Generation 1
John Northey Sr. born about 1735 and died on March 27, 1803 in the Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England.
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Mary (Marjery) Mason married around 1756 in the Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England, and they had three children together. She died on February 13, 1806.
‘John Northey Sr., was a Tennant farmer who could neither read or write. He and his wife Marjery raised three sons; John, Thomas and Nicholas. On December 10, 1776 he leased property which lay in the manor of Southweek, England. The manor was owned by the Luxmoore family, and was considered a small manor as it was approximately 700 acres in size. It was located in Devonshire, England just south of the village of Germansweek.
John Northey leased a farm called Hennard Gifford with a total acreage of 60.3, although he only paid taxes on 40.5 acres, as he was not assessed for fences and hedges …
John Northey Sr., came to Hennard area in 1776 with the land lease lasting 66 years. During that time 43 Northey babies were Baptised at St. Germanus Church - 39 being direct descendants. This does not include neighboring parishes, nor any children born to Northey girls after marriages.’[1]
Their Children:
· John Northey was born on January 01, 1757 in Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England; died on July 02, 1816 in Parish of in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
· Nicholas Northey died before March 27, 1803. He married Elizabeth Tucker on June 27, 1788 in Exeter, Devonshire, England.
· Thomas Northey was born in 1760 and died October 16, 1842 near Germansweek, Devonshire, England. He married Francis Bickle April 12, 1795 in Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England
Generation 2
John Northey (II) born on January 01, 1757 in Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England, died on July 02, 1816 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
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Elizabeth PENGELLY married on May 28, 1782 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England. Elizabeth was born on April 26, 1752 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died April 25, 1791 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
Their Children (John and Elizabeth PENGELLY):
· John Northey (III) was born on November 04, 1782 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
· Elizabeth Northey was born on February 24, 1783 in Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England.
· Mary Northey was born on October 30, 1785 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; married John PEARCE.
· Thomas Northey was born on March 23, 1788, Parish of Broadwoodwidger, Devonshire, England.
· Richard Northey was born on December 26, 1790 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; married Frances NORTHEY born on October 25, 1795; died on September 05, 1862.
John’s Second Marriage:
John Northey (II) born on January 01, 1757
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Grace PENGELLY (sister of Elizabeth) on January 04, 1796 in Plymouth, England. She was born on or before February 24, 1754 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died on December 13, 1816 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
‘John Northey Jr., and his first wife Elizabeth Pengelly raised 5 children - John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas, and Richard - Before Elizabeth died April 25, 1791. John was left with 5 children - the youngest being under a year.
Elizabeth Pengelly was the daughter of John Pengelly who also lived in a tenement house in Hennard Mills. Grace Pengelly was a younger sister, she and John Northey Jr., began a relationship. Church law banned many marriages between men and women according to relationship between them. One such banned marriage was between a man and his sister's wife.
Grace Pengelly gave birth to a son on December 2, 1792 called William Pengelly. She later gave birth to another son in 1795. She and John Northey went to Plymouth and were married on January 4, 1796 in what was called a clandestine marriage - legal in law, but frowned upon by the church. Their son born in 1795 was baptized James Northey, July 3, 1796. A sister Grace Northey was born in 1800 and died in 1802.
John and Grace Northey lived in Hockadays tenement until his death July 2, 1816, and her death December 13, 1816.
In John's will of 1816, he left 5 shillings to each child from his first marriage to Elizabeth Pengelly - all children were married with families by 1816. To his son William Pengelly he left a house and garden in Hennard Mills commonly known as Mills' House. After the death of his wife Grace, all possessions left were to be evenly divided between his son James and a grandson Richard Odures - son of his daughter Elizabeth from his first marriage.[2]
Their Children (John and Grace PENGELLY):
· William Pengelly Northey was born on December 2, 1792 in the Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on January 22, 1863 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· James Northey was born on July 3, 1796 in the Parish of Germansweek, County of Devon, England; died in 1865 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. He married Grace Yelland (1799 -1871).
· Grace Northey was born on November 30, 1800 and died January 2, 1802 in the Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
Generation 3
‘William Pengelly Northey (I) the son John Northey (III) and Grace Pengelly, was born on December 2, 1792 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died on January 22, 1863 in Smith Township, Peterborough County, Ontario, Canada, and buried in Bridgenorth Cemetery, Bridgenorth, Ontario. He married Margaret GORDON on February 22, 1814 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and they had eleven children. She was born in England.
This was in the time of banned marriages in England according to church law. Grace Pengelly could not marry her sister's husband John Northey even though her sister Elizabeth had died leaving a husband and 5 small children. Elizabeth Northey had died April 25, 1791.
However, Grace and John went to Plymouth and were married January 4, 1796 in Plymouth parish, and returned home legally married by law. It is believed that John Northey Jr. was the father of William Pengelly as he referred to him as "my" son in his 1816 will. In similar fashion, John Northey Sr., referred to him as "my" grandson William Pengelly in his 1803 will. In neither situation was he referred to as son of Grace Pengelly.
As a farm labourer he probably worked on land leased by the Northey family - Hennard Gifford the 60.3 acre farm leased by his grandfather in 1776, and the smaller 7.3 acre Hockaday tenement in Hennard Mill Village also leased by his grandfather, but now lived in by his parents.
The parish of Germansweek recorded a marriage February 22, 1814 between Margaret Gordon and William Pengelly Northey. This was the last time that William used Pengelly as part of his name in any public record.
William and Margaret lived with his parents in the house known as Hockadays. His parents died in 1816. William, Margaret and family remained in this tenement house until they left for Canada in 1842.
In his father's will of 1816, William was left a tenement house in Hennard Mill Village known as Mill's House. It is not clear how William's father became in charge of this tenement. William Northey's grandfather John Pengelly Jr. leased Mill's Tenement in 1777 to enlarge land previously leased by his father John Pengelly Sr., in 1751 known as Bonds Tenement. It is interesting to note that John Pengelly Sr., signed a 99 year lease in 1750 for property known as Pengelly tenement with the number of lives being 1 - his own. After his death in 1775, Pengelly tenement was never again in the Pengelly family, but remained being called Pengelly tenement - adding to the difficulty in tracing where families lived, when you also consider there were 3 John Northey's and 2 John Pengelly's living there from 1750 to 1842.
In 1786, John Pengelly Jr. built a second house on Mills Tenement. After his death in 1800, John Northey the Third leased a house on Mills'. The records do not specify which house, however both had an orchard and garden. There was also some difficulty identifying where exactly the two houses were situated. John Pengelly Jr., was a brother of both Elizabeth and Grace Northey. He died in 1800 and left his lands to his daughter and husband John Knight until 1814. Records have not been found to show how John Northey Jr., came to be in possession of Mills tenement, nor is it clear to what use William Northey made of this tenement which was 10.2 acres in size. He probably worked the land and family members lived there as it was not-too far away.
William Northey was well aware that all land leased would be returned to the Luxmoore family following the death of his Uncle Thomas Northey who was the last of three lives recorded on the original land lease of 1776. Thomas Northey died October 16, 1842. The lease had expired, and as other leases expired in the following years, the lands of the original farm and village were leased to larger neighbouring tenements. The houses quickly fell into ruin, and Hennard Mill Village became a bumpy field and the village disappeared forever.
The land is now under water as part of the Roadford Reservoir Project finished in 1990, however the Exeter Museum did extensive documentary research and archaeological investigations and has published material.
William Northey and his wife Margaret Gordon had 11 children all baptised in the church at Germansweek in the parish of Germansweek. All were born while they were living at Hockaday tenemenet in Hennard Mills Village. Their firstborn died at 15, and is buried in the Cemetery at St. Germanus Church in Germansweek village.
In the late summer of 1842, William and most of his family came to Canada, spent the winter of 1842-43 in Port Hope Ontario, and settled in Smith Township in 1843 having purchased land from Thomas Ward.
It is believed that 9 children and 1 grandchild came over with William and Margaret Northey, and that the oldest son William Northey Jr., his wife Ann Perkin, and 3 children came over in the mid 1840's.
In 1843, William Northey purchased 50 acres Pt. Lot # 12 East Communication Road in Smith Township for 62 pounds, and in 1846 he purchased an additional 71 acres of N. Pt. Lot # 12 for 85 pounds 10 shillings and 8 pence. Here he built a log shanty, cleared some land, and began to farm with assistance from his children until they married and left home.
In the 1851 census it was recorded that he was a widower, but evidently a successful farmer having 26 acres under cultivation. He had harvested crops of wheat, oats, peas, and hay. 45 pounds of wool had been sheared, and 12 yards of fulled cloth and 17 yards of flannel had been made. His animals included 6 oxen, 5 milch cows, 15 sheep, and 5 pigs.
William Northey passed away January 22, 1863 and was buried in the Cemetery at Gilmour Baptist Church in Smith Township, although William and his family were Methodists.
St. Germanus Church in Germansweek Village published a pamphlet in 1975 outlining the religious growth and change over the years in and around Germansweek. It was recorded that John Wesley had visited the area in the mid 1820's spreading the Methodist religion. He stayed over night in a house in Hennard Mill Village, and preached a sermon the following day in the village green. This may have been the time when William Northey and his family became Methodists.
In William Northey's will dated1862, his money was to be divided equally among his 10 children. His youngest son Thomas was to have use of the farm rent free for 3 years, and all furniture and personal property. At the end of 3 years, the farm was to be sold to the highest bidder. From the proceeds, $40.00 was to be given to each of his 10 children, $200.00 to his grandson Richard Northey, son of his daughter Grace White, and the balance to be equally divided among his four sons.
Thus his land that was to become part of the Village of Bridgenorth passed out of the Northey family.’
William Pengelley Northey (I) the son John Northey (III) and Grace Pengelly, was born on December 02, 1792 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died on January 22, 1863 in Smith Township, Peterborough County, Ontario, Canada, and buried in Bridgenorth Cemetery, Bridgenorth, ON.
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Ann Margaret Gordon born about 1795 in England married on February 22, 1814 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England. They had eleven children. She died in 1851 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co. ON.
Their Children:
· Thomas Northey was born on October 9, 1814, Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on March 15, 1829 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England.
· William Northey (II) was born on March 24, 1816 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on February 18, 1875 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· Grace Jane Northey was born on December 25, 1818 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died Beaver City, Boone, Nebraska, USA, and married John White.
· James Northey was born on December 20, 1820 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on November 30, 1908 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. He married Mary Jane Rosborough (1828-1907) in 1852.
· John Northey was born on February 23, 1823 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on January 3, 1887 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. He married Ann Northcott (1825-1864) in 1846.
· Margaret Northey was born on May 29, 1825 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on March 10, 1908 in Canada. She married Sam Baker (1813-1898) in 1847.
· Elizabeth (Betsy) Northey was born on February 11, 1827 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on September 11, 1914 in Beaver City, Nebraska, USA. She married Aaron Nichols (1825-1911) on September 5, 1846 in St. John’s Anglican Church in Peterborough, ON.
· Mary Anne Northey was born on February 22, 1829 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died in 1915 in Collingwood, ON, Canada; married Henry CLARK; born in 1817; died in 1893 in Collingwood, ON.
· Sarah Northey was born on June 29, 1831 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; married William H. ROY.
· Thomas Northey was born on April 29, 1834 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England; died on June 11, 1919 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co,, ON. He married Christiana Ann Coones (1839-1922).
Generation 4
William Northey, the son of William Pengelly Northey (I) and Margaret Gordon, was born on March 24, 1816 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died on February 18, 1875 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
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Anne PERKIN daughter of William PERKIN and Sarah (?) married William Northey on March 11, 1841 in England and they had nine children. She was born on June 09, 1816 in Parish of Germansweek, Devonshire, England, and died on July 17, 1896 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
Their Children:
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| William Blanco & Grace Charity Northey |
· Grace Charity Northey was born in 1833; married William Blanco.
· James Northey was christened July 15, 1841 in Ashwater Parish, Devonshire, England; died on June 18, 1917 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· Betsy Ann Northey was born on October 29, 1844 in Broadwoodwidger Parish, Devonshire, England; died on June 7, 1929 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. She married Josiah Bullock (1843-1939).
· Margaret Northey was born on May 27, 1847 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co. Upper Canada; died September 2, 1913 in Emily Township, Victoria Co., ON. She married Charles Millage (1834-1912).
· William Northey Jr. was born in 1850 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada; died on February 12, 1936 in Burleigh Township, Peterborough Co., ON. He married Catherine Hatton (1860-1941).
· John Northey was born in 1852, Smith Township, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada. He married Ellen Nichols on February 12, 1864.
· Mary Jane Northey was born on September 9, 1853 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada; died on November 18, 1892 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. She (22) married Silas Pearson (21), son of Harvey and Elizabeth Pearson on February 13, 1876.
· Thomas Henry Northey was born on November 21, 1855 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada; died on December 25, 1931 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. He married Mary Wood Sanderson (March 20, 1860 – April 2, 1891) of Harvey Township, Peterborough Co. ON, on October 13, 1877.
- Harriet Northey was born on April 18, 1859 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., Upper Canada; died September 24, 1891 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. She married Andrew Hatton March 29, 1882.
* #009101-76 (Peterborough Co.) Silas PEARSON, 21, b. Canada, of Smith, Farmer, s/o Harvey W. & Elizabeth, married Mary NORTHEY, 22, b. Canada, of Smith, d/o William & Ann, witnesses: H.W. HARVEY of Smith & W. BLANAS of Ennismore, on 13 February 1876 at Lakefield.
Generation 5
James Northey, the son of William Northey (II) and Anne Perkin was born on July 15, 1841 in Ashwater Parish, Devonshire, England, and died on June 18, 1917 in Smith Township, Peterborough County, ON.
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Mary Ann REED, daughter of Richard REED and Matilda Maria Green, married James Northey on October 17, 1867 and they had fourteen children. Mary Ann was born on October 28, 1848 in Wiltshire England, and died on May 18, 1906.
*Richard Reed died May 19, 1902 at 88 and Matilda (Green) Reed died March 23 1898 at 74 and are both buried in Lakefield Cemetery.
Their Children (James & Mary Ann):
· William John Northey was born in 1869 in Ontario; died on January 03, 1938 in Lakefield, ON; married Emma Jane Sage on September 02, 1891 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; died on February 07, 1944 in Lakefield, ON.
· Matilda Ann Northey was born in 1871 in Ontario; married William John BULMER on July 08, 1891 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· James Richard Northey was born in 1873 in Ontario; married Mabel Mina E. DARLING, the daughter of Richard DARLING and Mary DRAIN, on March 02, 1904 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; born on July 14, 1885 in Douro Township, Peterborough Co., ON; died on December 30, 1937 in Lakefield, ON.
· Mary Jane Northey was born on August 01, 1873 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. She (21) married Silas Pearson (38) son of Harvey and Elizabeth Pearson on March 28, 1894.
· Harriett Northey was born on March 22, 1875 and died November 17, 1916 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· Margaret Northey was born on May 27, 1877 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON married Arthur Moore.
· Victoria Northey was born on September 15, 1879 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; married Herbert NORTHEY son of Robert and Eliza Northey, on March 12, 1902, Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; born in 1876 in Ontario.
· Lillie Maria Northey was born on May 22, 1881 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; married Wilbert Alex ROSBOROUGH on June 06, 1906 in Young's Point, ON; born in 1884.
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| Ellen Northey Marriage Reg |
· Isabella Northey was born on October 8, 1885 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; married Bernal Vincent HARVEY of Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
· Robert Sheffield Northey was born on August 23, 1887 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON; married Leana Ann Victoria PAYNE on September 22, 1909 in Dummer Township, ON; born in 1885.
· Pearl Bertha Northey was born in 1891 and died Oct 27, 1957; married Henry Allan LITTLE on December 08, 1909 in Lakefield, Peterborough Co., ON; born in 1888 and died January 9, 1976. Both are buried in Lakefield Cemetery.
· Estella Trefosia Violet Northey was born on December 06, 1894 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON, married Alfred Wakely.
- Myrtle Hazel Northey married Orwell Brown.
* #009935-94 (Peterborough Co) Silas PEARSON, 38, widower, farmer, Canada, Smith, s/o Harvey & Elizabeth, married Mary Jane NORTHEY, 21, Canada, Smith, d/o James & Mary Ann, witnesses were James PEARSON of Lakefield & Hattie NORTHEY of Smith, March 28, 1894 at Smith
* 17051-09 Robert NORTHEY, 22, farmer, of Smith, s/o James NORTHEY, farmer & Mary Ann REID, married Lena Ann Victoria PAYNE, 24, of Dummer, d/o Lazarus PAYNE, farmer & Rebecca WHITE, witn: Henry LITTLE & Ada M. PAYNE both of Halls Glen on Sept. 22, 1909 at Dummer
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter09.htm
* 17051-09 Robert NORTHEY, 22, farmer, of Smith, s/o James NORTHEY, farmer & Mary Ann REID, married Lena Ann Victoria PAYNE, 24, of Dummer, d/o Lazarus PAYNE, farmer & Rebecca WHITE, witn: Henry LITTLE & Ada M. PAYNE both of Halls Glen on Sept. 22, 1909 at Dummer
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter09.htm
James Northey’s Second Marriage:
James Northey born on July 15, 1841 then married Mary Matilda Little (DEWART) on February 16, 1910 in Dummer Township, Peterborough Co., ON. She was born in 1857.
* 18336-10 James NORTHEY, 68, retired farmer, widower, of Lakefield, s/o William NORTHEY, farmer & Annie PERKIN, married May Matilda LITTLE, 53, widow, of Dummer, d/o John DEWART, farmer & Catherine THOMPSON, witn: Henry A. & Pearl LITTLE both of Halls Glen on Feb. 16, 1910 at Dummer.
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter10.htm
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter10.htm
Generation 6
Isabella (Bella) Elizabeth Northey daughter of James Northey and Mary Ann Reed was born on October 8, 1885 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON, Canada. She died on July 26, 1952 in Smith Township. She was buried in Lakefield Cemetery, Smith Township.
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Bernal Vincent Harvey was born in October 26, 1886 in Smith Township ON, Canada and died May 18, 1956. Bernal married Isabella (Bella) Elizabeth Northey on March 23, 1910 in Lakefield, ON Canada.
* 18388-10 Bernal V. HARVEY, 23, farmer, of Smith Township, s/o Joseph HARVEY, farmer & Marion BATES, married Bella NORTHEY, 24, of Smith Township, d/o James NORTHEY, farmer & Mary REID, witnesses: Roland DARLING & Emily DRAIN no residences given on March 22, 1910 at Lakefield.[4]
Their Children:
- Muriel Irene Harvey was born on March 5, 1912 in Peterborough Co. ON. She died on February 2, 1997 and was buried in Lakefield Cemetery, Smith Township.
- Earl Raymond Harvey born June 13, 1915 in Peterborough Co., ON married Alice Johnson (Apsley, ON).
Generation 7
Muriel Irene Harvey (farmer & cook) of Young’s Point, Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON born on March 5, 1912 married Donald Theodore Harold Lloyd.
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Donald Theodore Harold Lloyd (car salesman) born August 13, 1913 in Dummer Township, Peterborough, Co., ON was the son of Gordon Theodore Lloyd* 1891-1960 & Ethel Matthews. Donald T. H. Lloyd died on June 26, 1972 in Toronto, ON.
Their Children:
- Eleanor Beulah Lloyd of Young’s Point, ON born on April 21, 1935, married Walter David Best of Peterborough city on April 15, 1954.
- Douglas Theodore Lloyd of Young’s Point, ON born October 7, 1936 married Diane Storey. Douglas died February 12, 2010.
- Lois Lorena Lloyd of Young’s Point, ON born March 1938 married Frank Takacs of Toronto.
- Clifford Raymond Lloyd of Young’s Point, ON born January 31, 1940, married Magaret-Anne Randall.
- David Harvey Lloyd of Young’s Point, ON born March 16, 1943, married Diane DeLarge (family was from Carleton Place, ON) in Lakefield, ON
Donald’s Second Marriage after 1944:
Donald Theodore Harold Lloyd married Florence (?) and resided in Toronto, ON. They had a daughter together named Noreen Lloyd.
Generation 8
Eleanor Beulah Lloyd (homemaker) of Young’s Point, Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON born on April 21, 1935, married Walter David Best (CGE welder & pastor) of Peterborough, ON, born on November 29, 1933 in Peterborough ON on April 15, 1954.
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Walter David Best is the son of David Best born March 22, 1909 (originally of Glasgow Scotland) and Alice Best (Winterbottom) born November 17, 1912 (originally of Oldham, England) of Peterborough, ON.
Their Children:
- Christine Muriel Best born March 1, 1955 in Peterborough, ON married Raymond George Foster (October 13, 1949) of Peterborough on July 17, 1982 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON. They have two Children Jared Raymond Foster born May 19, 1987 and Anna Eleanor Foster born November 28, 1990.
- Stephen Walter Best born May 3, 1957 in Peterborough, ON married Cynthia Anne Jay of Peterborough, ON on October 11, 1980 in Smith Township, Peterborough Co., ON.
Generation 9
Stephen Walter Best, BA (Trent University) born May 3, 1957 married his childhood sweetheart from Edminson Heights Bible Chapel (Peterborough, ON) Cynthia (Cindy) Anne Jay of Otonabee Township, Peterborough Co., ON on October 11, 1980.
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Cindy Anne Jay, Registered Nurse (Fleming College), born on April 16, 1957 in Peterborough, ON is the daughter of Fredrick Henry Jay (born February 6, 1934 and died September 14, 2005) of Peterborough, ON and Mary Sybil Hunter (birth - Kennedy) (born March 12, 1934) of Peterborough, ON.
Their Children:
- Nathanael Stephen Best (Trent University & Fleming College) born December 24, 1982 in Peterborough, ON married Patricia (Patty) Joy Freeman (Trent University) of Elmira, ON, on August 4, 2007 in Peterborough, ON.
- Joshua David Best (Ontario College of Art & Design University) born October 24, 1984 in Peterborough, ON married April Dawn White (York University) of Grand Rapids, MI on May 5, 2005 in Grand Rapids, MI.
- Lucas Walter Best (Fleming College) born November 26, 1986 in Peterborough, ON.
- Jameson Ern Best (Seneca-York College) born August 5, 1988 in Peterborough, ON.
Generation 10
Nathanael Stephen Best married Patricia (Patty) Joy Freeman born February 1, 1980 of Elmira, ON, on August 4, 2007 in Peterborough, ON. Patty is the daughter of Clifford and Joyce Freeman (nee Martin) of Elmira, ON.
Joshua David Best married April Dawn White born May 10, 1985 of Grand Rapids, MI on May 5, 2005 in Grand Rapids, MI. April is the daughter of Gunner and Marilyn White of Grand Rapids, MI.
Lucas Walter Best (Fleming College) born November 26, 1986 in Peterborough, ON.
Jameson Ern Best (Seneca-York College) born August 5, 1988 in Peterborough, ON.
[1] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Heather-Northey-AB/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0343.html
[2] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Heather-Northey-AB/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0285.html
[3] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~milchron/northey.htm#a6
[4] http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter10.htm
[5] http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/peter10.htm
Special thanks to Carol Mason and her research on the Northey Family, http://www.tmason1.com/c/pafg215.htm#5342
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