Frederick Andrew Ashbaugh was the son of a British Loyalist, who left the American Colonies after the Revolution and brought his family to Upper Canada to continue their lives under the English Crown
Frederick, his siblings, and all the heirs and descendants of Frderick's father had (and have) the right to the initials "U.E." following their name, to signify that their family were United Empire Loyalists
Frederick married Margaret Ralston in Upper Canada, and they raised 9 children in Barton Township (now Hamilton), Wentworth County, Ontario
Children of Frederick and Margaret Ashbaugh:
* Margaret E. Ashbaugh (1844-1900)
* William Frederick Ashbaugh (1846-1916)
* Robert Ralston Ashbaugh (1848-1896)
* Mary C. Ashbaugh (1850-1867)
* Thomas Ashbaugh (1853-1914)
* John Hamilton Ashbaugh (28 July 1855-9 Aug 1928)-farmed in Tecumseth Twp, Simcoe Co, buried "Tottenham"
* Joseph David Ashbaugh (1857-1936)
* Emma (Ashbaugh) Millenbacher/Mehlenbacher (1859-after 1914)
* Jane Adelaide Ashbaugh (1861-1900)
In a city directory of 1870, Frederick was listed as a grocer at #10 Ferguson Avenue in downtown Hamilton, at the corner where Ferguson is intersected by King William Street
He died in the City of Hamilton in 1887 and is buried in Hamilton Cemetery
Frederick, his siblings, and all the heirs and descendants of Frderick's father had (and have) the right to the initials "U.E." following their name, to signify that their family were United Empire Loyalists
Frederick married Margaret Ralston in Upper Canada, and they raised 9 children in Barton Township (now Hamilton), Wentworth County, Ontario
Children of Frederick and Margaret Ashbaugh:
* Margaret E. Ashbaugh (1844-1900)
* William Frederick Ashbaugh (1846-1916)
* Robert Ralston Ashbaugh (1848-1896)
* Mary C. Ashbaugh (1850-1867)
* Thomas Ashbaugh (1853-1914)
* John Hamilton Ashbaugh (28 July 1855-9 Aug 1928)-farmed in Tecumseth Twp, Simcoe Co, buried "Tottenham"
* Joseph David Ashbaugh (1857-1936)
* Emma (Ashbaugh) Millenbacher/Mehlenbacher (1859-after 1914)
* Jane Adelaide Ashbaugh (1861-1900)
In a city directory of 1870, Frederick was listed as a grocer at #10 Ferguson Avenue in downtown Hamilton, at the corner where Ferguson is intersected by King William Street
He died in the City of Hamilton in 1887 and is buried in Hamilton Cemetery
Frederick Andrew Ashbaugh was the son of a British Loyalist, who left the American Colonies after the Revolution and brought his family to Upper Canada to continue their lives under the English Crown
Frederick, his siblings, and all the heirs and descendants of Frderick's father had (and have) the right to the initials "U.E." following their name, to signify that their family were United Empire Loyalists
Frederick married Margaret Ralston in Upper Canada, and they raised 9 children in Barton Township (now Hamilton), Wentworth County, Ontario
Children of Frederick and Margaret Ashbaugh:
* Margaret E. Ashbaugh (1844-1900)
* William Frederick Ashbaugh (1846-1916)
* Robert Ralston Ashbaugh (1848-1896)
* Mary C. Ashbaugh (1850-1867)
* Thomas Ashbaugh (1853-1914)
* John Hamilton Ashbaugh (28 July 1855-9 Aug 1928)-farmed in Tecumseth Twp, Simcoe Co, buried "Tottenham"
* Joseph David Ashbaugh (1857-1936)
* Emma (Ashbaugh) Millenbacher/Mehlenbacher (1859-after 1914)
* Jane Adelaide Ashbaugh (1861-1900)
In a city directory of 1870, Frederick was listed as a grocer at #10 Ferguson Avenue in downtown Hamilton, at the corner where Ferguson is intersected by King William Street
He died in the City of Hamilton in 1887 and is buried in Hamilton Cemetery
Frederick, his siblings, and all the heirs and descendants of Frderick's father had (and have) the right to the initials "U.E." following their name, to signify that their family were United Empire Loyalists
Frederick married Margaret Ralston in Upper Canada, and they raised 9 children in Barton Township (now Hamilton), Wentworth County, Ontario
Children of Frederick and Margaret Ashbaugh:
* Margaret E. Ashbaugh (1844-1900)
* William Frederick Ashbaugh (1846-1916)
* Robert Ralston Ashbaugh (1848-1896)
* Mary C. Ashbaugh (1850-1867)
* Thomas Ashbaugh (1853-1914)
* John Hamilton Ashbaugh (28 July 1855-9 Aug 1928)-farmed in Tecumseth Twp, Simcoe Co, buried "Tottenham"
* Joseph David Ashbaugh (1857-1936)
* Emma (Ashbaugh) Millenbacher/Mehlenbacher (1859-after 1914)
* Jane Adelaide Ashbaugh (1861-1900)
In a city directory of 1870, Frederick was listed as a grocer at #10 Ferguson Avenue in downtown Hamilton, at the corner where Ferguson is intersected by King William Street
He died in the City of Hamilton in 1887 and is buried in Hamilton Cemetery
Gravesite Details
Although his name is not inscribed on the Ashbaugh monument, the CemOffice has verified that he is interred in this plot in Section A5
Family Members
Siblings
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