Anna was 2 years old when family came to Saskatchewan in 1912. Moved to Alberta in 1926, at 16 years old.

2 sons

4 children.

4 children.

7 children: 5 boys, 2 girls

7 children.

Childrn of Laurentius & Johanna Jans (all in Uden):

0-12639-11-06 Married Joannes Corsten 1661-05-31 

Daughter Ethel.

Died 1 1/2 years after getting married.

Eleanor Abbot marrieed Wortley Stuart Collins in July, 1902. Wortley Collins died.

For birth place, I had Antikrak - which I think is German for home or at the house.

Joanna Kuipers died 5 days after Hendrina was born. Hendrina died at age 11.

Never married.

Removed death date (Nov 5 1755) from Anny as all three children birth dates are after this.

Toni - Went to the USA

William and Dorothy Walls came to Canada from Russia in December, 1921.

William had a wife prior to Dorothy - they had daughters Elizabeth and Mary.

Dorothy had 2 children prior to marriage with William - Reinhold and Leabolt Zeh.

Dorothy remarried after WIlliam died - no children resulted.

7 children.

Anna & John Schmautz had 4 sons and 4 daughters.

One daughter died in 1904.

Family settled in the Tripp district of South Dakota.

In 1912, moved to homestead 15 miles north of Halton.

Born in Artsics, Bessarabia, South Russia.

Moved to Tripp, South Dakota, USA 1901

Moved to Halton, Saskatchewan 1912

Moved to Swalwell, Alberta 1926

Moved to Nightingale 1928

Moved to Wimborne 1936

Moved to Olds 1952

There are 10 childdren, 39 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.

Children of Gerardus & Maria van de Burgt (all locations in Boekel):

• Antonia 1690-01-17 Became a nun

• Maria 1691-05-23 Married Antonius Adriaans 1715-03-04

• Andreas 1692-12-16 Married Gerarda Goorts 1743-06-25

• Ludgarda 1694-02-25

• Mathias 1695-09-30 to 1763-09-08 Married Maria Gerrit Dirks 1728-04-25

• Joannes 1701-07-31 Married Maria Jansse van Leucken died 1758-10-29

• Theodorus 1697-05-17 Became a priest

Mrs Anna Schmautz (our grandmother):

In 1885, she was married to Valentino Roth, and when he passed away 3 years later, she was left with one daughter (Katherine Roth).

Later, she married John Schmautz, and had 4 sons and 4 daughters. One daughter predeceased her mother in 1904.

The family moved to the United States whre they settled in the Tripps district of South Dakota. In 1912, they came to Canada and settled on a homestead 16 miles north of Halton.

Her husband predeceased he in 1928. 32 Grandchildren, 42 Great Grandhildren.

Seven children:

• Audrey

• Elton

• Clay

• Doris

• Henry

• Sven

• Tom

Children of Joannes & Wilhelma Corsten (all in Uden):

• Christianus 1662-05-20
• Wilhelmus 1663-07-09
• Mechtilda 1664-12-28
• Elizabeth 1667-06-25
• Maria 1669-01-20
• Lutetia 1670-07-10
• Laurentia 1672-04-24
• Mechtilda 1675-01-14
• Adrianus 1677-03-19
• Agnes 1679-12-18 to 1722-09-12 Married Nicolaas Wouters

Father: James URQUHART b: 31 AUG 1806 in Canada

Mother: Margaret LEONARD b: 04 APR 1805 in Moneymore, Londonderry, Northern Ireland

Marriage Catherine (Katie) DEVEREAUX b: ABT 1846 in Ballina, Mayo, Connacht, Ireland

Married: 23 JUN 1874 in Medford, Taylor, Wisconsin, USA

Children

1. Kenneth John URQUHART b: ABT 1876

2. Lionel Leonard URQUHART b: ABT 1878

3. Norman A. URQUHART b: ABT 1880

4. Roy S. URQUHART b: ABT 1882

5. Marion Estelle URQUHART b: ABT 1884

6. Catherine M. URQUHART b: ABT 1886

7. Helen D. URQUHART b: ABT 1888

8. Ann E URQUHART b: ABT 1890

9. Elias A URQUHART b: ABT 1892

10. Constance B. URQUHART b: ABT 1894

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The following information is an exact quote of a page in Dorothy Isabella Urquhart's genealogy notes. There are differences in name spelling and possibly other items, but I have quoted it exactly as I found it typewritten. This may help future research. - Donald Gordon Poyner

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Elias Lennard Urquhart was born January 15, 1846 in the seventh concession of the township of Kenyon, County of Glengarry. He is of Scotch-Irish parentage, his father, James Urquhart, was born in Glengarry and his mother, Margaret Lennard, was born in Ireland. He was baptized in the Presbyterian Church in Williamstown. He moved with his family onto the farm belonging to his grandfather James Urquhart, in the township of Charlottenburg which his father purchased. He commenced school at the age of six, going to a log school house at what was known as McGillivray's Bridge, a mile and a half from his home. His first teacher was R. D. McArthur, who was later a prominent doctor. Mr. Urquhart remained on the farm until he was past 19 and then went to New York State where he worked for a farmer during the summer of 1865. He fought in the New York regiment during the last six months of the Civil War, following which he returned home for a short time and came to Michigan in December of 1865 to work in the lumber woods. Here is worked at the various jobs of chopping, sawing, driving oxen and horses and took part in the spring drive of logs on the Tamarac and Muskegan Rivers. In the summer time he worked in the sawmills and on the boom sorting logs, and also worked in the woods part of the time. In 1870 he came to Wisconsin to look for a brother, Alexander James, whom he had not seen for ten years. He spent a year at Wausau on the Wisconsin River working in the woods and finally located his brother at Oconto where he settled. In 1874 he married Catherine (Katie) Devereaux of Ottawa and had a family of ten children. In 1876 he was elected Justice of the Peace of Oconto. However, he resigned the same year and went to take charge of the woods work for John Duncan in Westboro. In 1878 he was elected chairman of the town of Westboro and the next year chairman of the Taylor Board of supervisors. In 1879 he was elected sheriff of the county and moved to Medford in 1880. After one term as sherriff he returned to his customary work of surveying and estimating timber until 1890 when he was appointed postmaster which post he held for years. From this time until he died in 1934 at the age of 88 he served most of his time on the Taylor County Board usually as chairman. He was also a member of the legislature at one time and also mayor of Medford. He was also a 32nd Degree Mason and was Past Grand Senior Warden of the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin and Past Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter of Wisconsin.

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Additional info from Dorothy Urquahrt's research notes. He was baptized in Williamstown. He went to school at McGillivray's Bridge School He went to the United States at age 19, and fought in the Civil War for 6 months. There is also a note that there is a picture of him in unifom (civil war ?), but does not state who has the photo.

Barbara Stoffels [Gijsen] died 18 days after last child bon. Child (Joannes) died 3 days after birth.

Bree D1738-006 24-03-1738

24 Martii baptizata est Gertrudis Godefridi Kersten et Joannae Tulmans coniugum filia

Bree D1740-021 06-09-1740

6 7bris baptizata est Elisabetha Gerardi Kersten et Johannae Tilmans conjugum filia

Bree D1748-16 22-05-1748

22 Maii baptizata est Catharina Gerardi Kersten et Joannae Faessen coniugum filia

Bree D1749-18 24-06-1749

24 Junii baptizatus est Joannes Baptiste Servatius Godefridi Kursten et Joannae Vaessen coniugum filius

Bree D1754-008 17-02-1754

17 per Sacell bapta est filia Godefridi Kersten et Jo(ann)æ Tillemans

Gertrudis

Came to Canada during Civil War period.

Margaret (daughter) was 12.

Children of Arnoldus & Ida Wouters (all in Uden):

Gerard was 6 years in the French army.

Husband name Henry.

Never married.

Peter Goossens died age 41. Gerarda remarriend and had 2 more children. She died o same day as her last child at age 35. 5 of her children died before her.