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Sarah Brush

• Född den 13 oktober 1800 - Colchester Twp, Essex Co., Ontario, Canada
• Död den 2 februari 1868 - Essex Co., Ontario, Canada , livslängd: 67 år
• Begravd - St. John's Cemetery, Essex Co., Ontario, Canada

Föräldrar

• John Brush ca 1768-1849
• Elizabeth (Betsy) Wright 1781-1852

Äktenskap och barn

• Gift, Colchester South Twp, Essex Co., Ontario, Canada, med William Mickle 1801-1856 barn
  • William Charles Mickle 1822-1905
  • John Hardy Mickle 1825-1902
  • Thomas James Mickle 1830-1883
  • Wilhelmina Mickle 1831-1853
  • George Lennox Mickle 1832-1907
  • Mary Jane Mickle 1835-1884
  • Alexander Mickle 1840-1903
  • Hannah Amelia Mickle 1841-1919

Syskon

• Elizabeth Brush 1802-
• Mary Brush 1805-
• John Brush 1806-1881
• Thomas Hardy Brush 1807-
• Charles Burnham Brush 1816-1857

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Information from Beverley Robitaille, Bastien Family Tree, RootsWeb WorldConnect Project.

The Descendants of Thomas and Richard Brush of Huntington, Long Island, Stuart C. Brush and Russell B. Brush, Gateway Press, Inc, Baltimore, 1982; and Supplement II.

Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Essex, J. H. Beers, 1905, p. 494-495:
Charles Mickle, who is one of the prominent citizens of Malden township, County of Essex, a member of the municipal council and a prosperous farmer, is a descendant of one of the pioneer settlers of this locality...
William Mickle (2), grandfather of our subject, occupied the old Elliot house for a short time and then bought a 200 acre farm on the lake shore, in Malden township, and there resided some twelve years. In the spring of 1838 he bought 160 acres of land on Lot 11, on the river front from a Mr. Hawes. This land was originally owned by Simon Girty, the renegade, and he was buried on the place. Mr. Mickle was a ropemaker by trade, but did not follow that occupation after 1838, giving all his time to farming, at which he was quite successful, and he became a large landowner, having some 500 acres of land in Malden township, besides a 400-acre tract at Rond Eau, in Harwich township, County of Kent, and for military services he received a Government grant of 200 acres, near Wallaceburg, having served as captain of a local military company, and being present at the taking of the schooner "Ann." He also engaged in lumbering and got out timber with which to build the blockhouse on Bois Blanc Island. Mr. Mickle led a very busy life, accomplishing much in the space of his alloted sixty-three years. In Colchester South he married Sarah Brush, who survived him until 1870, aged sixty-nine years. They had these children born to them: William C., who lived on his father's farm, but now is a resident of Colchester; John H., who came into possession of the Wallaceburg land, and resided there until his death in 1902; Wilhemina, deceased, who married William Bartlett, of Amherstburg; Thomas, deceased, who lived in Malden township; George L.; Mary, deceased, who married William Johnson, of Chatham; Alexander, born July 10, 1838, who has the south half of the River Front farm, and has always taken a prominent part in municipal affairs, having been reeve for fifteen years, and councillor for five years; and Amelia, wife of Thomas Woodbridge, of Gosfield South township.
George L. Mickle, father of our subject and son of William (2), was born Sept. 9, 1832, in Malden township, ...

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