Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameCharles DUCKERING 
, 1339
, 1339Baptism24 March 1842, Glentham Parish Church, Lincolnshire, England3621 Age: <1
Census30 March 1851, Hemswell, Lincolnshire, England3622 Age: 9
Census4 April 1881, Maryborough, Wellington, Ontario, Canada3572 Age: 39
Burial22 February 1901, Maryborough, Derryadd Cemetery, Canada
OccupationFarmer 18813572
FatherGeorge DUCKERING , 1335 (1815-1896)
MotherEliza BRIGGS , 1337 (1812-1870)
Spouses
1Ann ROWLEY , 2942
, 2942Census4 April 1881, Maryborough, Wellington, Ontario, Canada3572 Age: 33
Census19 June 1911, Maryborough, Wellington, Ontario, Canada3627 Age: 64
BurialNovember 1934, Derryadd Cemetery, Rothsay, Wellington, Ontario, Canada3628
Death22 November 1934, Rothsay, Ontario, Canada3628 Age: 87
FatherGeorge ROWLEY , 3597 (1820-1896)
MotherElizabeth CLARK Bessie , 3598 (1824-1904)
ChildrenJohn Thomas , 2944 (1870-1927)
William Richard , 2947 (1875-1932)
Keziah Jane , 2949 (1878-1952)
Ezra George , 2945 (1880-1904)
Charles Henry , 2946 (1884-1906)
Estella Mary , 2948 (1885-1918)
George A , 2943 (1886-1889)
Drusilla Lizzie , 2950 (1889-1964)
Notes for Charles DUCKERING
No birth record in St Catherines House.
On the 17th of May 1855, George, his mother Hannah (not sure about this) and his two sons, Charles and John left Lincolnshire and travelled to Hull, where they boarded the Mayfair ship,which sailed for Canada, arriving at Bolton, Albion Township, in the Province of Ontario on July 25th 1855. Charles married Ann ROWLEY on the 29th December 1869. They moved to their own farm, Lot 8, Concession 13 Maryboro Township, County of Wellington in the Province of Ontario and they had eight children. (John Higgins 9.6.97)
After Charles and Ann married they 'loaded their belongings on a sleigh and made their way to their new home, namely lot #8, concession #13, Maryboro, Ontario. This was a raw land, which must be cleared. Their first home was a log cabin which they built. This land is today near the village of Rothsay, County of Wellington.'
George farmed west half Lot 8, Concession 13 from 1871 to 1895. This property was then owned by Charles from 1895 to 1909, then Ezra 1909 to1910 then Ann DUCKERING 1910/1910.3631, 3632
On the 17th of May 1855, George, his mother Hannah (not sure about this) and his two sons, Charles and John left Lincolnshire and travelled to Hull, where they boarded the Mayfair ship,which sailed for Canada, arriving at Bolton, Albion Township, in the Province of Ontario on July 25th 1855. Charles married Ann ROWLEY on the 29th December 1869. They moved to their own farm, Lot 8, Concession 13 Maryboro Township, County of Wellington in the Province of Ontario and they had eight children. (John Higgins 9.6.97)
After Charles and Ann married they 'loaded their belongings on a sleigh and made their way to their new home, namely lot #8, concession #13, Maryboro, Ontario. This was a raw land, which must be cleared. Their first home was a log cabin which they built. This land is today near the village of Rothsay, County of Wellington.'
George farmed west half Lot 8, Concession 13 from 1871 to 1895. This property was then owned by Charles from 1895 to 1909, then Ezra 1909 to1910 then Ann DUCKERING 1910/1910.3631, 3632
Notes for Ann (Spouse 1)
Ann remained on the family farm with her daughter Elizabeth andJoseph HIGGINS until 1910, when it was sold to the Dicksonfamily. Ann and her daughter bought a red brick house on severalacres of land in the nearby village of Rothsay.
Notes for Charles & Ann (Family)
Marriage. Record 1774, Bridegroom, Charles Duckering, 26, residing Albion, born England, bachelor, a farmer, parents George and Eliza Duckering. Bride, Ann Rowley, 23 residing Albion, born Canada, spinster, parents George & Elizabeth Rowley. Witnesses James Rowley, Albion and Elizabeth Rowley, Albion. Married Dec 29 1869 village of Bolton, religion of bridegroom none & bride Espisopal and married by Joseph Wheeler, Congregational Minister, by license in the county of Peel. See copy of record on file.