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1 The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada 50 Baldwin Street, Suite 202, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1L4 Telephone (416) 591-1783 Fax (416) 591-7506 Email: [email protected] CERTIFICATE APPLICATION BRANCH: VANCOUVER Applicant Title Date Name in full. Rebecca Berney Frances Gerrard FRASER Certificate 1986.11.17 Issued Maiden Name Phone Address Postal Code E-Mail address Place of Birth Date Married at Date Husband/Wife Son or Full Name Dau of Place of Birth Date Place of Burial Date Children (Names in Full and Birth Dates) Loyalist Ancestor Information Loyalist Ancestor JONES, Ephraim Military Service Loyal Rangers, under the command of Edward Jessup where he served until the (Rank & Regt. regiment was disbanded in December 1783 If known) Where Settled Western part of Quebec which later became Upper Canada (date & Location) One of the founders of Belleville, Ontario 2 Applicant Line of Descent From a Loyalist Ancestor Loyalist Ancestor JONES, Ephraim Military Service Loyal Rangers, under the command of Edward Jessup where he served until (rank & regt if known) the regiment was disbanded in December 1783 Where Settled Western part of Quebec which later became Born Married Died (date & Location) Upper Canada; a founder of Belleville, Ontario (year) (year) (year) Father Private 2. Parents Mother Private Grand Father JONES, Jonas 1859 1905 3. Parents 1887 Mother BERNEY, Annie 1861 1927 1st Great Father JONES, David Ford 1818 1887 4. Grand 1857 Parents Mother ROEBUCK, Rebecca Ogden 1839 1910 2nd Great Father JONES, Jonas (Honourable, Judge) 1791 1848 5. Grand 1817 Parents Mother FORD, Mary Elizabeth 1797 1868 3rd Great Father JONES, Ephraim - LOYALIST 1750 1812 6. Grand 1779 Parents Mother COURSOL, Charlotte 1755 1805 4th Great Father JONES, Elisha (Colonel) - LOYALIST 1709 1775 7. Grand 1733 Parents Mother ALLEN, Mary 1714 1751 Grandparents 3. Father JONES, Jonas Son of JONES, David Ford ROEBUCK, Rebecca Ogden Place of Gananoque, ON Date Born: 20 Sep 1858 Birth Baptized: 19 Dec 1858 Married at Winnipeg, MB Date 01 Jan 1887 Residence Cowley, AB (formerly NWT) Occupation Rancher Place of Anglican Church cemetery, Pincher Creek, Death Date 28 Oct 1905 Burial AB & Place Mother BERNEY, Annie Daughter of BERNEY, Thomas Occupation Place of Toronto, ON Date 10 Dec 1861 Birth Place of cremated; ashes scattered at Death Date 05 Apr 1927 Burial Clearwater Ranch, Cowley, AB (formerly & Place NWT) st 3 1 Great Grandparents 4. Father JONES, David Ford Son of JONES, Jonas FORD, Mary Elizabeth (daughter of David Abraham FORD*) Place of Gananoque, ON Date 22 Aug 1818 Birth Married at Date 04 Aug 1796 Residence Gananoque, ON Occupation Dunscombe & Beckwith; H. Jones & Co; MP South Leeds; Ensign, Queen‟s Rangers Place of Brockville, ON Death Date & 20 Feb 1887 Burial Place Gananoque, ON Mother ROEBUCK, Rebecca Ogden Daughter of ROEBUCK, William OGDEN, Susan Wallace Occupation Place of Date 1839 Birth Place of Brockville, ON Death Date & 09 Nov 1910 Burial Place Children Jonas (30 Sep 1859- 28 Oct 1905) & Annie BERNEY (10 Dec 1861-05 Apr 1927); and spouses Susan Wallace & Ludlow OGDEN; Gertrude Harrison & Francis Ludlow if known OGDEN; Rebecca Ogden & Ernest HOWARD; William (b: 1869; died young); David Ford (08 Feb 1870-26 Dec 1933) & Agnes E. JOHNSTON; Zippie (b: 1872; died young); Newbold Coursolles (b: 14 Nov 1877) & Zippie Millicent JONES. Children of Susan Wallace & Alfred (b. 25 Jan 1886) Ludlow OGDEN Children of Gertrude Harrison John Doughty; Clement Moore; Margaret van & Francis Ludlow OGDEN Courtland; Children of Rebecca Ogden & Helen Roebuck; Ernest Ford; Ruth. Ernest HOWARD Grandchildren * Lineage from David Abraham FORD to Edward III, King of England Ford, David Abraham Cooke, Annastasia Ford, John Raynor, Martha Ford, Jacob Baldwin, Hannah Ford, John Freeman, Elizabeth Ford, James Dingley, Sarah (??) Ford, Andrew Lovell, Ellinor Lovell, Robert Silvester, Elizabeth Lovell, John Lovewife, Elinor Lovell, John Thorne, Anne Lovell, William Millium, Jan Lovell, Francis Fitzhugh, Anne Fitzhugh, Henry Neville, Alice Neville, Richard Montagu, Alice Neville, Ralph Beaufort, Joan Plantagenet, John "of Gault" de Roet, Katherine Plantagenet, Edward III de Hainault, Philippe 4 2nd Great Grandparents 5. Father JONES, Jonas Son of JONES, Ephraim COURSOL, Charlotte Place of Birth Gananoque, Augusta Twp., ON Date 19 May 1791 Married at York (Toronto), ON Date 10 Aug 1817 Residence 1782: East Hoosack, MA Occupation Lt Cavalry War 1812; MP Augusta, ON; Brockville, ON; Toronto, ON Leeds; Judge, District Court, Bathurst and Johnstown Districts. Place of St James Cathedral (Anglican) Cemetery, Death Date & 30 Jul 1848 Burial Toronto, ON Place Mother FORD, Mary Elizabeth Daughter of FORD, David Abraham COOKE, Annastasia Place of Birth Morristown, NY Date 06 May 1797 Place of Toronto, ON Death Date & 23 Aug 1868 Burial Place Children David Ford m. Rebecca Ogden ROEBUCK; Margaret Anne m. John STRACHAN, son of Rev. and spouses John STRACHAN (1st Bishop of Toronto); Emily Augusta m Rev. John McCAUL; John if known Beverley Robinson (b: Nov 1822) died infancy; Edward Coursolles m m. Margaret Innes GORDON; Mary Elizabeth m Charles Wright YOUNGHUSBAND (General); Beverly (b: 29 Oct 1826; d: Sep 1827); Francis ‘Frank’ m Sophia WARREN; Jones Ap „Jonas’ m Marion BROWN; William (b: 14 Nov 1831; d: 19 Jan 1837); Clarkson m. Zippie Simpson ROEBUCK; Chilion m Eliza Maria HERVEY; William (b: 13 Oct 1838); Charles m. Mary J. ROSS. Children of David Ford & Susan Wallace & Ludlow OGDEN; Gertrude Harrison & Frank Rebecca Ogden ROEBUCK Ludlow OGDEN; Rebecca Ogden & Ernest HOWARD; William; David Ford; Zippie; Newbold Coursolles. Children of Margaret Anne & George G; Agnes & Edward FFOLKES; Mary Elizabeth John STRACHAN Children of Emily Augusta & Rev. George Lefroy & Katherine May WEBSTER; John Alexander; John McCALL Charles Coursolles & Frances GREENWOOD; Mary Edith & Thomas Moore BENSON; Emily Augusta & Alan MacDOUGALL; Helen; Margaret Annie & Maurice HUTTON and; a son who died young. Children of Edward Coursolles & James Gordon (b. 9 Jul 1852); Edward C. (b. 22 Jul 1854); Margaret Innes GORDON Albert Edward (b. 1860); Mary Louisa & Gamble GEDDES. Children of Mary Elizabeth & Charles E.S.; Mary Morris & Capt. O‟MALLEY; Frank C. & Charles Wright Younghusband Florence PURVIS. Children of Francis & Sophia Mary Elizabeth & Mowat McGILL; Rebecca; Clara & William WARREN INCE Grandchildren Children of Jonas ap Jones & Maria Elizabeth & Maj Harold ETESON; George Herbert & Marion BROWN Louisa Frances MURRAY; Constance Maude; Melville; Percy Leonard. Children of Clarkson & Zipporah David Ogden R. & Maria Emily MORRIS & Annie Isobel Barr Simpson ROEBUCK PLUMB; William Wallace & Marjorie Frederica CAMPBELL; Charlotte Coursolles; Thomas Harrison; Josephine; Margaret C.; Gladys N.; Millicent; Mary Elizabeth & John Alexander BEALL. Children of Chilion & Eliza Maria Efa & Arthur HEWARD; Elsie (b. 4 Jul 1865); Ford & Jessie HERVEY BROOKS; Frank Percey; Irene & Dr. R.E. WEBSTER. Children of Charles & Mary J. Ethel Coursolles (b. 11 Jan 1875); Lillian Mary Coursolles (b. 13 ROSS Dec 1875); Hilda Coursolles (b. 4 Apr 1877); Charles Edward (Lt, RN) b. 20 Mar 1882; Margaret Gwendolin Coursolles (b. 16 Dec 1887); Emily Beatrice Coursolles (b. 15 Apr 1893). 5 3rd Great Grandparents 6. Father JONES, Ephraim Son of JONES, Elisha ALLEN, Mary Place of Birth Weston, Massachusetts Date 17 Apr 1750 Married at Chapel of Ursaline Sisters, (now Christ Date 24 Mar 1779 Church), old Montreal, PQ Residence 1781: East Hoosack, Berkshire Co., MA; Occupation 1786: JP; Mbr Land 1792: Augusta, (then Johnstown District); Board Grenville & Leeds; 1796: Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake), Mbr of the 1st Legislature Leeds and Grenville of Upper Canada, 1792-96 Place of Blue Church Burying Ground, Lot 15, Conc Death Date 24 Jan 1812 Burial 1, Augusta Twp., Grenville Co., ON & Place Mother 1st: COURSOL / COURSOLLES, Charlotte Daughter of COURSOLLES, Michel 2nd: BECK, Margaret Sherburne (no issue) GUYON-DION, Marie-Joseph Place of Birth Vercheres, Quebec Date 1745 Place of Blue Church Burying Ground, Lot 15, Conc Death Date 26 Sep 1805 Burial 1, Augusta Twp., Grenville Co., ON & Place Children Charles m 1st Mary STUART dau of Loyalist Rev. John STUART (a missionary to the and spouses Mohawk Indians and friend of Sir William JOHNSON (their daughter Mary STUART m. if known Sir Allan Napier MacNAB of Dundurn Castle, Hamilton, Ontario) m 2nd Florella SMITH; William m. Amelia MacDONELL; Sophia m. John STUART son of Loyalist Rev. John STUART ; Charlotte m. Livius Peters SHERWOOD; Lucy m. Elnathan HUBELL; Alpheus m. Frances JONES & Mary Little DICKINSON; Eliza m. Henry John BOULTON; Daniel (b: 16 Dec 1797, died 1798); Jonas (enlisted in the 20th Regiment, moved to London, England). Children of Charles & Mary Stuart (11 Apr 1808-1839) & Maria DONNELLY; Okill (bap 24 STUART Jun 1810 d: 15 Jan 1845); Ormond (b: 7 Nov 1811-Feb 1882) & Eliza JESSUP Children of Charles & 3 sons and 2 daughters Florella SMITH Children of William m. None noted Amelia MacDONELL Children of Sophia m. John John & Elizabeth Van Rensellaer POWELL; Charlotte Jones (7 STUART. May 1806-6 Sep 1806); Andrew & Mary Jean HAMILTON; Sophia & David Archibald MacNAB; William Jones; Henry Boulton; James; Eliza (1823-1829); Mary Elizabeth m Sir Allan Napier MacNAB (the g-g grandparents of Camilla Shand, Duchess of Cornwall) Children of Charlotte m. Henry & Mary Graham SMITH; Samuel & Emily Grandchildren Livius Peters SHERWOOD RICHARDSON; George & Marion KEEGAN; Edward & Isabella
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