[23227] Roeulx, commune of the canton of Bilge is in the center of a triangle whose angles are the towns of Valenciennes, Douai and Cambrai. It was part of Hainault in early medaeval times. In 1178, Eustace de Roeulx subscribed a charter for laquelles Baudoin, count of Hainaut, recognizes that the abbey of Anchin freely has the towns of Oberchicourt and Pecquencourt. See http://roeulx.free.fr for the history of the commune, etc. For Eustache II http://users.skynet.be/nobily/nobily/pafg642.htm
[another source gives birth year as 1801] See "Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement", p. 438.
Harry Dell offered on the Dill Ancestry.com message board 11 Feb 2008:
Here are my notes on Richard Dell/Dill. I am descended from his father William thru another son. Note that the numerals refer to the sources at the end.
1. Richard DELL 1,2,3,4 was born5 about 1794 in Willoughby Twp.?, Welland Co., ON, Canada. He died on 5 Jan 1881 in Windham Twp., Norfolk Co., ON, Canada. The cause of death was Congestion of the lungs. He was buried on 7 Jan 1881 in Bethlehem Cemetery, Norfolk Co., ON, Canada. Jamieson says b. 1794.
1805 ON Census Norfolk Co. - William Dell, Windham, 39, NJ, 1802, Farmer; Hannah 30, Richard 7, Joseph 5.
Richard Dill, a private in 1st Flank Company, 1st Regiment, Norfolk Militia, Lt. Col. J. Ryerson & Capt. John Bostwick, during 1812. Apparently served during Battle of Ft. Erie & capture of Detroit. Also served with Daniel McCall's 2nd Co. 25 Apr to 24 May 1814, Lt. William Dell 2nd in command. Joseph Dell also a pvt. (1877 Historical Atlas of Haldimand & Norfolk Cos. also indicates Richard Dell, Windham served in War of 1812).
Database: Canadian Immigrant Records, Part One - December 3, 2003 7:38 AM
Name: Richard DELL - Year of Record: 1875 - Source/Event: Statement showing Militiamen of 1812-1815 who have applied to participate in the gratuity voted by Parliament in 1875. Comments: Militiaman (1812-1815). Age: 81. -Reference: National Library of Canada: Parliamentary Sessional Papers, 1876, No. 7 page 28. Source Information: Anonymous. Records of Immigrants to Canada. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com., 1999-.
Marriage, children-Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement, E.A. Owen, 1898 p 438. Listed in 1826 Windham Collection Rolls. Father William Dell Listed as a Lieutenant in the 1st Reg, Norfolk Militia December 1830, appointment 18 Feb 1812. Also listed, ages between 19 & 39, were Benjamin Dell, Richard & William Dill.
19 Apr 1845 Richard Dell aff.-Lots 3, 4, Con. 14, Windham (T.W. Walsh Papers, Eva Donly Museum, p. 4562-4).
1851 ON Census, Norfolk Co, Windham Twp., p. 11 - William Dill b. US, 86 Wesleyan Methodist; Hannah 78 (WM); Joseph 56 b. UC, labourer, single, WM; Richard 58 farmer, log house, b. UC, married (New Communion Methodist); Sarah 57 b. UC married (NCM); Peter Dill labourer b. UC 29 single NCM; Samantha M. Dill b. UC 24 single NCM; Jane Dill b. UC 16 NCM; Ann Dill b. UC 10 NCM; James A. Dill labourer b. UC 8 NCM.
1851 Agricultural Census, Norfolk Co., Windham Twp. p. 117 - Richard Dill Con. 13 Lot 3, 53 acres, also James H. Wilson Con. 13 Lot 3 107 acres.
1856 Tremaine Map shows R. Dell in Windham Twp, Con. 13.
1861 ON Census, Windham Twp. - Dell, Richard, farmer, NCM, 67, Sarah 60, Samantha, seamstress, 33, Ann 19, James B. 17, Melbourne 9 (son of Benjamin?).
1871 ON Census -Windham Twp, Norfolk Co., p. 28 - Richard Dell 74, English, farmer, NC Methodist, Sarah 72, James 26 md, Martha 22 md, Ann 28 sgl, Jessie f. 2.
Richard Dell of Windham rec'd $20.00 bounty in 1876/77 for service in the War of 1812. (Historical Atlas of Haldiman & Norfolk Cos. 1877-1879).
May have had 2 other children - Arabella & Elvira, per Linda Donaldson 2/7/98.
Death reported by James A. Dell.
Obit British Canadian of 5 Jan 1881-Died this morning in Windham of congestion of the lungs, Richard Dell in 87th year of his age. Funeral on Friday, from late residence, burial Bethlehem Cemetery. Steinhoff source says died 1 Mar 1881.
Dell -- Richard Dell died -- see OVSFA1881p. 43 -- Richard Dell, 86, died 5 Jan 1881 in Windham. Internment next Friday at Bethlehem Cemetery [BC18810105p3]
Richard married7 Sarah Ann STEINHOFF 6 daughter of Andrew Herman STEINHOFF and Janet "Jenny" MALCOLM on 7 Jan 1818 in ON, Canada. Sarah was born in 1801 in ON, Canada. She died on 16 Sep 1874.
Marriage, children-Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement, E.A. Owen, 1898 p. 438. Note that Richard was her 1st cousin.
Richard Dell m. Sarah Ann Steinhoff. 1851 Census, Windham Twp. p. 11 shows Richard Dill, resided log house, farmer, b. UC, age 58, New Communion Methodist, along with Sarah age 47 and children Peter a labourer age 29, Samantha M. age 24, Jane age 16, Ann age 10, & James A. Dill age 8.
1861 Census, Windham Twp: Richard, farmer, NCM, 67, Sarah 60, Samantha, seamstress, 33, Ann 19, James B. 17, Melbourne 9.
1871 Census-Windham Twp, Norfolk Co. Richard Dell 74, English, farmer, NC Methodist, Sarah 72, James 26 md, Martha 22 md, Ann 28 sgl, Jessie f. 2.
Appendix A - Sources: 1. Bruce S. Elliott, Dan Walker, Fawne Stratford-Devai, Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Toronto, OGS, 1995), p. 157-158, Family History Library (LDS), 35 N. West Temple St., Salt Lake City UT 84150. 2. Assessment of Windham Twp. 1809-1826 (Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe, `975), pp. 12, 19, 20, Eva Brooks Donley Museum, Simcoe, ON, Canada. 3. R. Robert Mutry, Long Point Settlers (1992), Eva Brooks Donley Museum, Simcoe, ON, Canada. 4. E. A. Owen, Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement (1898), p. 438, Eva Brooks Donley Museum, Simcoe, ON, Canada. 5. Eric Jonasson, Canadian Veterans of the War of 1812 (Wheatley Press, Winnipeg, 1981), p. 30.Indicates Richard born "about 1794.". 6. E. A. Owen, Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement , p. 438. 7. Grand River Branch, UEL , Loyalist Families of the Grand River Branch (1991), p. 345.
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[56930] Find A Grave memorial 198962425 offers: "Plymouth: Virgil Wayne Gray 61, died unexpectedly of natural causes Monday May 6,2019 at his Plymouth residence. Virgil was born in Carmel Feb. 7, 1958 the son of Charles D. and Helen (Tibbetts) Gray Sr. He was a graduate of Nokomis Regional High School in Newport. At the time of his death he was employed as a custodian at Nokomis Regional High School . He enjoyed his work at Nokomis. Virgil was an avid sports enthusiast, an avid gardener, and a great mechanic. Virgil is survived by his wife of 37 years Lori L. Gray of Plymouth, his daughter and husband Sara and Grayson Page of Richmond, VA., his brother, Charles D. Gray Jr. of Newport, 2 sisters, Charlotte Crocker of Levant, Valerie Edwards of Pittsfield, his father-in-law and his mother-in -law, Alton and Hilda Gray of Plymouth, his sister-in-law Carolyn Gray of Ellsworth, several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his parents, a daughter Jennifer Gray, two brothers Frankie and David, two sisters Ann Bragg and Shirley Richards."
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[14158] The unverified Jones Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 states "When Mary Ann Knorr was born on November 18, 1821, in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, her father, John, was 48 and her mother, Elizabeth, was 37. She married George Erdman in 1849 in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. They had 11 children in 27 years. She died on November 4, 1892, in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, at the age of 70, and was buried in Paxinos, Pennsylvania."
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[27531] This line is not verified, but is provided by Jim Weber's "The Phillips, Weber, Kirk, & Staggs families of the Pacific Northwest" on http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com in 2007. Willinhall is just east of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands, NW of Birmingham, England. http://www.shercliff.demon.co.uk/WHS/streetl.htm offers information on the naming of "Leveson Street [in Willenhal]. Named after the Leveson family, who were lords of the Manor of Stowheath, and a branch of which family lived in nearby Moat House and owned extensive lands in the area. Richard Leveson was in Willenhall at the time of the reign of Edward the First (1272 to 1307) as lessee of the prebendal Manor and holder of a considerable estate in the Kings manor of Stowheath. The family also owned a house at Snow Hill Wolverhampton and also Trentham Hall. They made their considerable fortune from the wool trade, then the main industry in the Wolverhampton area. The Leveson's, like the Lane's of Bentley were Roman Catholics and fought on the side of the King during the Civil War. Thomas Leveson was a Colonel in the Kings army and was the Governor of Dudley Castle which he successfully defended until it was surrendered when the war ended. When John Leveson died about 1750 there was no male heir and the property passed jointly to his three daughters but by 1763 all their holdings in Willenhall had been sold off and the family left the area. By the turn of the century the house had gone although the grounds with their surrounding moat remained until the area was re-developed during the 1800's. It is believed that Moat House was built during Tudor Times and the Hearth Tax returns for Willenhall for 1666 show that it had 10 hearths, the largest building in the town."
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