Name |
Henry MAY [1] |
Birth |
Abt 1814 |
Ireland [1, 2, 3] |
Gender |
Male |
AFN |
F |
Birth |
Abt 1814 |
Ireland [1, 3] |
- Since Henry was age 30 on September 18, 1844 when he landed in New York, his birth year was calculated as circa 1814.
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Burial |
Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada [1, 4] |
in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, re-interred from Potter's Field Cemetery |
Residence |
Abt 1842 |
Dublin, Dublin County, Ireland [1, 5] |
- His daughter, Clementina May, was born around this time, since she was age 75 when she died on June 29, 1917.
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Immigration |
18 Sep 1844 |
New York, New York County, New York, United States [1, 6] |
on the ship "Virginia" |
- The Captain of the ship was William H. Allan. The ?i?Virginia?/i? had left Liverpool. Henry was accompanied by his wife, 3 children, and his mother-in-law, Mary Henderson. Henry was describes as age 30, male, a servant, from Ireland, and going to the United States. He was not on the same page of the Manifest as his family. His last name was written as if it was spelled "Mayer" or "Mayes".
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Occupation |
1846 |
Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada [1, 7, 8] |
provision store operator |
- The address was 28 Yonge Street. The numbering began at the "Bay" (lakeshore) with the even numbers on the east side of Yonge Street. [Was this his store or his home, or both?]
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Occupation |
1850 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1, 9, 10] |
was the chief turnkey at the County of York gaol |
- The County Jail was situated at the foot of Berkeley Street at the Lake Shore. It was capable of accommodating 60 male prisoners, 25 female prisoners, and 15 debtors. The average number in prison was 75. The hours of admittance for visitors were from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Chief Gaoler was John Kidd. The turnkeys were Henry May, James Boyan, and Samuel Beatty.
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Residence |
1850 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1, 9] |
King Street East, near Power Street |
Residence |
1850 |
Chinquacousy Township, York County, Canada West, Canada [1, 11] |
on lot 2, concession 6 in ? Township |
- This might not be the same 'Henry May'. Also living on the same lot is "George May".
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Family |
7 Apr 1850 |
Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada [1, 12] |
- Henry was probably the person who made the arrangements for the burial of his mother-in-law, Mary Henderson, to be buried in Potter's Field Cemetery, since she was described in the Potter's Field Cemetery records as "mother-in-law of Henry May".
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Occupation |
1853 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1, 13] |
jailer |
Residence |
1853 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1, 13] |
Trinity Street |
- The house was owned by James Nunan.
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Death |
1 Jun 1856 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1] |
Burial |
10 Jun 1856 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1] |
in Necropolis Cemetery T26 Range L |
Death |
when his son, Albert May, was less than 4 years old [1, 14] |
Name |
James Henry May [2] |
Reference Number |
58.0 |
_TODO |
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- there is a National Index or a region index. 50 million people
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_TODO |
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- Henry May in Toronto, Haldimand, York Co. Have done 1846 (A00385). In 1846 - 28 Yonge Street. In 1850 - King at Power. In 1856 - Trinity Street. Find references and enter this info.
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- Methodist records in Toronto 1842 and after for death before 1865
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- check Mount Pleasant records for Henry & Ellen May c. 1850s or 1860s
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- check for May's in special new collection - Horne?
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- Methodist Baptisms in Toronto Area: Volume 1 1841-1864. Look for May's
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- book "Records for the Society for the Relief of the Sick and Destitute 1817-1847". Copy at OGS Library call # 929.3713541 Harris 2002.
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- From Toronto Branch, OGS. WESLEYAN METHODIST BAPTISMAL REGISTER YORK COUNTY 1835-1910. $ 40.00 plus postage. Toronto Branch Publications, OGS, Toronto Branch, Box 518, Station K, Toronto, Ontario M4P 2G9. 416-733-2608. E-mail: Ron Junkin at arjunkin@interlog.com. Ref: Toronto Tree, Vol. 35, Issue 3, May/June 2004, page 31
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- From Toronto Branch, OGS. RECORDS OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK AND DESTITUTE 1817-1847. Transcribed by Michael Harrison and Dorothy Martin. $ 15.00 plus postage; ISBN 0-7779-0389-X. Toronto Branch Publications, OGS, Toronto Branch, Box 518, Station K, Toronto, Ontario M4P 2G9. 416-733-2608. E-mail: Ron Junkin at arjunkin@interlog.com.
Ref: Toronto Tree, Vol. 35, Issue 1, Jan/Feb 2004, page 5
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_TODO |
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- find information sheets of Henry May in Toronto directories. In 1846 - 28 Yonge Street. In 1850 - King at Power. In 1856 - Trinity Street. See A00385 for 1846.
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- article "From Ireland to Grosse Isle". Ref: Chinook. Volume 23, No. 3, June 2003, page 9.
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- Archives of Ontario RG 20-100 Home District/York County (Toronto) jail records. Sent e-mail to Janice Nickerson re employees, job, records on microfilm?
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- Archives of Ontario RG 20-100 Home District/York County (Toronto) jail records. Ref: Janice Nickerson article in Families, Vol. 46, No. 2, May 2007, page 6.
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- Henry MAY died sometime after 1858 - likely around 1865 - in Toronto.
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_TODO |
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- Henry May died June 1, 1856, buried June 10, 1856 in Necropolis. Look to actural copies of burial records in Necropolis. Photograph gravestone. Was he originally buried in Potter's Field, then transferred to Necropolis?
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_UID |
B5A5D6DC8F0C484E829C8A9C2FF2BF55B6A2 |
Burial |
10 Jun 1856 |
Toronto, York County, Canada West, Canada [1] |
Person ID |
I656 |
Everyone |
Last Modified |
30 Mar 2017 |