Margaret was the second wife of Thomas Vaux.
Ontario Death Record:
Name: Margaret Marshall Vaux
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birth Place: Toronto, Ontario
Age at Death: 76
Death Date: 29 Sep 1884
Death Place: Halton, Ontario, Canada
Burial Place: Brockville
Ontario Marriage Record:
Name: Margret Marshall
Marriage Date: 10 Jun 1833
Marriage County or District: York
Spouse: Thomas Vaux
Officiant: Alex Irvin Minister of the Episcopal Church
1851 census Québec City, Québec County, Canada East
Thos Vaust 55, Wisbeck, England,
Marguerite Vaust 44, Toronto, Upper Canada
Charlotte Vaust, 15, Toronto, Upper Canada
Margret Vaust 13, Toronto, Upper Canada
Harry E Vaust 9, Kingston, Upper Canada
Harriet S Vaust 4, ?, Upper Canada
1871 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
L N Nye 51, U.S., Merchant
Elisebeth Nye 48, U.S.
Frank E Nye 22, U.S.
Thomas Vaux 72, England, Civil Servant
Mary Vaux 62, Ontario
1881 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa City, Ontario, Canada
Lewis Nye 60, U.S., Tobacconist
Elmira Nye 56, U.S.
Frank Nye 31, U.C., Bookkeeper
Delia Nye 28, Ontario
Florence G. Nye 6, Ontario
Margaret Vaux 72, Ontario, Widowed
Fred k. Marett 63, Channel Islands, Clerk
Thomas Vaux (1797-1880), born Wisbech; came to Canada. 1815; settled near Hamilton. U. C, as tutor; entered, about 1830, Civil Service of Upper Canada, and in 1841, that of the united provinces. Moved with the seat of Government to Kingston. 1841; and to Montreal, 1846, where he helped at great personal risk to save the painting of the Queen, but lost valuable private documents and family records during the incendiary burning of the Parliamentary buildings in 1849 (after the passage of the "Rebellion Losses Bill" ). He was subsequently stationed alternately at Toronto and Quebec, until the Government was permanently established at Ottawa, where, after forty years of service, he died. Of commanding appearance, and possessing a high sense of duty, he was one of the most esteemed men in the service. For many years he was Accountant of the House of Commons; and when vacant, the office of Clerk of the House was tendered him, but his advanced age compelled him to refuse it. He married Margaret, daughter of William Marshall of Toronto. Issue :
1. Thomas, died infant.
2. Harry Edward (below).
3. Marshall (died, 1852, Quebec).
4. Charlotte, (1829-1910). married Rev. Joseph Hugill of Hamilton, Ont
5. Jennie (1831-1887), married Rev. William Evans of Hamilton. Ont.
6. Sophia, married Hon. W. E. Sanford, Dominion Senator of Hamilton.
Armory and lineages of Canada, comprising the lineage of prominent and pioneer Canadians with descriptions and illustrations of their coat of armor, orders of knighthood, or other official insignia", by Todd, Herbert George
Ontario Death Record:
Name: Margaret Marshall Vaux
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birth Place: Toronto, Ontario
Age at Death: 76
Death Date: 29 Sep 1884
Death Place: Halton, Ontario, Canada
Burial Place: Brockville
Ontario Marriage Record:
Name: Margret Marshall
Marriage Date: 10 Jun 1833
Marriage County or District: York
Spouse: Thomas Vaux
Officiant: Alex Irvin Minister of the Episcopal Church
1851 census Québec City, Québec County, Canada East
Thos Vaust 55, Wisbeck, England,
Marguerite Vaust 44, Toronto, Upper Canada
Charlotte Vaust, 15, Toronto, Upper Canada
Margret Vaust 13, Toronto, Upper Canada
Harry E Vaust 9, Kingston, Upper Canada
Harriet S Vaust 4, ?, Upper Canada
1871 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
L N Nye 51, U.S., Merchant
Elisebeth Nye 48, U.S.
Frank E Nye 22, U.S.
Thomas Vaux 72, England, Civil Servant
Mary Vaux 62, Ontario
1881 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa City, Ontario, Canada
Lewis Nye 60, U.S., Tobacconist
Elmira Nye 56, U.S.
Frank Nye 31, U.C., Bookkeeper
Delia Nye 28, Ontario
Florence G. Nye 6, Ontario
Margaret Vaux 72, Ontario, Widowed
Fred k. Marett 63, Channel Islands, Clerk
Thomas Vaux (1797-1880), born Wisbech; came to Canada. 1815; settled near Hamilton. U. C, as tutor; entered, about 1830, Civil Service of Upper Canada, and in 1841, that of the united provinces. Moved with the seat of Government to Kingston. 1841; and to Montreal, 1846, where he helped at great personal risk to save the painting of the Queen, but lost valuable private documents and family records during the incendiary burning of the Parliamentary buildings in 1849 (after the passage of the "Rebellion Losses Bill" ). He was subsequently stationed alternately at Toronto and Quebec, until the Government was permanently established at Ottawa, where, after forty years of service, he died. Of commanding appearance, and possessing a high sense of duty, he was one of the most esteemed men in the service. For many years he was Accountant of the House of Commons; and when vacant, the office of Clerk of the House was tendered him, but his advanced age compelled him to refuse it. He married Margaret, daughter of William Marshall of Toronto. Issue :
1. Thomas, died infant.
2. Harry Edward (below).
3. Marshall (died, 1852, Quebec).
4. Charlotte, (1829-1910). married Rev. Joseph Hugill of Hamilton, Ont
5. Jennie (1831-1887), married Rev. William Evans of Hamilton. Ont.
6. Sophia, married Hon. W. E. Sanford, Dominion Senator of Hamilton.
Armory and lineages of Canada, comprising the lineage of prominent and pioneer Canadians with descriptions and illustrations of their coat of armor, orders of knighthood, or other official insignia", by Todd, Herbert George
Margaret was the second wife of Thomas Vaux.
Ontario Death Record:
Name: Margaret Marshall Vaux
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birth Place: Toronto, Ontario
Age at Death: 76
Death Date: 29 Sep 1884
Death Place: Halton, Ontario, Canada
Burial Place: Brockville
Ontario Marriage Record:
Name: Margret Marshall
Marriage Date: 10 Jun 1833
Marriage County or District: York
Spouse: Thomas Vaux
Officiant: Alex Irvin Minister of the Episcopal Church
1851 census Québec City, Québec County, Canada East
Thos Vaust 55, Wisbeck, England,
Marguerite Vaust 44, Toronto, Upper Canada
Charlotte Vaust, 15, Toronto, Upper Canada
Margret Vaust 13, Toronto, Upper Canada
Harry E Vaust 9, Kingston, Upper Canada
Harriet S Vaust 4, ?, Upper Canada
1871 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
L N Nye 51, U.S., Merchant
Elisebeth Nye 48, U.S.
Frank E Nye 22, U.S.
Thomas Vaux 72, England, Civil Servant
Mary Vaux 62, Ontario
1881 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa City, Ontario, Canada
Lewis Nye 60, U.S., Tobacconist
Elmira Nye 56, U.S.
Frank Nye 31, U.C., Bookkeeper
Delia Nye 28, Ontario
Florence G. Nye 6, Ontario
Margaret Vaux 72, Ontario, Widowed
Fred k. Marett 63, Channel Islands, Clerk
Thomas Vaux (1797-1880), born Wisbech; came to Canada. 1815; settled near Hamilton. U. C, as tutor; entered, about 1830, Civil Service of Upper Canada, and in 1841, that of the united provinces. Moved with the seat of Government to Kingston. 1841; and to Montreal, 1846, where he helped at great personal risk to save the painting of the Queen, but lost valuable private documents and family records during the incendiary burning of the Parliamentary buildings in 1849 (after the passage of the "Rebellion Losses Bill" ). He was subsequently stationed alternately at Toronto and Quebec, until the Government was permanently established at Ottawa, where, after forty years of service, he died. Of commanding appearance, and possessing a high sense of duty, he was one of the most esteemed men in the service. For many years he was Accountant of the House of Commons; and when vacant, the office of Clerk of the House was tendered him, but his advanced age compelled him to refuse it. He married Margaret, daughter of William Marshall of Toronto. Issue :
1. Thomas, died infant.
2. Harry Edward (below).
3. Marshall (died, 1852, Quebec).
4. Charlotte, (1829-1910). married Rev. Joseph Hugill of Hamilton, Ont
5. Jennie (1831-1887), married Rev. William Evans of Hamilton. Ont.
6. Sophia, married Hon. W. E. Sanford, Dominion Senator of Hamilton.
Armory and lineages of Canada, comprising the lineage of prominent and pioneer Canadians with descriptions and illustrations of their coat of armor, orders of knighthood, or other official insignia", by Todd, Herbert George
Ontario Death Record:
Name: Margaret Marshall Vaux
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birth Place: Toronto, Ontario
Age at Death: 76
Death Date: 29 Sep 1884
Death Place: Halton, Ontario, Canada
Burial Place: Brockville
Ontario Marriage Record:
Name: Margret Marshall
Marriage Date: 10 Jun 1833
Marriage County or District: York
Spouse: Thomas Vaux
Officiant: Alex Irvin Minister of the Episcopal Church
1851 census Québec City, Québec County, Canada East
Thos Vaust 55, Wisbeck, England,
Marguerite Vaust 44, Toronto, Upper Canada
Charlotte Vaust, 15, Toronto, Upper Canada
Margret Vaust 13, Toronto, Upper Canada
Harry E Vaust 9, Kingston, Upper Canada
Harriet S Vaust 4, ?, Upper Canada
1871 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
L N Nye 51, U.S., Merchant
Elisebeth Nye 48, U.S.
Frank E Nye 22, U.S.
Thomas Vaux 72, England, Civil Servant
Mary Vaux 62, Ontario
1881 census Wellington Ward, Ottawa City, Ontario, Canada
Lewis Nye 60, U.S., Tobacconist
Elmira Nye 56, U.S.
Frank Nye 31, U.C., Bookkeeper
Delia Nye 28, Ontario
Florence G. Nye 6, Ontario
Margaret Vaux 72, Ontario, Widowed
Fred k. Marett 63, Channel Islands, Clerk
Thomas Vaux (1797-1880), born Wisbech; came to Canada. 1815; settled near Hamilton. U. C, as tutor; entered, about 1830, Civil Service of Upper Canada, and in 1841, that of the united provinces. Moved with the seat of Government to Kingston. 1841; and to Montreal, 1846, where he helped at great personal risk to save the painting of the Queen, but lost valuable private documents and family records during the incendiary burning of the Parliamentary buildings in 1849 (after the passage of the "Rebellion Losses Bill" ). He was subsequently stationed alternately at Toronto and Quebec, until the Government was permanently established at Ottawa, where, after forty years of service, he died. Of commanding appearance, and possessing a high sense of duty, he was one of the most esteemed men in the service. For many years he was Accountant of the House of Commons; and when vacant, the office of Clerk of the House was tendered him, but his advanced age compelled him to refuse it. He married Margaret, daughter of William Marshall of Toronto. Issue :
1. Thomas, died infant.
2. Harry Edward (below).
3. Marshall (died, 1852, Quebec).
4. Charlotte, (1829-1910). married Rev. Joseph Hugill of Hamilton, Ont
5. Jennie (1831-1887), married Rev. William Evans of Hamilton. Ont.
6. Sophia, married Hon. W. E. Sanford, Dominion Senator of Hamilton.
Armory and lineages of Canada, comprising the lineage of prominent and pioneer Canadians with descriptions and illustrations of their coat of armor, orders of knighthood, or other official insignia", by Todd, Herbert George
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