (Corivau?), 22, carder, Rimouski Que., Dundas, s/o Angus COREVON & Obeline BOLLON, married Eugenie GOSSE, 22, Rimouski Que.., Dundas, d/o Joseph GOSSE & Mary BLANCHET, witn: Louis ROSS & Joseph GOSSE, both of Dundas, 21 May 1888 at St. Augustins Church, Dundas
12888-88 William COWLEY, 21, carpenter, Erie Penn., Toronto, s/o David & Levina, married Ida TROP (Troop?), 21, Cleveland Ohio, same, d/o John & Rosa, witn: John FARDIE & Jesse LINGER, both of Hamilton, 16 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13068-88 Henry A. COX, 22, farmer, England, Stoney Creek, s/o Francis & Mary A., married Elizabeth PHILLIPS, 19, England, Hamilton, d/o Henry & Sarah, witn: L.L. JOHNSON & Electa CAIN, both of Hamilton, 26 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13146-88 James Andre CRAIGIE, 22, clerk, Ontario, Detroit, s/o William & Catherine G., married Charlotte Matilda BAKER, 23, Ontario, Hamilton, d/o James Alfred & Charlotte, witn: John P. BAKER of 44 Murray St. in Hamilton & Charlotte Louise CRADOCK of Brant Co., 21 March 188 at res of Mrs. Harbin, Edgemount Cottage, Barton twp
|13157-88 William A. G. CRANSTON, 26, farmer, Oneida, Saltfleet, s/o Gideon & Martha, married Ada PETTIT, 22, Hamilton, Binbrook, s/o John & Ada, witn: Ellen CRANSTON of Tapleytown & George SWAYZE of Elfrida, 13 June 1888 at Binbrook
|13139-88 Walter Fred CROCKER, 23, twister, England, West Flamboro, s/o John CROCKER & Louisa LOOKER, married Margaret Ann GRAHAM, 22, West Flamboro, same, d/o Hugh & Margaret, witn: Fred THORNTON & Clara TITMUS, both of W. Flamboro, 24 Oct 1888 at Christs Church, West Flamboro
|13170-88 Larner B. CROSTHWAITE, 32, farmer, Barton twp., same, s/o Harvey & Susan, married Maggie LEE, 26, Saltfleet twp., same, d/o A.D. & Jemima, witn: Erland LEE of Saltfleet & Lizzie HARRIS of Barton, 30 May 1888 at Stoney Creek
|12885-89 (Wentworth Co.) John CULP, 22, harness maker, Clinton Twp, Stoney Creek, s/o John & Sarah A. CULP, married Annie Eliza LONDON, 21, Saltfleet, Stoney Creek, d/o Daniel & Sarah Ann LONDON; witn - Electra A. DYER & Blanche MARSHALL of Stoney Creek on 26 Sept 1888 at Stoney Creek
|13045-89 (Wentworth Co.) Alfred CUMMINS, 26, farmer, West Flamboro Twp, same, s/o Joseph & Catherine CUMMINS, married Nellie MILLER, 19, East Flamboro Twp, same, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth MILLER; witn - Orlando MARKLE & Mary EATON (no place listed) on 28 Nov 1888 at Waterdown
013003/88 (Wentworth Co) Henry G. DAVIS, 24, merchant, Canada, Dunnville, s/o John C. & Caroline, married May G. TAYLOR, 18, Canada, Chatham, d/o David & Eliza, witn: Eliza LYLE & E.J. MUSGROVE both of Hamilton, 30 January 1888, Hamilton
013009/88 (Wentworth Co) Moss DAVIS, 24, labourer, Saltfleet Twp., Hamilton, s/o George DAVIS & Ruth STEWART, married Elizabeth PARMENTER, 21, England, Bartonville, d/o Richard PARMENTER & Elizabeth HARVEY, witn: William F. DAVIS of Hamilton & Joe WELLER of Bartonville, 4 February 1888, Hamilton
|13051-89 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas DAVISON, 30, widower, laborer, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Margaret DAVISON, married Mary A. TAYLOR, unable to read age, widow, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o E. & A. ANDERSON; witn - Fred & Emma EASTWOOD both of Hamilton on 03 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13160-88 George DAW, 25, farmer, Binbrook, same, s/o Charles & Elizabeth, married Sarah BUCH, 26, Binbrook, same, d/o John & Mary, witn: Harvey ECKER & Sarah FORSYTH, both of Binbrook, 25 Sept 1888 at Binbrook
|13059-88 William Stoddart DEANS, 26, engineer, Galt, Hamilton, s/o Peter & Sarah, married Kate HUTTON, 25, Binbrook twp., Hamilton, d/o Charles & Lucy, witn: Francis A. HUTTON & Sarah Jane McDOUGALL, both of Hamilton, 19 April 1888 at Hamilton
13023-88 Edward DENROCHE, 24?, carpenter, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Charles & H., married Kate Hope HUTCHINSON, 23, Canada, Hamilton, d/o H. & R., witn: Pauline R. HARVEY & Mary CURRAN, both of Toronto, 6 Feb 1888 at Hamilton
|12852-88 William M. DISMUKES, 26?, merchant, Tennessee, Nashville Tennessee, s/o William & Judith, married Florence ROBERTS, 21, Montgomery Alabama, Hamilton, d/o Albert & Edith, witn: Albert ROBERTS & Joseph CAMERON, both of Hamilton, 10 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|#012905-89 (Wentworth Co) Harry Herbert DOUGLAS, 26, East Flamboro, same, b, farmer, s/o Thomas & Jane DOUGLAS, married Esther A. CONGDON, 21, Nossogawaga Halton Co, Burlington, s, d/o Samuel & Jane CONGDON, witn; Jessie M. BOWMAN, Louise W. ELLIOTT, both Dundas, married 5 December 1888, Dundas
|12946-89 (Wentworth Co.) Henry DYMENT, 45, widower, farmer, Ancaster Twp, same, s/o John & Elizabeth DYMENT, married Eliza Jane KNOX, 28, Beverly Twp, Ancaster Twp, d/o Thomas & Eliza Jane KNOX; witn - Cyrus KNOX of Ancaster Twp & Lizzie MCINTYRE of Beverly on 08 Nov 1888 at Lynden
|13005-89 (Wentworth Co.) Adam Elliot DYMENT, 30, farmer, Copetown, West Flamboro, s/o John & Elizabeth DYMENT, married Annie Frances SMITH, 21, West Flamboro, same, d/o George N. & Christina SMITH; witn - Catherine Mary SMITH of Hamilton & Charles H. SMITH of West Flamboro on 23 May 1888 at West Flamboro
|13239-89 (Wentworth Co.) Henry DYMENT, 23, farmer, Canada, Ancaster, s/o Henry & Annie, married Addie SMYE, 23, Canada, Flamboro W., d/o Richard & Ellen; witn - William SYME & Lucy MOORE both of Hamilton on 17 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13231-88 Humprey DYMENT, 24, farmer, West Flamboro, Dundas, s/o John DYMENT & Elizabeth ELLIOT, married Margaret CONNELL, 23, Beverly, West Flamboro, d/o Thomas CONNELL & Jane SMITH, witn: Thomas P. CONNELL & Solomon DYMENT, both of W. Flamboro, 18 Oct 1888 at res of Thomas Connell, West Flamboro
|13208-88 Norman? DYMENT, 23, farmer, Ancaster, West Flamboro, s/o Peter & Phebe, married Eliza SMYE, 22, Saltfleet, West Flamboro, d/o Richard & Ellen, witn: Elmer FISHER of Dundas & Phebe DYMENT of West Flamboro, 11 June 1888 at Manse, Dundas
|13191-88 Thomas EGAN, 54, widower, engineer, Ireland, Hamilton, s/o James & Martha, married Katie DAMPIER, 35, Hamilton, same, d/o Richard & Harriet, witn: Benjamin CRICKMORE of E. Flamboro & P?. B. BARNARD of Hamilton, 14 Nov 1888 at St. Matthews Church, East Flamboro
|012870-88 (Wentworth Co.) Henry ELFORD, 28, laborer, England, Hamilton, s/o John & Sarah ELFORD, married Miriam WATTS, 23, England, Hamilton d/o George & Mary Ann WATTS, wtn: Arthur BINNINGTON & Annie WHEELER both of Hamilton, October 24 1888 of Hamilton
|13168-88 James ELLIS, 30, farmer, England, Glanford, s/o John & Margaret, married Sarah E. OLMSTEAD, 34, Saltfleet, same, d/o Russell G. & Eliza J., witn: Alva N. WHITE of Hamilton & Alberta V. OLMSTEAD of Saltfleet, 8 Feb 188 at Saltfleet
|#012903-89 (Wentworth Co) Edward ENTWISTHE, (Entwhistle?), 24, England, Dundas, spinner, s/o Andrew & Annie ENTWISTHE, married Isabella ASHTON, 21, England, Dundas, d/o Louisa & Edwin, witn; William Henry MILES, Ida HOLMSTEAD, both Hamilton, married 24 Dec.1888, Dundas, St. James Church
|13158-88 Henry Arthur ETHERINGTON, 25, farmer, Milton, Binbrook, s/o George & Eliza Jane, married Mary Ann BARCLAY, 26, Binbrook, same, d/o James & Maria, witn: Joseph ETHERINGTON & Susan C. BARCLAY, both of Binbrook, 26 Sept 1888 at Binbrook
|13194-88 William Henry FERRIER, 38, widower, laborer, Nelson twp., Nassagaweya twp., s/o William & Betsy, married Nancy WATSON, 49, widow, Etobicoke, Nassagaweya, d/o William & Charlotte STUBBS, witn: Susanna PAGE & Emily S. DEACON, both of East Flamboro, 10 Oct 1888 at Mountsberg, East Flamboro
|12975-89 (Wentworth Co.) James FIRAN (Feran?), 27, farmer, Binbrook, Winona, s/o James V. FIRAN & Mary Ann STEWART, married Ella INKSETTER, 26, Beverly, same, d/o Robert INKSETTER & Sarah Ann COPE; witn - Elizabeth M. SMITH of Winona & Martha LUNN of Oakville on 19 Dec 1888 at Twp of Beverly
|012860-88 (Wentworth Co.) William D. FITCH, 22, fish dealer, Burlington, Hamilton, s/o David & Mary FITCH, married Ettie SCOTT, 20, England, Hamilton, d/o George & Elizabeth SCOTT, wtn: William MULHOLLAND & Bella GRAHAM of Hamilton, September 12 1888 at Hamilton
13024-88 Edson FORSYTH, 22 (23?), upholsterer, Oakland twp., Hamilton, s/o Elijah & Phoebe, married Elfrida BRUNDLE, 21, New Hamburg, Hamilton, d/o John W. & Magdalene, witn: George W. RYMAL & Martha BRUNDLE, both of Hamilton, 22 Feb 1888 at Hamilton
|13142-88 William Thomas FRENCH, 28, farmer, Glanford, same, s/o Francis & Almira, married Mary CALDER, 25, Glanford, same, d/o William & Jessie, witn: Jonathan FINCH & Maggie CALDER, both of Glanford, 25 Dec 1888 at Glanford
|13069-88 Michael GALLAGHER, 26, cotton weaver, England, Hamilton, s/o Peter GALLAGHER & Mary Agnes BUT--?(off page), married Julia MAHER, 22, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o Patrick MAHER & Mary COTTER, witn: Peter GALLAGHER & Ellen MAHER, both of Dundas, 6 Feb 1888 at Hamilton
|13080-89 (Wentworth Co.) John GARRISON, 23, farmer, Canada, Hamilton, s/o David & Catherine GARRISON, married Debbie HANNIGAN, 26, Canada, Hamilton, d/o (not listed); witn - Samuel & G. HANNON both of Hamilton on 19 Sep 1888 at Hamilton
|13211-88 Patrick GLAVIN, 27, machinist, Ontario, Dundas, s/o Edward GLAVIN & Helen CORCORAN, married Margaret Anna KENT, 21, Hamilton, Dundas, d/o James KENT & M. CANTWELL, witn: Michael BURKE & Margaret SULLIVAN, both of Dundas, 7 March 1888 at St. Augustins Church, Dundas
|13195-88 Wilber GLOVER, 31, engineer, Nelson twp., Milwaukee Wis., s/o Nicholas & Hannah, married Barbara LONG, 20, East Flamboro, same, d/o John & Adeline, witn: William LAMB of Burlington & Alice LONG of Waterdown, 19 Sept 1888 at East Flamboro
|#012804-88 (Wentworth Co) Joseph GORDON, 33, widower, gardener, Scotland, Hamilton, s/o George GORDON & Ellen GREEN, married Sarah RADLEY, 21, Bruce Co., Flesherton, d/o George & Jane, witn: James KONNORS & Lizzie RADLEY, both of Hamilton, 3 July 1888 at Hamilton
|13075-89 (Wentworth Co.) Bernard GOSNAY, 23, file grinder, England, Hamilton, s/o James GOSNAY & Eliza ELLIOT, married Maggie CLIFFORD, 25, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o Charles CLIFFORD & Bridget CLA--?; witn - Herbert GOSNAY & Teresa SULLIVAN both of Hamilton on 29 Nov 1888 at Hamilton
012879/88 (Wentworth Co) Alba GRACE, 22, farmer, Stoney Creek, Grimsby, s/o James & Jane GRACE, married Melinda SMITH, 23, Phelan, Grimsby, d/o David & Agnes SMITH, witn: Daniel YORK & Alberta YORK of Grimsby, 10 October 1888, Hamilton
|13058-89 (Wentworth Co.) Charles GRAHAM, 25, clerk, Wisconsin, Hamilton, s/o Charles GRAHAM & Margaret ARMSTRONG, married Annie NICHOLSON, 22, Hamilton, same, d/o Donald NICHOLSON & Helen CHISHOLM; witn - George W. GOVENLOCK of Toronto & Nellie NICHOLSON of Hamilton on 21 Nov 1888 at Hamilton
|13147-88 Robert GRASSIE, 23, miller, Saltfleet, Hamilton, s/o Charles & Mary, married Etta Manetta HORNING, 26, Barton, same, d/o Isaac & Sarah, witn: Arthur M. ALMAS & Maggie GRASSIE, both of Barton, 14 March 1888 at Barton
|13213-88 Peter GRAVELLE, 28, laborer, Ontario, West Flamboro, s/o Joseph GRAVELLE & Jane DURAND, married Mary CROUSE, 26, Ontario, West Flamboro, d/o not given, witn: John CROUSE & Alice EMERY, both of West Flamboro, 12 April 1888 at St. Augustins Church, Dundas
12889-88 Edward C. GREEN, 22, shoe merchant, Brantford, Toronto, s/o John GREEN & Ann, married Maggie POWELL, 23, Toronto, same, d/o George POWELL & Eliza, 20 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13144-88 William GREY, 27, farmer, Glanford, same, s/o John & Isabella, married Esther FRENCH, 23, Glanford, same, d/o Thomas & Jane, witn: Jane & William McGILL of Barton, 7 Feb 1888 at Barton
|13011-89 (Wentworth Co.) Henry GRIGHTMIRE, 24, labourer, West Flamboro, same, s/o Henry & Frances GRIGHTMIRE, married Mary GIBBONS, 25, Ont., West Flamboro, d/o Edward & Mary Ann GIBBONS, witn - Peter GRIGHTMIRE & Edna ROBBINS both of West Flamboro on 10 Oct 1888 at West Flamboro
|13025-89 (Wentworth Co.) John HALL, 25, farmer, Ont., West Flamboro, s/o Matthew & Margaret HALL, married Margaret Jane FLATT, 22, Ont., East Flamboro, d/o John J. & Rachel FLATT; witn - James EASTON of Millgrove & Isabella HALL of West Flamboro on 23 May 1888 at East Flamboro
013015/88 (Wentworth Co) William HAMMOND, 26, moulder, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o William & Bridget HAMMOND, married Ellen FORD, 21, Hamilton, Hamilton, d/o William & Johanna FORD, witn: Hugh MUNRO & Bella WETHERSTON both of Hamilton, 5 January 1888, Hamilton
|12969-89 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas Henry HARKINS, 29, widower, farmer, Walpole, Caistor, s/o James & Alice HARKINS, married Jemima WILSON, 29, Binbrook, same, d/o Edward & Eliza Jane WILSON; witn - James R. WILSON of Sinclairville & Agnes WILSON of Brantford on 26 Dec 1888 at Sinclairville, Binbrook
|13047-89 (Wentworth Co.) Robert HARRISON, 21, farmer, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Ingram & Eliza HARRISON, married Eliza BRANTON, 21, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth HARRISON; witn - Varn BESSEY & Maria BROUND both of Hamilton on 31 Oct. 1888 at Hamilton
|13053-89 (Wentworth Co.) Walter HARVEY, 23, mechanic, England, Hamilton, s/o Edward & Isabel HARVEY, married Ellen COULTER, 21, U.S., Hamilton, d/o Thomas & Catherine COULTER; witn - Louis & Kittie JONES both of Hamilton on 05 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
012884/88 (Wentworth Co) Isaac W. HENDERSHOT, 40, widower, butcher, Saltfleet, Saltfleet, s/o Christopher & Sinothy?, married Ada McNINCH, 36, N.Y., Saltfleet, d/o John & Phoebe McNINCH, witn: Elizabeth PICKERING of Hamilton, 18 October 1888, Hamilton
|13156-88 Arthur Phineas HENRY, 28, farmer, Binbrook, same, s/o Horace & Euretta, married Anna Laura JARVIS, 24, Binbrook, same, d/o Archibald & Barbara, witn: Lyman LEE of Hamilton & Kate JARVIS of Binbrook, 2 May 1888 at Binbrook
|12849-88 John C. HENRY, 59?, widower, laborer, Canada (Cando?), Hamilton, s/o Jacob & Catherine, married Maggie CURRIE, 46, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o Robert & Mary, witn: Edward CURRIE & Catherine MATTICE, both of Hamilton, 3 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13173-88 John HETHERINGTON, 34, farmer, Ireland, Toronto, s/o William & Mary Ann, married Fannie GORMAN, 27, Ireland, Stoney Creek, d/o Lewis & Eliza, witn: John GOURLEY of Toronto & Martha DOWLING of Stoney Creek, 7 Dec 1888 at Stoney Creek
|13186-88 Samuel HOOD, 30, farmer, Freelton, Beverly twp., s/o James & Ann COOK (sic), married Elizabeth COOK, 24, Beverly twp., same, d/o George & Sarah COOK, witn: George DAWSON of W. Flamboro & Mary KERR of Beverly twp., 10 June 1888 at Mountsberg, East Flamboro
|12886-89 (Wentworth Co.) John Albert HOUSE, 27, agent, England, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Emma HOUSE, married Mathilda LOTTRIDGE, 33, Saltfleet, same, d/o Daniel & Eliza LOTTRIDGE; witn - James Grafton KERR & Sarah Jane KERR of South Grimsby on 13 Mar 1888 at Saltfleet
|13058-88 William Thomas HOWARD, 32, widower, machinist, Canada, Toronto, s/o Charles & Charlotte, married Ada M. POWELL, 23, Canada, Hamilton, d/o W.A. & M.S., witn: Sam B. HASTIE & Nellie POWELL, both of Hamilton, 16 April 1888 at Hamilton
|13197-88 Arthur W. A. HUNTER, 22, farmer, Nelson twp., East Flamboro, s/o John & Mary A., married Lizzie May CROOKER, 22, Burford Ont., East Flamboro, d/o Nelson & Jane, witn: Samuel NICHOLSON & Millie CROOKER, both of Carlisle, 25 Dec 1888 at East Flamboro
013001/88 (Wentworth Co) Thomas HUNTER, 40, widower, railroad man, Kings Co. Ireland, Palmerston, s/o Ralph & Ann, married Helen LAW, 37, Aberdeenshire Scot., Guelph, d/o James LAW & Helen Massie, witn: Robert & William LAW of Hamilton, 24 January 1888, Hamilton
|13150-88 Robert C. JAMIESON, 45, widower, customs collector, England, Brockville, s/o Peter JAMIESON & Margaret SMART, married Johanna McMILLAN, 26, Scotland, Barton, d/o John McMILLAN & Annabella McDERMID, witn: Harcourt BALL (Bull?) of Hamilton & Edna PIERCE of Boston US, 12 Sept 1888 at Barton
|13175-88 Robert Wilfred JOB, 24, farmer, Haywood England, Waterdown, s/o John S. & Margaret, married Martha Ann BOWEN, 24, East Flamboro, Burlington Plains (Aldershot), d/o Nelson Alonzo & Mary, witn: John R. JOB of E. Flamboro & Mary Jane BOWEN of Burlington Plains, 19 Jan 1888 at res of the bride's father, East Flamboro
|12888-89 (Wentworth Co.) Samuel A. JONES, 25, painter, Stoney Creek, same, s/o Alex & Ruth JONES, married Margaret MOORE, 19, Binbrook, Saltfleet, d/o William & Alice MOORE; witn - Electra DYER & Blanche MARSHALL both of Saltfleet on 31 Dec 1888 at Stoney Creek
12998-88 William KELLEY, illegible age, cabinet maker, Marysville Ont., Hamilton, s/o John KELLEY & Sarah, married Adelaide CARMICHAEL, 25, Hamilton, same, d/o George CARMICHAEL & Harriet, witn: Anne & Robert A. COOLEY of Hamilton, 11 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13063-88 John KILLMAN, 26, farmer, Canada, Saltfleet, s/o R.J. & Cornelia, married Catherine NASH, 26, Canada, Saltfleet, d/o William & Margaret, witn: Nathan NASH & Mary GOLLAM, both of Hamilton, 16 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13196-88 William KINNIE, 24, farmer, Dorchester twp - Oxford Co., Vaughan twp., s/o John & Elizabeth, married Ada EATON, 27, East Flamboro, same, d/o Enoch & Eliza, witn: Ambrose & Edith EATON of East Flamboro, 19 Dec 1888 at East Flamboro
|012871-88 (Wellington Co) Alex LEDINGHAM, 21, laborer, Scotland, Hamilton, s/o Alex & Christina LEDINGHAM, married Alda TEETER, 25, Grimsby, Hamilton, d/o Alfred & Margaret J. TEETER, wtn: Alfred & Margaret J. TEETER both of Hamilton, October 30 1888 at Hamilton
|12853-88 William LEWIS, 25, mechanic, Wentworth, Hamilton, s/o Charles & Adorham, married Elizabeth BRIDLE, 19, West Flamboro, same, d/o Thomas & Eliza, witn: William BRIDLE of Flamboro & Lizzie LEWIS of Hamilton, 10 Oct. 1888 at Hamilton
013008/88 (Wentworth Co) Sidney LINTON, 21, pickler, England, Hamilton, s/o Henry & P. Amelia, married Celia BUSH, 18, Campden, Hamilton, d/o Jordan & Elizabeth, witn: Herbert & Alexander LINTON of Hamilton, 8 February 1888, Hamilton
|13188-88 James H. LIVINGSTON, 40, farmer, Ireland, East Flamboro, s/o James & Mary, married Minnie BEST, 25, Ireland, East Flamboro, d/o John & Matilda, witn: George SMALL & Hattie HAMILTON, both of East Flamboro, 9 Aug 1888 at East Flamboro
|13161-88 Samuel LONEY, 25, moulder, Parma, Parma Centre NY, s/o Samuel & Mira, married Nancy WILSON, 22, Barton, Binbrook, d/o David & Sarah, witn: Bruce WILSON & Annie NIBLOCK, both of Binbrook, 19 Dec 1888 at Binbrook
|012875-88 (Wentworth Co) George N. LOOSELY, 25, tailor, Grimsby, Hamilton, s/o Edward & Elizabeth, married Erie L. PRICE, 20, Port Dover, Hamilton, d/o Edward & Diantha, witn: J.H. MAXWELL & Annie GALLOWAY, both of Hamilton, 22 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13066-88 Thomas LOVELL, 23, marbleising, England, Hamilton, s/o Thomas LOVELL & Mary Ann CASEY, married Jane McKEOWN, 24, Georgetown, Hamilton, d/o John McKEOWN & Ann McGUIRE, witn: James McKEOWN & Catherine BURK, both of Hamilton, 26 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|12887-89 (Wentworth Co.) Milton LOWDEN, 37, farmer, Glanford, same, s/o Jacob & Phoebe Ann LOWDEN, married Sarah Ann HARTNEY, 35, Drayton, Stoney Creek, d/o Joseph H. & Phoebe HARTNEY; witn - William H. HARTNEY of N. Y. & Mathilda M. ADAMS(?) of Toronto on 19 Sept 1888 at Stoney Creek
|012862-88 (Wentworth Co.) James LYONS, 24, laborer, England, Hamilton, s/o William & Mary LYONS, married Marg J. HARBISON, 28, Ireland, Hamilton, d/o James & Mary HARBISON, wtn: Edward PEARCE & Fanny DAWSON both of Hamilton, September 14 1888, at Hamilton
|13202-88 William Edward LYONS, 34, farmer, Canada, Ancaster twp., s/o Edward & Ann, married Elizabeth MOSS, 34, England, Dundas, d/o Joseph & Ann, witn: James S. WHITFIELD of Ancaster twp & William H. MOSS of Dundas, 14 March 18888 at res of bride's mother, King St., Dundas
|13201-88 John MAPPLEBECK, 62, widower, butcher, Yorkshire England, Hamilton, s/o William & Sarah, married Rachel ELLIS, 48, widow, Nelson twp./, Hamilton, d/o Richard HULL & Rachel, witn: William TAYLOR & Thomas G. S. MADGWICK, both of Dundas, 5 March 1888 at St. James Church, Dundas
|012872-88 (Wentworth Co) Robert MATHEWS, 24, porter, Kilbride, Hamilton, s/o John & Mary Jane, married Kathleen ROBINSON, 22, Hamilton, same, d/o James & Kathleen, witn: Sarah E. ELLIOTT & Alex HEALEY, both of Hamilton, ? Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13215-88 Angus Allen McDON--?(off page), 24, contractor, Ontario, Cornwall, s/o Duncan Allen McDON--? & Mary Ann KING, married Ellen MAHER, 25, Ireland, Dundas, d/o Patrick MAHER & Mary COTTER, witn: Edward KELK & Louisa JOHNSTON, 12 June 1888 at St. Augustins Church, Dundas
|13064-88 John McINNES, 30, butcher, London Ont., Hamilton, s/o Daniel McINNES & Christena McKINNON, married Jane McNAMARA, 24, Kingston, Hamilton, d/o John McNAMARA & Elizabeth QUIRK, witn: Isaac & Bella BLUMENSTEIL of Hamilton, 18 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13065-88 Henry James McINTYRE, 23, clerk, Quebec Que., Hamilton, s/o Nicholas MciNTYRE & Harriet TURGEON, married Mary G. CUMMERFORD, 18, Hamilton, same, d/o Peter CUMMERFORD & Mary ARLAND, witn: Charles J. RODGER of Ottawa & Jula E. CUMMERFORD of Hamilton, 23 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|012861-88 (Wentworth Co.) John McKAIG, 32, machinist, widower, Victoria Co., Dundas, s/o Archibald & Isabel McKAIG, married Mary GUNN, 32, Scotland, Dundas, d/o John & Jane GUNN, wtn: Angus McKAIG of Dundas & Mary S?ANGER of Hamilton, September 18 1888 at Hamilton
|13207-88 William McMULLEN, 31, farmer, Canada, Ancaster twp., s/o John McMULLEN & Margaret HENDERSON, married Eleanor Batters JACKSON, 26, Canada, Dundas, d/o Miller Johnston JACKSON & Jane McLEOD, witn: John McMULLEN of Ancaster twp & Kattie Agnes YOUNG of Hamilton, 6 June 1888 at St. James Church, Dundas
1300-88 Robert McNEILLY, 28?, laborer, Beverly, Hamilton, s/o Richard & Ann, married Mina FOSTER, 26, Flamboro, Hamilton, d/o Charles & Jane, witn: James E. FOSTER of Millgrove & Ann McNEILLY of Hamilton, 18 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|13149-88 Malcolm M. McPHERSON, 24, salesman, Bothwell Ont., New York City, s/o William & Margaret, married Wilhelmina McCLURE, 22, Hamilton, same, d/o James F. & Margaret, witn: Henry CUSHEN of New York & Ella WEDGER of Hamilton, 17 Aug 1888 at Holy Trinity Church, Barton
012886/88 (Wentworth Co) Fred MITCHELL, 20, carpenter, Brantford, Hamilton, s/o Joseph & Emily, married Elizabeth LEMOND, 18, Hamilton, Hamilton, d/o James & Margaret, witn: William MITCHELL & Robert LEMOND of Hamilton, 15 October 1888, Hamilton
|13044-89 (Wentworth Co.) Samuel MITCHELL, 23, farmer, East Flamboro Twp., same, s/o John & Ellen MITCHELL, married Maggie ROLPH, 20, Nelson Twp, West Flamboro Twp, d/o Charles H. & Mary Jane ROLPH; witn - Mary RADFORD & Mary VANER(?) both of Waterdown on 02 July 1888 at Waterdown
|012866-88 (Wentworth Co.) Andrew MITCHELL, 28, attendant, Waterloo, Hamilton, s/o Andrew & Jessie MITCHELL, married Agnes ROSE, 26, England, Hamilton, d/o James & Agnes ROSE, wtn: Mary OMRIE of Spenserville Ont., Margaret J. DEY of Hamilton, October 22 1888 at Hamilton
|12863-88 (Wentworth Co.) David W. MOAR, 30, merchant, Scotland, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Ann MOAR, married Isabella ALLEN, 25, Scotland, Hamilton, d/o James & Susan ALLEN, wtn: William MILNE & Effie WATSON both of Hamilton, September 26 1888 at Hamilton
|13145-88 John MOODIE, 28, merchant, Ontario, Hamilton, s/o John MOODIE & Elizabeth AULD, married Mary GREEN, 27, Scotland, Barton, d/o James GREEN & Ann PROCTOR, witn: Charles William MOODIE & Charles E. BURNS, both of Hamilton, and Jessie Ann PROCTOR of Barton, 23 Feb 1888 at Barton
|13212-88 William Lenard NICHOL, 24, machinist, Ontario, Dundas, s/o Henry NICHOL & Mary SHORT, married Margaret GAGHAN, 22, Ontario, Dundas, d/o John GAHAN & Margaret FOLEY, witn: Jeremiah GLAVIN & Mary BURDEN, both of Dundas, 18 April 1888 at Dundas
013016/88 (Wentworth Co) William NICHOLSON, 41, widower, merchant, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o James & Catherine, married Mary Eliz. BILLINGTON, 29, Hamilton, Hamilton, d/o John & Euphemia, witn: Thomas NICHOLSON & Agnes STEEDMAN both of Hamilton, 14 February 1888, Hamilton
|13065-89 (Wentworth Co.) Albert NIGHTINGALE, 26, tobacco worker, Wales, Hamilton, s/o John & Ruth NIGHTINGALE, married Elizabeth M. BRICE, 28, Dundas, Hamilton, d/o James & Elizabeth BRICE; witn - Frank DOWSWELL & Lizzie J. CONNOR both of Hamilton on 25 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13193-88 Frederick Julius NOTZ, 23, carriage painter, Ontario, Hamilton, s/o August John Frederick NOTZ & Sophia WOHELE, married Catherine Teresa GALLIVAN, 24, Waterdown, East Flamboro, d/o James GALLIVAN & Mary MALONEY, witn: Charles GALLIVAN of E. Flamboro & Ellen MALONEY of Hamilton, 27 Nov 1888 at East Flamboro
|13042-89 (Wentworth Co.) Joseph PEART, 26, farmer, Twp Oneida, same, s/o Emerson & Jane PEART, married Isabella NEWELL, 24, East Flamboro, same, d/o Charles & Emily NEWELL; witn - Charles & Catherine NEWELL of East Flamboro on 22 May 1888 (sic) at Waterdown
|13169-88 John Alex PLACE, 26, engineer, Carlisle, Stoney Creek, s/o Alex & Mary Ann, married Clara SPRINGSTEAD, 19, Stoney Creek, same, d/o Jasper & Amelia Jane, witn: John W. & Josephine PETERSON of Stoney Creek, 2 May 1888 at Stoney Creek
|13049-89 (Wentworth Co.) William PLOWS, 25, glass worker, Hamilton, same, s/o James & Catherine PLOWS, married Catherine CUMMINGS , 23, Cornwall, Hamilton, d/o Richard & Catherine CUMMINGS; witn - C. RYELE & Catherine MCCREW both of Hamilton on 23 Nov 1888 at Hamilton
|13154-88 Isaac J. POLLICK, 28, market gardener, Barton, same, s/o Robert & Maria, married Maggie Jane WHITMORE, 20, Barton, same, d/o John & Isabella, witn: Ruth AITKIN of Hamilton & Samuel STEFE? of Barton, 30 Oct 1888 at Barton
|012857-88 (Wentworth Co.) Clarence N. PORTER, 21, book keeper, US., Cleveland, s/o Darcy & Emma PORTER, married Clarkson HOODLESS, 25, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Joseph & Ann HOODLESS, wtn: Emile ANDERSON of Toronto & Alf J. HENDERSON of Cleveland, August 8 1888 at Hamilton
|12945-89 (Wentworth Co.) Edward H. POTTER, 24, cattle dealer, Tilsonburg Ont., Windsor Ont., s/o Charles L. & Emily P. POTTER, married Anna Alberta VANSICKLE, 21, Jerseyville, same, d/o Closson & Jane VANSICKLE; witn - Harry C. GUILLOTT & Bertha M. POTTER both of Windsor on 18 Oct 1888 at Jerseyville
|13171-88 Robert Anderson PRINGLE, 30, barrister, Hamilton, same, s/o James & Phoebe Emma, married Mary Ann Robena BEDELL, 26, Saltfleet twp., Winona, d/o Jeremiah & Mary Ann, witn: James UNWIN of Grimsby & N. B. PRINGLE of Hamilton & Lena BEDELL of Winona, 20 June 1888 at Stoney Creek
|13172-88 Richard QUANCE, 67, widower, gentleman, Devonshire England, Binbrook, s/o John & Mary, married Harriett E. CLINE, 72, widow, Saltfleet, same, d/o William LOTTRIDGE & Mary, witn: William H. CLINE & Amy DAVIS, both of Saltfleet, 22 Nov 1888 at Saltfleet
|12965-89 (Wentworth Co.) Ernest RABITSURG, 21, labourer, Oshawa, Hamilton, s/o James & Carrie RABITSURG, married Sarah BURGESS, 20, Hamilton, same, d/o Alfred & Sarah BURGESS; witn - Moses & Hannah SHINGLER both of Hamilton on 31 Dec 1888 at Barton
012885/88 (Wentworth Co) C. Wilson RAE, 28, jailer, England, Hamilton, s/o James & Eliza, married Rachel WORK, 24, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Donald & Margaret, witn: George HENERY & Jane A. ROLLS of Hamilton, 3 October 1888, Hamilton
|13240-89 (Wentworth Co.) Donald REID, 24, gardener, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Alexander & Margaret, married Jane RUTHERFORD, 19, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Adam & Ellen; witn - W. G. SYLE & L. MOORE both of Hamilton on 24 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13148-88 David REID, 37, widower, clerk, Scotland, New York, s/o David & Martha, married Mary Elizabeth LAND, 30, Barton, same, d/o John & Esther, witn: Will J. St.CROIX of Toronto & Annie FISHER of Dundas, 18 July 1888 at Barton
012880/88 (Wentworth Co) George S. ROBINSON, 24, mechanic, Bambury, Hamilton, s/o George & Sarah ROBINSON, married Mary FARDY, 21, blank, Hamilton, d/o James & Mary FARDY, witn: Robert B. LANAWAY & Annie FARDY of Hamilton, 13 October 1888, Hamilton
|13041-89 (Wentworth Co.) William John ROGERS, 27, farmer, Co. of Peel, Streetsville Ont., s/o Joseph & Eliza ROGERS, married Sophia Ann PENTLEY, 25, Oakville, same, d/o Godfrey & Ann PENTLEY; witn - David ROGERS of Streetsville & Annie COOK of Trafalgar Twp on 02 Mar 1888 at Waterdown
|12964-89 (Wentworth Co.) Edward ROSS, 22, painter, Hamilton, same, s/o Alex M. & Christina ROSS, married Agnes HAGUS, 21, St. Catharines, same, d/o George & Mary HAGUS; witn - Burnet MCLAIN & Mary Ann ROSS (no place given) on 26 Dec 1888 at Bartonville
|13232-88 Thomas ROSS, 21, merchant tailor, Hamilton, same, s/o John & Mary, married Nettie SWEET, 19, West Flamboro, Dundas, d/o Joseph & Lucinda, witn: Addie SWEET of Dundas & D. PHILLIPS of Hamilton, 24 Oct 1888 at Dundas
|012877-88 (Wentworth Co) John R. RUD--(cut off) 28, machinist, Augusta, Hamilton, s/o John & Mary, married Maria NICHOLS--(cut off), 20, Hamilton, same, d/o Richard & Lizzie, witn: J.N. JANE, Hamilton & Annie MANN, Brantford, 1 Nov 1888 at Hamilton
|#012805-88 (Wentworth Co) John Peter SCHNA--(off page), 25, brewer, Germany, Hamilton, s/o George & Eliza, married Bertha TURKEY, 21, Prussia, Hamilton, d/o Carl & Wilhelmina, witn: A.D. & K.A. CAMERON of Hamilton, 9 July 1888 at Hamilton
13022-88 Robert SCOTT, 34, widower, machinist, Dundee Scotland, Hamilton, s/o William & Ann, married Eliza Napier BROWN, 34, widow, Glasgow Scotland, Hamilton, d/o John & Eliza [no surname given], witn: Alexander ROGERS & Amelia WARDLAW, both of Hamilton, 13 Jan 1888
|13151-88 Moses A. SHINGLER, 21, laborer, Grimsby, Barton, s/o William & Elizabeth, married Hannah A. BUCK, 19, Glanford, Barton, d/o Daniel & Helen, witn: William H. & Annie SHINGLER of Barton, 8 Oct 1888 at Barton
|012856-88 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas J. SILK, 20, steam fitter, England, Hamilton, s/o Richard & Emma SILK, married Harriet STIFF, 18, England, Hamilton, Henry & Grace STIFF, wtn: Mrs. George CATCHPOLE & Mrs. T. COCHENOUR both of Hamilton, September 3 1888 at Hamilton
|13238-89 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas SIMMONS, 25, merchant, England, Guelph, s/o Thomas & Margaret, married Agnes C. MCKINNON, 25, Canada, Guelph, d/o Charles & Elizabeth; witn - Frank NUN & Hattie CROSS both of Hamilton on 03 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
012878/88 (Wentworth Co) Peter SIMONS, 21, teamster, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o Solomon & Maria SIMONS, married Bella O. LITTLE, 20, Varney, Hamilton, d/o Archibald & Jemima LITTLE, witn: William L. HAY & Maggie PETTIGREW of Hamilton, 10 October 1888, Hamilton
013011/88 (Wentworth Co) Samuel G. SIMPSON, illegible age, merchant, Onondaga Twp. Brant, Onondaga Twp. Brunt., s/o Samuel & Caroline, married Wilhelmina Emily Benner Corson JOHNSON, 28, Dunnville Ont., Onondaga Twp. Brant Co., d/o William & Jemima, witn: William H.M. & Rose H. MOCKRIDGE of Hamilton, 28 February 1888, Hamilton
013010/88 (Wentworth Co) Alexander SINCLAIR, 25, painter, Hamilton, Hamilton, s/o John & Martin (sic) SINCLAIR, married Beatrice JACKSON, 25, widow, England, London, d/o William & Sarah [no surname given], witn: Alonzo & Martine SMITH both of Hamilton, 24 February 1888, Hamilton
|13048-89 (Wentworth Co.) Joseph SLOAN, 22, clerk, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Mary SLOAN, married Jessie RIGG, 19, Canada, Hamilton, d/o William & Anabel RIGG; witn - James W. & Ann PIERCY both of Hamilton on 10 Oct. 1888 at Hamilton
013017/88 (Wentworth Co) Cecil Brunswick SMITH, 28, civil engineer, Canada, St. Catharines, s/o Sylvester & Isabella, married Mary Jemima DEMPSEY, 28, Canada, Hamilton, d/o George & Anna Elizabeth, witn: George DEMPSEY & Emma DEMPSEY of Hamilton & Alex FRASER of Niagara Falls, 14 February 1888, Hamilton
|12889-89 (Wentworth Co.) George Albert SMITH, 27, farmer, Ancaster, same, s/o Mordecai & Margaret Eliza SMITH, married Mary Eliza BOOK, 21, Ancaster, same, d/o William & Susanna BOOK; witn - Electra DYER & Blanche MARSHALL both of Stoney Creek on 20 Nov 1888 at Stoney Creek
|012883/88 (Wentworth Co) Thomas A. SMYE, 23?, teamster, Wyoman, Hamilton, s/o John & Jane, married Amy ALDERMAN, 23, Waterdown, Hamilton, d/o William & Mary Ann ALDERMAN, witn: Smith CREMER & Miss NICHOL of Hamilton, 15 October 1888, Hamilton
|13190-88 Charles Herbert SPARKS, 22, farmer, East Flamboro, same, s/o Reuben & Sarah Jane, married Mary Elizabeth SHUART, 20, Huron Co., East Flamboro, d/o Henry & Maria, witn: Horace J. SPARKS of E. Flamboro & Edna SHUART of Buffalo, 31 Oct 1888 at East Flamboro
|13046-89 (Wentworth Co.) Edward SPENCE, 21, mechanic, Canada, Hamilton, s/o John & Eliza SPENCE, married Mary HAYES, 23, England, Hamilton, d/o Patrick & Mary HAYES; witn - E. C. LAIRD & A. A. LAIRD both of Hamilton on 09 Oct. 1888 at Hamilton
|13012-89 (Wentworth Co.) Oliver SPRINGER, 20, farmer, East Flamboro, same, s/o Joseph & Emma SPRINGER, married Alice B. SHELTON, 20, Ont., West Flamboro, d/o John & Mary SHELTON; witn - William SPRINGER of West Flamboro & Martha E. SHELTON of East Flamboro on 06 Jun 1888 at West Flamboro
|#012803-88 (Wentworth Co) Charles Edgar STEWART, 25, clerk, Hamilton, same, s/o William C. & Eliza, married Terena Ann OVERELL, 24, Brockville, Hamilton, d/o Edward & Charlotte, witn: Ernest SAYERS & Ella OVERELL, both of Hamilton, 6 June 1888 at Hamilton
|13200-88 James Alexander STIRLING, 32, doctor, Peebles Scotland, Picton, s/o Robert STIRLING & Euphemia ELDER, married Jessie BERTRAM, 26, Orford twp., Dundas, d/o John BERTRAM & Elizabeth BENNETT, witn: P. C. MacNEE? of Picton & Thomas A. BERTRAM of Dundas, 1 March 1888 at res of John Bertram, Dundas
|13006-89 (Wentworth Co.) Nicholas STUART, 25, stone mason, Huron County, West Flamboro, s/o John & Grace STUART, married Isabella SAYERS, 31, widow, County of Wellington Twp of Peel, Hamilton, d/o John & Jane FARRELLY; witn - Joseph Alfred STUART of West Flamboro & Elizabeth GREIG of Hamilton on 25 Dec 1888 at West Flamboro
|012868-88 (Wentworth Co.) John SULLIVAN, 27, moulder, no place of birth noted, Hamilton, s/o Fred & Norah SULLIVAN, married Fanny JOHNSTON, 19, no place of birth noted, Hamilton, d/o Henry & Annie JOHNSTON, wtn: Ann & Thomas JOHNSTON both of Hamilton, October 23 1888 at Hamilton
|13230-88 Frederick Deline SUTER, 41, clerk of Division Court, Dundas, same, s/o Robert W. & Louisa, married Elizabeth Ann WILSON, 32, Dundas, same, d/o John WILSON & Margaret DICKEY, witn: William Jessie WILSON of Dundas & Oliver S. CLARKE of Hamilton, 17 Oct 1888 at res of Mrs. John Wilson, Dundas
|012855-88 (Wentworth Co.) Charles C. TANDY, 23, hammerman, England, Hamilton, s/o Thomas & Ellen TANDY, marries Kate WHATFORD, 20, England, Hamilton, d/o Robert & Harriet WHATFORD, wtn: James McCANN & Marion JENKINS both of Hamilton, August 18 1888 at Hamilton
013021/88 (Wentworth Co) Jacob Carter THOMPSON 24, whip maker, Peel Twp., Hamilton, s/o Ernest & Malinda Catherine, married Jane Eliz. TAYLOR, 20, Ancaster, Hamilton, d/o Thomas TAYLOR & Mary Jane SMITH, witn: George CRAWFORD & Mary SMITH both of Hamilton, 20 February 1888, Hamilton
12887-88 Jesse THOMPSON, 33, loco engineer, Puslinch, The Needles - California, s/o Samuel THOMPSON & Mary Ann, married Florence N. HUXTABLE, 20, England, Hamilton, d/o John & Eliza, witn: Thomas MOORE & Evelyn HUXTABLE, both of Hamilton, 18 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13199-88 Joseph THOMPSON, 22, carpenter, Canada, Beverly twp., s/o William & Elizabeth, married Mary SHEA, 23, Canada, Beverly twp., d/o Thomas & Laura, witn: David L. MILES & Mrs. Arletta D. ROSS, both of Dundas, 28 Feb 1888 at Methodist parsonage, Dundas
|13054-89 (Wentworth Co.) Spence TUFFORD, 27, tailor, Canada, Burlington, s/o Joseph & Eliza TUFFORD, married Frances HURST, 21, England, Hamilton, d/o John & Amelia HURST; witn - C. W. MILLBURN & Carrie SOCHE (Locke?) both of Hamilton on 05 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|#012801-88 (Wentworth Co) Samuel TURNER, 44, grain dealer, Hamilton, same, s/o John & Rosanna, married Jennie MENORGAN, 28, of Guelph, d/o John MENORGAN & Margaret STRAGOR?, witn: John MENORGAN & Margaret FRAZER, 1 Feb 1888 at Hamilton
12999-88 William John UPSDELL, 22?, laborer, Portsmouth England, Hamilton, s/o William UPSDELL & Amelia MILLER, married Ruth E. BEELBY, 22, Markham, Hamilton, d/o Richard BEELBY & Jane GARELAND?, witn: John COOK & Lizzie FRIEND, both of Hamilton, 17 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|12995-89 (Wentworth Co.) Adam VALENS, 32, farmer, Beverly, same, s/o John VALENS & Ellspeth ALEXANDER, married Mary YOUNG, 27, Beverly, same, d/o Robert YOUNG & Elizabeth FERGUSON; witn - Adam ALEXANDER & Annie YOUNG of Beverly on 19 Dec 1888 at Beverly
|13081-89 (Wentworth Co.) Levinus VAND, 23, Canada, Binbrook, s/o Ben & Nancy VAND, married Sarah PETERSON, 19, Canada, Saltfleet, d/o Thomas & Mary PETERSON; witn - Edwin NOTTOSE (?) & Ann PETERSON both of Hamilton on 16 Sept 1888 at Hamilton
|13067-88 Wesley P. VAN NORMAN, 27, music dealer, Canada, Hamilton, s/o Elery B. & Eliza C., married Mary A. MORLEY, 28, widow, Canada, St. Catharines, d/o James MORLEY & Rebecca CALENS?, witn: Mortimer REID & Rebecca CALENS, both of St. Catharines, 26 Jan 1888 at St. Catharines [reg'd in Hamilton]
|13189-88 Egerton A. VOLLICK, 21, Nelson twp., Hamilton, s/o Joseph & Margaret, married Mary Jane BOWEN, 21, East Flamboro, same, d/o Nelson & Mary, witn: Howard HAGAL of Hamilton & Eva May Maud BOWEN of E. Flamboro, 18 Oct 1888 at East Flamboro
|13059-98 (Wentworth Co.) Henry VOLLICK, 53, widower, laborer, Hamilton, same, s/o Richard & Elizabeth VOLLICK, married Susanna SHARPE, 46, widow, England, Hamilton, d/o Francis & Elizabeth [no surname given]; witn - Elizabeth GODDARD & Ann Jane BAKER both of Hamilton on 12 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
012881/88 (Wentworth Co) William WALKER, 32?, farmer, Haysville, Haysville, s/o Thomas & Maria WALKER, married Annie WILLIAMS, 22, Haysville, Brussels, d/o blank & blank, witn: Flora LINGER & W.H.M. MOCKRIDGE of Hamilton, 15 October 1888, Hamilton
|13178-88 William WARDELL, 22, farmer, Halton Co., Nassagaweya, s/o Darius & Martha, married Mary Jane DENNIS, 20, Halton Co., Nassagaweya, d/o George & Mary A., witn: Ella A. WYLLIE of Carlisle & Jessie Ann DIRZAR? of Grimsby, 25 Jan 188 at Carlisle
013020/88 (Wentworth Co) William WARDELL, illegible age, widower, farmer, Manchester, Dunnville, s/o James & Ann, married Mary CONLEY, 28, Hamilton, Hamilton, d/o Pat. & blank, witn: Rose Helen MOCKRIDGE & William H.M. MOCKRIDGE of Hamilton, 17 February 1888, Hamilton
|012876-88 (WentWorth Co) William S. WATT, 26, machinist, Hamilton, same, s/o John & Isabella, married Alice ELDER, 25, Hamilton, same, d/o Alexander & Mary, witn: George LAMPLOUGH & Ettie ELDER, both of Hamilton, 24 Oct 1888 at Hamilton
|13060-88 Henry WHITE, 23, bartender, USA, Hamilton, s/o Dick & Mary, married Annie KERCHOFF, 18, USA, Hamilton, d/o Charles & Louisa, witn: Michael COADY & Elizabeth DAVIS, both of Hamilton, 1 Jan 1888 at Hamilton
|012869-88 (Wentworth Co.) Thomas D.W. WILCOX, 30, porter, Amherstburg, Hamilton, s/o Alex & Pauline WILCOX, married Ada SAMPLE, 18, no place of birth noted, Amherstburg, d/o Robert & Ellen SAMPLE, wtn: John B. FILLION & Joe MORIN both of Hamilton, October 23 1888 at Hamilton
|13140-88 Thomas WILKINSON, 26, farmer, England, Glanford, s/o Jospeh & Mary, married Ellen Matilda CLARK, 21?, Seneca, Glanford, d/o James & Ellen, witn: Joseph WILKINSON of Caledonia & Ida E. CLARK of Glanford, 4 Jan 1888 at Glanford
013002/88 (Wentworth Co) Edward W. WILLIAMS, 25, packer, Eng., Hamilton, s/o John & Mary Ann, married Mary McCANN, 20, Armagh Ireland, Hamilton, d/o James & Alice, witn: William McKEEVER & Charles J. H. MOCKRIDGE both of Hamilton, 29 January 1888, Hamilton
013007/88 (Wentworth Co) Robert WOOD, 24, traveler, Toronto, Toronto, s/o Thomas & Annie WOOD, married Jane Brown GRUITON (Grinton?), 23, Toronto, Toronto, d/o John & Rosa, witn: J.H. MAXWELL & Lizzie CROOKER both of Hamilton, 3 January 1888, Hamilton
|13198-88 George WOOD, 26, blacksmith, USA, Hamilton, s/o Robert & Martha, married Henrietta MULLIGAN, 22, Canada, Hamilton, d/o Thomas & Eliza, witn: Mrs. Margaret BERTRAM & Emma COLLIER, both of Dundas, 14 Jan 1888 at Methodist parsonage, Dundas
|12890-89 (Wentworth Co.) George J. WOODMAN, 22, farmer, Hamilton, Saltfleet, s/o C. & E. WOODMAN, married H. Jennie SMITH, 24, Glanford, Saltfleet, d/o George & M. SMITH; witn - Thomas E. LYDE of Saltfleet & Mary ANSTEY of Stoney Creek on 19 Dec 1888 at Saltfleet
|13143-88 Peter McMicken WOOLEY, 32, gentleman, Port Dover, Barton, s/o William & Jane, married Elizabeth G. RYMAL, 27, Barton, same, d/o Joseph & Lydia Ann, witn: H. M. TENCYCK of Hamilton & Lydia YOUNG of Ridgetown, 4 Jan 1888 at Barton
|12848-88 George A. WREN, 2-?, farmer, North Oxford, same, s/o John & Isabella, married Maggie SAGE, 22, West Oxford, same, d/o Allan & Elizabeth, witn: Elizabeth PICKERING of Hamilton, 2 Oct. 1888 at Hamilton
|13050-89 (Wentworth Co.) Harry YOUNG, 39, widower, laborer, England, Hamilton, s/o Daniel & Emma YOUNG, married Isabel McLEAN, 31, widow, Scotland, Hamilton, d/o George & Margaret YOUNG; witn - Edward & Annie YOUNG both of Hamilton on 01 Dec 1888 at Hamilton
|13187-88 Andrew YULE, 30, baker, Scotland, Listowel, s/o Alexander & unknown, married Maggie LYNN, 29, East Flamboro, same, d/o Joseph & Margaret, witn: Lena & Hugh LYNN of E. Flamboro, 4 July 1888 at res of the bride's father, East Flamboro


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algebraic expression problem solving
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Bengaluru, Aug 14: The alleged phone tapping during the previous JD(S)-Congress coalition government on politicians, Journalists, Ministers and senior officials, is a serious issue and the government will probe the incident, Chief minister B S Yediyurappa said on Wednesday. Speaking to newsmen here on Wednesday, he said that "there are complaints over tapping of the telephonic conversations of politicians and others by the previous government and the officials in the administration". Stating that he would discuss the issue with the Chief Secretary, Vijayabhaskar on the issue, Chief minister gave a hint to order for probe into the alleged Phone tapping incident.
Yeddyurappa's assertion comes in the wake of former Bengaluru Police Commissioner, Alok Kumar had allegedly issued directions to tap the phones of prominent politicians, including then Home minister, dissident MLAs, and Opposition Leaders In Mysuru former JD(S) state president and dissident MLAs. BJP leader R. Ashok alleged that the Kumaraswamy govt approved illegal phone tapping to pry on the opposition, journalists and police officials among others. R Ashok had also appealed the Chief minister to order for a probe into the alleged phone tapping incident during the previous Government headed by H D Kumaraswamy.
The phone tapping controversy got murkier after the phone call of the newly appointed Bengaluru police commissioner, Bhaskar Rao, was made public. In the call, the person purported to be Rao is heard lobbying for the post of Bengaluru police commissioner with Faraz, a person who claims to be close to senior Congress leaders.UNI


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Academy of Dance Expressions holds fall registration
Mark your calendars Aug. 30, Sept. 1 and Sept. 7, from 3 to 7 p.m. each day, for fall 2011 registration at Laurene Aldorisio's Academy of Dance Expressions. Classes cover pre-school to adult levels, and are for the serious or recreational dancer. Laurene Aldorisio's Academy of Dance Expressions is located at 45 East Main St. in Westborough, and can be visited online at www.laurenedanceexpressions.com.
Culinary Underground hosts healthy cooking class
Start cooking smarter this fall and attend Healthy Cooking: Adaptations, a demonstration class scheduled for Thursday Sept. 8, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at Culinary Underground School for Home Cooks in Southborough. If you'se determined to eat healthier, more fruits and veggies and smaller portions are easy to do. After all, you shouldn's have to give up the foods you'se familiar with – just adapt them to your new, healthier way of eating. Cost is $45 per person. Culinary Underground is located at 21 Turnpike Road/Route 9 in Brickyard Square. For more information or to register, visit www.culinaryunderground.com.
Polished nail salon opens in Northborough
Polished is pleased to announce its grand opening at 299 West Main St. (Times Square Plaza) in Northborough. Polished is a full-service nail salon specializing in spa manicures and pedicures with hot stones massage, as well as many types of artificial nails, including the latest gel manicures. The staff at Polished are licensed professionals with many years of experience in the nails business, and use the latest method of sterilization for their equipment, exceeding state board regulations. Look for Polished's ad in this issue and, from now until Sept. 30, bring it to Polished for a 10 percent discount.
Dream Makers Open House at Bay State Cheer
Bay State Cheer & Dance is hosting an Open House for the "Dream Makers Cheer Team" Monday Sept. 12 at 5 p.m. Dream Makers is a co-ed team that offers a unified approach to special needs athletes. Members are taught fundamental skills, teamwork and good sportsmanship. Members enjoy the physical and mental challenges of cheerleading while improving flexibility, coordination, listening skills and self confidence. The team practices once a week and performs at competitions, where their team cheer is "It's not about winning it's about fun." State Cheer is located at 224 Cherry St. in Shrewsbury, and can be visited online at www.baystateallstars.com for more information.