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Taggart,
Alexander (c. 1781)
emigrated from Ireland to Hillsborough, North Carolina and came to Townsend Township
by about 1802. He married Elizabeth Dougherty. Includes three generations of
descendants
Tait/Tate, David (1820-1906) came to Ontario by 1845 and married Mary Robinson. They settled in Walsingham Township. Includes children and grandchildren Tallman, Samuel (c. 1782) and his wife Eunice Lakin settled in Woodhouse Township by 1812 then moved to Yarmouth Township, Elgin County. Includes children Taylor, Abraham (c. 1775) arrived from Long Island, New York in 1799. One page biography Teeple, Peter (1762-1847) served as a Sergeant in the King’s American Dragoons during the American Revolution then went in the 1783 Loyalist exodus of New York to New Brunswick where he married Lydia Mabee. In 1796, they followed his wife’s parents to Charlotteville Township and later moved to West Oxford Township, Oxford County. Includes four generations of descendants TenBroeck, John (c. 1779-c. 1840) was born at Fort Niagara where his father served with Butler’s Rangers during the American Revolution. He moved to Port Dover, Woodhouse Township, by 1807 and married Mary Williams, daughter of Norfolk pioneer Jonathan Williams. Includes ancestors children and grandchildren Terhune, Albert (1764-1839) came from Pompton Plains, New Jersey to Charlotteville Township in 1836. Includes ancestry and four generations of descendants. Thompson, Samuel (c. 1784-1842) lived at Niagara Township, Welland County then about 1810 moved to Woodhouse Township where he married Susannah Berdan, daughter of Norfolk Pioneer Albert Berdan. They settled in Yarmouth Township, Elgin County by 1817. Includes ancestry and children. William Thompson (c. 1810-) settled in Charlotteville Township then in Woodhouse Township. Includes children and grandchildren. Tisdale, Ephraim (1745-1815) during colonial times operated a shipyard in the vicinity of Boston, Massachusetts and gave his services to the British government during the American Revolution. Following the war, he and his wife Ruth Strange took their family in the Loyalist exodus of New York to New Brusnwick. From 1799, his sons began settling in Norfolk County and Ephraim came to Charlotteville Township in 1808. Includes five generations of descendants Townsend, Edward (1809-) came from England to Walsingham Centre, Walsingham Township by 1842 when he married Margaret Dawson. Includes three generations of descendants Trinder, Thomas (1788-). Five of his sons came from England to Woodhouse Township during the 1850s: William (1816-1893), Henry (1830-1911), Richard (1832-1912), Edward (1837-), Edwin (1837-1922). Includes three generations of descent Troyer, John (1756-1842) and his wife Sophia Reichenback came from Berks County, Pennslvania to Walsingham Township in 1790. Includes four generations of descendants. [Expanded Jun 2003] The full biography is in Long Point Settlers Journal, Vol. 7, No. 4 ($6).
Turvey, Charles (1830-1888) and his wife Eliza Goodson came from
Hertford County, England to Canada West [Ontario] in 1858 and lived in
Lincoln and Haldimand counties. They settled in Charlotteville Township in
1867. Includes children and grandchildren
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