Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: 1 Dec 1865
Muster Place: The Barrachs Under Col Sawyer Nova Scotia Asdint Col, Canada
Discharge Date: 1 Mar 1866
Battalion: 10th Halifax Regiment No 8th Company
Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: Nov 1866
Muster Place: Halifax Colonel Sawyer, Nova Scotia, Canada
Discharge Date: Feb 1867
Battalion: 10th Halifax Company Of Militia
Arthur Gladwin and Louisa Muir were married at Halifax, Nova Scotia on November 7, 1867.
Nova Scotia, Marriages.
Arthur Stanhope Gladwin applied for homestead entry on Sept. 2, 1899 for SW22-42-27W4, northwest of Ponoka, Alberta. Here he built a 20x24 log house, two barns and put in a well. Arthur stated that he was born in Nova Scotia, lived here with his wife and two sons, and also resided in Lacombe when not on his homestead. His land patent was issued on August 8, 1903.
The 1901 Territories census finds Arthur S. Gladwin, born Dec. 15, 1827 at Nova Scotia, farming in the Ponoka district. Living with him was his wife, Louisa, born November 8, 1840 at Nova Scotia, and son, Clyde A., born May 24, 1884 at Nova Scotia.
Alberta Death Index
Name: Arthur S Gladwin
Death Date: 1917
Death Place: Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 2690
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: 1 Dec 1865
Muster Place: The Barrachs Under Col Sawyer Nova Scotia Asdint Col, Canada
Discharge Date: 1 Mar 1866
Battalion: 10th Halifax Regiment No 8th Company
Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: Nov 1866
Muster Place: Halifax Colonel Sawyer, Nova Scotia, Canada
Discharge Date: Feb 1867
Battalion: 10th Halifax Company Of Militia
Arthur Gladwin and Louisa Muir were married at Halifax, Nova Scotia on November 7, 1867.
Nova Scotia, Marriages.
Arthur Stanhope Gladwin applied for homestead entry on Sept. 2, 1899 for SW22-42-27W4, northwest of Ponoka, Alberta. Here he built a 20x24 log house, two barns and put in a well. Arthur stated that he was born in Nova Scotia, lived here with his wife and two sons, and also resided in Lacombe when not on his homestead. His land patent was issued on August 8, 1903.
The 1901 Territories census finds Arthur S. Gladwin, born Dec. 15, 1827 at Nova Scotia, farming in the Ponoka district. Living with him was his wife, Louisa, born November 8, 1840 at Nova Scotia, and son, Clyde A., born May 24, 1884 at Nova Scotia.
Alberta Death Index
Name: Arthur S Gladwin
Death Date: 1917
Death Place: Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 2690
Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: 1 Dec 1865
Muster Place: The Barrachs Under Col Sawyer Nova Scotia Asdint Col, Canada
Discharge Date: 1 Mar 1866
Battalion: 10th Halifax Regiment No 8th Company
Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: Nov 1866
Muster Place: Halifax Colonel Sawyer, Nova Scotia, Canada
Discharge Date: Feb 1867
Battalion: 10th Halifax Company Of Militia
Arthur Gladwin and Louisa Muir were married at Halifax, Nova Scotia on November 7, 1867.
Nova Scotia, Marriages.
Arthur Stanhope Gladwin applied for homestead entry on Sept. 2, 1899 for SW22-42-27W4, northwest of Ponoka, Alberta. Here he built a 20x24 log house, two barns and put in a well. Arthur stated that he was born in Nova Scotia, lived here with his wife and two sons, and also resided in Lacombe when not on his homestead. His land patent was issued on August 8, 1903.
The 1901 Territories census finds Arthur S. Gladwin, born Dec. 15, 1827 at Nova Scotia, farming in the Ponoka district. Living with him was his wife, Louisa, born November 8, 1840 at Nova Scotia, and son, Clyde A., born May 24, 1884 at Nova Scotia.
Alberta Death Index
Name: Arthur S Gladwin
Death Date: 1917
Death Place: Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 2690
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: 1 Dec 1865
Muster Place: The Barrachs Under Col Sawyer Nova Scotia Asdint Col, Canada
Discharge Date: 1 Mar 1866
Battalion: 10th Halifax Regiment No 8th Company
Canada, Fenian Raids Bounty Application
Name: Arthur Stanhope Gladwin
Muster Date: Nov 1866
Muster Place: Halifax Colonel Sawyer, Nova Scotia, Canada
Discharge Date: Feb 1867
Battalion: 10th Halifax Company Of Militia
Arthur Gladwin and Louisa Muir were married at Halifax, Nova Scotia on November 7, 1867.
Nova Scotia, Marriages.
Arthur Stanhope Gladwin applied for homestead entry on Sept. 2, 1899 for SW22-42-27W4, northwest of Ponoka, Alberta. Here he built a 20x24 log house, two barns and put in a well. Arthur stated that he was born in Nova Scotia, lived here with his wife and two sons, and also resided in Lacombe when not on his homestead. His land patent was issued on August 8, 1903.
The 1901 Territories census finds Arthur S. Gladwin, born Dec. 15, 1827 at Nova Scotia, farming in the Ponoka district. Living with him was his wife, Louisa, born November 8, 1840 at Nova Scotia, and son, Clyde A., born May 24, 1884 at Nova Scotia.
Alberta Death Index
Name: Arthur S Gladwin
Death Date: 1917
Death Place: Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 2690
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