Notes: Cullen Family History and Genealogy

Cullen Family History
and Genealogy

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301	Julia was born on a farm across the Gatineau River from Farrellton.	Carroll, Julia (I480)
302	Katherine (1890-1968) was a registered nurse and a concert pianist and teacher, and painter. In 1914, she married Guerney Orr, an architect with the civil service in Ottawa. After Guerney died in 1937, she moved to California in 1938 to live with her Aunts Myra Turner Cox and Sarah Turner White, both widows as well. Myra owned a home in Laguna Beach, where Kit practised her painting skills. She loved to paint the boats in the harbor and at Marina Del Mar, several of which survive today. When Myra died in 1954 Kit moved to Tularosa, New Mexico. She was joined there by her sister Ida. Kit lived in Tularosa for about 10 years before moving to Vero Beach, Florida to live near her sister Amy. In her later years she suffered from arthritis and had difficulty playing the piano. She had a "pleasant little house, a few miles out of town". She died there in 1968. (Source: Jan de Grosbois Campbell)	Turner, Katherine Loretta (I1402)
303	Kieran Carroll emigrated from King's County, Ireland with his sister and brother about 1840. His two siblings died in Quebec City soon after disembarkation. His early times in Canada are unknown, but it is assumed that he came to the Farrellton, Quebec area in the early 1840s. He settled in Denholm Township on part of Lots 53 and 54 of Range 1. In 1848 he married Mary Cassidy, the daughter of Thomas Cassidy, his neighbour.	Carroll, Kieran (I6914)
304	Laurent is listed as a carpenter in the 1891 Census for the Village of Buckingham. In the 1901 census, Laurent and his family were living in an 8 room house and farming 50 acres on Lot 9 Range 2 in L'Ange Gardien Township. They also farmed on another 400 acres of leased land.	Joanis, Laurent (I2423)
305	Laurent is listed as Steam Boat Captain in the 1891 Census for the Village of Buckingham.	Mongeon, Laurent (I2950)
306	Lawrence is not listed in the 1871 census. He may have died in childhood.	Power, Lawrence (I1749)
307	Leonard Doray was a Pilot Officer and Wireless Operator/Air Gunner in the RCAF. He enlisted in Montreal on 21 June 1941 and received his wireless and air gunnery training in Canada in 1941 and 1942 . He passed near the top of his class in both and was commissioned as an officer. He arrived No. 3 Personnel Reception Centre at Bournemouth on 19 June 1942; transferred to No 2 Advanced Flying Unit at Millom, Cumberland on July 25th. On September 1 he transferred to No. 22 Operational Training Unit, part of RAF No. 6 Group, based at Wellesbourne Mountford airport near Stratford on Avon, for training in night bombing prior to becoming operational status. On November 9, 1942, Wellington MkIII HF648 crashed 1 mile SSE of Lighthorne Village just after takeoff from Gaydon airfield. Failure of the starboard engine was the cause. All crew were killed: F/O D B Clements RCAF, F/Sgt C S Boomer RCAF, P/O A A Herbert RCAF, P/O J L Doray RCAF and F/Sgt G W Wilken RCAF. Doray was the wireless operator/air gunner and died of multiple injuries and burns. He was buried on July 13, 1942 at Stratford-on-Avon. Commonwealth War Graves Commission casualty details: Name: DORAY, JOSEPH LEONARD Initials: J L Nationality: Canadian Rank: Pilot Officer (W.Op./Air Gnr.) Regiment/Service: Royal Canadian Air Force Age: 25 Date of Death: 09/11/1942 Service No: J/11594 Additional information: Son of Edward and Teresa Doray, of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada. Casualty Type: `Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: Grave 4046. Cemetery: STRATFORD-ON-AVON CEMETERY Cemetery: STRATFORD-ON-AVON CEMETERY Country: United Kingdom Locality: Warwickshire Historical Information: Startford-on-Avon Cemetery contains 22 First World War burials, made mainly from the hospital at Clopton House. During the Second World War, there was a contingent of the Royal Canadian Air Force based at nearby Wellesboune Mountford and of the 137 Second World War burials (most of them forming a war graves plot), 97 are of Canadian airmen. The cemetery also contains 15 war graves of other nationalities. No. of Identified Casualties: 174 The Montreal Gazette - Nov 17, 1942 KILLED OVERSEAS (photograph) P.O. JOSEPH LEONARD DORAY, 25, who has been officially reported killed on active service overseas, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doray of 4547 Harvard avenue (Montreal). Born in Pembroke, Ont., he was educated in Montreal, where he worked until enlisting in July, 1941. At school he was active in all forms of athletics. PO. Doray has one brother, Eddy Doray, in the R.C.A. (Reserve Army), and three sisters, Eileen, Irene and Theresa of Montreal.	Doray, Joseph Leonard (I39)
308	Leonard was a clog maker.	Ethier, Léonard (I5485)
309	LEWANS, Lillian July 31, 1932 - March 6, 2020 It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Lillian Lewans on Friday, March 6, 2020 at the age of 87 years. Lillian is survived by husband of 56 years, George; sons Mark (Lona), Michael (Joan), Jeffrey (Anna), Shawn (Jana); grandsons Bryce, Erik, Brian (Katie), Jordan, Shane, Jeremy and Quintan; step-granddaughter Emily (Colby); great-grandchildren Bennett, Holden and Ella; siblings Blanche, Louise (Joe), Rene (Genny), and Gil (Marj); sisters-in-law Anne, Irma, and Mary (Lorne); brothers-in-law Leo (Joyce), and Alphonse. Predeceased by her parents Lionel and Imelda Joanis; siblings Irene and Jim; sisters in law Evelyn, Gertrude, Marykay and Beth; brothers-in-law Cameron, Dan, Claude, Bernard, Vincent, Edward and Roly. Lillian was born and raised in the farming community of St. Denis, SK. After working for a few years in Saskatoon and Val Marie, she met and married George in 1963. They farmed near Orkney, SK for the next 29 years where they raised their family. In 1992, Lillian and George moved to Regina to work as property managers before retiring in 1999. Lillian had a deep devotion to God and her Catholic faith. She was a good cook who loved to entertain, very involved in her community and church and was a longtime member of the CWL. She had a great sense of humour and told many wonderful, funny stories. Lillian was also a lifelong learner who enjoyed reading immensely, especially anything historical. Mostly, she was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. PRAYERS will be held at Holy Family Parish, 1021 McCarthy Blvd North, Regina, SK on Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. A FUNERAL MASS will be celebrated at Holy Family Parish on Friday, March 13, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Marian Centre, 1835 Halifax St, Regina, SK S4P 1T4 or a charity of your choice. Family and friends are invited to sign the online obituary and tributes page at www.reginafuneralhome.ca. Arrangements entrusted to	Joanis, Lillian (I3644)
310	Little is known about George Turner's eldest son, Robert. According to his father's probate papers, in 1860, he was living in the U.S., possibly in Lincoln, Maine. Robert is believed to have been a hotel proprietor.	Turner, Robert (I1558)
311	Lived in Kingsclear, York County	Estey, William Shepherd (I1735)
312	Lives in the San Diego area.	Keefer, William (I5267)
313	Louis (1885-1964) followed George and his father into railroading as a fireman and engineer with Canada Atlantic, Grand Trunk and CNR. Louis lived in Ottawa all his life. He was a violinist and an inventor, with an early version of the automobile automatic transmission to his credit. Louis' wife Laura Dent died in 1918. Their two children predeceased her in 1912 from drowning in the Rideau Canal. Louis remarried Clara Boegel in 1921 and they had 10 children. After Clara died in 1944, Louis married Mildred Peebles, a long-time family friend. Louis died in 1964.	Turner, Louis Joseph Adelard (I1380)
314	Louis may have had another first name since there was another sibling named Louis, born in	Depocas-dit-Joanis, Pierre Louis (I6282)
315	Louis was a blacksmith (from daughter Marie Anne's baptism record)	Depoca, Louis (I3421)
316	Louis was captured by the iroquois on 8 June 1661 at Beaupre, forced to march to the Agnier villages in present day New York State, was tortured and killed.	Guimont, Louis (I6228)
317	Louise was a "fille du roi".	Faure-dite-Planchet, Louise (I4682)
318	Louise was a fille du roi.	Bercier, Louise (I5663)
319	Machinist - CNR	Turner, John Richard Bellamy (I2369)
320	Madeleine's obituary: It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our Mother, Madeleine Kelleher (nee Turner) peacefully at King Nursing Home, Bolton, Ontario, in her 100th year of life on September 5, 2016.†Madeleine was the beloved wife of the late Robert Kelleher, loving mother to Geoffrey (SueAnn) of South Bend, Indiana, Charlotte of Vineland, Lin (Jackie) of Saskatoon, Angela (Art) of Guelph, Celine (Marc) of St. Catharines, Basil (Diane) of Kitchener and Stan (Sylvia) of Melancthon.†Madeleine was a cherished Nana to 29 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.†She will be lovingly remembered by her many nieces, nephews and friends. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at King Nursing Home for their tender loving care of our Mother throughout the past 5 years. Friends are invited to the Butcher Family Funeral Home, 5399 Main Street South, Erin, Ontario on Wednesday September 14, 2016 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.†A Vigil will be held for Madeleine on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.†Funeral Mass will take place at St John Brebeuf Roman Catholic Church, 24 Millwood Road, Erin, Ontario on Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 11 a.m. Madeleine will be laid to rest with her beloved Bob at St. Marys Cemetery, Grafton, Ontario at a later date.	Turner, Mary Madeleine (I6111)
321	Malina went to Normal School in Hull and was a teacher in Chelsea, Quebec. After her teaching career, she became a real estate agent and was still selling houses in her 70s.	Burke, Malina Anne (I6877)
322	Margaret Agnes (1796-1879) married William J Stevens, a clerk, in Fredericton in 1833. Their two children died young. The family lived in Lancaster, Saint John County where she died in 1879. The Saint John Daily telegraph of January 31, 1879, reported her death as follows " d. Town of Portland (St. John) Wednesday 29th Jan., Margaret A. STEVENS w/o William J. STEVENS, 81st year. Funeral from her residence corner Douglas Road and Main St., Portland, Saturday 3 o'clock.	Turner, Margaret Agnes (I1624)
323	Marguerite was a "fille a marier".	Charlot, Marguerite (I5846)
324	Marguerite was a "fille du roi".	Viard, Marguerite (I5581)
325	Marie Dionne died of consumption	Dionne, Marie (I2268)
326	Marie Therese was a "fille du roi".	Petit, Marie Thérèse (I5459)
327	Marie was a "fille a marier".	Chefdeville, Marie (I5450)
328	Marie was a "fille a marier".	Godard, Marie (I5776)
329	Marie was a "fille a marier".	Lorgueil, Marie (I2561)
330	Marie was a "fille du roi".	Brabant, Marie (I5529)
331	Marie was a "fille du roi".	Blanchard, Marie (I5541)
332	Marie was a fille du roi.	Masseron, Marie Louise (I5658)
333	Marjory was the first chronicler of the Turner family with her seminal work "Our Loyalist Ancestors: Kith and Kin of Holden Turner", published in 1975. Obituary: Venice Gondolier Sun (FL) - Wednesday, August 9, 2006 Marjory M. Waters, 82, of Port Charlotte, Fla., passed away Thursday, Aug. 3, 2006. She was born Sept. 19, 1923, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, to John and Frances Turner McGillivray. Mrs. Waters was the vice president at Stamford Design Company in Darien, Conn. She moved to the Port Charlotte area in 1983. Mrs. Waters was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Punta Gorda, Fla., where she was an elder and deaconess. She also was a member of the Lakewood Village Association and the former Punta Gorda Country Club. Mrs. Waters is survived by her loving daughters, Dr. Frances (Joseph) Griffis of Pompano Beach, Fla., and Dr. Susan (Neil) Richards of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.; six grandchildren, James O'Daniel, Catherine O'Daniel, Nancy (Mike) Zimmer, Sharon (Jason Fearon) O'Daniel, David Richards and Michael Richards; two great-grandchildren, Burke and Marjorie Zimmer; and brother-in-law, Charles Derrick of Port Charlotte. She was preceded in death by her husband, James A.R. Waters, who passed away March 28, 2005. Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, 2006, at First Presbyterian Church of Punta Gorda. The family suggests memorial donations be made to First Presbyterian Church of Punta Gorda, New Sanctuary Fund, 25250 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Arrangements are by Charlotte Memorial Funeral Home, Cremation Services and Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Punta Gorda.	McGillivray, Marjory Isobel (I592)
334	Mark Scantland was a labourer who in 1871 lived on 200 acres on Range 2, Lot 4 in Templeton Township.	Scantland, Mark (I2955)
335	Marriage contract dated November 14, 1698.	Family F442
336	Marriage location is unknown. Marriage contract by notaire Chatellier of Ile Jesus.	Family F735
337	Married prior to 1906 and living with father and mother in Charlottetown in 1906.	Turner, Alice Maud (I1891)
338	Martin emigrated to Canada from Ireland in 1852. In the 1901 Census he is listed as living in a 5 room house and farming 100 acres on Lot 10, Range 6 in Templeton Township.	Power, Martin (I6123)
339	Martin drowned in the Snake River at Mattawa.	Power, Martin (I223)
340	Martin settled in Buckingham where he worked for the Canadian Reduction Company. He was also an agent for the Great West Life Insurance Company.	Cullen, Martin John (I6859)
341	Martin was a personnel administrator for the Customs and Excise Department of the Federal Government and also worked with ERCO Chemicals of Buckingham.	Cullen, Martin Donald (I5300)
342	Mary Ann was originally buried on the family farm, then reinterred on 16 November 1868 in the Ste-Croix cemetery at Dunham. Her headstone inscription states she died 16 May 1854.	Ayers, Mary Ann (I4258)
343	Mary Turner was a secretary for the Ottawa Board of Education.	Turner, Mary Eileen (I5544)
344	Mary was a buyer for Ogilvy's or Morgan's in Montreal. She was a passenger on the inaugural Trans Canada Airlines flight from Montreal to Vancouver.	Cullen, Mary Ann (I4583)
345	Mary was buried initially at the family farm, then reinterred in Ste-Croix parish cemetery on 16 Nov 1868.	Gillespie, Mary (I6370)
346	Matthew Ryan's marriage to Julia Ann Kelly is noted on page 1195 in the Gatineau County CD of Marriages, but no date or location is given.	Ryan, Matthew (I1133)
347	Michael and Ellen settled on a farm at the junction of Priest's Creek and the Lièvre River, opposite Notre Dame de la Salette. All their children were born on the farm. In 1901 they were living in a 4 room house and farmed 100 acres on the east part of Lot 12 Range 4 in Portland West Township. Information from Helen Binette-Desjardins on Wednesday, July 10, 1974 via Evelyn Burke: -Michael had red hair -the farm in la Salette was sold to a Hart family between 1905 and 1920 -the cost of Michael's burial was $14 - Moise Binette contributed $7 and his son Jim McClements paid the other $7 -he was buried with the unbaptized children and had a wooden cross which could not be found in the late 1970s. -his daughter May (wife of Moise Binette) received word of her father's death only one week later; it was winter and the roads were closed; Moise was working in a shanty at the time. In a publication of the 1881 census for Portland-Ouest is the entry for family #16: McClement, Michael, farmer, Irish, age 38 Sheehan, Ellen 30 McClement, James 6 " , Patrick A. 5 " , Fredie F 3 " , Mary J. 1	McClemens, Michael (I535)
348	Michael Cosgrove drowned at age 32 on the day his son James was baptized.	Cosgrove, Michael (I1774)
349	Michael Lynch may have been related to Sarah (Sally) Lynch McClements. A Michael Lynch was godfather to Patrick and Sarah McClements' first child in 1836. Michael was one of the early settlers in the Buckingham area. He is mentioned in Lapointe's history of Buckingham as being a resident there in 1826. In the official land records, on July 9, 1827, he was granted a location ticket for 200 acres on the south half of lots 12 and 13 of range 7 in Buckingham Township, just north of Buckingham Village. He received his deed in April 1832. Lynch's land bordered the Lièvre River about a mile west of the McClements farm in the same Range. No other Lynch/McClements' links have been determined.	Lynch, Michael (I1704)
350	Michael was a bachelor.	Cullen, Michael Patrick (I7026)