Younkerfamily

JOHAN ERNEST C. JUNCKER (now YOUNKER)

Hessian soldiers sailed from New York in Sept 1779 on the ship "Badger" and spent the winter on PEI. On October 29th 1779 there arrived in PEI the Camilla Man of War that had on board 5 officers and 200 Hessian soldiers who were on passage from New York to Quebec. These men remained on PEI until June of 1780 at which time they proceeded to Quebec. It is told that some of these Hessians returned after some years from the heart of Germany. Although Regt. Drummer Johan Ernst C. Juncker was assigned to the Leibkompanie Knyphausen, he sailed from New York in Sept 1779 on the ship "Badger" instead of with the remainder of his company on the ship "Molly". Thus he spent the winter on Prince Edward Island instead of being captured at sea.

Johan Ernest Juncker died January 1781 in New York. On Nov. 20th 1783, in Ziegenenhain, documents granting permission for the marriage of Wilhelm Fischer and Johan Juncker's widow were granted by Wilhelm's commanding officer Gen. Von Knyphausen..... "therefore, if no other cause exists to prevent this union, and upon showing receipt of payment of the usual 8 Krenzer marriage fee to the Electorate's Army Finance Office, the marriage between these two may take place".

On Dec. 4th 1783 in Zeigenhain, a second document stating Wilhelm Fischer and widow Anne Marie have shown that permission had been granted for them to marry.

"Notice is herewith published that the drummer of the Knyphausen Regiment (by the name of) Wilhelm Fischer of Treysa, thirty six years of age ------------ who is the invalid Kasper Fischer of Treysa; and Anna Maria of Berva Amts Neukirchen age thirty five, and daughter of the deceased villager Konrad Muhler who is the widow of Johannes Juncker, deceased Regimental drummer in the Knyphausen Regiment, who died almost two years ago, therefore the above Wilhelm Fischer and widow Anna Maria have shown evidence of the permission to marry which they have been granted by his Excellency Lt .Gov. von Kynphausen, dated Nov. 20th."

The permission also stipulated and requests proof of payment of the marriage fee. Having given proof that they are not related by blood, and also that they were both in America with the regiment, their request for betrothal was granted. For the purpose of legal protocol they were then administered the oath in the civil ceremony, declaring their intentions to change their singular, unmarried status. They requested the recording of this for legal purposes. Thus after the grooms father had personally granted his permission for the union, and after the bride, Anna Maria, swore her oath, which was witnessed by the Fusilier Johann George Weickerssen, the legal guardian of the betrothed's son from her first marriage, nothing furter stood in the way of granting their request and the oath in the civil ceremony was administered to them. Signed by Garrison Auditor Gunther.

On Dec 4th 1783 they were administered the oath in the Civil Ceremony. The third document is the Marriage contract. All participants in the early part of this story resided in the villages of Merzhausen, Willingshausen, Treysa, Ziegenhain and Neukirchen in Schwalm Valley. Since they lived and worked within walking distance of each other, these persons may have been acquainted with Johannes Schwalm.

The Fischers returned to PEI. With them came Konrad Juncker, son of Maria, who was a boy of twelve at the time and their little daughter Catherain born at Zeighain on October 30th, 1784 and baptised 2 November, 1784. After their arrival on PEI Wilheim Fischer received a grant of land near Charlottetown, and became a farmer. He served his time in the local militia, and when he was released from duty, his discharge papers (1802) tell us that he was 56 yrs of age, five feet seven inches tall, with a dark complexion and grey eyes. Wilheim died May 25, 1807. Maria died mid July 1832. Maria's estate was administered by her son-in-law, Christian Boisner.

Conrad Younker married Ruth Myers in 1797. Ruth was born in New York City on June 7, 1782. She came to PEI with her Loyalist father, Jeremiah, in the summer of 1786.

Twelve children were born of this union: William, Mary, George, Catherine, Jane, Christian, Barbara, David, Elizabeth, Martha, John Cornelius and Ann Margaret. Conrad died 17 January 1849 aged 76 and Ruth lived to the grand old age of 100 years and died May 18, 1882.

Catherine Fischer and Christian Boisner were married December 21, 1805. They had eleven children: Maria, William, Eustace, Frederick, Conrad, Christian Augustus, Caroline (died young), Ruth, Margaret, Augustus, Elizabeth, and Charles. Christian died November 9th 1831 aged 58 and Catherine died October 26, 1854 aged 70. With her death the Fischer line, as such, ended.

Into this family is also woven the story of the George Weckesser (George Vickerson) family. Incomplete data indicates he brought his wife and two children, Wilheim and Anne Maria to PEI in 1787, having been discharged from the army at Zeigenhain sometime after January 1785. The recording of the marriage of Wilheim Fischer and Anne Maria Juncker shows Weckesser as a witness, and the guardian of Konrad Juncker, son of Anne Maria by her first marriage. George Weckesser was married to Anna Barbara Juncker. The close affiliation of these two families lends credence to the supposition that Anna Barbara was the other child of Christian Ernst Juncker and Anne Maria. The first child of George and Anna Barbara was born in Zeigenhain Feb 25th 1784. The Regiment von Knyphausen sailed from New York Aug 15th 1783 and arrived back in Zeigenhain October 16, 1783. This would indicate that the child Wilheim was conceived in America. Thus there is another thread of evidence that the drummer Ernest Juncker took his family with him to America in August of 1776. While Weckesser and Anna Barbara were probably married in New York, no record has yet been found. The godparents of their second child, Anne Maria, were Wilheim and Anna Maria Fischer.

JOHANNES ERNST JUNCKER

d. Jan. 1781

New York.

m. Anna Maria Muhler

b. 1748

Berva Amts, Neukirchen, Germany.

d. Jul. 1832 PEI

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Anna Barbara Konrad

b. abt. 1768 b. abt. 1773

Hessen-Cassel

Germany d. 17 Jan 1849

d. 27 Aug 1850

Marshfield m. 1797

Lot 34 PEI St. Paul's Charlottetown, PEI

m. 1783 Ruth Meyers

New York b. 7 Jun 1782

Johann Georg Weckeser (VICKERSON) New York

d. 18 May 1882

Charlottetown

1. William b. 7 Jul 1798 d. 14 Jan 1871 m. Anne Moore abt. 1829

I 2. Mary b. 15 Nov 1800 d. 7 Feb. 1861 m. John Moore 29 Sept 1823

I 3. George b. 15 Jan 1803 d. 28 May 1893 m. Jane "Rebecca" Hooper 9 Apr I 1833

I 4. Catherine b. 30 Dec 1804 d. 14 Apr 1894 m. Henry Hooper 11 Dec 1836

1. Wilheim b. 25 Feb. 1784 Zeigenhain, Ger. 5. Jane b. 7 Aug 1806 m. Torquil MacNeil 12 Mar 1833

d. 1860 m. Martha Warren 1814 PEI 6. Christian b. 28 May 1808 d. 18 Feb 1899 *see below.

2. Anne Maria b. 14 Dec 1786 Zeig. Ger. d.1864 m. Margaret Molyneaux 7 Jan 1840 Milton

m. Charles Sanderson 30 Dec. 1807 PEI 7. Barbara Ann b. 28 May 1811 d. Feb 1881 m. David "Robert" Moore Hooper 1 Jan 1835 Milton

3. Conrad b. 6 Nov 1791 Marshfield Lot 34 8. David b. 1 Jun 1813 d. 20 May 1904 * see below.

d. 1871 m. Jessie Robertson abt. 1820 m. Mary Ann Molyneaux 21 Dec 1841 Milton

4. Catherine Elizabeth b.abt 1794 Marshfield 9. Elizabeth "Betsy" Matilda b. 12 Mar 1816 m. George Coles 18 Jan 1835

m. Robert Sanderson 26 Mar 1808 10. Martha b. 20 Jan 1819 d. Nov 1893 m. James Coles 26 Nov 1843

5. Anna Barbara b. 16 Mar 1796 d. 17 Jan 1888 11. John Cornelius b. 22 Jan 1822 m. Harriet Pollard 18 Jul 1850

m.John Henderson 23 Feb 1837 12. Ann Rebecca Margaret b. 8 Dec 1824

6. George b14 Dec 1798 Marshfield d. 1889 m. Thomas John Hooper 27 Apr 1845

m. Mary Alchorn 20 Mar 1828

7. Elizabeth b. 24 Mar 1801 Marshfield

8. Elizabeth b. 3 Oct 1802 Marshfield d. 27 May 1887

m. Edward Goff 8 Jan 1822 Charlottetown

9. Henry b. 20 Apr. 1806

m. Hannah Spencer 28 Jan 1841

NOTES:

JANE YOUNKER 1806: Torquil MACNEILL died February 15, 1881 age 84; Emigrated from the Isle of Mull, Scotland 1806; His wife Jane YOUNKER died November 20, 1874 age 68. Both buried Highfield Cemetery.

KONRAD abt 1773: 12 years old when arrived in PEI. Farmer. Buried St John's Anglican Church Cem. Milton.

Wife RUTH MEYER 1782: buried 20 May 1882 St John's Anglican Church Cem. Milton.

Mrs Ruth Younker 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 52 acres.

Mrs Ruth Younker 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 31.5 acres.

WILLIAM YOUNKER m. ANNE MOORE

b. 7 Jul 1798 b. 1803

North River, Lot 32, PEI Lytchett Maltravers, Dorset, Eng.

c. 16 Sep 1798 c. 6 Feb 1803

St. Paul's, Charlottetown Lytchett Maltravers

d. 14 Jan 1871 d. 8 Jul 1891

Milton Milton

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DAVID JOHN CONRAD WILLIAM NEWTON HENRY GEORGE CHARLES HANNAH

b. 14 Jun 1830 b. 15 Oct 1831 b. abt 1835 b. abt 1838 b. abt 1843 b. 8 Jun 1850

Lot 32 Milton

c. 4 May 1832 c. 23 Jul 1865 c. 19 Nov 1839 c. 19 Nov 1839

St Paul's Charlottetown St Johns Milton St Johns Milton St Johns Milton

d. 22 Dec 1907 d. 27 Sep 1907 d. 6 Apr 1855 d. 28 Feb 1870 d. 26 Dec 1914 d. 1914

Winsloe Rd Princetown Rd Milton

m. 26 Apr 1853 m. 1 Jul 1862 m. 2 Jan 1878 m. 1 May 1878

Milton Milton Milton

HARRIET STEADMAN MARGARET SOPHIA CHARLOTTE EDWIN GEORGE

b. 27 Jun 1827 LADNER CURTIS TURNER

Eng. b. 1835 b. 28 Dec 1851 b. 7 Mar 1851

d. 12 Apr 1909 Charlottetown c. 16 May 1854 Mahone Bay, NS

Winsloe Rd d. 15 Nov 1882 St John's Milton d. 5 Jan 1935

d. 30 Dec 1944 Long Creek

m. 21 May 1887 Milton

Colville Rd

ANNA MacSWEEN

b. 15 May 1840

Scotland

d. 3 Nov 1906

Milton

Notes:

DAVID YOUNKER 1830: David Younker 1871 Lovells Directory: Winsloe Rd- farmer. 1891 - Lot 33, 62 yrs, C of E. 1901 - Lot 33, 70 yrs, Episcopalian. Died of pneumonia. Buried 24 Dec 1907 Milton Cem.

Died aged 78 yrs.

Wife HARRIET STEADMAN 1827: 1891 - Lot 33, 64 yrs. 1901 - 73 yrs, Episcopalian. Buried 15 Apr. 1909 Milton Cem. Died aged 80 yrs.

GEORGE CHARLES YOUNKER abt 1843: 1881 cencus: yrs Lot 32, Queens. Church of England. Living with wife and child, also mother and two other Younkers - George and Nelson. 1901 - 57 yrs, Lot 32, English Church. Buried 28 Dec 1914 Milton Cem. Died aged 71 yrs.

Wife SOPHIA CHARLOTTE CURTIS 1851: 1881 cencus: 28 yrs C of E, Lot 32. 1891 - 39 yrs, Lot 32, Cof E. 1901 - 49 yrs, Lot 32, C of E. Buried 1 Feb 1845 Milton Cem. Died aged 93 yrs.

HANNAH YOUNKER 1850: C of E. Buried Long Creek Cem. Lot 65.

Husband EDWIN GEORGE TURNER 1851: Postmaster. Methodist. Buried Long Creek Cem. Lot 65.

HENRY abt 1838: Buried 2 Mar 1870 Milton Cem. Died aged 30 yrs.

JOHN CONRAD YOUNKER 1831: Farmer. Resided Loyalist Rd, DeBlois. 1881 cencus: 48 yrs Lot 32, Queens. Wesleyan Methodist (Ethnic origin Dutch!!!!!!!!!) Farmer with wife Margaret and children Hannah, Lelia, and John E. Another child George Debbius with them. 1901 - 69 yrs, Lot 32, English Church.

Farmer. Residence: Loyalist Road, DeBlois, PEI. Died aged 75 yrs.

John Younker - 1880 Property owner, Lot 31/32 - 90 acres. Buried 28 Sep 1907 Milton Cem.

Wife MARGARET LADNER abt 1832: 1881 cencus: 47 yrs Lot 45, Queens. Wesleyan Methodist living with husband and 3 children. Buried Milton Cem.

Wife ANNA MacSWEEN 1840: Died Milton aged 67 yrs.

WILLIAM YOUNKER 1798: Farmer, C of E. Buried Milton Cem. Died aged 73 yrs.

Wife ANNE MOORE 1803: 1881 cencus - 78 yrs C of E, Lot 32 living with son George, his wife and family. 1891 - 89 yrs. Buried 11 Jul 1891, Milton Cem. Died aged 90 yrs.

WILLIAM NEWTON YOUNKER abt 1835: C of E. Drowned while fishing in Crabbe's mill dam. Died aged 17 yrs. Buried 8 Apr 1855 Milton Cem.

The Examiner, August 28, 1850

"Died on the 27th at her residence, Smithfield, Hillsborough River, aged 85 years, Anna Barbara, relict of the late John Classon, deeply regretted by numerous offspring and a large circle of friends and acquaintances . She bore her illness with Christian patience and resignatioon to the devine will. She was a native of Germany."

Will of Anna Barbara Juncker

In the name of God Amen I Anna Barbara Younker or Classon widow of the deceased John Classon of Lot or Township number Thirty-four Prince Edward Island North America Farmer being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make and publish this may last Will and Testament in manner following: First and principally I commend my soul to Almighty God and my body I desire may be decently interred at the discretion of my heires and executors herein after named and to such worldly estate as God of his goodness hath bestowed on me. I give and dispose thereof as follows: That is to say, I give and devise all my real property whether Leasehold, Freehold or any other description or denomination whatever presently belonging or which shall belong to me at the time of my death to Elizabeth Vickerson and Catherine Vickerson, two of my daughters presently residing in family with me but under the conditions and provisions herein after written and particularly and witout predjudice to the foresaid generality. All that ? or parcel of land situated and lying on Lot or Township number Thirty-four Island aforesaid containg one hundred acres, more or less together with all houses, outhouses, yards, gardens, fences, wood, underwoods, wayaters, water courses, profits, ? privilages and advantages whatsoever to the same belonging or in anyway appertaining, lying bounded and described as particularily mentioned in a Lease and Release by Sir James Montgomery Baronet and brothers to my said deceased husband John Classon and myself dated respectively the sixth and seventh days of October in the year of our Loard Eighteen Hundred and twenty-nine and here hold as repeated brevitatis causa and refered to share and share alike, and to the survivor of them my said daughters, but in liferent (?) only and for their liferent (?) use allenarly (?), and to my sons George Vickerson and Henry Vickerson, their heirs executors and assigns in fee after the death of the longest liver of my said daughters in manner, in the proportions, and under the conditions restrictions and provisions following (?). To the said Henry Vickerson and the aforesaid Fifty acres of land of the aforesaid farm to be laid off along the western boundry line of the same and to run along the said line from the St. Peter's Road southward to the bush behind his present dwelling house but no further and to be embraced and contained within a line running exactly parallel with the same of such a distance or breadth a part as will embrace and contain the said fifty acres full and complete, the same to be held by the same Henry Vickerson and his foresaids as his own indisputable property for ever, but only under the condition or provision that he and his foresaids will continue the use and occupation of the present road leading from the St. Peter's road to my dwelling house and farm Offices to my heirs executors and successors in and to the other portion of said farm and to all having business thereto, free from any hinderance or obstruction whatever, in as full and complete a manner as the said road is presently in use by me. And failing the said Henry Vickerson and his foresaids, or any of them implementing that above condition or provision then and in that case the said Fifty acres of land shall revert and belong to my other son George Vickerson, his heirs executors or assigns unto whom I give and devise the whole of the remainder of the said Farm and others in fee simple without any restriction whatever, but only to be occupied and taken possession of by them on the death of the longest liver of my said daughters Elizabeth and Catherine as before mentioned. And also without predjudice to the Catherine as before mentioned; and also without predjudice to the first general conveyance or device by one in favour of my said daughters I hereby give and devise to them in equal proportions share and share alike and the the survivor of them, their heirs executors and assigns, the whole of my household funiture, clothes, bed and table linnen, china, silver plate, the whole of the farm stock, agricultural implements and crop of whatever nature growing or otherwise that may belong to me at the time of my death, all debts and sums of money heritable and moveable, cash or bank notes and Treasury Warrannts with the ? and receipts of the same whether in my own profession or found in the hands of others kept by them for my behalf and particularily a sum of money amounting to Sixty three pounds or upwards in the currency of the said Island lent by me at various times to my son Conrad Vickerson, Farmer, Brownston with the receipts or vouchers of the said debt and interest due or to become due on the same. And further it is my will and I hereby direct my said Daughters Elizabeth Vickerson and Catherine Vickerson and the survvivor of them as soon after my death as possible to pay out my other sons and daughters the following legacies or sums of money, William Vickerson my eldest son Farmer five shillings lawful money of said Island, the like sum to Conrad Vickerson before designed, the like sum to Mary Vickerson or Sanders wife of Charles Sanders, Farmer, St. Peters, the like sum to Anna Barbara Vickerson or Henderson wife of John Henderson, Farmer, Brackley Point Road and the like sum to Catherine Vickerson or Sanders widow of the deceased Robert Sanders Farmer, St. Peters.

CHRISTIAN YOUNKER m. MARGARET H. MOLYNEUX

b. 28 May 1808 7 Jan 1840 b. 6 Mar 1814

York River Milton Charlottetown

c. 7 Aug 1808 c. 5 Apr 1814

St. Paul's, Charlottetown St. Paul's, Charlottetown

d. 18 Feb 1899 d. 7 Oct. 1877

Charlottetown Charlottetown

bur. 20 Feb, Milton Cem. bur. 10 Oct, Milton Cem.

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Sarah Priscilla Ruth Richard "Edmund" Emily "Ann"

b. 12 Apr 1841 b. 1843 b. 28 Dec 1846 b. 1849 b. 19 Jun 1854

Lot 31 Lot 31 Kingston Kingston Lot 32

c. 12 Mar 1842 c. 16 Nov 1843 c. 5 Feb 1848 c. 21 Oct 1849 c. 22 Jan 1855

St. Paul's, Charl. St. John's, Milton St. Paul's, Charl. St. John's, Milton St. Paul's, Charl.

d. d. 13 Nov 1889 d. 18 Apr 1922 d. 1935 d. 7 Jun 1935

Brookfield Montrose

bur. bur. 21 Apr bur. 9 Jun

People's Cem. Charl. Princetown Rd. Cem. Brookfield Cem.

m. 16 May 1866 m. 13 May 1875 m. 7 Feb 1872 m. 4 Feb 1875 m. 23 Jun1887

Brookfield

JOHN COOK THEOPHILUS THOMAS DOLLAR JANE FARRELL JOHN MacSWEEN

b. abt 1834 LESTOCK AITKEN b. 14 Jun 1844 b. abt 1854 b. 6 May 1844

England b. 1842 Montague

d. 8 Dec 1915 d. 28 May 1930 d. 30 Nov 1923

Charlottetown Brookfield Colville Rd.

bur. 9 Dec bur. 1 Jun bur. 2 Dec

People's Cem. Charl. Princetown Rd. Cem. Brookfield Cem.

NOTES:

CHRISTIAN YOUNKER 1808: 1848 cencus Christian Younker, farmer of Bannockburn, Lot31 was in residence with wife and three female children under 16 yrs.

Hutchison's Directory 1864: Labourer, Hillsboro near Euston.

1881 cencus: Christian 73 yrs Lot 57 Queens, Wesleyan Methodist, living with E. Richard Yonker, his wife Jane and their children John, Ernest and Maggie.

1891 cencus Christian aged 83 yrs Methodist Lot CTA5. Died aged 90 yrs, Anglican.

Wife MARGARET H MOLYNEAUX 1814: Daughter of Henry Molyneux and Sarah Moore. Methodist. Christened by Rev. Theophilus DesBrisay book 3 page 146.

Marriage witnessed by Robert Hooper and James Cole - Island Register pg. 327.

Methodist residing Charlottetown. Died aged 64 yrs, Anglican.

EMILY "ANN" YOUNKER 1852: Presbyterian.

Husband JOHN MacSWEEN 1844: Farmer resided Colville Rd. Presbyterian. Died of a stroke.

PRISCILLA YOUNKER 1843:

Husband THEOPHILUS LESTOCK AITKEN 1842: Carpenter.

RICHARD "EDMUND" YOUNKER 1849: Farmer and carriage maker. Methodist. Resided Somerville, Mass., USA

SARAH YOUNKER 1841: Grocer. Resided Hillsboro St., Charlottetown.

Husband JOHN COOK abt 1834:

DAVID YOUNKER m. MARY ANN MOLYNEUX

b. 3 May 1812 21 Dec 1841 b. 19 Nov 1816

York River St John's, Milton Lot 25

c. 25 Jan 1813 c. 16 Jul 1823

St. Paul's, Charlottetown I St. Paul's, Charlottetown

d. 20 May 1904 d. Feb 1885

bur 22 May, Milton Cem. bur. 19 Feb 1885

I St. John's Anglican Cem., Milton

I all c. St. John's Anglican, Milton

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JOHN MARY ELIZABETH MARTHA HENRY RICHARD CHARLES GEORGE JOHN JAMES JAMES

"CONRAD" CURTIS WILSON HOOPER HENRY WILLIAM FRANKLIN ALBERT ALBERT

b. 9 Aug 1842 b. 21 Aug 1845 b. 29 Dec 1846 b. 1850/1 b. 1852 b. 14 Apr 1855 b. 10 Mar 1857 b. 1860 b. 5 May 1862

Lot 32 Rustico Rd Rustico Rd Rustico Rd Rustico Rd Milton Milton Milton Milton

c. 2 Aug c. 4 Mar c. 4 Mar 23 Nov c. 9 Sep c. 17 Oct c. 21 Jun c. 17 Oct

1843 1847 1847 1850/1 1852 1862 1860 1862

d. 27 May 1908 d. 27 Dec 1928 d. 25 May 1934 d. Mar 1851 d. d. 8 Dec 1941 d. 23 Nov 1933 d. Jul 1860 d. 5 Aug 1926

Rustico Rd New Glasgow Cape Wolfe Brookfield Hartsville bur. 10 Jul bur. 6 Aug

bur. 28 May bur. 30 Dec bur. bur. 11 Mar bur. bur. 25 Nov Milton Cem. Milton Cem.

Milton Cem. New Glasgow Cem Cape Wolfe Cem. Milton Cem Milton Cem. Princetown Rd Cem

m. 24 Nov 1869 m. 7 Oct 1868 m. 8 Feb 1872 m. 30 Sep 1877 m. 6 Sep 1881 m. 16 Apr 1886 m. 1 Oct 1884

St Johns, Milton MARY ANN BETHESDA MARGARET

SUSAN HARRIS RICHARD YEO JOHN JAMES MARIA GAY HENRIETTA COPP ABBOT GRACE WISE

b. 1835 McCOUBREY FISH b. 15 Jun 1854 b. 6 Nov 1865 b. 2 Mar 1867

Milton Cem. b. 10 Feb 1842 b. 9 Nov 1845 c. 23 Nov 1851 c. 23 Jul 1854 Princetown Rd

d. 20 Jan 1899 Cape Wolfe St Johns Milton St Johns Milton d. 2 Aug 1946

North Milton d. 15 Jan 1919 d. 15 Jun 1920 d. 28 Jan 1931 d. 20 Dec 1922 North Winsloe

bur. 22 Jan New Glasgow Cape Wolfe Loyalist Rd Darlington bur. 4 Aug

St Johns, Milton bur. bur. bur. 30 Jan bur. 24 Dec Milton Cem.

m. 26 Apr 1899 New Glasgow Cem Cape Wolfe Cem. Milton Cem. Princetown Rd Cem

North Milton

MARY LOUISA

COLES

b. 17 Nov 1865

Milton

c. 9 Apr 1866

St John's Milton

d. 3 Sep 1958

Lethbridge, Alb.

Vernon "Leith"

Reagh

b. 28 Mar 1900

Rustico Road

d. 28 Oct 1988

Lethbridge, Alb.

m. 22 Jun 1929

Lethbridge, Alb.

Orisa Green

b. 8 Mar 1911

NOTES:

DAVID YOUNKER 1812: David Younker born 1 Jun 1813 in Milton ?? Christened by Rev. DesBrisay. Marriage witnessed by Robert Hooper and James Cole - Island Register pg. 327 Married by Rev. Charles Lloyd of St. John's Anglican, Milton. 1880 Meacham's Atlas: Farmer Rustico Rd Lot 32

1881 cencus: 68 yrs, CofE Farmer, Lot 32, Queens. Farmer with wife, 4 sons and daughter-in-law. 1891 cencus living with son James. 80 yrs, Lot 24, C of E. 1901 cencus David aged 88 Methodist Lot 23 E1.

D Younker 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 28 acres.

Wife MARY ANN MOLYNEAUX 1816: Christened by Rev. LC Jenkins - book 1 page 5. Marriage witnessed by Robert Hooper and James Cole - Island Register pg. 327

1881 cencus: 66 yrs C of E, Lot 32.

GEORGE WIILIAM YOUNKER 1855: 1901 - 46 yrs, Lot 32, English Church. Died aged 87 yrs, Anglican.

Wife MARY ANN "HENRIETTA" COPP 1854: 1891 - 35 yrs, Lot 32, English Church. 1901 - 45 yrs, Lot 32, English Church. Died aged 75 yrs, Anglican.

HENRY RICHARD HOOPER YOUNKER abt 1850: Butcher.

Wife MARIA GAY:

JAMES ALBERT YOUNKER 1862: 1891 - 29 yrs, Lot 24, C of E. 1901 - 38 yrs, Lot 24, C of E. Died from car accident aged 66 yrs.

Wife MARGARET GRACE WISE 1867: 1891 - 25 yrs, Lot 24, Methodist. 1901 - 34 yrs, Lot 24, Methodist. Died aged 80 yrs.

JOHN "CONRAD" YOUNKER 1842: Died aged 66 yrs, Anglican.

Wife SUSAN HARRIS 1835: Married by Rev. Dr. John Herbert Read of St. John's Anglican, Milton. 1891 - 57 yrs, Lot 32, C of E.Died aged 66 yrs, Anglican.

Wife MARY LOUISA COLES 1865: Daughter of John A. Coles and Mary Ann Hooper. Married by Rev. Thomas Blanchard Reagh of St. John's Anglican Church, Milton. Resided Lethbridge Alberta. 1901 - 36 yrs, Lot 32, English Church.

JOHN FRANKLIN YOUNKER 1857: 1891 - 34 yrs, Lot 32, Methodist. 1901 - 44 yrs, Lot 32, Methodist.

Wife BETHESDA ABBOT 1865: 1891 - 25 yrs, Lot 32, Methodist. 1901 - 35 yrs, Lot 32, Methodist.

MARTHA WILSON YOUNKER 1846:

Husband JOHN JAMES FISH 1845: Farmer resided Cape Wolfe.

MARY ANN MOLYNEUX 1816:

Husband DAVID YOUNKER 1812: Farmer

MARY ELIZABETH CURTIS YOUNKER 1845: Church of England.

Husband RICHARD YEO McCOUBREY 1842: Postmaster, Farmer, Harness Maker. Methodist. Resided New Glasgow.

CATHERINE (KITTY) YOUNKER m. HENRY HOOPER

b. 30 Dec 1804 11 Dec 1836 b. 8 Aug 1810

Milton Charlottetown

c. 10 Mar 1805 c. 25 Dec 1810

St. Pauls, Charlottetown St. Pauls, Charlottetown

d. 14 Apr 1894 d. 19 Nov 1900

North Milton Milton

bur. 16 Apr bur. 21 Nov

Milton Cem. Milton Cem.

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JANE ELIZABETH JAMES MOORE BENJAMIN WILLIAM DAVID CONROY MARY REBECCA

b. 10 Nov 1837 b. 24 May 1840 b. abt 1842 b. 22 Dec 1844 abt 1847

c. 1 Jul 1838 c. 14 Feb 1841 c. 20 Aug 1843 c. 12 Feb 1846 c. 18 Apr 1847

St Pauls, Charlottetown St Pauls, Charlottetown St Johns, Milton St Johns, Milton St Johns, Milton

d. 23 Dec 1854 d. 2 May 1916 d. 3 Nov 1885 d. 30 Dec 1923 d. 18 Mar 1890

Rustico Rd Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown

bur. 25 Dec bur. 4 May bur. 5 Nov bur. 1 Jan 1824 bur. 20 Mar

Milton Cem. Milton Cem. Milton Cem. Milton Cem. Milton Cem.

m. 21 Dec 1867 m. 25 Nov 1868 m. 12 Feb 1870 m. 8 Jan 1873

Milton Milton

MARGARET JANE HANNAH SAUNDERS LOUISA PEARDON ALEXANDER

COLES b. 15 Oct 1852 b. 21 Jan 1850 HORNE

b. 30 May 1849 Winsloe Rd b. 18 Jul 1846

Milton d. 12 Aug 1930 d. 1933 Winsloe

c. 30 May 1850 Gaytown, Charlottetown Charlottetown d. 21 Dec 1924

St Johns, Milton bur. bur. bur. 23 Dec

d. 3 Apr 1933 Milton Cem. Milton Cem. Milton Cem.

Charlottetown

bur. 4 Apr

Milton Cem.

NOTES:

DAVID CONROY 1844: Died 161 Euston Rd.

Wife LOUISA PEARDON 1850:

CATHERINE (KITTY) YOUNKER 1804: Daughter of Conrad Younker and Ruth Myers. Religion - Church of England.

Husband HENRY HOOPER 1810: Son of David Hooper and Jane Moore. Religion - Church of England. C of E. Witnesses at marriage David Hooper and Conrad Younker.

Henry Hooper 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 22.5 acres.

Henry Hooper 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 70 acres.(church on property).

Henry Hooper 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 10 acres.

? Hooper 1880 Property owner, Lot 32 - 30 acres.

Hen Hooper - 1880 Property owner, Lot 31/32 - 33.3 acres

MARY REBECCA abt 1847: Died of disease to the stomach.

Husband ALEXANDER HORNE 1846: Mercant resided Charlottetown.