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K Phoebe J. McQueen

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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 Rev'd Thomas Corbett, Baptist Minister (p. 4):
Francis C. Folmer, of Mersea, to Pheby A. McQueen, of Gosfield. 17 Oct. 1856, by Licence. Rev. Corbett. Wit. William Drake and Levi Smae.

1861 personal census, Mersea Twp, Essex Co., ON, 1-13:
Fulmer Francis, M, Married, married in 1856, 26, born U Canada, W Methodist, Farmer;
Phoeby, F, Married, married in 1856, 23, born U Canada;
Almina E., F, Single, 4, born U Canada.

1881 personal census, Windsor, Essex, ON, LDS 1881 personal census household record:
Fulmer Francis C., M, Married, 45, born Ont, origin: German, Presbyterian, L. Livery Man;
Fibie J., F, Married, 46, born Ont, origin: Scottish, Presbyterian;
Harleta J., F, 20, born Ont, origin: German, Presbyterian;
William H., M, 16, born Ont, origin: German, Presbyterian;
John L., M, 14, born Ont, origin: German, Presbyterian;
Francis W., M, 1, born USA, origin: German, Presbyterian.

1901 personal census, Windsor, Essex Co., ON, L7-1:
Fulmer Francis C., M, Married, 17 Oct 1835, 65, born Ont, origin: Germain, Can, Presb, Prop Livery;
Phoebe J., F, wife, Married, 2 Jan 1835, 65, born Ont, origin: Scotch, Can, Presb;
Lewis J., M, son, Widowed, 12 Feb 1867, 34, born Ont, origin: Germain, Can, Presb, Druggist;
Lattie J., F, daughter, Single, 14 Feb 1861, 30, born Ont, origin: Germain, Can, Presb, Artist;
Lewis C., M, grandson, Single, 8 Jan 1888, 13, born US, origin: Germain, Can, Presb, 10 months in school;
Russell C., M, grandson, Single, 3 July 1894, 6, born Ont, origin: Germain, Can, Presb, 10 months in school.

Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Essex, J. H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1905, p. 234-235:
Capt. Francis Casper Fulmer, now engaged in the livery business in Windsor, is descended from one of the pioneer families of the County of Essex. The Fulmer family was originally German, and the first to cross the Atlantic and plant the family in the Western World came in the historic "Mayflower" to Plymouth, Massachusetts...
     John Fulmer, father of Francis C., was born on the old farm in Mersea township, in 1805. He married (first) Betsy, daughter of Francis Wilkinson, who was of Irish descent. To Mr. and Mrs. Fulmer came the following children: ... Francis C., our subject; ...
     Francis Casper Fulmer, or Capt. Fulmer, as he is known, was born in Mersea township Oct. 17, 1835, where he grew to manhood. At the age of sixteen he took charge of his father's farm, and there remained until 1871. At this time he settled in Windsor, and, in company with David McGregor, engaged in the livery business for four and a half years, when he sold out to his partner. Soon thereafter he established a hack and sale stable, to which he very soon added a general livery business, and since 1876 Capt. Fulmer has been found at the present stand in Ferry street, near the river. During the rebellion in the States, Mr. Fulmer did a large business in buying and shipping horses to that country for cavalry use. Horse dealing was an important factor in his business until the death of his son in 1882. Since that time Mr. Fulmer has been obliged to remain close to his local business office.
     In 1856 Captain Fulmer was united in marriage to Phoebe Jane McQueen, daughter of Jacob McQueen and to this union came children as follows: (1) Almina is the wife of Charles Chilvers, of Walkerville, by whom she has had eight children: Lewis, Frank, Alonzo, May, Millie, Lettie, John A. and Almina. (2) William is deceased. (3) Miss Lettie Jane resides at home. (4) Lewis J. married Ora Johnson, but is now deceased. Two sons were born to this union: Lewis and Casper R.
     Captain Fulmer was for a number of years captain of the fire company of Windsor. He has been offered public positions at different times, but declined any political notoriety. The Captain is a member of the I.O.O.F. and the A.O.U.W.

Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Essex, J. H. Beers, 1905, p. 215-216:
Alexander Burns McQueen, a prosperous farmer of Gosfield South, County of Essex, represents the fourth generation of the family of that name who have resided in the Dominion. The great-grandfather McQueen was a native of Scotland, and as a young man he emigrated to Canada, and was one of the first settlers of Long Point, County of Norfolk, Ont.
     Among his children was Jacob McQueen, who was born at Long Point, and there married Dorothy Mitchell. Later he moved to Fingal, County of Elgin, and still later to the County of Essex, where he settled on the Stokes farm, now owned by J. D. McDonald, Lot 252, and there died, aged seventy-seven years. His wife died at Grand Rapids, Michigan. The children born to Jacob McQueen and wife were: Elizabeth, who married Nelson Tetzel, and died at Sparta, County of Elgin; Alexander, who married Barbara Barter, and died at Detroit; Phoebe, who married Francis C. Fulmer, of Windsor, and there died; William, the father of our subject; Sarah, who married W. K. Fulmer, and died at Grand Rapids, Michigan; Daniel, deceased; James, who married Olive Stewart, and lived at Ruthven, but later moved to Arkansas, where he died; John, a resident of Grand Rapids, who married Ann Hammond; Nancy, a widow of Alvin Orton, who now lives at Detroit; and Dorothy, who married John D. McDonald, of Gosfield South.
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Jacob McQueen ca 1797-   Dorothy Mitchell ca 1807-
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Phoebe J. McQueen 1835-