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My Watts line is as follows:My great grandmother, Mildred Watts, was born on May 5, 1903, in Rainy River District, Ontario. She married Leslie Austin Angus.Her father, George S. Watts, was born on December 16, 1878, in Bosanquet Township, Kent, Ontario. He married Alice Mary Peterson.His father, George Watts, was born around 1847, in Canada West. He married Eliza Jane Bass.I haven't been able to find George's parents yet. I did find an 1852 census record that might be him, but I can't be sure.…See More

I'm trying to find info about the marriage of Henry Prince (b. abt. 1834) and Sarah Jane Elson (b. abt. 1839) . A marriage record would be particularly helpful because it might lead me to Sarah's parents. Henry's parents are Joseph Prince and Elizabeth (last name unknown).They married in Ontario probably around 1859, based on the birth of their first child (August 1860).I've already found them both in all the Canadian censuses from 1852 on. Unfortunately it seems that Sarah's father died quite…See More

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