Ancestors of the Minogue Family of Ontario and the Cassin Family of Quebec

Samuel Neilson

(8 February 1800 - 17 June 1837)

Father

John Neilson (17 July 1776 - 1 February 1848)

Mother

Marie Ursula Hubert (November 1781 - 20 June 1866)

Samuel Neilson|b. 8 Feb 1800\nd. 17 Jun 1837|p139.htm#i5950|John Neilson|b. 17 Jul 1776\nd. 1 Feb 1848|p138.htm#i1662|Marie Ursula Hubert|b. Nov 1781\nd. 20 Jun 1866|p88.htm#i1103|William Neilson|b. s 1740|p139.htm#i5945|Isabel Brown|b. s 1750|p14.htm#i5946|||||||

Last Edited

Jun 3, 2007

Birth*

8 February 1800

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Marriage*

14 June 1831

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Margaret McSkimming

(Witness) Death

circa 1833

Principal=Margaret McSkimming

Marriage*

28 May 1835

New York City, New York, United States, Principal=Catherine James

Death*

17 June 1837

New York City, New York, United States, Died of tuberculosis in the quarantine station on his way back from Europe to Quebec.

Stanley Neilson

(1903 - )

Father

William C. Neilson (September 1869 - )

Mother

Harriet D. Davis (1878 - )

Stanley Neilson|b. 1903|p139.htm#i3163|William C. Neilson|b. Sep 1869|p139.htm#i3154|Harriet D. Davis|b. 1878|p49.htm#i3161|Cornelius B. Neilson|b. 12 Aug 1835|p138.htm#i710|Margaret Ireland|b. Jun 1838|p90.htm#i3003|||||||

Relationship

3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Feb 5, 2005

Birth*

1903

Wisconsin, United States

Dr. Walter Hopper Neilson

(4 September 1857 - )

Father

Cornelius B. Neilson (12 August 1835 - )

Mother

Margaret Ireland (June 1838 - )

Relationship

2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Jan 22, 2005

Birth*

4 September 1857

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Marriage*

29 December 1881

Wisconsin, United States, Principal=Clara Thomas

Note*

NEILSON, Walter Hopper, M. D., a well-known physician, editor of the Milwaukee Medical Journal, and prominent in connection with the founding and conducting of the Trinity hospital of Milwaukee, traces his lineage to an immigrant from Scotland to Quebec in the latter part of the eighteenth century, and to immigrants from France more than a hundred years earlier. His father, Cornelius B. Neilson, was born in Val Cartier, province of Quebec, on the 12th of August, 1835, but came to Granville, Milwaukee county, in November, 1860, settling on a farm which he has occupied ever since, and is now in the enjoyment of the natural results of enterprise and industry. On November 17th, 1856, he was married to Margaret Ireland, and they have eight children, all of whom have been carefully fitted for and are creditably doing the work of life. For thirty-five consecutive years the family name appeared upon the roll of the district school, and the success of its members is testimony to the efficiency of the public school system. Something more than a century ago, John Neilson, a man of literary tastes and business sagacity, came from Scotland, and, settling in Quebec, established the Quebec Gazette, which, under his editorship became a flourishing and influential journal; and, from this and a publishing business which grew up with it, he amassed a considerable fortune. In social and political life he early took a prominent place, became a member of the Canadian cabinet, and was a delegate to the court of St. James in behalf of the colony. He was a friend of the Indians, was noted for his charities, and met his death while ministering to the fever-stricken emigrants from the famine districts of Ireland. He married a French lady of the name of Hubert, whose ancestors came from Paris in 1650, their descendants taking a prominent place in the early clerical and professional history of Quebec. His eldest son, William, married Margaret Cassin, an accomplished woman of Irish parentage, and settled on a concession of land from the [p.177] crown, granted in consideration of valuable service, and there they lived the life of the landed gentry of Great Britain, dispensing a hospitality which made them noted throughout the country. Here eleven children were born, of whom seven reached adult age, the mother dying at the early age of thirty-seven, while the father died in 1894 at the age of eighty-nine. The eldest son of this family was Cornelius, father of the subject of this sketch. His mother, Margaret Ireland, was the daughter of Hopper Ireland and Margaret Watt, a Scotch lady. Mr. Ireland was a native of Yorkshire, England. He came to Canada when a young man, and settled in Val Cartier. There were eleven children in this family, and their descendants are scattered from the St. Lawrence to the Pacific. The parents died in Ontario, a few years ago, at the age of eighty-nine and eighty-seven, respectively. Dr. Neilson was born on the 4th of September, 1857, in Val Cartier, Quebec county, by the side of the Jacques Cartier river, in the shadow of the mountain that shuts in the vale. He attended the district school in Granville during the winter terms, work on the farm occupying the spring and summer months. Some of the teachers were excellent, two of them--Messrs. Shaughnessy and Sullivan--afterward becoming principals of Milwaukee schools. In this primitive school enough education was obtained to enable him to pass an examination for a third-grade teacher's certificate. One winter he spent in teaching a district school, and in this way his first money was earned, excepting three dollars obtained in cutting wood at fifty cents per cord. In 1876 he entered the University of Wisconsin, where he spent two years, which he says were of exceeding interest and profit to him, and where he was a member of the Athenean Literary society. After leaving the university he spent one year in studying medicine in the office of Drs. Marks and Ladd, and in the year 1879 entered Rush Medical College, Chicago, from which he graduated in 1881, having spent his vacation as intern in the Milwaukee county hospital. Soon after graduation he received the appointment of physician to the construction department of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western railroad. This professional experience he regards of special advantage, as it gave him confidence and self-reliance. This position was resigned after six months, to enter upon the practice of medicine in Milwaukee. The first two years in this work he had the experience of most young physicians--business came slowly, and sickness followed with its disheartening influence; but at length health returned, and with it business rapidly increased. In 1888 Dr. Neilson, in company with Dr. W. H. Earles, purchased the homestead at the corner of Ninth and Wells streets, remodeled and fitted it up for a general hospital; and, September 1st, 1889, the first patient was received. That fall he went to New York for postgraduate study, and three months were spent in clinical work in hospitals of that city. In 1891, he, in conjunction with other physicians, established the Trinity Hospital Training School for Nurses, [p.178] and he was elected president, as he was of the Practitioners' society, formed the following year. In 1893, he, with Dr. Earles, established the Milwaukee Medical Journal, of which he is the editor. He was also active, with others, in establishing the Milwaukee Medical College and School of Dentistry, was elected one of the directors and professor of the principles and practice of medicine and clinical medicine. Dr. Neilson does not claim to have made any discoveries, but to have kept abreast of the best thought and practice of his profession; and he is now in the enjoyment of a fairly lucrative business. Dr. Neilson has generally affiliated with the Republican party, but is in no sense a politician. He is a member of the American Medical association, and of the leading medical societies of the state. He is also a member of the St. Andrew's society, and an attendant at Calvary Presbyterian church. He was married December 29th, 1881, to Miss Clara Thomas of Milwaukee county, a daughter of one of its pioneers. They have two sons, George Whittier and Walter Roland. The doctor and his family live plainly in an old-fashioned house surrounded by native forest trees, and amid these they strive to keep as close to nature as it is possible to do in a great city.

Family

Clara Thomas

Children

Walter Roland Neilson

Father

Dr. Walter Hopper Neilson (4 September 1857 - )

Mother

Clara Thomas

Walter Roland Neilson||p139.htm#i3008|Dr. Walter Hopper Neilson|b. 4 Sep 1857|p139.htm#i3002|Clara Thomas||p171.htm#i3006|Cornelius B. Neilson|b. 12 Aug 1835|p138.htm#i710|Margaret Ireland|b. Jun 1838|p90.htm#i3003|||||||

Relationship

3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Jan 22, 2005

Birth*

Wisconsin, United States

William Neilson

(circa 1805 - 7 July 1895)

Father

John Neilson (17 July 1776 - 1 February 1848)

Mother

Marie Ursula Hubert (November 1781 - 20 June 1866)

William Neilson|b. c 1805\nd. 7 Jul 1895|p139.htm#i477|John Neilson|b. 17 Jul 1776\nd. 1 Feb 1848|p138.htm#i1662|Marie Ursula Hubert|b. Nov 1781\nd. 20 Jun 1866|p88.htm#i1103|William Neilson|b. s 1740|p139.htm#i5945|Isabel Brown|b. s 1750|p14.htm#i5946|||||||

Last Edited

Jan 20, 2008

Birth*

circa 1805

Canada, Was of Irish descent.

Christening

23 December 1805

Quebec, Canada

Marriage*

15 February 1830

Levis, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Margaret Cassin

Religion*

Presbyterian. They brought up their sons Presbyterian and their daughters Catholic.

(Witness) Death

1834

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, Principal=William John Neilson

Cen-Head*

1851

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, a 47 year old farmer, Presbyterian, born in Canada, neigbor to James Robertson and Thomas Berry. He is referred to as Willliam Neilson, Esq. and is living with his wife and 10 children. There are two other people living in the house with them - James Armstrong, an 19 year old labourer, Presbyterian, born in Ireland, and Elizabeth Cassin an 18 year old, Catholic, born in Canada who is probably a relative of William's wife, Margaret. The children have been baptised Catholic if they were girls and Presbyterian if they were boys., Principal=QUE Que Co Valcartier Census 1851, Witness=Isabel Neilson, Witness=Cornelius B. Neilson, Witness=Agnes Janet Neilson, Witness=Samuel Neilson, Witness=Margaret Neilson, Witness=Mary Ursula Hubert Neilson, Witness=Elizabeth Laura Neilson, Witness=William Neilson, Witness=John Neilson, Witness=Elizabeth Cassin, Witness=Margaret Cassin

(Witness) Death

22 May 1853

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, The tombstone inscription states:
     Contiguous lies the body
      of her affectionate
      Father
      Michael Cassin
      who died
     on the 11th of Oct 1843
          Aged 70 years

     (on the side)
     Underneath this stone
      Lies the body of
      Margaret
The affectionate and Beloved Wife of
      William Neilson
who died on the 22nd day of May 1853
Aged 38 years 6 mons and 22 days
This memorial was erected by her husband
      July 1 1853, Principal=Margaret Cassin

(Witness) Death

1855

Principal=John Neilson

Census*

1861

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, "William Neilson", farmer, born L. Canada, Presbyterian, age 55, living in a frame house. Neighbors are Patrick Cosgrove ane John McBain. Living with him:
Margaret Neilson, daughter, born L. Canada, Prebyterian, age 19.
Mary Neilson, daughter, born L. Canada, Prebyterian, age 17.
Elizabeth Neilson, daughter, born L. Canada, Prebyterian, age 15.
Samuel Neilson, farmer, born L. Canada, Prebyterian, age 21.
Elizabeth Brown, daugher-in-law, born L. Canada, Presbyterian, age 20.
Margaret Neilson, granddaughter, Presbyterian, born L. Canada, age 1.
Elizabeth mcAdams, Visitor, born L. Canada, Anglican, age 25, resides Quebec., Principal=QUE Que Co Valcartier Census 1861, Witness=Margaret Neilson, Witness=Mary Ursula Hubert Neilson, Witness=Elizabeth Laura Neilson, Witness=Samuel Neilson, Witness=Elizabeth Brown, Witness=Margaret Neilson

Marriage*

Principal=Elizabeth McAdams

Census*

1881

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, "William Neilson, married male, Scottish origin, age 76, born Quebec, Presbyterian. Living with him:
Elisabeth Neilson, married female, Irish origin, age 49, born Ireland, Church of England.
Annie McAdams, female, Irish origin, age 35, born Quebec, Church of England.
Ida Wolff, female, German, age 20, born Quebec, Church of England.
James Kerr, male , Scottish origin, age 64, born Scotland, servant, Presbyterian.
Louis Gros, widowed male, indigenous, age 62, born Quebec, servant, Catholic.
Note: Ida Wolff may be the granddaughter of William Neilson, and Annie McAdams must be a relative of William's wife, Elizaberth., Witness=Elizabeth McAdams, Witness=Ida Wolff, Witness=Annie McAdams

Will*

10 August 1888

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, From an email from Eric Corrigan: "Hi Pat. I came across this page of information I guess you could call it, about a property of William Neilson, and what became of it, written by a religious brother (Mariste Frere)
In french, I will include a translated version in this e-mail;
William Neilson house
This house that you are living in presently was built in 1860. It belonged to William Neilson born in Canada in 1804. He was originally Irish and married a Margaret Casson, also Irish descent in 1851. The Neilson couple had 9 children whose age varied 21 to 2 years.
William was Presbyterian and Margaret Catholic. Without a doubt for the good family understanding they alternated in the choice of religion for the children. The first baptized in the Catholic Church; the second in the Presbyterian and the following also.
The 10^th of August 1888, William at 84 years made his will. He left to his second wife, Elizabeth Mac’ Adams, $33,000.00, a part of lot 131 and his house. To his children he left a total of $12,986.00 and some parcels of territory. Mr. William Neilson died the 7^th of July 1895. His second wife died the 10^th January 1911.
The house then passed to Cornelius, beloved son of William. He in turn sold it the same year, the lot 131 and the house to his brother (or nephew) Norman.
In 1924, Norman Neilson sold to Constance Neilson Fairchild the lot 131 and the house, for $3,000.00.
Three years later, in 1927, John Hebert Price bought the lot 131 and the house that belonged to William Neilson, also other neighboring properties. He built the Manoir situated on the higher ground in the years 1929-1930. He is bettering the place also in planting between others 20 elms of a large size at $1,000.00 per tree. He also built a chalet (possibly a summer residence) situated near the river.
Around 1933 or 34, The Donacona Company bought the majority of the places of Price Brothers and put up for sale this rich property valued at $400,000.00.
Celestin Simard, a merchant of Quebec, bought this domain in a liquidation sale for $15,000.00 in 1941and sold it the same year November 4^th to Joseph Bastien. He in his turn gave it to furniture Valcartier 26^th of the same month.
The 26^th of January 1945, the Freres (Brothers) Maristes bought the property.
This House now carries the name of Villa St. Leon in Honor of one of the first brothers who lived there in 1945.
Frere Gabriel Bolduc, 04-06 -90
Majela Murphy tells me that they dug the earth from around the perimeter of the trees in the fall let it freeze and during the winter hauled them from the grounds which had been expropriated for the Valcartier camp to the site of the Neilson grounds for planting. Majella is now 83 but has a very good memory, he was born and lived about a mile from this place, so he is a good source of information I am sure he would be glad to share it."

Death*

7 July 1895

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Family

Margaret Cassin (31 October 1814 - 22 May 1853)

Marriage*

15 February 1830

Levis, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Margaret Cassin

Children

Isabel Neilson+ (1830 - 21 Jan 1895)
William John Neilson (1833 - 1834)
Cornelius B. Neilson+ (12 Aug 1835 - )
Agnes Janet Neilson+ (26 Feb 1838 - 5 May 1918)
Samuel Neilson+ (1839 - )
Margaret Neilson+ (1841 - 1913)
Mary Ursula Hubert Neilson (23 May 1844 - 1929)
Elizabeth Laura Neilson (27 Aug 1846 - 1873)
William Neilson (1847 - )
John Neilson (1849 - 1855)

William Neilson

(1847 - )

Father

William Neilson (circa 1805 - 7 July 1895)

Mother

Margaret Cassin (31 October 1814 - 22 May 1853)

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Dec 17, 2000

Birth*

1847

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Religion*

Presbyterian

Christening

22 October 1848

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Cen-Enum*

1851

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, a four year old male, Presbyterian, living with his parents, Wiliam and Margaret, and his eight siblings., Principal=QUE Que Co Valcartier Census 1851, Witness=William Neilson

William Neilson

Last Edited

Dec 3, 2000

Cen-Head*

1831

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, head of a family of 6., Principal=QUE Que Co Valcartier Census 1831

William Neilson

(say 1740 - )

Last Edited

Jun 3, 2007

Birth*

say 1740

Scotland

Marriage*

Principal=Isabel Brown

Family

Isabel Brown (say 1750 - )

Children

Samuel Neilson (1771 - 12 Jan 1793)
John Neilson+ (17 Jul 1776 - 1 Feb 1848)
William Neilson (c 1778 - )

William Neilson

(circa 1778 - )

Father

William Neilson (say 1740 - )

Mother

Isabel Brown (say 1750 - )

William Neilson|b. c 1778|p139.htm#i5949|William Neilson|b. s 1740|p139.htm#i5945|Isabel Brown|b. s 1750|p14.htm#i5946|||||||||||||

Last Edited

Jun 3, 2007

Birth*

circa 1778

Balmaghie, Scotland

William C. Neilson

(September 1869 - )

Father

Cornelius B. Neilson (12 August 1835 - )

Mother

Margaret Ireland (June 1838 - )

Relationship

2nd cousin 2 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Feb 5, 2005

Birth*

September 1869

Wisconsin, United States

Marriage*

27 November 1897

Wisconsin, United States, Principal=Harriet D. Davis

Family

Harriet D. Davis (1878 - )

Children

Dorothy M. Neilson (1 Nov 1898 - )
William D. Neilson (9 Aug 1901 - )
Stanley Neilson (1903 - )

William D. Neilson

(9 August 1901 - )

Father

William C. Neilson (September 1869 - )

Mother

Harriet D. Davis (1878 - )

William D. Neilson|b. 9 Aug 1901|p139.htm#i3162|William C. Neilson|b. Sep 1869|p139.htm#i3154|Harriet D. Davis|b. 1878|p49.htm#i3161|Cornelius B. Neilson|b. 12 Aug 1835|p138.htm#i710|Margaret Ireland|b. Jun 1838|p90.htm#i3003|||||||

Relationship

3rd cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Feb 5, 2005

Birth*

9 August 1901

Wisconsin, United States

William John Neilson

(1833 - 1834)

Father

William Neilson (circa 1805 - 7 July 1895)

Mother

Margaret Cassin (31 October 1814 - 22 May 1853)

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Patricia Ann Monogue.

Last Edited

Dec 17, 2000

Birth*

1833

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Baptism

23 July 1833

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada

Death*

1834

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, Witness=William Neilson, Witness=Margaret Cassin

(?) Neville

(30 December 1873 - 30 December 1873)

Father

John Neville (4 November 1837 - 25 June 1884)

Mother

Ann Conway (29 July 1846 - 22 February 1882)

Last Edited

Aug 19, 2006

Birth*

30 December 1873

Quebec, Canada

Death*

30 December 1873

Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Witness=John Neville, Witness=Ann Conway

Burial*

31 December 1873

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were John and James Neville.

(?) Neville

(28 January 1881 - 28 January 1881)

Father

John Neville (4 November 1837 - 25 June 1884)

Mother

Ann Conway (29 July 1846 - 22 February 1882)

Last Edited

Aug 19, 2006

Death*

28 January 1881

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Witness=Ann Conway, Witness=John Neville

Birth*

28 January 1881

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada

Burial*

29 January 1881

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were Wilbrod Valliere and Charles Paquet.

(?) Neville

(22 January 1882 - 22 January 1882)

Father

John Neville (4 November 1837 - 25 June 1884)

Mother

Ann Conway (29 July 1846 - 22 February 1882)

Last Edited

Aug 19, 2006

Death*

22 January 1882

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Witness=John Neville, Witness=Ann Conway

Birth*

22 January 1882

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada

Burial*

26 January 1882

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were Wilbrod Valliere and Charles Paquet.

Ann Neville

(17 October 1839 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Ann Neville|b. 17 Oct 1839|p139.htm#i2413|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Sep 2, 2006

Birth*

17 October 1839

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

20 October 1839

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Godparents were James Conway and Hanorah Kavanagh.

(Witness) Census

1861

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, "Edmund Conway", farmer, born Ireland, RC, age 49, neighbor to James Lannin and James Landers. Living with him:
Mary Murphy, spouse, born Ireland, RC, age 49.
Edmund Conway, son, born Ireland, RC, age 24.
Ann Neville, daughter-in-law, born L. Canada, RC, age 18.
Bridget Conway, daughter, born Ireland, RC, age 15., Principal=Edmund Conway, Principal=QUE Que Co Valcartier Census 1861

Married Name

11 February 1861

Conway

Marriage*

11 February 1861

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Edmund Conway

(Witness) Death

15 September 1865

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Coroner's report states that he was accidentally killed by a gunshot. Age 33 years., Principal=Edmund Conway

Married Name

10 September 1867

Theberge

Marriage*

10 September 1867

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, "On the lOth day of September 1867, after having twice published at the prone of our parochial masses the bann of marriage, between George Thebarge, farmer of the parish of St. Gabriel of Valcartier, widower of the late Elizabeth Savard on the one part; and Ann Neville of the parish of St. Catherine de Fossambault, widow of deceased Edmund Conway on the other part; and whereas the dispensation of one of the banns of Marriage has been granted by His Lordship the Most Reverend Charles Francis Baillargeon, archbishop of this diocease, dated on the 3rd inst. , whereas the said banns having been twice published at the prone of the parish masses of the parish of St. Catherine aforesaid, we the undersigned parish priest of St. Gabriel of Valcartier, having discovered no impediment to their marriage, have received their mutual consent to be united in holy wedlock and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of Michael Neville and Bridget Neville, brother and sister of the bride, and of' Prospere Thebarge, brother of the bridegroom who, together with bridegroom and bride declared that they could not sign."
P. Kelly, priest., Principal=Georges Theberge Sr.

Family 1

Edmund Conway (5 September 1836 - 15 September 1865)

Marriage*

11 February 1861

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Edmund Conway

Children

Mary Conway (26 Oct 1861 - )
Bridget Conway (21 May 1865 - )

Family 2

Georges Theberge Sr. (circa 1831 - )

Marriage*

10 September 1867

Children

Joseph Theberge (30 Oct 1868 - )
James Theberge (4 Jan 1872 - )
Joseph Theberge+ (30 Oct 1872 - )
Ann Theberge (28 Oct 1874 - )
Mary Jane Theberge (Aug 1876 - )
Felix Theberge (16 Jun 1878 - )

Bridget Neville

(20 November 1846 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Bridget Neville|b. 20 Nov 1846|p139.htm#i5190|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Jun 23, 2007

Birth*

20 November 1846

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

21 November 1846

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Robert Cusick and Alice Kenney.

Married Name

18 October 1880

Murphy

Marriage*

18 October 1880

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, "On the 18th day of October 1880, whereas the dispensation of two banns of marriage have been granted by His Grace, the Archbishop of Quebec, dated the 14th of the present month; whereas the publication of the third bann have been made at the prone of the parochial masses of St. Gabriel de Valcartier and of St. Catherine de Fossambault, as it appears from the certificate of the Pastor of that parish, between Peter Murphy, farmer, son of age of Denis Murphy and of the late Bridget McGrath of the parish of St. Catherine de Fossambault on the one part; and Bridget Neville a resident of this parish of St. Gabriel de Valcartier, daughter of age of the late John Neville and of Mary Conway of the parish of St. Catherine on the other part; having discovered no impediment to this marriage, we the undersigned parish priest have received their mutual consent to marriage and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of John Dowell, friend of the bridegroom, and of Bridget Murphy, sister of the bridegroom, who with the bride declared that they were unable to sign, the bridegroom and the other witness signed with us.

Peter Murphy
John Dowell (possibly Powell)

J. O’Farrell, priest.", Principal=Peter Murphy

Family

Peter Murphy (18 July 1854 - )

Child

John Murphy (31 Dec 1887 - )

Catherine Neville

(25 May 1842 - 16 October 1882)

Father

Patrick Neville (circa 1799 - 19 August 1871)

Mother

Honoroh Kavanagh (circa 1813 - 25 February 1845)

Catherine Neville|b. 25 May 1842\nd. 16 Oct 1882|p139.htm#i5134|Patrick Neville|b. c 1799\nd. 19 Aug 1871|p140.htm#i5135|Honoroh Kavanagh|b. c 1813\nd. 25 Feb 1845|p94.htm#i5136|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|||||||

Last Edited

Feb 25, 2007

Birth*

25 May 1842

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

5 June 1842

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Patrick Neville and Margaret Conway.

Married Name

26 January 1863

Landers

Marriage*

26 January 1863

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Major John Landers

(Witness) Death

3 January 1869

Quebec, Canada, Aged 7 months., Principal=Catherine Landers

(Witness) Death

24 February 1870

Quebec, Canada, Aged 4 months., Principal=John Landers

(Witness) Death

13 May 1870

Quebec, Canada, Aged 29 years, husband of Catherine Neville., Principal=Major John Landers

Married Name

2 November 1871

Conway

Marriage*

2 November 1871

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, On the 2nd of November 1871, whereas the dispensation of two banns of Marriage and the third degree of affinity existing between the interested parties and the publication of the other bann of marriage at the parochial mass of St. Edmond of Stoneham between William Conway son of age of Patrick Conway and of the late Anne Pine of the Mission of Gosford on the one part; and of Catherine Neville, widow, Major, of Johnny Landers also of the Mission of Gosford on the other part not having discovered any impediment we the undersigned priest have received their mutual consent of marriage and have given them the nuptial benediction in the presence of James Neville undersigned brother of the wife and Mary Cleary friend of the bridegroom who as weIl as the spouses declared they could not sign.

James Neville

Laurent Chabot, priest., Principal=William Conway

Death*

16 October 1882

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, Wife of William Conway, farmer, aged 40 years., Witness=William Conway

Burial*

18 October 1882

Valcartier, Quebec, Canada, Present at the burial were William Conway and several other relatives.

Family 1

Major John Landers (6 May 1841 - 13 May 1870)

Marriage*

26 January 1863

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Major John Landers

Children

James Landers (24 Jul 1865 - )
Catherine Landers (1868 - 3 Jan 1869)
John Landers (14 Oct 1869 - 24 Feb 1870)

Family 2

William Conway (say 1845 - )

Marriage*

2 November 1871

Children

Ann Conway (3 Dec 1872 - )
Honora Conway (2 Aug 1874 - )
Catherine Conway (6 Oct 1876 - )
Johanna Conway (2 Dec 1878 - )
Joseph Conway (18 Jul 1880 - 27 Mar 1959)
Helena Conway (21 Aug 1882 - 14 Jan 1883)

Catherine Neville

(26 January 1834 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Catherine Neville|b. 26 Jan 1834|p139.htm#i5191|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Dec 11, 2005

Birth*

26 January 1834

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

28 January 1834

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Patrick Neville and Margaret Conway.

Catherine Neville

(23 November 1848 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Catherine Neville|b. 23 Nov 1848|p139.htm#i5192|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Sep 2, 2006

Married Name

Clear

Birth*

23 November 1848

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

24 November 1848

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Edmond Landers and Johanna Conway.

Marriage*

Principal=Patrick Clear

Family

Patrick Clear (1 March 1845 - )

Child

Mary Clear (27 Aug 1877 - )

Gregory Neville

(circa 1757 - 9 September 1827)

Last Edited

Feb 22, 2006

Birth*

circa 1757

Ireland

Marriage*

Principal=Mary Cullen

Death*

9 September 1827

Quebec, Canada, Aged 70.

Burial*

September 1827

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Family

Mary Cullen (circa 1780 - 18 October 1842)

Children

Patrick Neville+ (c 1799 - 19 Aug 1871)
John Neville+ (c 1802 - 23 Jan 1871)
James Neville (c 1810 - 10 Oct 1830)
Michael Neville (c 1816 - 26 Feb 1839)

James Neville

(circa 1810 - 10 October 1830)

Father

Gregory Neville (circa 1757 - 9 September 1827)

Mother

Mary Cullen (circa 1780 - 18 October 1842)

James Neville|b. c 1810\nd. 10 Oct 1830|p139.htm#i4438|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|||||||||||||

Last Edited

May 7, 2005

Birth*

circa 1810

Ireland

Death*

10 October 1830

Quebec, Canada

Burial*

12 October 1830

Loretteville, Quebec, Canada

James Neville

(1 February 1852 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

James Neville|b. 1 Feb 1852|p139.htm#i5193|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Dec 11, 2005

Birth*

1 February 1852

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

2 February 1852

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Patrick Cusack and Judith Conway.

James Neville

(3 November 1835 - )

Father

Patrick Neville (circa 1799 - 19 August 1871)

Mother

Honoroh Kavanagh (circa 1813 - 25 February 1845)

James Neville|b. 3 Nov 1835|p139.htm#i5327|Patrick Neville|b. c 1799\nd. 19 Aug 1871|p140.htm#i5135|Honoroh Kavanagh|b. c 1813\nd. 25 Feb 1845|p94.htm#i5136|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|||||||

Last Edited

Feb 22, 2006

Birth*

3 November 1835

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

4 November 1835

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Godparents were Kennedy Mulcaire and Judith Conway.

John Neville

(circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Father

Gregory Neville (circa 1757 - 9 September 1827)

Mother

Mary Cullen (circa 1780 - 18 October 1842)

John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|||||||||||||

Last Edited

Sep 2, 2006

Birth*

circa 1802

Ireland, Based on age of 69 at death.

Marriage*

18 February 1833

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Mary Conway

(Witness) Death

7 May 1846

Quebec, Canada, Aged 8 months., Principal=Margaret Neville

(Witness) Death

26 March 1851

Quebec, Canada, Aged 4 months., Principal=Marguerite Neville

Death*

23 January 1871

Quebec, Canada, Witness=Mary Conway

Burial*

25 January 1871

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were John and Michael Neville and John Clear.

Family

Mary Conway

Children

Catherine Neville (26 Jan 1834 - )
Judith Neville+ (16 Oct 1836 - 13 Nov 1871)
Patrick Neville (29 Oct 1837 - )
Ann Neville+ (17 Oct 1839 - )
Michael Neville (24 Jul 1841 - )
Mary Neville (22 Aug 1843 - )
Margaret Neville (22 Oct 1845 - 7 May 1846)
Bridget Neville+ (20 Nov 1846 - )
Catherine Neville+ (23 Nov 1848 - )
Marguerite Neville (1 Nov 1850 - 26 Mar 1851)
James Neville (1 Feb 1852 - )
Margaret Neville+ (31 Mar 1854 - )
Joseph Neville (19 Feb 1856 - )
John Neville (29 Mar 1857 - )

John Neville

(29 March 1857 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

John Neville|b. 29 Mar 1857|p139.htm#i5198|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Dec 11, 2005

Birth*

29 March 1857

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

30 March 1857

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were Joseph Conway and Mary Neville.

John Neville

(4 November 1837 - 25 June 1884)

Father

Patrick Neville (circa 1799 - 19 August 1871)

Mother

Honoroh Kavanagh (circa 1813 - 25 February 1845)

John Neville|b. 4 Nov 1837\nd. 25 Jun 1884|p139.htm#i5328|Patrick Neville|b. c 1799\nd. 19 Aug 1871|p140.htm#i5135|Honoroh Kavanagh|b. c 1813\nd. 25 Feb 1845|p94.htm#i5136|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|||||||

Last Edited

Aug 19, 2006

Birth*

4 November 1837

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

8 November 1837

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Godparents were John and Mary Conway.

Marriage*

say 1871

Quebec, Canada, Principal=Ann Conway

(Witness) Death

July 1872

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Twin of John Neville

(Witness) Death

30 December 1873

Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Principal=(?) Neville

(Witness) Death

31 March 1877

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Aged 2 and half months., Principal=Mary Neville

(Witness) Death

28 January 1881

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Principal=(?) Neville

(Witness) Death

22 January 1882

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Age 0 days., Principal=(?) Neville

(Witness) Death

22 February 1882

Quebec, Canada, Aged 35 years, 6 months, wife of John Neville., Principal=Ann Conway

Death*

25 June 1884

Quebec, Canada, Aged 47 years.

Burial*

27 June 1884

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were Joseph Conway and Praxede Balliere.

Family

Ann Conway (29 July 1846 - 22 February 1882)

Marriage*

say 1871

Quebec, Canada, Principal=Ann Conway

Children

Twin of John Neville (1 Jul 1872 - Jul 1872)
John Neville (1 Jul 1872 - )
(?) Neville (30 Dec 1873 - 30 Dec 1873)
Patrick Neville (15 Feb 1875 - 12 Mar 1881)
Mary Neville (10 Jan 1877 - 31 Mar 1877)
Stephen James Neville (27 Dec 1878 - )
(?) Neville (28 Jan 1881 - 28 Jan 1881)
(?) Neville (22 Jan 1882 - 22 Jan 1882)

John Neville

(1 July 1872 - )

Father

John Neville (4 November 1837 - 25 June 1884)

Mother

Ann Conway (29 July 1846 - 22 February 1882)

Last Edited

Aug 19, 2006

Birth*

1 July 1872

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada

Baptism

13 July 1872

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Goddparents were James Neville and Catharine Conway and the father was absent.

Joseph Neville

(19 February 1856 - )

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Joseph Neville|b. 19 Feb 1856|p139.htm#i5199|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

Dec 11, 2005

Birth*

19 February 1856

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

20 February 1856

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, The godparents were John Neville and Catherine Conway.

Judith Neville

(16 October 1836 - 13 November 1871)

Father

John Neville (circa 1802 - 23 January 1871)

Mother

Mary Conway

Judith Neville|b. 16 Oct 1836\nd. 13 Nov 1871|p139.htm#i4390|John Neville|b. c 1802\nd. 23 Jan 1871|p139.htm#i3910|Mary Conway||p32.htm#i3911|Gregory Neville|b. c 1757\nd. 9 Sep 1827|p139.htm#i4436|Mary Cullen|b. c 1780\nd. 18 Oct 1842|p46.htm#i4437|Edmund Conway||p31.htm#i3228|Johanna Mackle||p109.htm#i3987|

Last Edited

May 7, 2005

Birth*

16 October 1836

Quebec, Canada

Baptism

21 October 1836

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Godparents were Michael Neville and Mary Mulcaire.

Married Name

19 January 1858

Connors

Marriage*

19 January 1858

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Principal=Lawrence Connors

Death*

13 November 1871

Quebec, Canada

Burial*

15 November 1871

Ste-Catherine, Quebec, Canada, Witnesses were Lawrence Connors, spouse, and John Clear.

Family

Lawrence Connors (18 July 1834 - )

Children

John Connors (28 Dec 1859 - )
James Connors (3 Jul 1861 - )
Martin Connors (6 Apr 1863 - )