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Xl451 of Sg A,=ii , ONT.,: 19, 1959
(_Contin iell #roue ,Page 12)
settled i`
_edOn. Concso• 2
s za In 1856 Thomas and Joseph o e '
�p ,Rn y
each got- 5Q acre :ofLot :
g s 11.Thomas, who was atthat time
a bac
k fo,r
made his hortewith kis.brothers tlll.
he a rie
`
MarY Dowling. later they moved to Dakota."
After TOM
married,
, J:aoeph also: owned. Thomas seal),
Jo'ep h`
s Roney married Ca
ey Hannah Davidson. Her parents,
.
.iv .he
n they cazrte'to Canada,first settled in An i nisli:-.Nova
Scotia,. Joseph and Hannah had ten ' children a' d- adopted
P n p
one. Ther ,were Thomas Joh RRo :Elizabeth John, beart , :Ela beth (Mrs:
.l;Iuk
Ham
g s`ton); Alexander Mary' Jane. 'Mrs. David Pe
Sarah nn (rs.. Harvey Joh stop) }_ S san .• (Mrs. Ja
mes:.
N znick), Joseph;, Elsie (Mrs: C,- W.: Yong) ' and Albert,
o,.
(ado ted), • .• . . ,:
Joseph's son, Robert, got the .homestead and married Ida
Jane.-
.apond. They had -several -Children of their
own an
d
aIsoraised Dave Robinson When Saskatchewan o erredup
Daae .filed a claim,, and the next spring Robert Roney• out-
fitted 'hien with a carload ear oad of effects; but: he''died`before : the
three years of honiesteading' were -111):--•=a, of pioneer
bachelor "diet.. It was as.. then Robert
:went"West leaving his'
, g
Wife .and,
ro.. u sons' carr s ns on• the farm. •: Around, :1916: Alex
':married Lettie Moore,, and-tookever .the farm on which`. he
still `lives. Mrs:.Robert RoneY, .withseveral of"the ofh
er
children,
i dr
n
after Alex--mar
rr
•
n yI x e i
Sas .� :h
er
he husband hadbeenliving for seine time.-Afterfhe'dea h
of his wife in Mitchell;' where :they°::had Jived retired after
theyreturned .
from Sask tche'
a wan • Robert: returned to the
homestead. Here Iedr rred the:far
m on -which
e was
born 97 years before. It was a
. dalLY'custom of •his, to w rider'
a
down and sit n t' h a "' 1i
o itisrid e oyer 'the b e stream • which
flows throughlot, the ,and it was here hewas found in the
Water, .Xifeless.
On
this
lot haveve
been
bor:n tw
en -fie-Ro e
s
,
Inaddi-
tion
-
tion toJoseph's ten, were Robert's eight and Alex% six. The
eldest child of Tho as and" Annie Nixon Roney was also
onthe homestead. Twenty-five-ofthe same .name, born
on the same farm,
:.
should almost --be a•record.,
Lot -Twelve
lue .
e
Colon
el .
Mc
res -
C,Nicholas Hedley and John Aikens, son
of Willis "halfway" 'Aikens, house . on the-
Huron Road in Logan g, n ToWnship for thea accommodation of,
tra elle s
v x re
, we ....... the first .owners . of Lot 12. in the1860
_s.
William Aikens, a cousin of John; got 'the ,South 50,, also
Richard
S
arvis
and-Henry
Roberts 25 eachof
,the North50:
JolrMtiore;
, Leslie. Moore and Robert Roney, son of :.Alex,
have been the owners of '
the 100 acres in, later -years.
Y
Lot Thirteen
In 185eJ6se h Moore, who mar
ri
ec:Mar Margaret -
Fo r"
bcs;
got. his deed forLot 13. Tf.at same ear,,he sold the East 50
toHenry Roberts, who.had just arrived fromEngland:Nine
children made'up the -'Moore fame1 William' Torn, Sarah
Ann Mrs. John Carter), `; George,
.C. ), g , John,' Catherine (Mrs.:
Ro
bent'.' Barnett : arch
}, Martha • a (Mr : •:Robert Mutton) '; Mary
Margaret: (Mrs. Jim ..,Garrick) ' arid.. Joseph, who died .:;oun
Joseph's Son, George, , a bachelor, died n he'iest
50 in 1891..
and; later his brother John owned tt Others who have -had
the. East., 50 were William Roberts-Sam•'B'elfour'~
R Peter
Evans Mrs. PeterEvans,and -re
,.. ,nteri Patrick : Ryari.and
Joseph Lariier:, Joseph Lamer ' also threshed and builtilo
s s
when here: ' From 1908 Geore Moore was:the: owner' •
gw er' , and::
later .Jo h John. Moore's son Joseph, r s had -the 100' -acres:Ear
•Roney, who has transporte
School area No. • 1- since
owner.
the
epte'
Ildren to their schools in
er; 1949, is. the - presexit'
°.Lot Fourteen:.
Lot,.:14, at least the East 50 of it, Was in the Carpenter
•narne'for one 'hundred years, It was
,
bought in
the, s xin
of
1954by Frank 'Moore. Froni .1854, Jams C rpenterownedthe"100:acres. and his wife, ;.MarY•Gast n,were=natives
of:Ireland:In 1856' Charlea,-who niarried Julia Dugan, of
the East 50, and another son, Edward;
who _married �11/1ar-
garet O'Sullivan, got the 'west.. Charles' !.daught daughter; er, Julia,
who is .now' in St Mary's 'Hospital; p . , Londgn, sold her '50` to
.who
Owners after Edward
Carpenter 'went to Duluth,
Mazinesota, were Welham Feeney, MrsWilliam . Y, x., lam Feeney,',her
sore Patrick Feeney, 'and the present, .owner :is another Son,
son,
Martin Feeney:
-
t w (tethen
Y.
Fro
i m1
1855
Owen nL
onLosPais caner of
t •
he East 50 •of
Lot 15: -• His son, John, later his daughter,. . hter
,g ,Sally, hadi
. t
till the: early
1900's.
These who' havead
h it,:smee were Wil-
liam Nlau pian ''Joh
n. McConnell, Sr. „John ,McCOnne
John'TeConne 'David McConnell, WilliancFeeneY,Mrs. William Fee
, n.
e
Y'Patrick Feeney and MartinnFeeneY
From 1857 Joseph Kidd' owned `
pthe .West 50.. d
s�:A deep
h
was: dugthrough
__, the southwest part to change:the
course':of the.: river er
v so: that` two
bred
';m' might i ht •
bridges g erve in . lace
ofthree
.b
nt
he. .
Centre r
eR
Road
att
this- oi,-
nt.. The" p r
n�
fr
eta were alwap i s
ys a; source of .troull : While . '
_.-.,e here. i
Wh Ie .the ,
.. :. s, is really
a tributary of. the Ba fiel
Y dRiver .ii has bee .
, n a .e '-
'of instead .g'v n the name
,.the Liffey:' instead of .the Carronbrook b
Y whih it c .
wa
e'formerl known, a nameIerhapscon tiered;more:= Suitable
since the village change of name
from Carronbcook
'
to Dublin,to agree with•Dublin=on-Liie in Ireland:.John,,
McKenna
John; McConnell Frank McConnell,
David, , .
, tidy. McConnell Keith'
McLaren and PatrickF.
Ryan have e owned this 50,;but:non'
none lived on it. On the southwest
est 'corner a'ch
ees
efa
ctorywas o erred bY M . Robertson an : attDorseyby1875 and
cheese was Blade here until : 1880. The 'building was still
standing later' in the 80's, but no use was being.niade of it.
William Maughan and his wife, the former Hanorai Bohan, • :
lived on 10 acres on .this same ,corner in the early 1900's.
Mrs.. Maughan. knit for sale, but also much of her work was.
given to :needy children.
Lot Sixteen
James
Hoskin,who was .
as township., assessor. in the la
h to -
50's arid:early 60's, an interested church `w worker , o ex and -a: local,
preacher,,o_wned Lot 16,by 1854. Later he moved:to Mitchell.
James Hopwood ,after hisfirst marriage, was the next to.
live on 'the farm,
'• am
ea Hoskin's son; William, aged 34 years,
•
was killed when
he fell" from:a. load o f ha at the bridge near
his' old home; in '1872. ,.That 'same :.year his father sold the
farm to Joseph Kidd: Peter
Evans, Timothy Maloney,
Mrs.TimothyMaloney,MatoneyPatrick Maloney,Patrick F. Ryan. .and,
.:: .
.
Maurice R.had
Ryan have this lot"since y s nce Kidd owned • it.
Lot leve
me
en
John o
wn-'`ed
L_ ot
17, y 1856,'an was on
the East
50
till hewent,Westaround 1885.'~John :Hic eY, Michael Hlckey.
,
Joseph 'Hickey and .Tirnothy, Hickey have''ownedit since.
William
John :Giyena and Charles Lo
vett lived:_ in the house
after the Hickey's- left it, " •
• In the old.r"
ecord
s,,arefound ;a varlet. .of s ellen .o proper
" . Y, p g fP pe •
names; sone were spelled as they sounded -while others' were
widero � :t
the Mark a
xk m i
ak n
g the ha,mes hard to decipher. : On
s.0
me records • o
was M Calle
dt
a
M h. 'Differences (fere ccs
noticed' in •
other
.
s were Malowne and'."Mu'llawne • fo":;:
Y x Maloney,' Hi to
a
nd' H
asten' for ,Tastan s, ohirieaux for
Mol neauxa Borill.
o
nfor <Boland,McAa er for--McTear. Otherspellings noticed •
were Brannen Gated, =Murphey),
,Jourda
. , , ,'Roche, ... : , .... n, Hutchinson' , D,ii�ex ' . ;
Small :Archible "Le- '
, YY, Cronyn,'> Mulladyslid .0 'eland.
• glia
m Garb
utt, a- native of , Yo kshire En land ajso a
resident of -Fullerton and ;later•Whitechurch,' u ..i
,. , . techurcht, near Wing--
ham, got the `West -50' r
g , from Mott and sold in 1877 to -Williare,
Jordan, Jr. Others who had it were Joseph Dillon' R Rol-.
and Kleinfeldt, Cornelius Van Donger, "and renter.' Joe;
re .. p t unce t
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