I am looking for any information regarding my Grandmother Mary Frances Hewes born April 14, 1892 in Massawippi, Quebec, Mary was a domestic servant for the Hamm Family (Henry & Delia) on the 1901 canadian census Stanstead # 195 hatley F-2 PAGE 1. I have located a Hewes (Hewer transcription error) Family in the 1891 Census located in Stanstead # 190 Hatley District. I am interested in this Hewes (Hewer) family because after the 1891 Census the Family's trail goes cold, also the Hamm family that my Grandmother was domestic servant for is on the same census page in 1891 as the Hewes (Hewer) family, on the 1891 Census page their is a son named Frederich aged 8 and my Grandmother had a brother named Frederick. On the census their is a female age 3 but the name is illegable. Lastly Mr. W.R. Hewes died Sept. 22, 1896, the year my Grandmother was supposed to have been "adopted" out to the Hamm Family. Any information or leads on the Hewes (Hewer) or Hamm family would be greatly appreciated. My grandmother Mary Frances Hewes married Harold Arthur Yetter in New Port, Vermont 1915. Thank you, Debby McGuire
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Debby
Marriage Lawrence, Mass., Oct. 28, 1855
Wm. Hews 22, b. Hanover, Residence: Lowell Parents: Adolphus and Betsy
Happalona Potter 21, b. Highgate VT Residence: Lowell Parents: Wm and Mary Both first marriage Clergyman: J. Hall
Hope it helps a bit.
Ginette
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HI Ginette,
Thank you for the information, I will follow up and hopefully find some new information.
Best regards,
Debby McGuire
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Hi Ginette,
Thank you for the lead. I followed up and they are the same persons that are on the 1891 Hatley census that I was quering. The female name is Napilona Patten, William and Mary are her parents as stated. I found out the Napilona died in Massawippi in 1892 and William Sr. went back to Vermont and died in 1901at the age of 69. I have not been able to locate William Jr. or the children listed on the 1891 Census Fredrick age 8 and female child age 3. On the same 1891 census (page 2) there is a Ham Family and my Grandmother was a domestic servant for them and appears on the 1901 census and again on the 1911 census where it states "adopted". My grandmother never used the Ham name. My grandmother also had a brother named Fred. Thanks again, I really appreciste the information. Best regards, Debby
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