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Persoonlijke gegevens Anne Tyndall 

• Zij is geboren rond 1767 in Parish Of Donaghmore, Gorey, Co Wexford, Ireland.
• Woonachtig in het jaar 1852: living with step daughter Ann SIngleton & Henry Ferris Bolton, Portland, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada.
• (PROP) in het jaar 1831 in Portland, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada: With WIlliam Singleton, Lot 22 Conc 2.
• Zij is overleden op 1 juli 1857 in Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. Zij was ongeveer 89-90 jaar oud.
• Zij is begraven in het jaar 1857 in Forfar Cemetery, Leeds Co, Ontario, Canada.

  Anne and husband WIlliam Singleton were buried in Forfar while her children were buried in Portland Old Emmanuel Cemetery -- the Boltons were also buried in Forfar. Anne may have been buried here because William died and was buried here before the Old Emmanuel Cemetry was created and she was buried with him.

• Een kind van John Tyndall en Mary Smith

Gezin van Anne Tyndall

Notities over Anne Tyndall

(Research):1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia about Ann Singleton

Name: Ann Singleton

Gender: Female

Age: 80

Estimated Birth Year: abt 1772

Birthplace: Ireland

Province: Canada West (Ontario)

District: Leeds County

District Number: 20

Sub-District: Bastard

Sub-District Number: 188

Page: 41

Line: 30

Roll: C_11733

Schedule: A

From Marjorie Hankins, 4/2008

I am not a relative, but there are burials in the Forfar Cemetery, at Forfar, Leeds Co., Ontario, which look to be the folks you are interested in.

Ann Tyndall, wife of William Singleton, departed this life July 1, 1857 aged 90 years, a native of the Co Wexford and parish of Dunmore, Ireland.

William Singleton, a resident of the Twp of Bastard & Co. of Leeds, who departed this life June 9th, 1834, aged 55 years.

There is another stone next to the above which is barely legible.

Here lies

W.S. -------------aged 98, died March 1----. (my note - two williams?)

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Bolton Family Notes by Ron Martens Uncle Larry --HL (Larry) Bolton back on February 6th, 1994---transcribed by Heidi. Larry says that Ann Singleton Bolton was his and Helena's grandmother. (Ron's mother was a Bolton)

"Father was William Singleton and her mother was Ann Tyndall. Tyndall's mother was a Miss Bagnall and Miss Bagnall's mother was a Miss Maude."

I just found the following IGI record for marriages in Inch that matches Uncle Larry's statement:

NICHOLAS TYNDAL Pedigree

Male Family

Event(s): Marriages:

Spouse: MARY BAGNELL Family

Marriage:

26 DEC 1727 Inch By Gorey, Wexford, Ireland

Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.

Source Information:

Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:

M700711 1726 - 1730 0973124 Film 0883818 Film

Sheet: 00

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true

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Good chance that Henry Morris Sr's wife was Ann. Document from corinne Simser-Wagg says that Henry's widow came to Canada with her children and married a Singleton. Her first name is unknown as is Singleton's.

Canadian 1851 census

Ann Singleton, 80 years, shows up on same census page as Henry Morris, his wife Elizabeth, and children. She is listed with an Ann Morris, born in Ireland, age 17. . . .Not sure who this Ann would be since she was born after the mother left for Canada with her children, and this came to Canada much later . . . Looks like they are living with Bolton family, wife of whom is Ann Bolton, 33 or 39, born in Ireland. This could be one of her husband's Singleton daughters who has married a Bolton, and the one who shows up on the grave marker near Henry and Elizabeth Morris.

Singleton - according to Corinne's research, Singleton was the second husband of wife Morris, first husband Henry Morris remained in or died in Ireland and wife and children came to Canada.

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Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Ann Morris

Name: Ann Morris

Year: 1821

Age: 45

Estimated birth year: abt 1776

Place: Baltimore, MD

Source Publication Code: 253

Primary Immigrant: Morris, Ann

Source Bibliography: BALTIMORE PORT. Passenger Arrivals at the Port of Baltimore 1820-1834, from Customs Passenger Lists. General ed. Michael H. Tepper. Transcribed by Elizabeth P. Bentley. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982. 786p.

Page: 470

This looks like her daughter:

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Ann Morris

Name: Ann Morris

Year: 1821

Age: 4

Estimated birth year: abt 1817

Place: Baltimore, MD

Source Publication Code: 253

Primary Immigrant: Morris, Ann

Source Bibliography: BALTIMORE PORT. Passenger Arrivals at the Port of Baltimore 1820-1834, from Customs Passenger Lists. General ed. Michael H. Tepper. Transcribed by Elizabeth P. Bentley. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982. 786p.

Page: 470

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1824 Bastard Twp, Leeds

69 Singleton William #M 0-16=2 #F 0-16=1 #M 16+ = 2 #F 16+ = 3 TOT=8 --- this would be a different Singleton or would be including the Morris children, I don't think WIlliam arrived until later

no Morris households in census

1825 Bastard Twp, Leeds

LN LN FN #MA #FA #M 0-16 #F 0-16 #M 16+ #F 16+ TOT

42 Singleton William 1 1 0 3 2 0 7

One of these William Singletons could be spouse of Mrs. Ann Tyndall Morris

1826 Bastard Twp, Leeds

District: Johnstown District

Sub-District: Bastard Township

Enumerators: William Patrick & Harvey Sheldin

LN Last name First name #M 0-16 #F 0-16 M 16 + F 16+ total

148 Morris John 2 1 1 4

152 Morris Henry (single??) 0 1 0 1

153 Singleton William 2 1 1 4

202 Singleton William 1 1 1 3 -- this one would be Ann Tyndall and William

1827 Bastard Twp, Leeds (Census & Assessment)

Henry still single, although our marriage date for him is 1824 --- Mary Ann's birth date was estimated to be about 1829; John was born in 1832, so Henry could have been married later than

1824--do we have a source doc for the marriage?; 3 in John Morris's household

William Singleton household - 2 people

1828 Bastard Twp, Leeds (Census & Assessment)

William Singleton household - 2 adults, 1 female under 16

No John Morris household (Missing Page ? Approximately 25 names appear to be missing when compared with the 1827 Census/Assessment)

Henry single

The 3 in William Singleton household would be William, Ann, and daughter Ann

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This first listing looks right, based on looking at original 1851 census page, which shows her on same page as Henry Morris, wife Elizabeth and their children.

1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia about Ann Singleton

Name: Ann Singleton

Gender: Female

Age: 80

Estimated Birth Year: abt 1772

Birthplace: Ireland

Province: Canada West (Ontario)

District: Leeds County

District Number: 20

Sub-District: Bastard

Sub-District Number: 188

Page: 41

Line: 30

Roll: C_11733

Schedule: A

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3/17/08 Talked with Corinne - The Ann buried with William Singleton in Forfar Cemetery was a Tindall, from Wexford, Ireland. Could be the maiden name of Ann who married Henry Morris, and later, William Singleton

Brockway library - has transcriptions of gravestones

117 - Singleton, Ann - Forfar Cemetery - Ann Tindall, 7/1/1857, aged 90 years, Wexford native, parish of Dunmore Ireland, born 1767?

1851 census shows Ann Singelton' age as 80 yrs, which would make her birth year as 1771. The death age shown above may not be accurate so this could be the same person

Possible grave marker of Ann with husband being William:

For information on the Database Fields, see the OCFA Field Information page.

3 matches, page: 1

Surname Given Name Cemetery County Township Reference

SINGLETON Ann Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

SINGLETON William Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

SINGLETON Wm. Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

Another cemetery to check:

Surname Given Name Cemetery County/Township Reference

SINGLETON Ann Portland Old Emmanuel Leeds Bastard L&G-83-5-2 \endash

I think Corrine & I determined this is not Henry's mother even though it is the right name. This Ann Singleton, based on the grave marker, is too young to be Henry Morris's wife and mother of Henry who married Elizabeth Kidd. More likely the step daughter of Ann Morris Singleton.

- Although the Henry and Ann Singleton Boltons buried here helped finance the stained glass windows of Henry and Elizabeth Morris.

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From Corrine:

I now have photos of the graves of both Henry and Elizabeth and of the memorial windows with their names and the donors. I will explore the connection between Ann Singleton, Henry Bolton and the Morris family since there is clearly a connection based on the windows. Bolton was a banker so he had the funds to finance the windows.

I am guessing that Ann Singleton was the daughter of the Singleton who married Henry Sr's wife. But given Mrs. Morris's age at the time of the marriage, this Ann might be her step-daughter. Then Ann married Henry Bolton and brought him into the family . . .I can create a whole family history based on conjecture . . .And then toss it away when I find a fact that doesn't fit . . . (Corinne's analysis makes sense to me ---Heidi)

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from Corinne, 4/17/08

"Taken from Brockville Library Cemetery Publications"

Singleton Ann Forfar Cemetery Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

#117 Sacred to the memory of Ann Tyndall, wife of Wm. Singleton, departed this life July 1, 1857 aged 90 yrs. A native of the Co. of Wexford and parish of Dunmore Ireland.

Singleton William Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2 (not sure which one is which)

Singleton Wm. Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

#118 Sacred to the memory of William Singleton a resident of the Township of Bastard and County of Leeds who departed this life June 9, 1834 aged 55 years."

(An Aside,,,,An interesting note I found this under the same title from Forfar Cemetery: "#112 This stone hereby erected by Henry Morris in the memory of Henry Willbey who departed this life August 16, 1826 aged 23 years 6 mths 4 days." But who knows whether this is our gggfather? Just thought it interesting and curious about a story behind it.)

Then there is Singleton Ann Portland Old Emmanuel Leeds Bastard L&G-83-5-2

(this is the same cemetery that Henry & Elizabeth etc are in... along with Henry F. Bolton and his wife Ann Singleton Bolton ) however, I do not recall seeing the gravestone when I was there... or I have forgotten... or I saw it and the dates were out of our range and so didn't bother to record. The cemetery is quite small and I walked through it a number of times looking for connections. Something to look for again possibly.

In answer to your query - the Henry and Ann Singleton Bolton stone is located in front of the Henry & Elizabeth Morris' stone and Richard and Cecelia Morris stone. The Greens being right beside them all too. (Green's being my gmother Sarah Green Morris' family - your great aunt or would that be ggaunt!

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Cara_Links wrote (7/29/08):

I have taken you off list to check on some things with you and to save me having Valerie jumping on every email I post asking me for the source, headstones are from transcriptions I have checked over the past 20 years. Now I am not sure how to go about things with your request but as its Wexford and I do have a lot of data for that county, and , if I did not ask before I am now do these people have christian names that stayed behind

But to begin with I am updating Wexford Files and although they are not headstones they are your name

16th May 1800

Henry Tindall married Mary Britton - Church at Ferns Church of Ireland

this is from the parish register and from - Ferns Marriage licence Vol 8 - page 268

Ferns Licence for Marriage

John Tindall and Mary Rigaby and allow that could also be Ricaby 1804 - page 319 Volume 8

Now the marriage licence book holds 14 Kid or Kidd Marriages but they only show year and they begin in 1698

Earl - I will have to share with the list as there are a few listers looking for that but that will be the Wexford List - are you on that as well? If not let me know and I will post them on to you when typed up.

And I have the marriage licences for Morris and Morres and Moris. All these marriages are before 1830 will that assist you at all, I am interested in the Tyndall

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from Corinne:

"Taken from Brockville Library Cemetery Publications"

Singleton Ann Forfar Cemetery Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

#117 Sacred to the memory of Ann Tyndall, wife of Wm. Singleton, departed this life July 1, 1857 aged 90 yrs. A native of the Co. of Wexford and parish of Dunmore Ireland.

Ann's age at death conflicts with the 1851 census that has her as 80yrs - LDS instructor said that these dates are sometimes rounded up or down -- but other family members are not rounded.

Singleton William Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2 (not sure which one is which)

Singleton Wm. Forfar Leeds Bastard L&G-83-2

#118 Sacred to the memory of William Singleton a resident of the Township of Bastard and County of Leeds who departed this life June 9, 1834 aged 55 years."

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Tyndalls of Carlow, Ireland

Posted by: Frank O'Donnell Date: August 13, 2000 at 11:07:34

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William Tyndall is mentioned in the 1659 census as living in Duganstowne, Catherlagh (Carlow) County, Ireland, a township then of 40 people (19 English, 21 Irish), co-owned by him and a Richard Andrewes, as tituladoes.

Detailed genealogies of Tyndalls (Protestants) can be found in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin. See ms. vols. F.3,.23, F.3.27, and F.4.18. (close of 1600s)

Tyndalls came over to Ireland from Northumberland, England, where the Tindale barony was created in 1663, with the Dukedom of Monmouth; forfeited in 1685, but restored with the Earl of Doncaster in 1773. Tyndale is also featured as Barony Radclyffe (Earldom of Derwenter).

See also the "Prerogative Wills of Ireland" (1536-1810) for many entries. Recurrent first names for Tyndalls are William, David, John, Anne, Peter, Samuel, Thomas.

David Tyndall was my maternal grandfather. His family hailed from Chapelezid, Leixlip, and earlier from one John Tyndall, of Newcastle, (Ireland) who had a forge and saddlery with his brother David (mid 1800s).

If you have related info: pls email me at (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)

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These three were born too early:

Action«tab»Source«tab»Surname«tab»First Name«tab»Year«tab»County«tab»

«tab»Church Baptism «tab»Tyndall «tab»Anne «tab»1822 «tab»Co. Wicklow«tab»

«tab»Church Baptism «tab»Tyndall «tab»Anne Richardson «tab»1840 «tab»Co. Wicklow«tab»

«tab»Church Baptism «tab»Tyndall «tab»Anne «tab»1844 «tab»Co. Wicklow«tab»

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