d/o John Kitson and Faith Alisby
Elizabeth married John on September 3, 1836 in Burgle Marsh, Lincolnshire, England
Family History: History of the John Wells Bagley family in England, Canada and USA. John & Elizabeth lived in Burg Le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England at least in the years 1837-1850. They were said to have "owned a mill" "on the wash" also own a large manor house with beatiful china and silver.
This is doubtful as their children's birth certificates state his occupation as "labourer" and Elizabeth could not read or write.
They were said to have left hurriedly (in the night) after a scandal (Elizabeth was said to have injured a barmaid in a jealous rage). They said traveled for 17 weeks to reach Canada. Elizabeth had her baby on board ship. The baby died and she was very ill. They landed in Kingston, Canada on Aug 12, 1850 (hearsay) and "went directly to Waterloo". Elizabeth was very ill and died "in the fall" of 1851 or the same year they arrived.
1841 England & Wales Census-familysearch.org and Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire
John Bagley-age 25-head-laborer
Born in Lincolnshire, England
Civil Parish: Burgh in the Marsh
Hundred: Candleshoe (Marsh Division) (County) Island: Lincolnshire
Country: England
Registration Distration District: Spilsby
Sub-registration district: Burgh
Elizabeth-age 25-wife
John-age 4-son
Edward-age 2-son
There may have been another still born child born in abt 1842
1851 English & Wales Census-Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England-Registration district: Spilby
Living at: Workhouse Yard
John Bagley-age 34-head-laborer-
Eliza-age 34-wife,
John-age 13-son,
Edward-age 10-son
Mary-age 9-daughter
Ann (Hannah)-age 7-daughter
William-age 5-son(May have died before the rest of family left for Canada. No further records found)
George-age 3-son
Thomas-age 2-son
1851 Census of Canada- East: Ontario, Frontenac Co, Kingston
John Bagley-35-laborer-Widowed; Religion: Church of England; Note: age question is ask: " Age on next Birthday";"1 female age 34 died during the year of inflammation on the brain" This is their way of saying she died of infection (inflammation) which would be a fever from delivering a baby on board a ship in steerage, at sea; frame house, 1 (below deck)story, 2 families
John Jr-age 14
Mary Ann-age 10
George-age 4
Thomas-age 3
They went directly to "Waterloo" according to Mary Rosamond Bagley, where they either had relatives or friends. Later Audrey (my Mother) discovered it was call Cataraqui, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth died in the fall of 1851 or the same year they arrived in Canada.
Mary Annie MacDonald was Elizabeth's nurse during her long illness. After Elizabeth's death, John married Mary Annie and several more children were born at "Waterloo" according to my Great Grandmother Mary Roseamond Bagley Denstaedt as told to my Grandmother Estella Marie Denstaedt Wemple.
John & Elizabeths Children:
John J. b. 1837 d. 1881-Michigan
Edward b. 1839 d. 1916-England
Mary Ann b. 1841 d. 1912-Michigan
Unknown child b. 1842 England
Hannah b. 1844 d. 1933-Michigan
William b. 1845 d. Before 1851-England
George b. 1847 d. 1930 MN
Thomas b. 1849-made it to Canada with his family and was a sailor who died at sea-no records found-just family information.
Elizabeth married John on September 3, 1836 in Burgle Marsh, Lincolnshire, England
Family History: History of the John Wells Bagley family in England, Canada and USA. John & Elizabeth lived in Burg Le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England at least in the years 1837-1850. They were said to have "owned a mill" "on the wash" also own a large manor house with beatiful china and silver.
This is doubtful as their children's birth certificates state his occupation as "labourer" and Elizabeth could not read or write.
They were said to have left hurriedly (in the night) after a scandal (Elizabeth was said to have injured a barmaid in a jealous rage). They said traveled for 17 weeks to reach Canada. Elizabeth had her baby on board ship. The baby died and she was very ill. They landed in Kingston, Canada on Aug 12, 1850 (hearsay) and "went directly to Waterloo". Elizabeth was very ill and died "in the fall" of 1851 or the same year they arrived.
1841 England & Wales Census-familysearch.org and Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire
John Bagley-age 25-head-laborer
Born in Lincolnshire, England
Civil Parish: Burgh in the Marsh
Hundred: Candleshoe (Marsh Division) (County) Island: Lincolnshire
Country: England
Registration Distration District: Spilsby
Sub-registration district: Burgh
Elizabeth-age 25-wife
John-age 4-son
Edward-age 2-son
There may have been another still born child born in abt 1842
1851 English & Wales Census-Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England-Registration district: Spilby
Living at: Workhouse Yard
John Bagley-age 34-head-laborer-
Eliza-age 34-wife,
John-age 13-son,
Edward-age 10-son
Mary-age 9-daughter
Ann (Hannah)-age 7-daughter
William-age 5-son(May have died before the rest of family left for Canada. No further records found)
George-age 3-son
Thomas-age 2-son
1851 Census of Canada- East: Ontario, Frontenac Co, Kingston
John Bagley-35-laborer-Widowed; Religion: Church of England; Note: age question is ask: " Age on next Birthday";"1 female age 34 died during the year of inflammation on the brain" This is their way of saying she died of infection (inflammation) which would be a fever from delivering a baby on board a ship in steerage, at sea; frame house, 1 (below deck)story, 2 families
John Jr-age 14
Mary Ann-age 10
George-age 4
Thomas-age 3
They went directly to "Waterloo" according to Mary Rosamond Bagley, where they either had relatives or friends. Later Audrey (my Mother) discovered it was call Cataraqui, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth died in the fall of 1851 or the same year they arrived in Canada.
Mary Annie MacDonald was Elizabeth's nurse during her long illness. After Elizabeth's death, John married Mary Annie and several more children were born at "Waterloo" according to my Great Grandmother Mary Roseamond Bagley Denstaedt as told to my Grandmother Estella Marie Denstaedt Wemple.
John & Elizabeths Children:
John J. b. 1837 d. 1881-Michigan
Edward b. 1839 d. 1916-England
Mary Ann b. 1841 d. 1912-Michigan
Unknown child b. 1842 England
Hannah b. 1844 d. 1933-Michigan
William b. 1845 d. Before 1851-England
George b. 1847 d. 1930 MN
Thomas b. 1849-made it to Canada with his family and was a sailor who died at sea-no records found-just family information.
d/o John Kitson and Faith Alisby
Elizabeth married John on September 3, 1836 in Burgle Marsh, Lincolnshire, England
Family History: History of the John Wells Bagley family in England, Canada and USA. John & Elizabeth lived in Burg Le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England at least in the years 1837-1850. They were said to have "owned a mill" "on the wash" also own a large manor house with beatiful china and silver.
This is doubtful as their children's birth certificates state his occupation as "labourer" and Elizabeth could not read or write.
They were said to have left hurriedly (in the night) after a scandal (Elizabeth was said to have injured a barmaid in a jealous rage). They said traveled for 17 weeks to reach Canada. Elizabeth had her baby on board ship. The baby died and she was very ill. They landed in Kingston, Canada on Aug 12, 1850 (hearsay) and "went directly to Waterloo". Elizabeth was very ill and died "in the fall" of 1851 or the same year they arrived.
1841 England & Wales Census-familysearch.org and Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire
John Bagley-age 25-head-laborer
Born in Lincolnshire, England
Civil Parish: Burgh in the Marsh
Hundred: Candleshoe (Marsh Division) (County) Island: Lincolnshire
Country: England
Registration Distration District: Spilsby
Sub-registration district: Burgh
Elizabeth-age 25-wife
John-age 4-son
Edward-age 2-son
There may have been another still born child born in abt 1842
1851 English & Wales Census-Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England-Registration district: Spilby
Living at: Workhouse Yard
John Bagley-age 34-head-laborer-
Eliza-age 34-wife,
John-age 13-son,
Edward-age 10-son
Mary-age 9-daughter
Ann (Hannah)-age 7-daughter
William-age 5-son(May have died before the rest of family left for Canada. No further records found)
George-age 3-son
Thomas-age 2-son
1851 Census of Canada- East: Ontario, Frontenac Co, Kingston
John Bagley-35-laborer-Widowed; Religion: Church of England; Note: age question is ask: " Age on next Birthday";"1 female age 34 died during the year of inflammation on the brain" This is their way of saying she died of infection (inflammation) which would be a fever from delivering a baby on board a ship in steerage, at sea; frame house, 1 (below deck)story, 2 families
John Jr-age 14
Mary Ann-age 10
George-age 4
Thomas-age 3
They went directly to "Waterloo" according to Mary Rosamond Bagley, where they either had relatives or friends. Later Audrey (my Mother) discovered it was call Cataraqui, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth died in the fall of 1851 or the same year they arrived in Canada.
Mary Annie MacDonald was Elizabeth's nurse during her long illness. After Elizabeth's death, John married Mary Annie and several more children were born at "Waterloo" according to my Great Grandmother Mary Roseamond Bagley Denstaedt as told to my Grandmother Estella Marie Denstaedt Wemple.
John & Elizabeths Children:
John J. b. 1837 d. 1881-Michigan
Edward b. 1839 d. 1916-England
Mary Ann b. 1841 d. 1912-Michigan
Unknown child b. 1842 England
Hannah b. 1844 d. 1933-Michigan
William b. 1845 d. Before 1851-England
George b. 1847 d. 1930 MN
Thomas b. 1849-made it to Canada with his family and was a sailor who died at sea-no records found-just family information.
Elizabeth married John on September 3, 1836 in Burgle Marsh, Lincolnshire, England
Family History: History of the John Wells Bagley family in England, Canada and USA. John & Elizabeth lived in Burg Le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England at least in the years 1837-1850. They were said to have "owned a mill" "on the wash" also own a large manor house with beatiful china and silver.
This is doubtful as their children's birth certificates state his occupation as "labourer" and Elizabeth could not read or write.
They were said to have left hurriedly (in the night) after a scandal (Elizabeth was said to have injured a barmaid in a jealous rage). They said traveled for 17 weeks to reach Canada. Elizabeth had her baby on board ship. The baby died and she was very ill. They landed in Kingston, Canada on Aug 12, 1850 (hearsay) and "went directly to Waterloo". Elizabeth was very ill and died "in the fall" of 1851 or the same year they arrived.
1841 England & Wales Census-familysearch.org and Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire
John Bagley-age 25-head-laborer
Born in Lincolnshire, England
Civil Parish: Burgh in the Marsh
Hundred: Candleshoe (Marsh Division) (County) Island: Lincolnshire
Country: England
Registration Distration District: Spilsby
Sub-registration district: Burgh
Elizabeth-age 25-wife
John-age 4-son
Edward-age 2-son
There may have been another still born child born in abt 1842
1851 English & Wales Census-Ancestry.com
census place: Parish of Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire, England-Registration district: Spilby
Living at: Workhouse Yard
John Bagley-age 34-head-laborer-
Eliza-age 34-wife,
John-age 13-son,
Edward-age 10-son
Mary-age 9-daughter
Ann (Hannah)-age 7-daughter
William-age 5-son(May have died before the rest of family left for Canada. No further records found)
George-age 3-son
Thomas-age 2-son
1851 Census of Canada- East: Ontario, Frontenac Co, Kingston
John Bagley-35-laborer-Widowed; Religion: Church of England; Note: age question is ask: " Age on next Birthday";"1 female age 34 died during the year of inflammation on the brain" This is their way of saying she died of infection (inflammation) which would be a fever from delivering a baby on board a ship in steerage, at sea; frame house, 1 (below deck)story, 2 families
John Jr-age 14
Mary Ann-age 10
George-age 4
Thomas-age 3
They went directly to "Waterloo" according to Mary Rosamond Bagley, where they either had relatives or friends. Later Audrey (my Mother) discovered it was call Cataraqui, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth died in the fall of 1851 or the same year they arrived in Canada.
Mary Annie MacDonald was Elizabeth's nurse during her long illness. After Elizabeth's death, John married Mary Annie and several more children were born at "Waterloo" according to my Great Grandmother Mary Roseamond Bagley Denstaedt as told to my Grandmother Estella Marie Denstaedt Wemple.
John & Elizabeths Children:
John J. b. 1837 d. 1881-Michigan
Edward b. 1839 d. 1916-England
Mary Ann b. 1841 d. 1912-Michigan
Unknown child b. 1842 England
Hannah b. 1844 d. 1933-Michigan
William b. 1845 d. Before 1851-England
George b. 1847 d. 1930 MN
Thomas b. 1849-made it to Canada with his family and was a sailor who died at sea-no records found-just family information.
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