Jane Amelia Weekes (McGillivray)
	Name:	Jane Amelia Weekes
	Birth:	December 25, 1845
	Death:	February 24, 1927
	Grave:	Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls ON
	Spouse:	William McGillivray
	Birth:	September 15, 1845
	Death:	February 13, 1930
	Grave:	Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls ON
	Marriage:	6.2.1876
	Parents:	Jane: Edward Fullerton Weekes and Mary Jane McAuley William: John McGillivray and Ellen
	Children:	William Edward, Minnie E. (Mary) (Patience) , Mabel, George Stanley
	Jane's Death Registration William's Death Registration Letter from William to his father - 1861
Jane Amelia Weekes (with William?)

Perth Courier, June 9, 1876
"At the residence of the bride's father on 26th May, by Rev A L Patterson, Mr Wm McGillivray, of Smiths Falls, to Miss Jane Amelia, eldest daughter of Edward F Weekes, Esq, JP of Lombardy."

From: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/leeds76.htm
[Note that there are a few factual typos in the original version of this report.]
"5527-76 William McGILLIVRAY, 32, widower, mechanic, Orkney Island Scotland, Smith Falls, s/o James & Ellen, married Jane Emilia WEEKES, 27, Smith Falls, Lombardy, d/o Edward F. & Emelia, witn: Alexander McGILLIVRAY of Smith Falls & Anna McGREGOR of Lombardy, 2 June 1876 at Lombardy, Elmsley"

Minnie and William McGillivray Sr.

4 Generations - October 1927
William McGillivray Sr., Minnie Patience, Marvin McKay, Mabel McKay

At the time of the registration of William Jr.'s birth, William Sr. was listed on the birth registration as a carpenter. Later, William worked at the police station, and Jane cooked meals for the prisoners. They lived at 52 Market St., Smiths Falls.  William had children, Madeline, James and Horatio, from his first marriage (Marian Rathey 1842-1872). Jane and William's son Stan worked on the CPR. William (called Ginny) was a butcher, with no family.  Mary was known as Minnie.

James, Horatio and William were among the people who migrated into Smiths Falls in the 1870s and 1880s. James was a carpenter. Horatio was a grocer. William was a blacksmith.