1822

10 January, 1822, by special license, James GRAY, bachelor, and Margaret CRAIG, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, William SILVESTER and Helen WATSON.

28 January, 1822, by special license, William BOWKETT, bachelor, and Agnes LAWRELL, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Ann KNOTT and John MURCHISON. William Bowkett was a lake sailor and a very prosperous businessman for those days. He resided in a cottage on the northwest corner of Kin and Yonge streets. This cottage was pulled down about 1835, and the brick buildings, demolished in 1896, erected in its place.

28 January, 1822, by special license, Joseph GRAHAM, bachelor, and Margaret FRASER, spinster, both of Toronto. Witnesses, John HAMILTON and William JOHNSTON.

28 January, 1822, Banns, William WATSON, widower, and Elizabeth GALE, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, James GALE and Thos. BURRILL.

10 February, 1822 (at church, Yonge st.), by special license, Martin JUSTIN, bachelor, and Eliza WHEELOCK, spinster, both of York township. Witnesses, M. JONES and Robert MILLER.

17 February, 1822, Banns, Meris MARTIN, bachelor, and Catherine LUNE, spinster, both of Markham. Witnesses, James MARTIN and Christiana LUNE.

17 February, 1822, Banns, Alexander NIXON, bachelor, and Elizabeth MaCAULAY, widow, both of Chinquacenchy [should read Chinguacousy]. Witnesses, Alex. HAMILTON and Alex. BRODIE.

18 February, 1822, by special license, Daniel SAIRS, bachelor, and Mary PAPST, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, Alexander BURNSIDE and Catherine STEBBINS. Alexander Burnside was the medical practitioner of that name who was an ardent supporter of Dr. Strachan in his ministerial work.

18 February, 1822, by special license, William BRODY, bachelor, and Margaret DONNEVAN, widow, both of Chinquacoshy [should read as Chinguacousy]. Witnesses, Alexander HAMILTON and Alexander BRODIE. [sic]

19 February, 1822, Banns, Manuel CAKE, bachelor, and Betsy CHRISTNER, spinster, both of the township of Etobicoke. Witnesses, Sally PHILIPS and Andrew CAKE.

21 February, 1822, by special license, Thomas RICHARDSON, bachelor, and Mary HENDERSON, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, Nancy CHAMLIEN and John STRINGER.

25 February, 1822, by special license, George Tibb ELLIOTT, of Cavan, bachelor, and Catherine AGILLE, of York. Witnesses, William TAYLRO and Thos. BURK.

27 February, 1822, by special license, John Spread BALDWIN, Esq., bachelor, and Anna SCOTT, widow, both of this parish. Witnesses, A. BALDWIN and Robert BALDWIN and R. SHAW. John Spread Baldwin resided at the northeast corner of King and Frederick streets. He was the father of the Rev. Canon Edmund Baldwin, for so many years assistant minister at St. James' church.

28 February, 1822, Banns, John SNYDER, bachelor, and Mary HERON, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, William SNYDER, Sarah SNYDER and George BOND.

12 March, 1822, Banns, Andrew CAKE, bachelor, and Zebra PRENTICE, spinster, both of the township of Etobicoke. Witnesses, Hannah PRENTICE and Adam CAKE.

18 March, 1822, by special license, James PITCHER, bachelor, and Sophia YORK, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Patrick McKENNEY and Ann McKENNEY.

19 March, 1822, Banns, James UPTHEGROVE, bachelor, and Delehia WYANT, spinster, both of this township. Witnesses, Sarah MATTICE and Silema MATTICE. Delehia is a decidedly original mode of spelling the name of Delia, but so Miss Wyant spelled her name and entered it in the Marriage registrar.

20 March, 1822, by special license, Thomas CARRELL, bachelor, and Jane McINTOSH, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses Charles McINTOSH and Caroline M. HAMILTON.

30 March, 1822, by special license, Peter FITZPATRICK, bachelor, and Sarah PITCH, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, Benjamin LUNN and Ann HAMBLISE.

2 April, 1822, Banns, Adam CAKE, bachelor, and Hannah PRENTICE, spinster, both of the township of Etobicoke. Witnesses, Andrew CAKE and Zebra CAKE. Adam and Andrew CAKE married sisters. They were small farmers, not far from Lambton village.

3 April, 1822, by special license, James RAYMEND, of York, bachelor, and Anne HAMBLER, spinster, of the same place. Witnesses, Samuel GILLERT and Helen McDOUGAL.

8 April, 1822, by special license, George William MOULE, Esq., bachelor, and Isabella BUTTER, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, Ann STUKAR, Margaret MUNRO and William McDONALD.

9 April, 1822, Banns, John PATRICK, bachelor, and Ann HUGEL, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, John GILES and Anne KELLY.

9 April, 1822, by special license, Thomas CARFRAE, junior, bachelor, and Margaret Jane BROOKS, spinster, both of York. Witnesses, Susan KEMP and E.L. DENISON. Thomas Carfrae was for some time collector of customs at York (Toronto). E.L. Denison, one of the witnesses, was Mrs. DENISON, of Bellevue.

28 April, 1822, Banns, Francis KENNEDY, bachelor, of Toronto, and Attice KELLY, of York, Widow. Witnesses, Thomas McGOUIL and James BRIGHT.

12 May, 1822, by special license, John R. SPOONER and Ann RIDOUT. Wtinesses, Samuel RIDOUT, Chas. SMALL, Eliza SMALL.

30 May, 1822, by special license, John LOCKWOOD, bachelor, and Mary BERRY, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Paul M. THOIN and Ann BERRY.

1 June, 1822, by special license, James ROBINSON, of Toronto, bachelor, and Sarah BURBANK, of the same place, widow. Witnesses, Joseph MELBURN and Desdemona Post. Miss POST, the last named witness, was a daughter of Jordan POST, who has been previously referred to.

23 June, 1822, Banns, Peter TIBIDO and Margaret MEADOW, both of this place. Witnesses, Vincent STENGEL and John MEADOW.

1 July, 1822, by special license, John BRIGHT, bachelor, and Anne KNOTT, spinster, both of thisparish. Witnesses, Mary BRIGHT and Samuel GILBERT. Mr. Bright resided on Kingston road, now Queen street east, just west of Broadview avenue. The house was pulled down in 1894-95. His wife was daughter of an ex-member of the Queen's Rangers.

9 July, 1822, by special license, John STRINGER, bachelor and Ann CHAMBERS, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Fanny JOHNSTON, Wm. JOHNSTON.

23 July, 1822, by special license, William O'NEIL, bachelor, and Elizabeth REDMOND, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, John HARDY and Mary THOMAS.

24 July, 1822, Banns, Alexander ROSS, bachelor, and Lydia CULLHAM, spinster, both of Etobicoke. Witnesses, Levi MERCER and Martha CULLHAM.

29 July, 1822, by special license, Guy Carleton WOOD, bachelor, of the town of Cornwall, and Margaret MUNRO, of York, spinster. Witnesses, Ann M. POWELL, Alexander BETHUNE, R.G. ANDERSON and James McGill STRACHAN. Mr. WOOD had been a pupil of Dr. STRACHAN's in the old Cornwall days, as also had been Alexander BETHUNE, one of the witnesses.

30 July, 1822, by special license, William Thomas EAGAN, of this town, bachelor, and Elizabeth Ann McCONNEL, spinster, of the same place. Witnesses, John NOALEY and James THOMSON.

Marriages Performed by William MACAULAY 16 August, 1822, by special license, George SLOAN, of this town, bachelor, and Jane HETHERTON, of the same place, spinster. Witnesses, George ROBINSON, Regld. SHAW and John FENSON.

18 August, 1822, by special license, Richard DARKER, of the township of York, bachelor, and Margaret SKELTON, of the same place, spinster. Witnesses, Mathew PRIESTMAN and Martha PRIESTMAN.

Marriages Performed by Rev. Dr. John STRACHAN 23 September, 1822, by special license, John William GAMBLE, bachelor, and Mary MACAULAY, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, W.B. JARVIS and H. B. MACAULAY. Mr. GAMBLE was the eldest son of Dr. GAMBLE, of the Queen's Rangers. He was for many years a member of the Provincial Legislative Assembly.

28 September, 1822, by special license, John WARD, bachelor, and Elizabeth GARBUTT, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, John CHAPMAN and Mary CHAPMAN.

3 October, 1822, by special license, Thomas STOYELL, widower, and Rhoda MATTHEWS, widow, both of York. Witnesses, William PAATRICK and Margaret CRAWFORD.

16 October, 1822, by special license, Samuel CASTLE, bachelor, and Mary SHEPHERD, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, John CUMNER and Elizabeth SHEPHERD.

17 October, 1822, Robert CAMPBELL, bachelor, of Esquesey, and Mary SLOANE, spinster, of York. Witnesses, James JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON.

18 October, 1822, John TERRY, bachelor, of this parish and Elizabeth SILVERTHORNE, of Etobicoke, spinster. Witnesses, George SILVERTHORNE and Sally AUSTIN.

29 October, 1822, by special license, William SHARPE, bachelor, and Catherine ROSE, spinster. Witnesses, John RODEY and Ann BERRY.

30 October, 1822, by special license, Andrew HADRIAN, bachelor, and Catherine McKAY, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Holmes JEPKINS and Thomas RICHARDSON.

8 November, 1822, by special license, Henry EARNEST, bachelor, and Ann GERBUTT, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Robert E. MOSS and Robert McCONNELL.

19 November, 1822, by special license, John RODDY, bachelor, and (Mary) Anne WILLSON, widow, both of this parish. Witnesses, William SHARPE and John BREDIN.

24 November, 1822, Banns, James MYLES, of Toronto, widower, and Elizabeth LINDSAY, spinster, of York. Witnesses, Alexander CUTHBERT and James JOHNSTON.

21 November, 1822, by special license, Isaac RUTTER, bachelor, and Elizabeth MOBBS, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, John FORD and Catherine GRUDY.

26 November, 1822, Banns, Samuel BROWN, bachelor, and Catherine BOYLE, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Daniel PATRICK and William EASTON.

23 December, 1822, by special license, Thomas McLEOD, bachelor, and Mary PERCY, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, Edward MISSOP and Bartholemew BULL.

26 December, 1822, by special license, James BEATY, bachelor, and Sarah Ann ARMSTRONG, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses, William BEATY and Mary MORRISON

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