THE LANARK ERA Wed. Sept. 17th, 1924 - marriage
Eganville, ON, Wed. Sept. 10th, 1924, Carrie May Weeks, daughter of Samuel Weeks and the late Mrs. Weeks, to Stanley Stratton of Ottawa.

17829-24 (Renfrew Co) Stanley STRATTON, 30, clerk, Brockville, Ottawa, s/o Richard STRATTON b. Toledo & Hanny LOVE married Carrie May WEEKS, 31, clerk, Renfrew, Eganville, d/o Samuel WEEKS b. Devonshire England & Jane CRAWFORD, witn: Emily WEEKS & Ross W. WEEKS of Eganville, 3 Sept 1924, Eganville

From https://www.jamescobban.net/FamilyTree/legacyIndivid.php?idir=39549
William Weekes was born about 1794 in England. He lived in 1827 in England. He lived in 1831 at Pennsylvania, USA. He worked as a Farmer from 1852 to 1861 at Mosa, Middlesex, ON, CA. He married Elizabeth between 1822 and 1826 in England.

Also: http://loonfoot.com/Leonard/LeonardScrapbook/Weekes/tree.htm
William Weekes (1794-1881) m Elizabeth Grey (1804-1874), emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1828

From Abel Seneca Weekes' biography: "William Weekes, father of Abel, was born in London, England, in 1827. He was brought to this country when he was two years of age by his parents, who stayed for a short time in Pennsylvania, USA. Then they came to St. Thomas Ont. When but ten years of age they moved to a farm in Mosa Township. In 1840 this farm was sold, and the farm across the road purchased. To this farm, the son William brought his bride, Lydia Jane Edwards in 1855. There they raised their family of thirteen children, giving each one an High School education. Mr. William Weekes died in 1910, and Mrs. Weekes in 1921."

From The Permanent Nature of Everything: A Memoir By Judith Cowan: "... William Weekes, had married Lydia Jane Edwards who was descended from a Loyalist named Seneca Edwards. Seneca's father had been a Welshman, but his mother was a member of the Seneca nation, and the family was proud of possessing Iroquoain blood. Although William Weekes was a farmer, he educated his children. One of his sons became a doctor, others were notaries or lawyers and Edith Annie was brought up learning to draw, paint and play the guitar."

Alfred Wesley Weekes was the son of William Weekes and Lydia Jane Edwards. He was born on 21 February 1870 at Mosa, Middlesex, ON, CA. He worked as a Farmer in 1916 at SK.

He married Martha Rosamond Munson on 31 December 1902 at Ekfrid, Middlesex, ON, CA.

Martha Rosamond Munson was the daughter of Richard S. Munson and Martha Howell. She was born on 8 May 1872 at Dorchester North, Middlesex, ON, CA. She died on 17 February 1907 .She was buried at Eddie Cemetery, Ekfrid, Middlesex, ON, CA.

He married Margaret A. Reycraft after 1907.

Father of Richard Weekes, of Honychurch; Simon Weeks and Robert Weeks. Rector of Lydford & Sampford Courtenay.

See http://www.wykes.org/wykefami.pdf for much more detail.

"Isaac Weeks was a farmer, and on coming to Prince Edward County secured the identical farm now owned and occupied by Albert McDonald, lot 7, Stinson Block, and comprising one hundred acres.
The Pioneer is said to have been a man of large physical build, and, like many of the settlers, especially the Dutchmen among them, of immense strength. He was also a man noted among his fellows for physical and moral courage. It was consequently a matter of regret, as only such men experience in such circumstances, that in 1812, owing to a serious illness (a thing not uncommon among the first pioneers), it was impossible for him to take any part in the war. While present at a "bee," held to assist one of his neighbors, he met with the accident which seriously impaired all his powers for the rest of his days. He was bearing down on a lever which was being used to loosen frozen soil, when the lever slipped, allowing him to fall backwards. His head came in contact with a stone with such force as to produce concussion of the brain and injured his spine so as to produce considerable paralysis. He was never able to work again, nor could he ever after even walk without some form of support. Still he lived on until he was seventy-seven years of age. He died on his own farm and lies buried there, by the side of his wife, nee Nellie Mastin, who died in 1864. Headstones raised to both are to be seen in the old Weeks Cemetery. The Pioneer's youngest son, John, in the days of his father's infirmity, had resting places made where the invalid could stop as he walked with the support of his canes to the pond which lay at the back of the farm. "

Mary Brooks
1812-

Salley Clark
1829-1905

Married Mary Brooks - 10 children. Married 2nd Sarah "Salley" Clarke - 10 more children.

1901 Census

Thursday, December 9th, 1918 (Picton Gazette)
Consecon
An old and highly respected resident of Consecon and vicinity passed to her long rest on Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eber Weeks; namely, Mrs. Robert S. Jones. The funeral service was held at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. Weeks, on Saturday, Rev. J. A. Poston, rector of Ameliasburg, officiating. Mrs. Jones was an ardent member of the Church of England. The Rev. W. Grant Jones, B.A., L.S.T., rector of Newington, is one of her sons. The other son, Mr. Leslie Jones, lives on the homestead near Hillier. Mrs. Hilton Clapp, Wellington and Mrs. E. Weeks, Consecon, are her daughters. Though a great sufferer for years, she bore it patiently and the sympathy of the community is extended to the family and friends. (Plot 164, R7S13)

Wednesday, August 20th, 1930 (Picton Gazette)
Obituary Mrs. Eber Weeks
Very sudden and unexpected was the death on Thursday last of Mrs. Eber Weeks, Consecon. She had been enjoying good health and passed away as a result of an obstruction in the throat. A gloom was cast over the community when the sad news was learned. Mrs. Weeks was a highly esteemed resident and a great worker in the interests of the church and community. She was an active member of the Women’s Institute and other societies. Mrs. Weeks was born in Consecon, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jones and spent all her life in the county. She leaves her husband, one daughter Mary Weeks, a sister, Mrs. Hilton Clapp of Stoughton, Saskatchewan and two brothers, Rev. Canon W. Jones and Leslie Jones on the farm. The funeral service was held Monday, many sympathizing friends gathering to pay their last respects. Lovely flowers bore silent testimony to the esteem in which the deceased was held. (Plot 180B, R8S13)

Wednesday, October 1st, 1930 (Picton Gazette) Eber Weeks The death occurred at Consecon on Friday, after a lengthy illness, of Eber Weeks, a life long resident of that place. Mr. Weeks was born on the farm on which he died. It was only a few weeks ago that Mrs. Weeks passed suddenly away. They leave one daughter, Mary at home. His two sisters predeceased him. The funeral service at his late residence on Sunday afternoon was largely attended. Internment was made in Hillier Cemetery. (Plot 180A, R8S13)

Saturday, October 4th, 1930 (Picton Gazette) Consecon Road Several from the road attended the funeral of the late Eber Weeks on Sunday and Miss Bernice Weeks on Monday. Friends from the road extend their deepest sympathy to the sorrowing relatives of both Mr. Weeks and Miss Weeks. (Plot 180A, R8S13)

1911 Census

#017745-09 William George ALEXANDER, 19, farmer, of Hillier Twp., s/o William ALEXANDER, farmer & Ellen WEEKS, married Norma Bland-- THOMPSON, 21, farmer's daughter, of Hillier Twp, d/o Walter THOMPSON, farmer & Laura SMITH, witn: Bentley WEEKS & Annie THOMPSON, both of Hillier, 17 Feb. 1909 at Hillier Twp.,

Friday, January 7th, 1949 (Picton Gazette)
Obituary George W. Alexander
The funeral of George W. Alexander, who died on December 21st at his home in Hillier, was conducted on December 23rd in Christ Church, Hillier, by Rev. C. P. Heaven. Internment was in Christ Church Cemetery, pall bearers being: Hugh Weir, Norman and Sherman Foster, Harold Adams, Lewis McFaul and Fred Way. The profusion of lovely floral tributes included those from Pleasant Bay residents and Hillier Township Councillors and officials. There was an exceptionally large attendance of relatives and friends as a mark of the high esteem in which he was held. Mr. Alexander for many years successfully managed the large stock and grain farm of the late McGregor Young. During the last few years he was also a valued foreman of the Hillier Road system. He was mail courier for Hillier Route No. 2 for 18 years and had the best wishes of all the box holders on his route. He served as a trustee of Hillier School. Blessed by a large family, the home was the scene of many happy get-togethers. Born in Hillier, all his life was spent in the township. He was born June 1st, 1888, a son of William Alexander and his wife Ella Weeks. Survivors are his wife, formerly Norma B. Thompson; nine daughters and three sons: Mrs. John Badgely, Hillier; Mrs. Herman Weese, Mrs. Andrew Haight, Mrs. Clifford Munroe, Consecon; Mrs. Milton Caster and Mrs. George Brown, Toronto; Mrs. Hazen Gould, Trenton; Miss Lorena and Georgetta at home; Wallace at home; Donald, Consecon and Gordon at home. (Plot 445, R18S20)

1901 Census

1911 Census

010435-90 Samuel Jas. WEEKS, 42, Yeoman, Hillier, same, s/o Minard F. & Charlotte WEEKS, married Harriet Sophrona WRIGHT, 42, Hallowell, Hillier, d/o James D. & Asenath M. WEEKS (sic). Witn: Mr. & Mrs. G. REDNER, both of Ameliasburgh. May 7, 1890, Rednerville,

1901 Census

"Samuel Weeks married Catherine Wynn and settled in Hillier. He had one son, Solomon, who married Susan Young and settled in Ameliasburgh, and three daughters, one of whom, Nancy M., married Dr. Derringer and settled in Hillier. This pioneer, a United Empire Loyalist, like his brother Isaac, secured land on the shore of Weller's Bay, known at that time as The Point, and which afterwards was called Stinson's Block, where he worked in conjunction with his brother, Isaac. He also engaged in the calling of a clergyman. Mrs. William Robison, of Consecon, is a granddaughter of the Pioneer, Samuel Weeks, and has charge of the mails. James C. Weeks, a grandson of the Pioneer, cultivates a farm adjacent to Consecon. The descendants of the two pioneers, Isaac and Samuel, are very numerous in the district of Hillier. Samuel died in 1833, in his fifty-ninth year, and his wife, nee Catherine Wynn, in 1870, in the seventy-sixth year of her age."

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Solomon S. Weeks
August 19, 1816, NY, USA - January 5, 1873

Information on Solomon and Sarah is from their ggggranddaughter. 
Also: https://www.geni.com/people/Solomon-Weeks/6000000018273667127
http://holley.whiskeybay.net/report/fam836.html
He married Sarah A. YOUNG 1833. He died abt. 1885 in Prince Edward Co, Ontario, Canada. Sarah A. YOUNG,

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"1852 Census: Ameliasburg, Prince Edward, Canada West; 41 Weeks, Solomon S Farmer United States Wesleyan Methodist 37 M; 42 Weeks, Susan Spinster Canada Wesleyan Methodist 31 F; 43 Weeks, Solomon Junr Canada Wesleyan Methodist 12 M; 44 Weeks, Sarah C. Canada Wesleyan Methodist 8 F; 45 Weeks, Freeman Canada Wesleyan Methodist 6 M 501; 46 Weeks, Saml Canada Wesleyan Methodist 5 M 50; 47 Weeks, Randall Canada Wesleyan Methodist 2 M"

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1901 census

010012-85 James C. WEEKS, 26, Ameliasburgh, Consecon, Butcher, s/o Solomon S. & Susan WEEKS married Jennie WEEKS, 24, Hillier, Consecon, d/o Stephen & Sarah WEEKS. Wtn: George LOCIE of Consecon and Ella WEEKS of Consecon on February 18, 1885 at Consecon

1901 Census

009467-79 Harmon W. WEEKS, 21, Hillier, Consecon, Carpenter, s/o John Harmon & Minnie Hunt WEEKS married Almedia YOUNG, 23, Ameliasburg, Consecon, d/o John A. & Susan Nix YOUNG. Wtn: Mrs. A. CUNNINGHAM and Mrs. LUFFMAN of Wellington on January 1, 1879 at Wellington

"WEEKS / Harmon W. Weeks 1857-1921 / His Wife Almeda Young 1855-1944 / Wilfred W. Ward 1882-1946/ His Wife Lola Rae Weeks 1886-1947" - Albury Church Cemetery, PEC

1901 Census

#017744-09 Wilfred William WARD, 26, farmer, of Consecon, s/o Joseph John WARD & Mary J. BURR, married Lola Rae WEEKS, 22, school teacher, of Consecon, d/o Harmon W. WEEKS & Almeda YOUNG, witn: Rosy H. WARD, 312 East St., Kingston & Nellie T. WEEKS, Consecon, 26 Dec 1908 at Consecon

George R. STONEBURGH (or Stineburgh?), 22, Canada, Ameliasburgh, s/o Jacob & Catherine, married Fanny C. WEEKS, 1-, Canada, Ameliasburgh, d/o Morris & Mary J., witn: Morris & Mary J. WEEKS, 11 May 1862

010484-92 David SHANNON, 50, farmer, South Marysburgh, Picton, s/o Neil & Isabella married Emma GOODWIN, 30, Picton, same, d/o John GOODWIN & Sarah WEEKS, witn: David & Ella GOODWIN both of Picton on Jan. 11 1892 at Picton. (RC)

Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte..., page 358

III. John Goodwin, m. Sarah Weeks; set. Athol. Issue: (1) James, (2) Catharine, (3) Phoebe A., (4) Frank, (5) Mary, (6) Martha, (7) George W., (8) Eliza, (9) Robert, (10) Hannah, (11) William H., (12) Annie, (13) Ella, and (14) Emma. ...

See III. The John Goodwin Branch:
(1) James Goodwin, d. unm., aged 46 yrs.
(2) Catharine Goodwin, m. Daniel O'Keefe; set. Belleville.
(3) Pheobe A. Goodwin, m. Allan M. Young; set. Athol. No issue.
(4) Frank Goodwin, unm.; set. Athol.
(5) Mary Goodwin, m. Patrick Bond; set. Athol.
(6) Martha Goodwin, unm.; set. Picton.
(7) George W. Goodwin, m. Bridget Smith; set. Picton. No issue.
(8) Eliza Goodwin, unm.; set. Athol.
(9) Robert G. Goodwin, m. 1st, Margaret Way, and 2nd.Celia McKenna; set. Athol. Issue: by 1st, (a) John,and by 2nd, (b) Llewellyn, (c) William, (d) Kathleen,and (e) Mark.
(10) Hannah Goodwin, m. Lawrence Way; set. Tamworth. Issue: (a) William, (b) George, (c) Allen, (d) Aileen,(e) Margaret, (f) Raymond, (g) Adian, and (h) Helen.
(11) William H. Goodwin, unm.; set. Athol.
(12) Annie Goodwin, m. John Moore; set. Picton. Issue: (a) Edith, and (b) Sarah.
(13) Ella Goodwin, m. Clayton Morrison; set. Alexander, Man.
(14) Emma Goodwin, m. David Shannon; set. Picton. Issue:(a) Genevieve, and (b) David A.

#014160-00 - Talbert C. MORRISON, 30, farm laborer, widower, Prince Edward Co., same, s/o Reuben MORRISON & Mary RICHARDSON, married Ellie GOODWIN, 39, milliner, Prince Edward Co., same, d/o John GOODWIN & Sarah WEEKS, witn: John & Ann MOORE of Picton, 6 Sept 1900 at Picton

012705-97 Albert E. HAY, 25, farmer,, Sophiasburgh, same, s/o Israel T. HAY & Mary A. FOSTER, married Annie Luella MILLS, 21, Demorestville, same, d/o Thomas MILLS & Ella WEEKS, witn: Arnold d. HAY of Sophiasburgh & Aleena MILLS of Chicago Ill. USA., on Sept. 6, 1897 at Demorestville, Sophiasburgh

#010402-88 - Manson GOULD, 34, yeoman, Murray, Percy, s/o George & Sarah, married Phebe WEEKS, 37, widow, Percy, Consecon, d/o Phebe Ann & Robert MAIDENS, witnesses were Charles & Victoria JACKSON of Murray, July 20, 1888 at Ameliasburgh

#009383-79 David E. SPRUNG, 22, yeoman, Ameliasburgh, Hillier, s/o David B. & Lucinda SPRUNG, married Charlotte E. WEEKS, 21, Hillier, Ameliasburgh, d/o Court & Frances E. WEEKS, witn: Samuel J. WEEKS, Hillier & Elizabeth J. WEEKS, Ameliasburgh, 19 Mar 1879 at Ameliasburgh

[Court Weeks, b. circa 1835 Birth*: circa 1835; per marriage reg'n. of son Frederick Stanley Weeks. Marriage*: before 1855; per marriage reg'n. of son Frederick Stanley Weeks.; Principal=Frances E. Carson Family: Frances E. Carson b. c 1835 Charlotte E. Weeks b. 6 Jan 1858 Frederick Stanley Weeks b. 1860 ] See: http://www.treesbydan.com/p2033.htm#i53453

#021192: Groom: Frederick Stanley Weeks; Age: 59; Res. & Born: Hillier Twp.; Status: widower; Occ.: farmer; Rel.: Meth.; Parents: Cort Weeks & Frances Carson; Expected Res.: Consecon; Bride: Mrs. Sophronia Elwilda Goodmurphy; Age: 59; Res. & Born: Ameliasburg; Status: widow; Rel.: Meth.,; Parents: Charles Nix & Charlotte Latour; Wit.: Mrs.'s Mae E. & Nellie Campbell, Consecon; Date: DEc 3 1919; Place: Consecon; Performed by: Geo. D. Campbell, Consecon, Meth.; Sworn: Trenton, Dec 1 1919

Thursday, December 30th, 1909 (Picton Times)
Consecon
Mrs. Court Weeks of Consecon Lake died on Sunday the 26th. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon. (Plot 629, R27S3)

Thursday, June 18th, 1914 (Picton Gazette) Deaths
Weeks – At Melville on Sunday, June 14th, Court L. Weeks, aged 80 years. Funeral on Tuesday, June 16th. (No plot or tombstone – husband of Frances Weeks, plot 629, R27S3)

Thursday, June 25th, 1914 (Picton Gazette)
Melville
The funeral service of the late Mr. Court Weeks was held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, June 16th, the pastor Rev. H. White, officiating. The deceased, who was in his 80th year, suffered from a lingering illness, which he bore with exemplary patience and Christian fortitude. His wife predeceased him by several years [Sunday, December 26th, 1909]. ...

1901 census

#009388-78 Peter L. WEEKS, 28, mechanic, Canada, Picton, s/o Gilbert & Meribeth WEEKS, married Eliza Jane HYATT, 17, Canada, Hallowell, d/o James & Isabella HYATT, witn: George HYATT & Connitha WELLBANKS, both of Hallowell, 23 Jan 1878 at Hallowell

Note: one researcher has Bob’s middle name as "Harry" which is possible, as his youngest son is named "Harry".

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Children: Selim Weeks b: 6 APR 1856 OR 6 APR 1857 in Prince Edward County (PEC), Ontario, Canada; William Wesley Weeks b: MAY 1859 in PEC; Sarah Emma Weeks b: 1862 in PEC; Davis H. Weeks b: JAN 1864 OR JAN 1866 in Ontario, Canada; Robert J. Weeks b: 21 APR 1868 in PEC; Loretta Weeks b: 3 OCT 1870 in Hillier, PEC; Euretta Weeks b: 3 OCT 1870 in Hillier Tp., PEC; Canniff Moore Weeks b: 20 JAN 1875 in Ontario, Canada; Mary Weeks b: 9 OCT 1875 in Hillier Tp., PEC; Effa Maud Weeks b: 26 FEB 1878 in Ameliasburg Tp., PEC; Harry Henry Weeks b: MAR 1881 in Consecon, Hillier Tp., PEC

016845-08 James Frederick BONTER, 21, GTR brakeman, Trenton, Toronto s/o William BONTER & Jane CROUTER married Laura Lucy COWAN, 19, Consecon, Toronto d/o Robert COWAN & Mary WEEKS wtn: Arthur C. BONTER of Toronto & Helen L. FRALICK of Kingston, 24 June 1908 at Picton

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"Harry was the youngest son of Robert Weeks & Nancy Ann Henry. He married Carrie "Mabel" Roberts & they had 6 children. During the 1918 flu epidemic Harry became sick, developed pneumonia & died. There is no stone but he is buried ... beside Freeman Weeks. There is a hollow in the grass, quite visible in the picture, where his stone would be."

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Hanna Lambert

1821-

George Henry Washington Weeks, 1827-1891. Hannah born 1821. They had 5 children: Philanda "Linn" Weeks b: 27 FEB 1850 in Cherry Valley, Athol Tp., Prince Edward County (PEC); Benjamin Storie Weeks b: 20 JUL 1852 in Hallowell Tp., PEC; Alonzo Weeks b: 23 SEP 1854 in Athol Tp., PEC; Henry A. Weeks b: 28 APR 1861 in Ontario, Canada; Olive "Arminta" Weeks b: JUN 1863 in Athol Tp., PEC

See: TreesByDan - Father*: Abraham Weeks b. c 1795, Mother*: Cinderella Hare b. c 1800

Ontario Death Register # 014085- George W. Weeks, 63 yrs 9 mos, died in Athol Tp., PE CO., on July 2 1891, born PE Co., son Alonzo Weeks of Cherry Valley was the informant

012680-97 Benjamin S. WEEKS, 45, farmer, widower, Prince Edward Co., same, s/o George W. WEEKS & Hannah LAMBERT, married Mary J. VINCENT, 45, widow, Prince Edward Co., Picton, d/o John VINCENT & Sarah BULL, witn: Edgar HOUCK & Ethel VINCENT both of Picton on Aug. 25, 1897 at Picton

1901 Census - Benjamin

9681-80 Alonzo WEEKS, 26, farmer, Athol, same, s/o George & Hannah, married Mary E. SAYLOR, 24, Hallowell, Bloomfield, d/o Abram & Ruth, witn: Henry & Amanda WEEKS of Athol, 24 Nov 1880 at Bloomfield

1901 Census - Alonzo

Children: Almira Adeline Hicks b: ABT 1854 in Hallowell Tp., Prince Edward County; Manley Minard Hicks b: 27 NOV 1859 in Hallowell Tp.

Ontario Death Register # 031754- Esther Jane Hicks, 88 yrs old, born 1832 Prince Edward, Widowed, father - Abram Weeks b. US; mother - Cinderella Hare b. Canada; informant was son Manly Hicks of Picton

Children of Amsley Jenkins TYE and Susan A WEEKS are:
1. Celia May TYE, b. 02 February 1885;
2. Claud Robert TYE, b. 03 December 1889;
3. Annie Matilda TYE, b. 18 October 1891;
4. Lydia E TYE, b. 22 February 1894;
5. Martha Arune TYE, b. 10 February 1896;
6. Susan Elsie TYE, b. 17 April 1899;
7. Carman Percival TYE, b. 26 March 1901;
8. Clarence Elwood TYE, b. 22 February 1906;
9. Edward Clarence TYE, b. 11 October 1908;
10. Myrtle Ivy TYE, b. 20 November 1910;
11. Clark Allen TYE, b. 12 February 1903, d. 1971; M. Mary E. Weekes, 1904-1988

14437-1914 (Leeds Co) Alexander RUSSELL, 23, Edinburgh, Brockville, s/o Robert RUSSELL & Eliza PRINGLE , married Lydia E. TYE, 20, Lyndhurst, same, d/o Emsley TYE & Susan WEEKS, witn: Mrs. McALPINE, Delta, Wayne CONANT, Lyndhurst. 17 Sept 1914 Delta

014656-1927 (Leeds Co) Clark A. TYE, 24, Farmer, Lyndhurst, Municipality Leeds & Lansdowne Rear, s/o Ansley TYE (b. Lyndhurst) & Susan WEEKS, married Mary Elizabeth WEEKS, 23, Lyndhurst, same, d/o Christopher WEEKS (b, Lyndhurst) & Deliliah TRYON, witn: Mrs. J. F. McGUIRE, Mrs. T. F. TOMAND, both of Westport, 21 Nov 1927 at Westport

8667-98 Christie WEEKS, 25, farmer, Leeds, Long Point - Leeds twp., s/o George & Mary, married Delilah TRYON, 27, [no info given], d/o George & Elizabeth, witn: Mary SLITER & Mary Jane PUTTENHAM, both of Bastard, 13 Sept 1898 at Delta

1901 Lansdowne and Leeds (Rear) Twp.

006219-1882 (Leeds Co) Henry ROBINSON, 40, Farmer, Elizabethtown twp, same, s/o John ROBINSON & Hannah ROBINSON, married Clemintine A. FORRESTER, 32, Mallorytown, same, d/o William FORRESTER & Sophia WEEKS, witn: Anson FORRESTER, Emma FORRESTER, Mallorytown, 1 Nov 1882 at Mallorytown

06923-1895 Oscar FORRESTER, 42, Farmer, Mallorytown, same, s/o William FORRESTER & Sophia WEEKS, married Sarah M. THOMPSON, 32, Westport, Bedford Twp., d/o William J. THOMPSON & Rebecca SHELDON, witn: W.S. RIPLEY, Westport, B.S. SHELDON, Portland, 4 Sept 1895 Westport

William Forrester 1813-1879, Sophia Weeks 1820-1912, buried Mallorytown Cemetery, children: Rebecca Eleanor Forrester 1849–1856, David Ednay Forrester 1860–1929

7028-95 Leslie WHITNEY, 20, clerk, Augusta, Watertown NY, s/o Comfort WHITNEY & Mary WEEKS, married Hester MILLER, 20, Edwardsburg, same, d/o Andrew MILLER & Libby WALLACE, 11 Sept 1895 at Prescott

Leslie C Whitney, born 1875. Leslie C Whitney was born 1875, to Comfort Whitney and Mary Whitney (born Weeks). Comfort was born on April 4 1847, in Augusta Township, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. Mary was born in 1857, in Cardinal, Ontario, Canada. Leslie had 2 siblings: John Patrick Whitney and one other sibling. Leslie passed away.

014475-10 Edward Louise FULLER, 23, Dentist, none given, Kingston, s/o Louis FULLER & Emma Jane BAXTER, married Ellen WHITNEY, 20, none given, Prescott, d/o Comfort WHITNEY & Mary WEEKS; witn Percy WHITNEY & Bessie MOONEY, both Prescott, 9 Jun 1910, Grenville

Chauncey B. Whitney
Birth 15 Feb 1844 Augusta, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
Death 27 Apr 1904 (aged 60) Augusta, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
Burial Maynard Cemetery Augusta, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
Born and died in Augusta Township, Grenville, Ontario.
Son of Comfort Whitney (1795-1875) and Lucretia Dake.

6267-1883 John TOOLEY, 21, Harness maker, Matilda Twp., Cardinal, s/o Martin & Esme TOOLEY, married Hattie WEEKS, 16, Cardinal, same, d/o John & Helen WEEKS, witn: John WEEKS, Loisa HAWLEY, Cardinal, Jul 1883 Cardinal.

010613-1902 (Leeds Co) Sidney E. HESSIN, 28, commercial traveller, Toronto, same, s/o William [HESSIN] & Sarah WEEKS, married Emma Eleanor COWAN, 29, Nurse, Elizabethtown, North Augusta, d/o Thomas H. [COWAN] & Henrietta KILBURN, witn: George M. HENDRY, Toronto, Ethyl ARNOLD, Athens, 20 Dec 1902 at St. Peter's Church Brockville

12357-1908 (Leeds Co) James L. MIDDLETON, 33, Farmer, Lyndhurst, same, s/o Servetus MIDDLETON & Hannah BEGORDIS (Bogardis?), married Florence L. SHOOK, 21, Domestic, Sweets Corners, same, d/o Hiram SHOOK & Violet WEEKS, witn: Thomas J. BURME, Long Point, Annie CLARKSON, Lyndhurst. June 16, 1908 Sweets Corners

#013024-09 (Leeds Co): John Ernest WEEKS (or Wicks), 34, commercial traveler, of Brockville, s/o Freidriech WEEKS, merchant, & Mary Ella LYMAN, married Marie Louise GILMOUR, 28, of Brockville, d/o William A. GILMOUR, collector of customs, & Louise HANNAN, witn: William Norman GILMOUR & Bessie GATES (or Yates), both of Brockville, 15 Sept 1909 at Brockville

LDS.
Grave stone.

Second wife: Philena Smith (1837-1893)

LDS
Grave stone.

Vol 24 Pg 21 - Isaac Brock WARNER, 28, farmer, Bastard, same, s/o Erastus & Mary, married Charlotte E. LINCOLN, 22, Leeds, S.Crosby, d/o Rufus & Susan S.C. Witn John S. & Agnes C. WARNER, both of Bastard. Oct. 24, 1872 Lyndhurst.

Paul L. Abrath Jr. passed away in Othello July 11, 2012 at the age of 77. Paul was the only son of Paul L. Abrath and the second son born to Josephine Brunette born February 26, 1935 in Seattle, Washington. ...

Wilmot WEEKS was born Bef. 1882 (Source: est). He married Margaret Findlay McKay, daughter of Hugh McKay and Agnes Landon. She was born 22 Jan 1882 in Lansdowne Twp., Leeds Co., Ont. (Source: 1901 Census), and died in Bangor, ME, USA (Source: family information.).

Agnes Landon (1841-1904) and Hugh McKay (1837 - 1896) Married on Monday, December 11, 1865 in Lansdowne Township, Leeds, Ontario. Buried Lansdowne Cemetery, Ebeneezer ON

Henry B. Weeks was born Abt. 1815 in Ont. (Source: 1871 Census), and died 15 Oct 1870 in Elizabethtown twp. Ont (Source: 1871 Census). He married Sophia Redmond, daughter of Martin Redmond and Sophia Clow. She was born Abt. 1824 in Ont. (Source: 1871 Census), and died 9 Jan 1898 in Lyn, Ont. (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing, (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).).

1861 Census - Yonge twp - {from L&G Publ. 92-1} - H B age 42 b Can WMeth farmer - wife Sophia age 38 - chn - H R 13, Reb E 2.Also Rebecca age 76 wid. [his mother].

1871 Census - Elizabethtown Div. - Henry B. age 55 b Ont. - wife Sophia 48 b Ont. - chn Henry 22, Rebeca 12.

also Henry age 55 in deaths in last 12 months ?? this one???

Burial: (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing, (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).) - In memory of Sophia Redmond wife of Henry Weeks. Died Jan 9, 1898. Aged 74 years 10 mo's & 23 D's; In memory of Henry B. Weeks died October 15, 1872. Aged 54 y'rs 6 mo 9D's

Henry R. Weeks, b. Abt. 1847 (Source: 1871 Census); d. 29 Aug 1914, Lyn, Ont. (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing, (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).); m. Amelia A. Everts; b. 1854; d. 1940 (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing,  (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).).

006975-92 Henry Redmund Weeks, 24, Farmer, Yonge Twp, Elizabethtown, s/o Henry B & Sophia Weeks; married Amelia Everetts, 36, Augusta, Elizabethtown, d/o Hiram & Anna Everetts; witn Oscar Gardner & Byron Judson, both Elizabethtown, 24 May 1892, Elizabethtown

Burial: Lyn Cem., Lyn, Ont. (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing, (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).) - Weeks, Henry R. Weeks died Aug 29, 1914 aged 65 y'rs. His wife Amelia A. Everts 1854-1940

Rebeca E. Weeks, b. Abt. 1858 (Source: 1871 Census); d. 1933; m. Joshua Gilroy; b. 1848; d. 1923.

Burial: Lyn Cem. (Source: George A. Neville, Lyn Cem. Listing, (1983. Families. Vol. 22 Number 4.).) - Gilroy Joshua Gilroy 1848-1923 his wife Rebecca Weeks 1859-1933

Catherine Armstrong
c.1809-1858

Margaret Davis
c.1827

Willard Weeks was born Abt. 1817 in Yonge twp., Ont. (Source: 1861 Census), and died Bef. 1871 in Yonge twp., Ont.. He married (1) Catherine Armstrong Bef. 1843 (Source: est), daughter of William Armstrong and Margaret Davis.  She was born Abt. 1809 (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Caintown Cem.,  (L&G publ. # 81-3).), and died 21 May 1858 in Yonge twp., Ont. (Source: est).  He married (2) Margaret Davis 25 May 1859 in Yonge twp., Ont. (Source: Marriages of Ontario, Leeds & Grenville 1858-1868 - Microfilm at LDS 96.0719 ff), daughter of William Davis and Mary Hogaboom.  She was born Abt. 1827 in Yonge twp., Ont. (Source: 1861 Census), and died in Yonge twp., Ont..

1861 Census - Yonge Pt. 2, frame hs. -
Willard age 43 b U.C. mill owner CE - [2nd]
Margret age 33 b U.C. - chn -
Rebeckoh 16,
William H. 14,
Margrett 13,
Willard J. 11,
Samuel 7,
Alexander 5,
Albert 2.
Also Charles Wilcox 32 & wife Laura Wilcox 32 b US.

1871 Census - Yonge Frt -
Margaret age 41 widow b Ont of Ire anc. W.Meth. -
Maryan 9,
Mariah 8,
Albert 11.

On next farm William 25 b Ont. of Eng anc. CE

Notes for Catherine Armstrong: src - Davis paper - married Willard Weeks. Burial - White marble flat pillar in north west corner of Caintown Cem. - died in 42nd year. Note Catherine M. Armstrong age 24 in deaths list in 1871 Census Elizabethtown twp.  -  Likely a neice. Burial: Caintown Cem. (Source: headstone.)

Margaret Davis: second wife of Willard and 1st cousin of mother of the earlier children.

From Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid:
Willard Weeks (h/o Catherine Armstrong), Caintown Cemetery, Leeds County, Yonge Township (Ref: L&G-81-3). Catherine (Armstrong) Weeks, same info as above.

Rebecca Weeks was born 29 Jan 1844 in Junetown, Augusta twp., Ont., and died 18 Jan 1924 in Grenadier Island, Escot twp., Ont (Source: Death record - Ont. seen in microfilm - LDS).  She married Joseph Senecal after 1863 (Source: est), son of Joseph Senecal and Catherine Weaver.  He was born 24 Oct 1844 in Redwood, NY, USA, and died 22 Sep 1923 in Grenadier Island, Escot twp., Ont (Source: Death record - Ont. seen in microfilm - LDS).

014349-27 William Dodge BUELL, 52, Farmer, Wid, Grenadier Island, Grenadier Island, s/o Hiram F. BUELL (b. Kitley Twp) & Ellen J. DODGE; married Minnie Belle SENECAL, 46, Grenadier Island, Grenadier Island, d/o Joseph SENECAL (b. Redwood NY) & Rebecca WEEKS; wit Gordon ANDREW & Mrs. D. ANDREW, both Gananoque, 16 Nov 1926, Gananoque

004719-75 William Henry Weeks, 27, Sawyer & Miller, Escott Twp, Yonge Twp, s/o Willard Weeks & Catherine Armstrong; married Julia A. Thomson, 28, Front of Escott Twp, Front of Escott Twp, d/o James Thomson & Rachel Hagerman; witn Archie Greer & Janette Thomson, both Escott, 20 Sept 1875, Escott

William Henry Weeks was born Abt. 1846 in Yonge twp. Ont. (Source: 1861 Census), and died 1924 in Yonge twp., Ont.  Julia was born Abt. 1847 in Front of Escott twp., Ont. (Source: age at marriage), and died 1916 (Source: Cem. listing for Escott Cem. - L&G publ. # 87-6).  

Notes for William Henry Weeks: 1871 Census - Yonge Frt - William age 25 b Ont Eng anc CE ------ This is probably William son of Willard and Catherine as he is living next to Willard's 2nd wife Margaret in this census. bur. in Escott Cem.  - possible son - James T. Weeks 1877 - 1971 bur. next to them with wife Florence L. Kelly 1880 - 1960. At marriage - sawyer & miller both Burial: Escott Cem., Escott twp., Ont. (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Escott Cem.,  (L&G publication 87-6).)

James T. Weeks, b. 1877 (Source: Escott Cem.); d. 1971, Escott twp., Ont.; m. Florence L. Kelly; b. 1880; d. 1960 (Source: Escott Cem.). both Burial: Escott Cem., Escott twp., Ont. (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Escott Cem.,  (L&G publication 87-6).)

Willard G. Weeks was born Abt. 1849 (Source: 1861 Census), and died 1922 in of Yonge Twp., Ont. (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Caintown Cem.,  (L&G publ. # 81-3).).

1891 Census - Lansdowne Frt C3-6
Willard age 41 b Ont of Ont & Ire b prts CE Millright
Gertruge age 30 b US of Ont & Ire b prts Meth.
Lily 8,
Veronica 4

Caintown Cem. listing says Willard G. others say Willard J.

Death: Willard Clow Weeks, lot 22, con 9 Escott, widowed, b 1848 McIntosh Mills, millwright, parents: Willard Weeks b England & Catherine Armstrong b England, Informant: J F Weeks, nephew, of Mallorytown, burial: Caintown, died 18 Nov 1922, of cirrhosis of liver. Rear Yonge & Escott, Leeds County. - Ancestry.ca

Margaret Ann Weeks married Walter (William Walter) Purvis, son of William Purvis and Jane Percival. He was born 1838, and died 1924 in of McKillop twp., Huron Co., Ont. (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Yonge Mills Cem.,  (L&G publ. # 91-6).).

Death: Margaret Ann Purvis, 74, b 1849 McIntosh Mills, parents: Willard Weeks b USA & Catherine Armstrong b McIntosh Mills, Informant: Ross Purvis, son, of Mallorytown, burial: Yonge Mills, died 22 Mar 1923, of arteriosclerosis and cerebral apoplexy. Front of Yonge, Leeds County. (Source: Death record - Ont. seen in microfilm - LDS)

Burial: Yonge Mills Cem., Yonge twp., Ont. (Source: Leeds & Grenville Genealogical Society, Yonge Mills Cem.,  (L&G publ. # 91-6).)

1881 census Yonge Front, Leeds South, Ontario
PURVIS Walter, 43, b Ont, farmer,
Maggie, 33, b Ont
Jennie,12
William, 10,
Willard, 7,
Kate, 5
Ross, 2
Mary, b Nov, 5/12

006779-94 (Leeds Co.) Allen Norman EARL 34, yeoman, Lansdowne twp., same, s/o John EARL & Elizabeth COOK, married Jennie E. PURVIS 25, McKillop twp. Huron co., Yonge twp., d/o W. Walter PURVIS & Margaret A. WEEKS, wit: Annie McCALLUM of Gananoque & William PURVIS of Caintown, 14 Feb 1894, at Front of Yonge twp.

Jeannette Elizabeth Purvis, b. 1868; d. 1948; m. Allan Norman Earle, 14 Feb 1894, Front of Yonge Twp., Ont. (Source: BMD Ontario - Marriages - microfilm at LDS 97.0613 ff); b. 28 Jan 1860; d. 14 Aug 1920, L15 C5 Lansdowne twp., Ont. (Source: Death record - Ont. seen in microfilm - LDS).

Death record #_  P381 - Allan Norman Earle L15 C5 Lansdowne died age 60y 6m 17d - b 28 Jan 1860 - so John Earle, Lansdowne & Elizabeth Cook, Brockville - bur. Union Cem. - informant daut., Evelyn Earle. 3rd daut lvd with Evelyn & other Burial: Union Cem, Lansdowne

Sammuel Weeks, b. Abt. 1853 (Source: 1861 Census).

8455-85 Samuel WEEKS, 29, shoe maker, Mallorytown, Beaverton, s/o Willard & Catherine, married Elizabeth Jane GILBERTSON, 27, Beaverton, same, d/o William & Catherine, witn: Margaret GILBERTSON & David COLE, both of Beaverton, 25 Dec 1885 at Beaverton

1881 census Gravenhurst, Muskoka, Ontario
Dunar Armstrong, 30, b Ont, laborer
Agness, 25, b Ont
Alfretta, 1, b Ont
Samuel Weeks, 27, b Ont, shoemaker (Living with Armstrong relatives?)

1891 census Ontario County, Beaverton http://ogs.on.ca/ogspi/welcome.htm
WEEKS, Samuel, 35, b Ont, father b US, mother b Ireland, Methodist, merchant
Elizabeth Jane, 30, b Ont, father b Eng, mother b Scotland, Meth
Kenneth, 5
Gordon, 3
Audrie, 1
William Gilbartson, 75, widower, lodger, b Scotland, carpenter (Elizabeth’s dad?)

1901 and 1911 census on www.automatedgenealogy.com Samuel is in Sault Ste Marie on 1911, Beaverton 1901.

Alexander Weeks, b. Abt. 1855 (Source: 1861 Census).

1881 census Gravenhurst, Muskoka, Ontario www.familysearch.org
WEEKS, Alexander, 25, b Ont, shoemaker, C Methodist, Irish
Ada, 21, b Ont
Willard, 3, b Ont
Alice, 1,b Ont

Marriages by Rev'd George Ferguson, Westleyen Metodist, Augusta (P.103). John Walt to Orillia Weeks, 14 Sept 1836, Elizabethtown, by banns. Rev'd Ferguson. Wit. Henry Weeks and John Weeks.

In memory of Orillia Weeks wife of John Waltz died Oct 16, 1895 aged 85 years & 6 mo's

Children:
Henry Waltz 1837–1925
Mary L Waltz Brackenbury 1840–1907
Almira Waltz 1841–1937
David Waltz 1844–1910
Julia A Waltz Reid 1847–1938
John Waltz 1850–1936