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F Martha Bury

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Von s Seite John Colbrook Bury 1764-1850

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Information from LDS International Genealogical Index v5.0.

The Parish Register of Kingston, Upper Canada 1785-1811, Edited with Notes & Introduction by A. H. Young of Trinity College Toronto for the Kingston Historical Society, Kingston, Ont; British Whig Publishing Company Limited, 1921.
Baptisms 1808, 1809:
Beury Philip, S. of John Beury, Elizabeth Beury; Sp: George Oliver, Maryann Mitton; 9th October.
Beury Martha, D. of Do., Sp Do; 9th October.
Beury John, S. of Do., Sp Do; 9th October.
Beury Jane, D. of Do., Sp Do; 9th October.
Beury Richard, S. of Do., Sp Do; 9th October.

1871 personal census, Raleigh Twp, Kent Co., ON, C1-13:
Stover Edward, M, Married, 29, born B?, origin: English, W. Meth, Farmer;
Hellen, F, Married, 25, born United States, origin: Irish?, W. Meth;
Martha, F, Widowed, 72, born United States, origin: English, English Church.

The Bury Family by J. M. Warwick, 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):
... Then up came Martha Bury from Kent to visit William and Jane. She took one look at a Pennsylvania Dutch Loyalist named Joseph [Peter!] Stover and decided that she regarded Lambton more highly than had her father. She and Joseph [Peter] Stover contributed seven sons and three daughters to the pioneer village of Sombra. Their progeny are numerous and scattered. The name is still prominent in Sombra, Sarnia, Marine City and Port Huron. The Roaches of Marine City and the Meno's of St. Clair are also descended from this pioneer couple.

The Bury Bulletin, 1952, p. 32:
In 1819, Martha Bury, J. C. Bury's eighth child, married Peter Stover and in 1826 Peter and Martha were operating Morpeth's first inn...Through 9 of the 11 surviving members of their 18 children, Peter and Martha Bury Stover became ancestors of the huge Stover, Higgins, Hickey, Rhodes, Ritchie, Wemp and Meno families of the Bury clan.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Kent County, Ontario, J.H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1904, pg. 150-151:
James R. Rhodes, a prominent retired farmer of Raleigh township, belongs to an old English family which has been established in Yorkshire for many generations...
In 1860 Mr. Rhodes married Dorothy Stover, daughter of Peter Stover, one of the early settlers of Raleigh township, who was born in Pennsylvania, of German descent, and in young manhood moved to Nova Scotia. In the early thirties he came to the County of Kent with Col. Talbot, locating at Morpeth, Howard township, where he took up a Col. Talbot grant of 200 acres, James Stover now living on a part of it. Peter Stover married Martha Bury, who died aged seventy-six; he died in 1846, aged sixty-nine. Their children were: Elisha, who was drowned in Lake Erie; John, who served in the Civil war in the States; Jane, now deceased, who married Richard Lark; Elizabeth, a widow, living in California; Richard, now deceased; William, deceased, who was a farmer of Chatham township; Dorothy, wife of Mr. Rhodes; Joseph, of Sombra, Ont.; James, of Raleigh township, and Edward, a farmer of Raleigh township.
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John Colbrook Bury 1764-1850   Elizabeth Traver 1772-1858
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Martha Bury 1799-1871