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Dorothy Bury

• Born 15 January 1823
• Died

Parents

• William Bury 1793-1873
• Margaret Houghton 1800-1873

Spouses

• Married 24 February 1840, Sombra Twp, Lambton Co., Ontario, Canada, to Alfred P. Toulmin ca 1810-

Siblings

• John Bury 1819-1895
• Esther Bury 1821-1873
• Katherine Bury 1825-
• Thomas Houghton Bury 1827-1887
• Jane Bury 1829-
• Martha Bury 1831-1873
• Philip Bury 1833-
• Margaret Bury 1835-
• Mary R. Bury 1841-
• Henry D. Bury 1844-

Notes

Individual Note

The Bury Bulletin, 1952.

The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West, Volume 14, Western District 1786-1856, Compiled by Dan Walker & Fawne Stratford-Devai, Global Heritage Press, Milton:
Marriages by J. W. Keating, J. P. W. D. (p.43):
Alfred P. Toulmin, of Plympton Twp., to Dorothy Bury, of Sombra Twp., both of Western District. 24 Feb. 1840, Sombra Twp., by banns. J. W. Keating, J.P. Wit. A. W. Watson, of Plympton Twp., and Alexander Kirby, of Sombra Twp., both Western District.

John C. Bury's First Wife by M. Teskey U.E., Lambton Settlers Series Volume 2, More Early Days Along the St. Clair, published by the Lambton Branch of the OGS (These articles were originally published in 1948-1949 as part of the Lambton Centennial Series in the Sarnia Observer):
... Before leaving the story of the first Mrs. Bury behind, some story of her many Bury descendants should be recorded for history... From her only son, William Bury, through his ten children, came a line that has increased the population on both sides of the St. Clair river, extending to Ohio and Oklahoma in the U.S. and to the far western provinces of Canada.
... Dorothy Bury became the bride of Lambton's second warden, Alfred P. Toulmin...

The Bury Bulletin, 1952, p. 31:
... William and Margaret Oughton Bury were married at St. Andrew's Anglican Church in Quebec City on June 5, 1818 by the Reverand Alexander Sharpe and remained in Quebec for a few years. There first three children, John, Esther and Dorothy were born there. Before 1826, however, William Bury and his family had joined the Bury colony at Clearville... [Note: all censuses say John was born in UC/Ont]

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