Caroline Meredith
F, #10376, b. 16 August 1857, d. 5 October 1945
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 16 August 1857; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Christening: 8 September 1857; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 5 October 1945; Yorkton, Saskatchewan
- Note: Birth and baptism dates from parish register, p. 75, # 594. IGI has incorrect birth date of 5 May 1857. Other than the IGI records (which are not always reliable) I can find no trace of this couple.
- Last Edited: 26 August 2006 01:00:00
Esther Meredith
F, #10377, b. about 1831, d. 1883
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1831; Cappagh, Queens County
- Marriage: 27 October 1849; Richard Lane; Maryborough, Queen's County
- Death: 1883; Queen's County, Ireland
- Note: Esther signed her name with an X in the marriage register--she was 18 when she married. Assumed to be the Hesther Lane whose death was registered Mountmellick, 2nd qtr 1883, age 52.
- Note: Richard Lane; Witnesses were Charles Meredith and Carter Whitford
- Last Edited: 2 November 2009 00:00:00
Ethel Elizabeth Georgiana Meredith
F, #10378, b. 20 December 1876, d. 1888
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 20 December 1876; Ashford, County Wicklow, Ireland
- Death: 1888; Rathdown district, County Wicklow
- Note: Believed to be Ethel Meredith, died Rathdown aged 11, 1888.
- Last Edited: 16 September 2006 01:00:00
Richard Lane
M, #10379, b. about 1820
Biography
- Birth: About 1820; Ireland
- Note: Richard was a farmer in Derrygarran.
Probably the Richard Lane whose death was registered 2nd qtr 1878 Mountmellick District, age 58.
- Note: Esther Meredith; Witnesses were Charles Meredith and Carter Whitford
- Last Edited: 13 February 2011 00:00:00
Thomas Meredith
M, #10380, b. 010 or 16 May 1861, d. 7 August 1928
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 010 or 16 May 1861; England
- Christening: 14 July 1861; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 7 August 1928; Yorkton, Saskatchewan
- Note:
The 1881 and 1901 Censuses indicate Thomas was born in England, although he was christened in Ireland only two months after his birth (Baptism Register, p. 84, # 671). He also lists himself as of English origin? IGI record has him born 29 March 1862 in Yorkton (obviously an error) and died 7 August 1928.
In 1891 Thomas, his wife and eldest son were living in Broadview, Assiniboia district (now Saskatchewan), as were his parents. In the 1901 census his birth date is recorded as 20 April 1862 and he is said to have immigrated to Canada in 1868. He lived in Yorkton, Saskatchewan (Yorkton was part of the North West Territories until 1905). In 1911 he and his family were living at 515-5th Ave. in New Westminster, BC and his occupation is listed as Lumber Merchant. There he is said to have been born in March 1858. The family was said to have had a lovely summer home.
A news item in the "Daily Building Record," Sept. 26, 1912 (the official publication for the Architectural Institute of B.C.) notes that his New Westminster residence was "partially destroyed by fire at a loss of $12,000., covered by insurance." October 25 in the same paper notes that bids are being received for "additions and alterations to a residence for Mrs. Meredith at an approx. cost of $10,000. This building was almost entirely destroyed by fire several days ago. The altered building will be of stone and frame const. containing a hot water heating plan, billiard and reception room, etc."
In August 1904, while a resident of Yorkton, he was a member of the board of the Arrowhead Lumber Company ("Kootenay Mail," 6 Aug. 1904). On the 25th of February, 1905, the Kootenay Mail noted that Thomas had "arrived on his way to the company's mill, where he will remain for a time." And on July 29th, 1905 it was noted: "Thos. Meredith, of Vancouver and Saskatoon, and director of Arrowhead Lumber Co., is making an extended visit to Arrowhead. Mr. Meredith is a large ranch owner and has numerous other commercial undertakings in the Northwest. He is a cousin of Chief Justice Meredith, of Ontario, and has risen by his own exertions to his present position." [note that his relationship to the Chief Justice is very, very distant]
In 1921 Thomas and his family were living at j1419 Pendrell St., in Vancouver. Children still in the household included Gertrude, Caroline, Edwin, Fred and Howard. Thomas's occupation was lumberman.
- Last Edited: 8 March 2014 14:24:45
Esther Ellen Meredith
F, #10381, b. 24 February 1863, d. 6 May 1912
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 24 February 1863; Queens County, Ireland
- Christening: 26 April 1863; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 6 May 1912; Victoria, British Columbia
- Note: In 1891 Esther and Percy were living in Inchiquine, Selkirk District, Manitoba. Esther and her children lived in Brandon, Manitoba in 1901--census has birth date of 28 February. In 1911 they had moved to Victoria, BC. The four children were listed as: Ella, Etta, Elgin and Esther. Esther's father Richard was also living in the household. BC death registration 1912-09-027754; B13082.
- Note: Percy Thaddeus Collinge; Manitoba marriage reg'n #1890,001643
- Last Edited: 18 August 2009 01:00:00
Annie Meredith
F, #10382, b. 30 March 1865, d. 18 July 1904
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 30 March 1865; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Christening: 10 September 1865; Maryborough, Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 18 July 1904; Reston, Manitoba
- Note: Parish Register, p. 93, # 743. IGI birth date is 4 Jun 1865, incorrect. The 1901 census indicates Annie immigrated to Canada in 1867; it gives her birth date as 31 March 1866! Manitoba death reg'n #1904,001711, age 39. Annie died the day after her last child was born.
- Last Edited: 20 August 2009 01:00:00
Maria Meredith
F, #10383, b. about 1803, d. 18 February 1894
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1803; Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 18 February 1894; Ontario
- Burial: Christ Church Cemetery, Middleton, Simcoe County
- Note: Maria was said to be 91 when she died.
- Last Edited: 2 March 2006 00:00:00
John (of Cappagh & Ontario) Meredith
M, #10384, b. about 1790, d. 15 October 1859
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1790; Queens County, Ireland
- Marriage: 7 October 1812; Jane Wilkinson; Coolbanagher Parish, Queen's County, Ireland
- Death: 15 October 1859; Essa tp, Simcoe County, Canada West
- Burial: 17 October 1859; Christ Church, West Gwillimbury
- Note: We have no documentation proving inconclusively that John was from The Oak--the baptism records for his children indicate they lived in Cappagh. In 1838 John was said to be a farmer in Cappagh. He is probably the John Meredith of Cappagh who was registered as a voter in Maryborough West 20 October 1840. In Ontario it is clear John was closely related to the Merediths who are known to have been the daughters of Thomas of The Oak . However, there are substantial discrepancies between the Irish baptism records for some of the children and the ages later recorded for them on various Canadian censuses.
However, overall we conclude this must be the John Meredith who held Blocks 2 (49 acres), 3 (49 acres) and 4 (53 acres) in Cappagh on the Griffiths Valuation in 1850. He occupied a house on Block 4. By 1855 Blocks 2 and 3 were held by John and Edward Dunne, and Block 4 by Mary Delany. It appears likely the family came to Canada approximately 1855, the immigration date son Edward gave on the 1901 census. Canadian land records reveal John purchased his Canadian farm from his brother-in-law, William Carter.
Extracted from: "The Petition of James Meredyth [sic] and Edward Meredyth, both of the township of Essa in the County of Simcoe, Yeoman, the second and fourth sons of John Meredith, late of the same place, deceased" (Simcoe County Surrogate Court, Vol. C, p. 282, file #33, 20 October 1859).
John Meredith died 15 October 1859, Essa township, "a widower leaving 7 children, viz., 4 Boys Thomas, your Petitioner James, John and your Petitioner Edward; and three Girls 2 of whom are married, viz. Rebecca married to her cousin John Meredyth [sic]; Susanna married to James Hovenden; and Jane Meredyth spinster, all of whom are of age [illegible] surviving and Intestate."
John and Thomas renounced any claim to the estate, which was valued at about $500 (note, they signed the petition spelling their last name "Meredith"). James and Edward were both residents of Essa at the time. Witnesses to the petition were R. T. Banting (Robert) and John Banting (the Bantings were cousins--their mother was a Meredith).
Entry #105 in the Christ Church, West Gwillimbury register. John Meredith, age 66, was buried on Oct. 17, 1859. Cause of death was not known. Place of burial, Christ Church, West Gwillimbury, the funeral was conducted by J Fletcher.
- Note: Jane Wilkinson; John Meredith of the Parish of Clonenagh married Jane Wilkinson, "daughter of James Wilkinson of Cappakill."
- Last Edited: 29 October 2014 14:12:39
Rice Meredith
M, #10385, b. about 1820, d. 1 December 1886
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1820; Queens County, Ireland
- Death: 1 December 1886; Queens County, Ireland
- Note: Rice was a farmer and resident of "The Fall," at the time of his marriage. Rice and family lived at "The Oak" until at least May 1864, when Frederick was baptised. Two years later, in August 1866 they resided in Derrykearn, Abbeyleix parish. It appears they left The Oak due to Rice having had financial difficulties:
Deed 1865-5-158
Meredith to Meredith
Regd. 15th February 1865
At [xx] mins after [xx] O’Clock
A Memorial of an Assignment bearing date and executed the sixth day of February One thousand eight hundred and sixty five Between Rice Meredith of Derrykerin in the Queen’s County farmer of the one part and Jeremiah Meredith of the Oak in said Queen’s County farmer of the other part Reciting that by Indenture of Lease dated twenty fourth September One thousand eight hundred and fifty five Whereby the Right Honourable James Lord Viscount Lifford[?] for the consid’ons therein mentioned devised and set unto said Rice Meredith that part of the Lands of Barkmill then in his possession therein and herein more particularly mentioned and described (excepting as therein) To hold unto said Rice Meredith his heirs Extrs admons and assigns from twenty fifth March then last for thirty one years then next ensuing or during the lives of Victoria Princess Royal, Albert Edward Prince of Wales and Alice Mand[?] Mary the three eldest children of her Majesty the Queen whichever years or lives should longest last at the yearly rent of ten pounds ten shillings payable half yearly as therein mentioned And reciting that by one other Indenture of Lease dated second December One thousand eight hundred and sixty two Whereby David Philip Brown and Frances Dorothy Brown his wife demised and set unto said Rice Meredith that part of the lands of O’Moores Forrest then in his possession therein and hereinafter also more particularly mentioned and described To hold unto said Rice Meredith his heirs Exctrs admons and assigns from the twenty fifth March One thousand eight hundred and sixty three for thirty one years or during the lives of Kildare Barronus[?] eldest son of Erasmus Barronus and eldest Grandson of Sir Erasmus Dixon Barronus Baronet then aged ten years and of John Algernon Myloner[?] eldest son of Michael Myloner Esquire ten aged nine years and of Edward Henry Meredith fourth son of said Rice Meredith then aged five years subject to the yearly rent of fifty two pounds ten shillings payable half yearly as therein mentioned And Reciting that said Rice Meredith being indebted to several persons amounting in the whole to the sum of seven hundred and eight pounds eight shillings and five pence applied to said Jeremiah Meredith to advance and to pay off said sums as due as aforesaid on said Jeremiah Meredith getting an absolute assignment of said two several indentures of lease and the premises thereby demised to which said Jeremiah Meredith had agreed and after reciting as therein the memorializing indenture Witnessed that said Rice Meredith in consideration of said sum of seven hundred and eight pounds eight shillings and five pence and for the further consideration therein mentioned (receipt acknowledged) the said Rice Meredith granted bargained sold assigned transferred and made over released and confirmed unto said Jeremiah Meredith All those part of the lands of Barkmill containing with strand[?] and proportion of road fifteen acres and nineteen perches Irish plantation measure more or less then late in possession[?] of said Rice Meredith meared[?] and bounded as in recited lease and the map thereto annexed which said Lands were situate and being in the Barony of Maryborough West[?] and Queen’s County As Also All Those part of the Lands of O’Moores Forrest containing sixty seven acres two roods and four perches Irish plantation measure more or less as late in possession of said Rice Meredith as in said recited Indenture of Lease and the Map thereto annexed which said Lands and premises were also situate in the Barony of Maryborough West[?] and Queen’s County together with all ways lights casements members appurts to said premises belonging or appertaining together with all houses buildings and Improvements made thereon together with said two several leases and all the Estate right title and Interest property claim and demand of said Rice Meredith his heirs Exors admons and assigns during the respective terms of lives and years granted and then to come and unexpired subject to the yearly rents by said leases reserved and to the observance and performance of the Covenants Clauses and agreements on the Leases part therein reserved and contained which said Deed and this Memorial as to the execution thereof by the said Rice Meredith and Jeremiah Meredith are respectively witnessed by John Doran Writing[?] Clerk Maryborough Thomas Doran Carpenter Maryboro The above named John Doran Maketh Oath ……etc. (extracted by kw)
Rice's and Kate Anne's death dates are recorded on a tombstone in Church of Ireland cemetery in Portlaoise (formerly Maryborough, Queen's County), along with five of their children, but their burials are not recorded in the parish register--assumed to have been buried elsewhere. Civil reg'n 4th qtr 1886, Abbeyleix, age 66.
- Note: Catherine Anne Meredith; Witnesses were Thomas Meredith and William Meredith; Thomas' signature was very delicate and wavery, as if written by an elderly or almost illiterate individual.
- Last Edited: 6 June 2014 14:07:40
Jeremiah Meredith
M, #10386, b. about 1829, d. 1915
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1829; Queen's County, Ireland
- Marriage: 4 February 1856; Mary Anne Wilkinson; Coolbanagher, Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, Ireland
- Death: 1915; Queen's County, Ireland
- Burial: Rosenallis, County Laois
- Note: 1901 Census Meelick Townland, Rosenallis Parish. Jeremiah Meredith, head, aged 72, farmer, widower; Jeremiah W., son, aged 28, farmer, not married; Jane, daughter, aged 30, not married; Marion, daughter, aged 25, not married; plus one general domestic servant. The house had 13 rooms occupied, with 8 windows in front. Landholder was Jeremiah Meredith (extracted by KW). The 1911 census: Jeremiah, widower, farmer age 83; son Jeremiah [Jr] single, farmer, age 37; daughters Jane age 39? and Marion age 32; and niece Lucy Wilkinson age 20, all single. Records concerning Jeremiah's children are a bit muddled--need sorting out.
Land records suggest that Jeremiah moved from The Oak in Clonenagh parish to Meelick in Rearymore parish about 1891.
Death registration first quarter 1915, age 87.
- Note: Mary Anne Wilkinson; Marriage registration, Coolbanagher parish: witnesses Thomas Thompson and Eliza Wilkinson
- Last Edited: 10 November 2009 00:00:00
Mary Meredith
F, #10387, b. about 1807, d. 15 August 1875
Parents
Biography
- Birth: About 1807; possibly Queens County, Ireland
- Marriage: 2 December 1837; Thomas Meredith; Mountrath Parish, Queen's County
- Death: 15 August 1875; The Oak, Queen's county, Ireland
- Note: Mary was a resident of Clonenagh Parish at the time of her marriage to Thomas Meredith.Her death at age 68 was registered in 1875 in Mountmellick; death record gives cause of death as "cerebral and hepatic congestion"--sounds pretty weird!
We think Mary may have been the daughter of John Meredith and Esther Hill. Her second son was John and her second daughter Esther. Moreover, they had a daughter Mary baptised in 1809, who could be this person? Still showing as a separate entry for now, however!
- Note: Thomas Meredith; Witnesses were R. Meredith and Thomas Bates, parish clerk.
- Last Edited: 3 February 2016 16:40:15
Susanna Thompson
F, #10388, b. 11 January 1832, d. 2 August 1873
Biography
- Birth: 11 January 1832; Queens County, Ireland
- Christening: 12 February 1832; Ballyfin, Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: 2 August 1873; Ontario
- Burial: Proctor Cemetery, E1/2 L19, 8th line King Tp., Simcoe County, Ontario
- Last Edited: 3 December 2014 18:44:08
Charles Banting
M, #10389, b. 7 April 1835, d. November 1922
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 7 April 1835; Ballyfin, Queen's County, Ireland
- Christening: 4 May 1834; Ballyfin, Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: November 1922; Ontario
- Burial: Woodstock, Ontario
- Note: The Banting family history has Charles' birth date as a year after the baptism recorded in the parish register. In 1870, charles was a farmer, living on the 14th concession, Nichol Tp. In 1877 he was a Constable in Fergus, Ontario. In 1881 Charles and Emma lived in Guelph, Wellington South, Ontario, Canada (Source: FHL Film 1375894 NAC C-13258 Dist 151 SubDist C Div 1 Page 67 Family 316). Charles was said to be 42 years of age and to be a "Caretaker P. O. & C.A." Later Charles was a Custom's House Officer in Woodstock, Ontario.
- Note: Emma Letitia Greenham; Wellington county marriage registrations; both were residents of Nichol tp when they married.
- Last Edited: 9 August 2010 01:00:00
Rebecca Banting
F, #10390, b. 25 September 1836, d. 20 July 1902
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 25 September 1836; Queens County, Ireland
- Christening: 30 October 1836; Ballyfin, Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Marriage: 11 February 1857; James Hipwell; Toronto, Canada West (Toronto)
- Death: 20 July 1902; Ontario
- Burial: Union Cemetery, Alliston, Ontario
- Note: James Hipwell; News item in Irish Freeman's Journal: February 11th at Toronto Canada, James Hipwell, Esq., late of Queen's County , to Rebecca, eldest daughter of John Banting, Esq. of Tecumseth. (Mar 25, 1857)
- Last Edited: 25 January 2003 00:00:00
Thomas Meredith Banting
M, #10391, b. 4 August 1838, d. 29 June 1915
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 4 August 1838; Queens County, Ireland
- Christening: 2 September 1838; Ballyfin, Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: 29 June 1915; Ontario
- Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario
- Note: 1901 census has Thomas a miner in Yale, BC. He immigrated to Canada in 1842. Also in the household were his two sons, listed as "lodgers," Alonso M.L. Banting and Ernest W. Banting. All three were also enumerated in Toronto, along with his wife and daughters.
- Last Edited: 9 March 2008 00:00:00
Frances Thompson
F, #10392, b. July 1835, d. 6 October 1905
Parents
Biography
- Birth: July 1835; Ireland
- Marriage: 28 January 1865; Samuel Meredith; Offerlane Parish, Queen's County
- Death: 6 October 1905; Worcester, Massachusetts
- Note: Birth date from 1900 census. Frances was living with Samuel and their two grand-daughters in 1900 in Massachusetts. At that time she had given birth to three children, two of whom were still living. Frances died 6 OCT 1905 of chronic heart disease she was 75. She was the daughter of Josiah Thompson b. Ireland and Mary Cole b. Ireland and lived 808 Southbridge St. Worcester, MA; husband Samuel reported death. George Sessions and Sons, Worc. handled burial which was in Worcester.
- Note: Samuel Meredith; Samuel, son of Rice of Clondarig.
- Last Edited: 2 October 2009 01:00:00
Rice Meredith
M, #10393, b. 1 March 1866, d. after 1930
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 1 March 1866; Queens County, Ireland
- Note: 1900 US Census, Lincoln, Massachusetts: Rice Meredith, 32, born Mar 1868 [sic], immigrated 1887, single, boarder, occupation Coachman. In 1910 Rice 43 and Catherine 40 are in Lincoln, Rice still a coachman for a private family. They have no children. This entry must have been informed by a third party--surname listed as Merith, ages at time of marriage said to be unknown, Rice said to have been born in Massachusetts and his parents in Scotland! Ancestry has indexed his name as Axel Meritt!
There is a Rice Meredith, no age or other details, listed as a boarder in a household in Worcester, Mass. in 1920--probably this Rice, but where is his wife? In 1930 both Rice (56) and Catherine (59) are in Worcester and had been married since ages 30 and 33; Rice is a gardener for a private family. Places of birth are again wonky: Rice New Hampshire, his parents, Catherine and her parents all said to have been born Northern Ireland (but should have been the Republic, then referred to as the Irish Free State in 1930 USA census).
Transcript re celebrations in Worcester Mass. when McKinley elected US president (1897)--excerpt
"FIRST DIVISION -- CAVALRY
"Four Troops of Finely Mounted Men Numbering Three Hundred
"Col. F.W. Wellington, on his superb mount, was in command of the cavalry division numbering fully three hundred. Dr. Orlando Mixler(?) was chief of staff and the aids were J.G. Jeffords, Rice Meredith, Fred Nutting and E.U. Colver, bugler."
- Note: Catherine Jennive McCawley; Groom -- Rice Meredith age 34 , occupation carpenter, residence Worc., b. Ireland son of George Meredith and Frances Thompson married by WH Goggin priest Bride -- Catherine Jennive McCawley age 28, dressmaker, residence Worc., b. Ireland, daughter of Thomas McCawley and Jennive Munroe
- Last Edited: 31 March 2015 11:15:43
Elizabeth Metcalfe
F, #10394, b. 21 December 1835, d. 5 November 1910
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 21 December 1835; Ireland
- Marriage: 10 December 1873; Henry Meredith; Kylemore House, Blackrock, Ireland
- Death: 5 November 1910; Ballylinan, Queen's county
- Note: Alternative birth year, could be 1835 (per KK) or 1836 (per RV)--1835 seems more likely given birth date of next child. Elizabeth was a resident of Ballycarroll House in Maryborough when she married; she died of heart failure. Tombstone photo online at:
- Note: Henry Meredith; Married under the authority of a Special License; witnesses were Jonathan Luttrell and Emily Metcalfe. The marriage was registered in Rathdown Registration District, county Dublin.
- Last Edited: 30 November 2008 00:00:00
Eliza Bailey
F, #10395, d. before 1901
Biography
- Marriage: 8 July 1882; Rice Meredith; Dysart Enos parish, Queen's county, Ireland
- Note: At the time of her marriage to Rice Meredith, Eliza was a widow, living in Ballycarroll, Maryborough. Her surname was Todd.
- Note: Rice Meredith; Marriage registration: witnesses were John Pattison and John H. Pattison.
- Last Edited: 17 January 2008 00:00:00
Rebecca Meredith
F, #10396, b. 1807, d. 1886
Parents
Biography
- Birth: 1807; Queens County, Ireland
- Marriage: 26 February 1827; John Thompson; Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: 1886; Queens County, Ireland
- Burial: Ballyfin Cemetery, Queens County
- Note: Rebecca was a resident of Clonenagh parish at time of her marriage. Ralph Thompson says she was from The Oak, but we have no documented evidence of that.
- Note: John Thompson; Mountrath Parish Register, p. 1, #2.
- Last Edited: 4 December 2004 00:00:00
John Thompson
M, #10397, b. 1793, d. about 1875
Parents
Biography
- Marriage: 26 February 1827; Rebecca Meredith; Clonenagh Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Death: About 1875; Queens County, Ireland
- Burial: Ballyfin Cemetery, Queens County
- Note: Probably death reg'n Mountmellick 1875, age 81.
- Note: Rebecca Meredith; Mountrath Parish Register, p. 1, #2.
- Last Edited: 19 October 2010 01:00:00
Samuel (of Clonenagh parish) Meredith
M, #10398, b. before 1802
Parents
Biography
- Birth: Before 1802; Ireland
- Marriage: 2 June 1827; Deborah Carter; Roskelton Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Note: Samuel was a resident of Clonenagh parish at the time of his marriage to Deborah Carter. I think it likely he was the son of Samuel Meredith and Sarah Ince, and also the Samuel who married Margaret Vanston in 1829 and later emigrated to Canada.
- Note: Deborah Carter; Roskelton paris register, p. 1, #4. This could be the son of Samuel Meredith and Sarah Ince--no further information.
- Last Edited: 13 January 2013 00:00:00
Deborah Carter
F, #10399, b. about 1800
Biography
- Burial: 7 February 1828; Roskelton Parish, Queens County, Ireland
- Note: Deborah was age 28 and a resident of Clonenagh Parish when she died (Register, p. 3, # 27).
- Note: Samuel (of Clonenagh parish) Meredith; Roskelton paris register, p. 1, #4. This could be the son of Samuel Meredith and Sarah Ince--no further information.
- Last Edited: 22 January 2007 00:00:00
Jane Meredith
F, #10400, b. about 1810
Biography
- Marriage: 2 March 1829; Thomas Bennin; Mountrath, Clonenagh Parish, Queen's County
- Note: Jane Meredith of The Oak married Wm Scythes four years later--this is not likely the same Jane, but parents are unknown.
- Note: Thomas Bennin; Thomas's surname could be Bennin (Register, p. 4, #15).
- Last Edited: 11 September 2004 01:00:00