William Henry CARPENTER [Parents] was born 1 on 24 Jul 1875 in Great Bradley, Tiverton, Devon, England. He died 2 on 26 Sep 1944 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was buried on 29 Sep 1944 in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ont.. He married 3, 4 Frances Edith HUSSEY on 30 Sep 1905 in Cuckfield, Sussex, England. He was employed as Salesman in 1905. He was employed as Farm Labourer in 1908.
1901 British Census:
Dwelling: Regents Park Barracks, Albany Street
Census Place: London, London, England
Source: PRO Ref RG13 Piece 135 Folio 121 Page 18CARPENTER William, trooper, S, age 25, b. Iwerton [Tiverton], Devon, England, Occ. Trooper
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1911 Canadian Census:
Census Place: City of Toronto Ward 1, York South, Ontario
Source: NAC T-20412 Dist 138 SubDist 49 Page 66 Family 706 Line 38
Place of Habitation: 119 Langford
Enumerator Clifford J. Mills - Jun 24, 1911CARPENTER William, head, M, age 35, b. Eng. 1875 Jul, Im. 1910, Eng., Angl., Floor Walker - D. Store
CARPENTER Frances, wife, M, age 28, b. Eng. 1882 Nov, Im. 1910, Eng., Angl., none
CARPENTER Bessie, daughter, S, age 2, b. Eng. 1908 Oct, Im. 1910, Eng., Angl.
CARPENTER Frances, daughter, S, age 11m, b. Ont. 1910 Aug, Eng., Angl.
Frances Edith HUSSEY [Parents] was born 1, 2 on 23 Nov 1882 in Horsham, Sussex, England. She died 3, 4, 5 on 11 May 1926 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The cause of death was Cervical cancer. She was buried on 13 May 1926 in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ont.. She married 6, 7 William Henry CARPENTER on 30 Sep 1905 in Cuckfield, Sussex, England. Frances was employed as Domestic barmaid in 1901 in St John, Sussex, England.
1901 British Census:
Dwelling: 3 Station St.
Census Place: St John, Sussex, England
Source: PRO Ref RG13 Piece 915 Folio 101 Page 3 Family 12STEADMAN Noah, head, S, age 27, b. Newhaven, Sussex, Occ. Licensed Victualler
HUSSEY Frances E., servant, S, age 18, b. Horsham, Sussex, Occ. Barmaid Domestic
BRUODON Milliene, servant, S, age 19, b. London, Occ. Servant
They had the following children:
F i Living F ii Living M iii William Henry CARPENTER was born on 18 Feb 1912 in Canada. He died on 29 Jun 1946. He was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ont.. M iv John Were CARPENTER F v Living F vi Living F vii Living
Robert Were CARPENTER [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1, 2 on 01 Jun 1877 in Great Bradley, Tiverton, Devon, England. He died 3, 4 on 08 Feb 1939 in Birmingham RD, Warwick, England. He was buried in St Marys Church, Bromfield. He married 5, 6 Sarah Jane ROGERS on 03 Jun 1901 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England.
1901 British Census:
Dwelling: Castle St.
Census Place: Ludlow, Shropshire, England
Source: PRO Ref RG13 Piece 2504 Folio 8 Page 7CARPENTER Robert W., head, S, age 23, b. Withleigh, Devon, England, Occ. Butcher
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ROBERT WERE CARPENTER
Robert Were Carpenter was born on 1st June 1877 at Great Bradley Farm, Withleigh, Tiverton, Devon. He was the 3rd son of William Baker Carpenter and Maria Symons Carpenter (nee Were).His parents continued to live at Great Bradley until just after the death of Robert's grandfather, James Tucker Carpenter, in 1883. Around late 1888 William sold Great Bradley and the family moved to live at Hill Farm, Dymock, Gloucestershire, which William rented from Squire Thackwell. Whilst here Robert was expected to milk the cows by hand before he went to school and on his return, and it was probably because of this that he was such a speedy milker. The milk was not only used for the house but Robert's mother, Maria, also made butter which she sold in the local market at Ledbury.
At this time James, Robert's eldest brother, was serving his apprenticeship as a butcher, which he would have completed in the late 1890's. This was around the time that William and his family (that now included John Seymour Carpenter and Gweneth Leslie Carpenter) moved again, this time to Ludlow.
In Ludlow Robert's father, with his son James, opened a butcher's shop in what used to be the Sun Hotel in Castle Square, next to the Old Post Office, and the family lived in the flat over the shop. It was probably here that Robert Were learned butchering by helping in the shop. Robert later set up butchering on his own, initially it is understood, from a small shop on the corner of Castle Square and Quality Square, but certainly by 1901 he was operating from 14 High Street, Ludlow.
On the 3rd June 1901 Robert married Sarah Jane ROGERS in Ludlow Parish Church. It was a double wedding service, the other couple being Sarah's eldest sister, Elizabeth, who married David Cumming CAMPBELL. Sarah Jane's address was shown as The Raven Inn, Ludlow and her father, whose name was Edwin ROGERS, was recorded as already dead. The witnesses were Frank CARPENTER and Louisa ROGERS. On the wedding certificate Robert is shown as Master Butcher living at 14 High Street, Ludlow.
Robert and Sarah had five children, 3 boys William Henry (Harry) b.1902; Robert (Roy) b.1904 at 1 Friar's Terrace, Ludlow; Humphrey Were b.1917; and two girls Kathleen Mary b.1911; and Edith Grace (Loveday) b.1915. Robert continued working as a butcher for several years, but an accident which left him with a weak back, forced him to consider a change of occupation, and in 1913 he moved to The Lodge Farm, Bromfield, which is some 5 miles north of Ludlow, letting the shop and business to a Mr. Babbage who continued with the business until Robert's son, also Robert but known as Roy, had finished his apprenticeship at which time Roy took over.
On the 29th May 1919 Robert purchased, at auction from The Downton Castle Estate, The Old Lodge, which consisted of a pair of cottages, two enclosed barns, and just over 32 acres of pasture land, for £1000. He was now considered to be a gentleman farmer.
In the First World War, 1914-1918 Robert purchased fat stock to order for the butchers and was afterwards rewarded for his efforts by being given a Chest of Silver Cutlery, (now 2001 in the posession of Edward, son of Robert's eldest son William Henry [Harry]). [see more about this later].
Robert took on the post of Farm Manager for The Downton Castle Estate in 1926 and held the post until 1935.
Whilst Robert and Sarah were living at The Lodge Farm the last two of their children, Edith Grace, and Humphrey Were CARPENTER were born. Unfortunately Edith died in 1932 when she was only 17 years old. She had suffered with deteriorating eyesight for several years and was blind at the time of her death. Both Robert and Sarah were, understandably, very upset by their loss and to try to lift their spirits undertook a visit to Robert's brothers and sisters who had emigrated to Canada some years earlier.
Robert was a Free Mason, and at one time was Master of two Lodges.
He died on 8th February 1939 of a) peritonitis & b) carcinoma of sigmoid colon following an operation in a Birmingham Hospital. He is buried in the churchyard of St. Mary's Church, Bromfield.
LUDLOW PRESENTATION
Mr. R. Carpenter - the farmer's Grader.On Tuesday evening a complimentary dinner was given to Mr. Robert Carpenter at The Feathers Hotel, Ludlow. About a hundred sat down under the Chairmanship of Mr. H.E. Whittaker, Ludford Park who was supported by Mr. D.P. John the Vice Chairman and Major H.C. Meredith. The Charman said he had a very pleasing task to perform that night in making a presentation to Mr. Robert Carpenter for the very great services he had rendered to the whole farming community during the war. The Government, when prices of meat got so high, fixed the prices and appointed graders to grade the cattle, and they allowed the farmers to appoint a grader to represent them. It was practically an unpaid job, the fees allowed being out of pocket expenses. Mr. Carpenter was appointed the farmer's grader, and they in the Ludlow District were particularly fortunate in having a man of Mr. Carpenter's ability. His technical knowledge was worth a great amount. He stood up to the Government Graders, and could tell them he knew more about meat than they did. He could point out to them the various good points about cattle and sheep. He had to grade from 200-300 and up to 400 cattle every fortnight, and in order to show their appreciation of Mr. Carpenter's services, he was asked that night to present him with a case of cutlery and silver plate - 90 pieces - all engraved with his initials. Mr. Carpenter, in responding, said he could hardly find words to express his thanks to them for having made him that handsome present. He, as farmer's grader, did not expect it, and when he heard it was coming off he hardly knew whether to accept it. The work he had done he did for his greatest friends. He had only been a farmer himself for a short time, but he came from a stock of farmers, and when he was asked to take the post he said he would do the best he could. He learned all his fat stock from Mr. Edward Small. When he started grading he found he was up against men sent by the commissioners who were opposed to him. He did not do the grading for certain men only. He did it for the little man with a few cattle as well as for the man who had 200. He wished to remind them that the farmer's grader was the man who was actually selling their cattle for them if he had not done it they would have been pinched. He was pleased he had had the confidence of the farmers and he hoped that it had not been misplaced. He had heard it said that as farmer's grader he used it to make money for himself (cries of shame). If any man could say that he had taken one copper from any other man he would forfeit all he had. He took the job on for them and had done it to the best of his ability, and it was a shame to say that he took money as a farmer's grader. If he had given satisfaction he was satisfied. He would always prize the things they had given him and thanked them very much. (There was applause).
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NOTE: Humphrey Were CARPENTER took over his father's lease on Lodge Farm, Bromfield (located about 4 miles north of Ludlow) and still lived there in 2001.
Sarah Jane ROGERS [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 on 18 Jul 1875 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England. She died 2 on 15 Dec 1969 in Ludlow RD, Shropshire, England. She was buried in St Marys Church, Bromfield. She married 3, 4 Robert Were CARPENTER on 03 Jun 1901 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England.
They had the following children:
M i William Henry (Harry) CARPENTER M ii Robert (Roy) CARPENTER F iii Kathleen Mary (Peg) CARPENTER F iv Edith Grace (Loveday) CARPENTER [scrapbook] was born 1 on 31 Dec 1915 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England. She died 2 in 1932 in Ludlow RD, Shropshire, England. M v Humphry Were CARPENTER
Edwin ROGERS died before 1901.
He had the following children:
F i Elizabeth ROGERS F ii Sarah Jane ROGERS
Frank CARPENTER [Parents] was born 1 on 01 Aug 1880 in Great Bradley, Tiverton, Devon, England. He died 2 on 03 Nov 1974 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He was buried 3 on 06 Nov 1974 in St John's Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba. He married 4, 5 Sarah 'Edith' DAVIE on 03 Feb 1912 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Frank was employed as Buyer, Eatons - Carpet Dept. in 1912.
Frank Carpenter was a 47-year employee of the Timothy Eaton Company, where he worked as a buyer in their Carpet Department. Initially Frank was stationed at Eaton's corporate headquarters in Toronto, but was later transferred and spent most of his long career in Winnipeg. During this time he made several business trips to England. Passenger records for Ellis Island NY indicate two Liverpool > New York arrivals for Frank: Dec 20 1908 [S.S. Baltic] and Dec 14 1912 [S.S. Mauretania]. Note: on the first passenger manifest Frank is single, on the 2nd, married. He is known to have made business trips in 1935 [S.S. Mahattan, Southampton > NY] and 1942 [CF-TCW Lockheed, Toronto > NY].
Frank was in England at the time of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953, at which time he met with his brother Alfred of New Zealand.
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THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
MANITOBA DIVISIONHONORARY MEMBERSHIP - Presented to Mr. Frank Carpenter.
It was Mr. Frank Carpenter who, in 1943, organised the first Disaster Services Committee of the Manitoba Division Canadian Red Cross Society and who, since that date, has served as Chairman of that committee.
His duties have been arduous indeed. Red Cross relief work during the Manitoba floods of 1948 and 1950 is now history, and it was under Mr. Carpenter's direction that this work was carried on. During both periods Mr. Carpenter gave all his time and energy to Red Cross.
During the spring and summer of 1950, from early April until the middle of July, Mr. Carpenter spent long hours, seven days a week, directing the efforts of some 4000 volunteers.
In the battle with the river Mr. Carpenter was occasionally 'in the thick of it'. His duties were vast and complex, but his devotion never failed. His unflagging vigour, determination and courage not only solved many difficult situations but inspired those working with him to what - at times - seemed superhuman effort.
As chairman of the Disaster Services Committee, Manitoba Division, for the past eight years, Mr. Carpenter played a vital role in the Society's work during very critical periods in the life of the community.
Sarah 'Edith' DAVIE [Parents] was born 1, 2 on 24 Sep 1886 in Cannington, Brock, Ontario, Ontario, Canada. She died 3 on 06 Feb 1975 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She was buried 4 on 10 Feb 1975 in St John's Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba. She married 5, 6 Frank CARPENTER on 03 Feb 1912 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
They had the following children:
M i Frank Boyd CARPENTER [scrapbook] was born about 1913. He died on 19 Aug 1942 in Dieppe, France.
Frank Boyd CARPENTER Lieutenant, 3 Lt. A.A. Regt., Royal Canadian Artillery, died on Wednesday, 19th August 1942. Son of Frank and E.S. Carpenter, of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Commemorative Information:
Cemetery: DIEPPE CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, HAUTOT-SUR-MER, Seine-Maritime, France.
Grave Reference / Panel Number: E. 75.
Location: From the centre of Dieppe take the Avenue Gambetta and Avenue des Canadiens. Head along the N27 out of Dieppe in the direction of Rouen until the first roundabout where there is a CWGC [Commonwealth War Graves Commission] sign. Go across the roundabout and continue until you reach a second roundabout. Take the first turning right where there is another CWGC sign. Continue until Chemin des Jonquilles, a road on the left. The cemetery is on the right of this road and is clearly visible.
Historical Information: There are now 948, 1939-45 Commonwealth war casualties commemorated in this site. Of these, 187 are unidentified. Special memorials with the inscription "Known to be buried in this cemetery", have been erected to the memory of one sailor and one soldier of the United Kingdom forces, and ten soldiers of the Canadian forces. A soldier of the United Kingdom forces who was buried in Ste. Marguerite-sur-Mer Churchyard, but whose grave is now lost, is commemorated by a special memorial which bears the text "Their glory shall not be blotted out." There are also 2 non-world war and 7 Foreign National casualties buried here.F ii Edith 'Lenore' CARPENTER [scrapbook] was born about 1915. She died 1 on 13 Nov 1937 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She was buried 2 on 15 Nov 1937 in St John's Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Died at 22 years - 'slimmer's disease' (anorexia).F iii Living
John MYLAND was born about 1858 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. He married 1 Elizabeth HOLLOWAY in 1879 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. John was employed as Coach Wheeler in 1881. He was employed as Coach Wheelwright in 1904.
Elizabeth HOLLOWAY was born about 1856 in Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. She married 1 John MYLAND in 1879 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
They had the following children:
F i Annie Caroline MYLAND F ii Florence MYLAND was born 1 in 1882 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. F iii Dora Jane MYLAND was born 1 in 1884 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. F iv Eva Ellen MYLAND was born 1 in 1888 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. F v Elsie May MYLAND was born 1 in 1890 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. F vi Amy Alice MYLAND was born 1 in 1892 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
John Seymour CARPENTER [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 on 22 Sep 1888 in The Hill, Dymock, Gloucestershire, England. He was christened in Dymock Church, Gloucestershire, England. He died 2 on 23 Feb 1962 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was buried on 26 Feb 1962 in York Cemetery, Toronto. He married 3, 4, 5 Edna Isabel SWORD on 18 Jun 1921 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. John was employed as Proprietor of Jewellery Shop in Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario.
Info from Mary Davies - 2006:
Owned & operated the "Interesting Jewellery Shop" east side of Yonge St. just south of Bloor St. in Toronto - specialists in estate jewellery.
Edna Isabel SWORD [Parents] was born on 09 Jan 1890 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She died in Feb 1972 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She married 1, 2, 3 John Seymour CARPENTER on 18 Jun 1921 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada.
They had the following children:
M i Living
James Alexander SWORD [Parents] was born on 09 Sep 1860 in Port Neuf, Quebec, Canada. He died 1 on 25 Jul 1940 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was buried on 27 Jul 1940 in Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, ON. He married 2 Julia Annette DITMARS on 02 Jan 1888 in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada. James was employed as Store Owner: Sword's Cravats.
Julia Annette DITMARS [Parents] was born on 30 Aug 1863 in Canada. She died 1 on 15 Dec 1936 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She was buried on 16 Dec 1936 in Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, ON. She married 2 James Alexander SWORD on 02 Jan 1888 in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
They had the following children:
M i Arthur Ditmars SWORD F ii Edna Isabel SWORD F iii Jean Winifred SWORD M iv Hally Armstrong SWORD F v Helen Josephine SWORD F vi Ruth Eleanor SWORD
Albert 'William' BULLEY [Parents] was born 1, 2 on 23 Jun 1885 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. He died 3 on 26 Apr 1961 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was buried on 28 Apr 1961 in St John's Cemetery, York Mills, Toronto, Ontario. He married 4, 5 Gweneth Leslie CARPENTER on 16 Sep 1916 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. Albert was employed as Contractor.
Other marriages:Living
1911 Canadian Census:
Census Place: Toronto City Ward 2, Toronto East, Ontario
Source: NAC T-20401 Dist 125 SubDist 15 Page 18 Family 202 Line 47
Place of Habitation: 628 Parliament St.
Enumerator S. CurriganBULLEY William, head, S, age 26, b. Ont. 1885 May, Eng., Angl., Builder - House
BULLEY Emma, sister, S, age 42, b. Ont. 1868 Jul, Eng., Angl., Saleslady - Dept Store
BULLEY Rose, sister, S, age 36, b. Ont. 1874 Oct, Eng., Angl., None
BULLEY Eva, sister, S, age 24, b. Ont. 1887 Apr, Eng., Angl., None----------------------------------------------------------
TORONTO DAILY STAR, Saturday, October 14, 1961.
Contractor Leaves $161,858
His wife and three sisters are the main beneficiaries of the $161,858 estate of retired contractor William A. Bulley according to his will probated in Surrogate court. Mr. Bulley of Dinnick Cres. died April 26th leaving an estate composed mainly of stocks, bonds and cash. He left his Crystal Lake summer property to a nephew, Jack Carpenter, of Betty Ann Dr., Willowdale. His wife, Doris M. Bulley, receives 1400 shares of Bell Telephone Co. of Canada stock. The residue of his estate is to be equally divided among three sisters, Miss. Eva V. Bulley, Mrs. Katherine Bulley Webster, both of Oriole Parkway, and Mrs. Minnie Bulley Gardner of Kingston Rd.
Gweneth Leslie CARPENTER [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 in May 1891 in The Hill, Dymock, Gloucestershire, England. She was christened in Dymock Church, Gloucestershire, England. She died 2 on 25 Jun 1958 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She was buried on 27 Jun 1958 in St John's Cemetery, York Mills, Toronto, Ontario. She married 3, 4 Albert 'William' BULLEY on 16 Sep 1916 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada.
Albert 'William' BULLEY [Parents] was born 1, 2 on 23 Jun 1885 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. He died 3 on 26 Apr 1961 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was buried on 28 Apr 1961 in St John's Cemetery, York Mills, Toronto, Ontario. He married Living after 1958. Albert was employed as Contractor.
Other marriages:CARPENTER, Gweneth Leslie
1911 Canadian Census:
Census Place: Toronto City Ward 2, Toronto East, Ontario
Source: NAC T-20401 Dist 125 SubDist 15 Page 18 Family 202 Line 47
Place of Habitation: 628 Parliament St.
Enumerator S. CurriganBULLEY William, head, S, age 26, b. Ont. 1885 May, Eng., Angl., Builder - House
BULLEY Emma, sister, S, age 42, b. Ont. 1868 Jul, Eng., Angl., Saleslady - Dept Store
BULLEY Rose, sister, S, age 36, b. Ont. 1874 Oct, Eng., Angl., None
BULLEY Eva, sister, S, age 24, b. Ont. 1887 Apr, Eng., Angl., None----------------------------------------------------------
TORONTO DAILY STAR, Saturday, October 14, 1961.
Contractor Leaves $161,858
His wife and three sisters are the main beneficiaries of the $161,858 estate of retired contractor William A. Bulley according to his will probated in Surrogate court. Mr. Bulley of Dinnick Cres. died April 26th leaving an estate composed mainly of stocks, bonds and cash. He left his Crystal Lake summer property to a nephew, Jack Carpenter, of Betty Ann Dr., Willowdale. His wife, Doris M. Bulley, receives 1400 shares of Bell Telephone Co. of Canada stock. The residue of his estate is to be equally divided among three sisters, Miss. Eva V. Bulley, Mrs. Katherine Bulley Webster, both of Oriole Parkway, and Mrs. Minnie Bulley Gardner of Kingston Rd.
Josiah BULLEY was born 1 on 19 Jan 1841 in Wolborough, Devon, England. He married 2 Mary Jane MOREY in 1863 in Newton Abbot RD, Devon, England. Josiah was employed as Bricklayer in 1881 in 40 Amelia St., Toronto. He was employed as Builder in 1887 in 508 Parliament St., Toronto. He was employed as Building mason in 1901.
1871 British Census:
Dwelling: Wolborough St.
Census Place: Wolborough, Devon, England
Source: FHL Film 831780 PRO Ref RG10 Piece 2083 Folio 92 Page 34 Family 181BULLEY Josiah, head, M, age 30, b. Wolborough, Devon, Occ. Mason
BULLEY Mary, wife, M, age 29, b. Combeigntinhead [Combeinteignhead], Devon
BULLEY Mary A., daughter, -, age 6, b. Wolborough, Devon
BULLEY Emma, daughter, -, age 4, b. Wolborough, Devon
BULLEY Samuel, son, -, age 2, b. Wolborough, Devon
BULLEY Frederick, son, -, age 7m, b. Wolborough, Devon----------------------------------------------------------
1881 Canadian Census:
Census Place: St David's Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario
Source: FHL Film 1375882 NAC C-13246 Dist 134 Sub-dist B Div 3 Page 52 Family 241BULEY [BULLEY] Josiah, head, M, age 40, b. England, Rel. Ch. of Eng., Occ. Builder
BULEY [BULLEY] Mary, M, age 39, b. England, Rel. Ch. of Eng.
BULEY [BULLEY] Saml., -, age 13, b. England, Rel. Ch. of Eng.
BULEY [BULLEY] Fred, -, age 10, b. England, Rel. Ch. of Eng.
BULEY [BULLEY] Rosie, -, age 8, b. Ontario, Rel. Ch. of Eng.----------------------------------------------------------
1901 Canadian Census:
Census Place: Toronto (East)(City), Ward 2, Ontario
Source: FHL Film 1843581 NAC T-6499 Dist 117 SubDist b Div 38 Page 8 Family 75 Line 28
C. 628 Parliament [1 fm. in 1 comp. h. 8 rooms / own 20 lots 20 h]
Enumerator R.C. Gavin - Apr 08, 1901BULLEY Josiah, head, M, age 60, b. England 1841 Jan 19, Im. 1871, English, Ch. Eng., Bld. Mason
BULLEY Mary, wife, M, age 59, b. England 1842 Feb 26, Im. 1871, English, Ch. Eng.
BULLEY Emma, daughter, S, age 33, b. England 1867 Jul 21, Im. 1871, English, Ch. Eng., Brick Fac. Forewoman
BULLEY Rose, daughter, S, age 28, b. O. (u) 1872 Oct 24, English, Ch. Eng., Dress Mkr.
BULLEY Herburt, son, S, age 18, b. O. (u) 1882 May 13, English, Ch. Eng., Clerk Merchentile
BULLEY William, son, S, age 15, b. O. (u) 1885 Jun 24, English, Ch. Eng., Brick layer Appr.
BULLEY Eva, daughter, S, age 13, b. O. (u) 1887 Apr 24, English, Ch. Eng.
Mary Jane MOREY was born 1 on 26 Feb 1842 in Combeinteignhead, Devon, England. She married 2 Josiah BULLEY in 1863 in Newton Abbot RD, Devon, England.
They had the following children:
F i Mary Ann BULLEY was born 1 in 1864 in Wolborough, Devon, England. F ii Emma BULLEY was born 1, 2 on 21 Jul 1866 in Wolborough, Devon, England.
1881 Canadian Census:
Census Place: Ward No. 1, Halifax, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Source: FHL Film 1375804 NAC C-13168 Dist 9 Sub-dist A Div 2 Page 49 Family 124
NEAL William H., head, M, age 50, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian, Occ. Merchant
NEAL Charlotte, M, age 46, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian
NEAL Mary, -, age 23, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. Church of England
NEAL Edith, -, age 21, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. Church of England
NEAL William, -, age 19, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. Church of England, Occ. Clerk
NEAL Ella, -, age 17, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian
NEAL Arthur, -, age 14, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian, Occ. Student
NEAL Everard, -, age 9, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian
MCLEOD Mary, -, age 30, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian, Occ. Servant
BULLEY Emma, -, age 14, b. England, Rel. Church of England, Occ. Servant
MCDONALD Annie, -, age 20, b. Nova Scotia, Rel. C. Presbyterian, Occ. ServantM iii Samuel BULLEY was born 1 on 16 Jun 1868 in Wolborough, Devon, England. He died before 1961. M iv Frederick BULLEY was born 1 in 1870 in Wolborough, Devon, England. He died before 1961. F v Sarah 'Rosina' BULLEY was born 1, 2 on 24 Oct 1872 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. M vi Charles BULLEY was born 1 on 04 Mar 1874 in Ontario, Canada. He died before 1961. Charles was employed as Bricklayer in 1901. F vii Ruth BULLEY was born on 12 Jan 1877 in York, Ontario, Canada. F viii Catherine BULLEY F ix Minnie Ellen BULLEY M x Arthur Edward BULLEY was born on 24 May 1881 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. M xi Herbert John BULLEY was born 1, 2 on 13 May 1883 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada. He died before 1961. M xii Albert 'William' BULLEY F xiii Eva Victoria BULLEY was born 1, 2 on 26 Apr 1887 in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada.