The United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada

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1 1 The United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada 50 Baldwin Street, Suite 202, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1L4 Telephone (416) Fax (416) CERTIFICATE APPLICATION BRANCH: VANCOUVER Applicant Title Name in full. KENDALL, Robyn Sue Certificate issued 11 Apr 2011 Maiden Name Phone Address address Postal Code Occupation Married at Husband/Wife Full Name Son or Dau of (Names in Full and s) Privacy Loyalist Ancestor Information Loyalist Ancestor ANGUISH, Jacob Military Service (Rank & Regt. If known) Where Settled (date & Location) Ranger, Indian Department (June 1777) Sergeant, Butler s Rangers (Walter Butler s Company 24 Dec 1777; Dame s Company 30 Nov 1783) 1784 Niagara, ON

2 2 Applicant Line of Descent From a Loyalist Ancestor Loyalist Ancestor ANGUISH, Jacob Military Service (rank & regt ) Where Settled (date & Location) st Great 2 nd Great 3 rd Great 4 th Great 5 th Great 6 th Great 7 h Great 8 th Great 9 th Great 10 h Great Ranger, Indian Department (June 1777) Sergeant, Butler s Rangers (Walter Butler s Company 24 Dec 1777; Dame s Company 30 Nov 1783) 1784 Niagara, ON Born Married Died (year) (year) (year) Privacy Privacy Privacy Privacy CRONK, Joseph Stanley ANGUISH, Hazel Ruth ANGUISH, Adrian Edward LONG, Annie Bell ANGUISH, Lewis Napoleon MATTHEWS, Fannie Ann ANGUISH, John STROHM, Permilla ANGUISH, Lewis DECEW (DE COU), Margaret ANGUISH, Henry also a LOYALIST LANE, Elizabeth ANGUISH, Jacob LOYALIST LNU, Elizabeth c 1805 c 1765 c 1720 c c

3 parents 3 3. CRONK, Joseph Stanley Son of CRONK, Joseph HEWSON, Hannah Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 09 Jan 1908 Married at Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 14 Oct 1927 Residence Brantford, Brant County, Ontario Occupation Telegraph Operator Westminster Cemetery Toronto, York County, Ontario 03 Nov 1968 Pinellas, Florida ANGUISH, Hazel Ruth Daughter of ANGUISH, Adrian LONG, Annie Occupation Housewife Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 24 July 1908 Westminster Cemetery Toronto, York County, Ontario Privacy 17 Mar 2003 Sutton, Ontario 1 st Great parents 4. ANGUISH, Adrian Edward Son of ANGUISH, Lewis MATTHEWS, Fannie Balmoral, Haldimand County, Ontario 26 Apr 1887 Married at Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 25 Dec 1906 Residence Brantford, Brant County, Ontario Occupation Confectioner Brantford, Ontario 30 Oct 1957 Brantford, Ontario LONG, Annie Bell Daughter of LONG, Joshua SMITH, Mary Occupation Housewife Newport, Brant County, Ontario 22 Apr 1889 Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 15 May 1953 Brantford, Ontario Hazel Ruth ( ) m 1927 Joseph Stanley Cronk ( ); Karus Loray ( ) m Eric RICHARDS, Unnamed (June 1927) (died at birth)

4 2 nd Great parents 4 5. ANGUISH, Lewis Napoleon Son of ANGUISH, John STROHM, Permilla Rainham Township, 02 Jun 1851 Haldimand County, Ontario Married at North Cayuga Township, 02 Sept 1884 Haldimand County, Ontario Residence Rainham Township, Occupation Carpenter Haldimand County, Ontario Farmington Ground, Ontario 06 May 1922 MATTHEWS, Fannie Ann Daughter of MATTHEWS, Nicholas KRAMPH, Louisa Occupation Housewife York, York County, Ontario 24 Jan 1857 Mount Hope Cemetery, Brantford, Brant County, Ontario 08 Sep 1919 Brant, Ontario Edward; Louisa m Archie CAMPBELL; Adrian Edward ( ) m 1906 Annie Bell LONG ( ); Pearl ( ) m William SIMMONDS ( ); Cecil ( ) m 1912 Annie JAQUES ( ); Permilla (b: 1893) m Edgar MacALISSTER; John Lewis (b: 1896) m 1916 Annie Emeline BRACKENBURY (b: 1898)

5 3 rd Great parents 5 6. ANGUISH, John Son of ANGUISH, Lewis DE COU, Margaret 08 Apr 1824 Married at Ontario 29 Jan 1850 Residence Nelles Corners, Haldimand County, Occupation Farmer Ontario Balmoral Cemetery, Rainham Township, Haldimand County, Ontario 25 Dec 1906 Rainham, Ontario STROHM, Permilla Daughter of STROHM, Jacob ROBERTS, Phlinda Occupation Housewife Ontario 29 Sep 1829 Balmoral Cemetery, Rainham Township, 03 Jun 1909 Haldimand County, Ontario Rainham, Ontario Lewis Napoleon ( ) m 1884 Fannie Ann MATTHEWS ( ); Philinda ( ); Jacob ( ) m 1889 Margaret Rebecca FORESTER ( ); Esther ( ) m 1883 James Albert DRINKWATER ); Margaret Jane ( ) m 1893 George Henry DRINKWATER ( ); Percilla( ); Permilla Ann ( ) m 1883 John Gill FLEMING ( ); Eber ( ) m 1890 Annie FESS (d: 1949); John Dennis ( ) m 1894 Jean PALMER (d: 1966); Mary Lydia ( ) m 1894 Ulysses Seymour ROSS ( ); Gilbert C Gordon ( ); Philip S. ( ); Sarah Elizabeth ( ) m 1909 Thomas Edward MILLER ( )

6 4 th Great parents 6 7. ANGUISH, Lewis Son of ANGUISH, Henry LANE, Elizabeth Upper Canada 20 Apr 1794 Married Ontario 1820 at Residence Rainham Township, Occupation Farmer Haldimand County, Ontario Balmoral Cemetery, Rainham Township, Haldimand County, 17 Aug 1868 Rainham, Ontario Ontario DECEW (DE COU), Margaret Daughter of DECEW, Eber BAUMWART, Susan Occupatio Housewife n and spouses Woodhouse Township, Norfolk County, Upper Canada About 1805 Balmoral Cemetery, 28 Jun 1851 Rainham Twp., Haldimand County, Ontario Rainham, Ontario With 1 st wife Margaret DeCou: Henry ( ) m Ellen (b: 1823); Eber ( ) m 1850 Margaret HANNAH ( ); John ( ) m 1850 Permilla STROHM ( ); Unnamed ( died at birth); Susannah ( ) m Michael DOUGHERTY; Jacob ( ) m 1854 Priscilla STROHM ( ); Abner (b: 1833) m 1862 Elizabeth STONIMAN (b: 1842); William ( ) m 1863 Mary Elizabeth DUNCAN ( ); Chapin ( ) m 1879 Mary STERNAMAN (b: 1841); Mary Jane ( ) m 1863 Andrew MOULTON ( ); Margaret Ann ( ) m 1858 Benjamin ULLMAN ( ); James L. ( ); Nancy ( ) m 1868 N.P. FINCH (b: 1845); Robert ( ) m 1870 Martha VANDERBURGH ( ) With 2 nd wife Hester PICK: Michael ( ); Nichol (b: 1853); Susan ( ) m Henry A. HELD Elizabeth (b: 1857) m. William RUTHERFORD Eliza (b: 1860) m. Andrew VANDERBURG

7 5th Great parents 7 8. ANGUISH, Henry (also a LOYALIST) Son of ANGUISH, Jacob Unknown, Elizabeth* (see note) Married at Residence Occupation Bertie Township, Welland County, ON Occupation Farmer LNU, Elizabeth Daughter of Unknown Loyalist (as per Ontario land records) Housewife Jacob; Jane Anne; Mary; Elizabeth (b: 1793); Lewis ( ) m 1 st 1820, Margaret DECEW / DE COU m 2 nd 1852, Hester PICK ( ) * NB: According to Ontario Land Grant records, Henry Anguish s wife, Elizabeth, was the daughter of a Loyalist, however, her maiden name has yet to be discovered.

8 6 th Great parents 9. ANGUISH (ENCKISCH), Jacob - LOYALIST Son of Married at 8 Germany About 1720 arrived 09 Sep 1751 on the ship 'Patience' settled at Plymouth on the Shawana Flats, Luzerne County, PA; removed to Stone Arabia, New York About 1752 Residence Occupation Farmer LNU, Elizabeth Daughter of Occupation EMIGRATION Housewife John ( ) m 1779 Anna Nancy KLOCK ( ); Maria (b: 1756) m Peter EIGENBRADT; Barbara (b: 1760) m Frank GARRISON; Jacob (b: 1763) m 1783 Susanna MOHLER ( ); Henry (b: 1765) m Elizabeth LEWIS; Hannah (b: 1767) m Henry PUTNAM; Elizabeth (1773) m Peter LAWR About 1797 About 1729 Jacob ENCKISCH emigrated from Germany, arriving in Philadelphia on September 9, 1751 on the ship Patience. The ship record can be found in the following book: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776 : with a statement of the names of ships, whence they sailed, and the date of their arrival at Philadelphia, chronologically arranged, together with the necessary historical and other notes, also, an appendix containing lists of more than one thousand German and French names in New York prior to 1712 (1876) Text of book for searching Book in pdf and other formats The first 50 pages of this 550 page tome (in German and English) is filled with interesting historical notes, and Jacob's name appears on page 249.

9 Transcribed by Robyn Kendall on August 5, The Haldimand Papers, B.105 Correspondence with officers at Niagara , Add folio , Department of Manuscripts, British Library, London, England. To Lieut. Colonel De Peyster Commanding Niagara, Etc Etc Etc (?) The Petition of Jacob Anguish, late a Ranger in Lieut. Colonel Butler s Corps Most humbly therewith, That your Petitioner in the year 1777 quitted his Habitation near the Susquahanna, and joined Lieut. Colonel Butler, under whose Command he went on the Expedition against Fort Stanwix, and was present at the Battle of Orisca -- That when the Army retreated, he obtained permission From Lieut. Col. St. Ledger to return Home, in order to bring off his Family; but having the misfortune to be taken Prisoner on his journey, he was put into a dungeon at Hartford where he was detained nine months. That during this confinement his sufferings had reduced him to such a state, that the Americans found it necessary to release him, and permit him to return to his Home -- That on arriving there he found that a Party of Indians had plundered his House and carried off his Wife and Prisoners; he therefore joined Colonel Butler a second time, and went with him on the Expedition against Wioming -- That during the time that your Petitioner remained in the Dungeon at Hartford, he was subjected to all the Sufferings which Pain, Sickness, and intense cold could produce -- That as he lay on the ground, his clothes were sometimes frozen to it; and that one morning, his Heel was frozen so fast in the Mud, that he was obliged to get one of his fellow Prisoners to disengage it, being himself himself <sic> so reduced by Sickness that he was incapable of making any Effort -- That having been ever afterwards troubled with pains in that Foot and Leg, an Ulcer at last broke out upon the Heel, attended with a disease of the Bone -- That after having undergone great Torments for near two years, he was, upon the Reduction of the Corps of Rangers, admitted into the Garrison Hospital at Niagara, where the Surgeons have found it absolutely necessary to cut off his Leg. -- That being now fifty nine years of Age; deprived of a Limb; and much reduced by a long course of Sickness and Distress, he is utterly incapable of maintaining himself and his Wife; and that they must therefore be reduced to the greatest Misery, unless His Excellency the Commander in Chief should take their case into consideration and be graciously pleased to make some small Provision for them -- That your Petitioner humbly hopes, that in case he should not recover from the operation, His Excellency will nevertheless extend his Bounty towards his helpless Widow now between Fifty and Sixty years of Age -- Your Petitioner concludes with humbly intreating that you would be pleased to lay his situation before His Excellency the Commander in Chief; and he will as in duty bound ever pray (signed) Jacob X Anguish Niagara 4th Aug 1784 I hereby certify the truth of the above Representation, and although I could not be a witness of his sufferings in the Dungeon, I think it necessary to observe that when he joined me at Tioga, his Limb was still swell d to an enormous size -- (signed) John Butler Lieut. Col

10 PROOFS OF LINEAL DESCENT 1. Applicant Privacy Proof Privacy 2. Parent Privacy Proof Privacy 3. parent ANGUISH, Hazel Ruth, the DAUGHTER of Adrian Edward ANGUISH 10 Proof 3 Registration, Province of Ontario, County of Brant, Division of Brantford, Page 392, No. 92, Registration No , of Registration August 17, st Great ANGUISH, Adrian Edward, the SON of Lewis Napoleon ANGUISH parent Proof 4A Marriage Registration, Province of Ontario, County of Brant, Division of City of Brantford, Page 915, No. 128, Registration No , of Registration December 26, B 1901 Census of Canada, Province of Ontario, District No. 67 (Haldimand County), Sub- District No. K, Polling Sub-Division, 2 (Rainham), Page 12, Lines nd Great ANGUISH, Lewis Napoleon, the SON of John ANGUISH parent Proof 5A Marriage Registration, Province of Ontario, District of Haldimand, Division of North Cayuga, Page 561, No. 2, Registration No , of Marriage September 2, B 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, District No. 13 (Haldimand County), Sub-District No. 112 (Rainham), Page 15, Lines rd Great ANGUISH, John, the SON of Lewis ANGUISH parent Proof 6A 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, District No. 13 (Haldimand County), Sub-District No. 112 (Rainham), Page 15, Lines B Plot #47, Balmoral Cemetery Transcription, Rainham Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Compiled by North Erie Shore Historical Society, Microfilm MS451, Reel 52, Archives of Ontario 7. 4 th Great ANGUISH, Lewis, the SON of Henry ANGUISH parent Proof 7A Order for land as the son of Henry Anguish, of the Township of Bertie a UE Loyalist 7B An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler s Rangers with Documentary Sources, Compiled and Arranged by Lieutenant Colonel William A. Smy, OMM, CD, UE, Published 2004, page 37 7C Plot #101, Balmoral Cemetery Transcription, Rainham Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Compiled by North Erie Shore Historical Society, Microfilm MS451, Reel 52, Archives of Ontario 8. 5 th Great ANGUISH, Henry (also a LOYALIST), the SON of Jacob ANGUISH, LOYALIST parent Proof 8A On the "Old Executive List" in the Haldimand Papers; RG1, L7, Volume 52A; Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, ON 8B An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler s Rangers with Documentary Sources, Compiled and Arranged by Lieutenant Colonel William A. Smy, OMM, CD, UE, Published 2004, page th Great ANGUISH, Jacob LOYALIST parent Proof 9A Petition (and subsequent order of land) of Elizabeth Anguish as the widow of Jacob Anguish late of Butlers Rangers 9B An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler s Rangers with Documentary Sources, Compiled and Arranged by Lieutenant Colonel William A. Smy, OMM, CD, UE, Published 2004, page 37