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Magdalena Arner

• Nacida alrededor de 1800 - Gosfield Twp, Essex Co., Ontario, Canada
• Fallecida

Padres

• Jacob Arner 1758-
• Maria Barbara (Barbara) Arnold 1767-1818

Casamientos

• Casada con ?? Blakely
• Casada el 8 de marzo 1842, Western District, Ontario, Canada, con Henry West

Hermanos y hermanas

• John Arner †
• Elizabeth Arner 1791-
• Jacob Arner 1793-
• Susan Arner ca 1795-
• Mary Ann Arner ca 1796-
• Catherine Arner

Notas

Nota individual

Information from Joseph Erner, "The *rner Genealogy Project - Arner, Erner, Orner, Urner Families in America", kinfolks.info.

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 Cornelius Flumerfelt, Wesleyan Methodist Minister (p. 66 & 67):
Henry West, to Magdilana Blakeley, both of Raleigh. 9 Mar. 1842, by banns. Rev. Flumerfelt. Wit. Joseph Clarke and Mary Ann Clarke, both of Raleigh.

Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Essex, J. H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1905, p. 168-169:
Jacob Eede, one of the largest land owners and most extensive farmers in the township of Colchester South ... was born in Gosfield township, County of Essex, Oct. 3, 1841, son of George and Elizabeth (Arner) Eede.
     George Eede was a native of Sussex, England, born Jan. 21, 1812, son of Richard and Frances (Harrington) Eede. When twenty-one years of age he came to Canada, locating in Colchester township, County Essex, Ont... His wife in her maidenhood was Miss Elizabeth Arner, daughter of Jacob Arner of Gosfield township, who belonged to one of the U. E. Loyalist families...
     The Arner family, to which Mrs. George Eede belonged, was of German origin. Jacob Arner, her grandfather, was born in Pennsylvania, of German parents. As a mere boy he was forced into the American army, but being loyal to his king he escaped when the army was near the Canadian border, and in time made his way to the County of Essex, settling in Gosfield township, where he was given 200 acres of land as a reward for his loyalty. Adjoining this he purchased another 200 acres, making 400 acres in one tract in the southwestern part of the township, along the lake shore. During his lifetime the greater part of this land was cleared and converted into farm land. He married Barbara Arnold, who was born in Germany, but as a child was brought by her parents to America, her mother, however, dying on the voyage. Mr. Arner and his children made their home in Sandwich. To Jacob and Barbara Arner were born: John, who died young; Jacob; Susan, who married John Whittle, of Gosfield; Magdalene, who married (first) a Mr. Blakely, and (second) a Mr. West, of County Kent; Elizabeth, who married Joseph Julian, of County Kent; and Mary, who married Henry Huffman, of Colchester township.
     Jacob Arner, son of Jacob and father of Mrs. Elizabeth (Arner) Eede, was born on the Gosfield township farm Dec. 3, 1793...

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