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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  J. PITON

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  W.J. PITON

    W.J. married Alice NADEAU. Alice and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Alice NADEAU and died.
    Children:
    1. J. PITON
    2. J. PITON
    3. N. PITON
    4. E. PITON
    5. C. PITON
    6. 1. J. PITON


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  E.H.N. PITON

    E.H.N. married Ethel Jane CRAIG Ethel and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Ethel Jane CRAIG and died.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • Residence: Stoneham, Quebec, Canada
    • _UID: CBCA1484BE3E4195A62702137AE645D1574C

    Notes:

    Residence:
    Ethel Jane was from Stoneham, Quebec.

    Children:
    1. Lillie Elizabeth PITON was born in 1904; and died.
    2. Mildred PITON was born in 1906; and died.
    3. William Ernest PITON was born in 1909; and died.
    4. Violet Grace PITON was born in 1910; and died.
    5. E.S.M. PITON
    6. 2. W.J. PITON
    7. M.H. PITON


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Nicholas PITON was born in 1816 in Jersey, Channel Islands; died in 1890 in St. Davis, Levis, Quebec, Canada.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • Immigration: Quebec, Canada
    • Reference Number: 25.4*
    • Religion: Levis, Quebec, Canada
    • _TODO: Open
    • _TODO: Open
    • _UID: ABD0B24C885547A5A80FD256D9B0A677C78C
    • Occupation: 4 May 1845, Levis, Quebec, Canada
    • Family: 1851, Queb?c City, Qu?bec, Canada

    Notes:

    "..was the only man in the village to wear his hair down to his shoulder. He was from Jersey and it was thought that might have been the custon in the Island." From Profiles Levisiens, by Pierre-Georges Roy, 1949.

    Was it the PITON or ARLESS family that "had a quarry from which block was taken for part of the Canadian Parliament Buildings."

    Immigration:
    Nicholas first went to Gaspe, then later to Levis.

    Religion:
    He attended the Anglican Church on Wolfe Street in Levis.

    _TODO:
    FHL microfilm # 0,517,467. John Piton age 85 born in Jersey and Richard Piton age 35 born in Jersey; NAC microfilm # C-1155, Canada East, 558 Quebec City, St. Peter ward, page 27; ref: database/index on Ancestry.com

    _TODO:
    FHL microfilm # 1,843,580. James Piton age 40 born outside of Canada; microfilm # T-6498, district 117 - Toronto East, City, subdistrict A13, page 2; ref: database/index on Ancestry.com

    Occupation:
    Nicholas was a clerk. He was from the parish of Quebec, in the district of Quebec. He was a bachelor at the time of his marriage to Elizabeth.

    Family:
    There was a Piton family in Quebec City in the 1851 census. Are they related to Nicholas? John Piton is aged 85 and born in Jersey. Richard Piton is aged 35 and born in Jersey.

    Nicholas married Elizabeth ARLESS on 4 May 1845 in Levis, Quebec, Canada. Elizabeth (daughter of Newark ARLESS and Elizabeth ASHTON) was born in 1826 in England; was christened on 5 Sep 1826 in Beverley, Yorkshire, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Elizabeth ARLESS was born in 1826 in England; was christened on 5 Sep 1826 in Beverley, Yorkshire, England (daughter of Newark ARLESS and Elizabeth ASHTON); and died.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • Reference Number: 25.4
    • _TODO: Open
    • _UID: 417B9C05D08249E29B2F76FA3168FBBB63A4
    • Immigration: 1832, Quebec, Canada
    • Marital Status: 4 May 1845, Levis, Quebec, Canada
    • Census: 1901, Levis, Quebec, Canada

    Notes:

    Christened:
    Elizabeth was christened at the Church of St. John's and St. Martin's in Beverley, by William Hildyard.

    _TODO:
    FHL microfilm # 1,843,609 - National Archive microfilm # T-6527, district - Levis, subdistrict - E - St. David de l'Auberiviere, page 2; ref: database/index on Ancestry.com

    Immigration:
    The 1901 census record says that she immigrated to Canada in 1832.

    Marital Status:
    Elizabeth was a spinster of the parish of St. Joseph de la Pointe, Levis, in the County of Dorchester, district of Quebec, at the time of her marriage.

    Census:
    Elizabeth was aged 71. It is recorded that she immigrated to Canada in 1832.

    Notes:

    Married:
    The officiating minister was __ Rollet [?].
    Witnesses were V_ _rooner, and George Ramsay.

    Children:
    1. Martin PITON was born in Quebec, Canada; and died.
    2. Nicholas Joseph PITON was born in Quebec, Canada; and died.
    3. William John PITON was buried in Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, United States.
    4. Guy PITON was born in Quebec, Canada; was buried in Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.
    5. Francis Frederick PITON and died.
    6. James PITON was born in 1852; was buried about 1927 in England.
    7. Septimus Arless PITON died in 1910 in Levis, Quebec, Canada; was buried in Queb?c City, Qu?bec, Canada.
    8. Henry Philip PITON was born about Aug 1854; died on 5 Jul 1859 in Levis, Quebec, Canada; was buried on 6 Jul 1859 in Levis, Quebec, Canada.
    9. E.F. PITON
    10. 4. E.H.N. PITON
    11. P.H. PITON


 

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