Garrioch, Elizabeth Ann: Rick Dondo's Family Tree

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1853 - 1912 (58 years)

Generation: 1

Garrioch, Elizabeth Ann was born on 24 Dec 1853 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America (daughter of Garrioch, John "Metis" and Campbell, Elizabeth C "Eliza"); died on 9 Feb 1912 in Poplar Park, RM of St Clements, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 9 Feb 1912 in Saint James Anglican Cemetery, Poplar Park, Selkirk Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.

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Residence: 26 Jun 1906, RM of St Clements, Manitoba, Canada

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Findagrave Elizabeth Garrioch Bruce (NO0009492)
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Residence Post Office: Poplar Park; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife

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MB Death Registration #1912,003922 as "Elizabeth Bruce"; estimated age at death: 62 years (RM of St Clements)

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Elizabeth married Bruce, Reverend Patrick Cunningham on 6 Apr 1870 in RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. Patrick (son of Bruce, James and McNab, Mary) was born on 10 Apr 1848 in Kildonan, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 3 Mar 1933 in Poplar Park, RM of St Clements, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 3 Mar 1933 in Saint James Anglican Cemetery, Poplar Park, Selkirk Census Division, Manitoba, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Generation: 2

Garrioch, John "Metis" was born on 4 Aug 1813 in Swan River District, Rupert's Land, British North America (son of Garrioch, William and Cook, Nancy); died on 21 Feb 1891 in RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 21 Feb 1891 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.

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John married Campbell, Elizabeth C "Eliza" on 21 Sep 1843 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America. Elizabeth was born in 1824 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 22 Jan 1894 in RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in 1894 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Campbell, Elizabeth C "Eliza" was born in 1824 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 22 Jan 1894 in RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in 1894 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.

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Residence: 1 Jun 1891, RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada

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Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Head

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Children:

1. Garrioch, Elizabeth Ann was born on 24 Dec 1853 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 9 Feb 1912 in Poplar Park, RM of St Clements, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 9 Feb 1912 in Saint James Anglican Cemetery, Poplar Park, Selkirk Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, Walter Scott was born on 10 Sep 1861 in Fort La Reine, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 21 Oct 1956 in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 21 Oct 1956 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, Winnifred Olivine Margaret was born on 5 May 1870 in RM of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; died on 13 Oct 1949 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Aft. 13 Oct 1949 in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada.

Generation: 3

Garrioch, William was born on 15 Aug 1786 in St Ola, near Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland; was christened on 15 Aug 1786 in Kirkwall and St Ola,Orkney,Scotland (son of Garrioch, Magnus and Millar, Margaret Irvine); died in 1844 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.

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Birth: 1779, St Ola, near Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland
Arrival: 1807, Canada
Arrival: 1779-1830, Canada
Residence: 1870, Manitoba, Canada

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William Garrioch (NO0012220)
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William Garrioch (1787-?) Fur trader, schoolmaster. Born in Stromness, Orkney Islands, he joined the Hudson's Bay Company in 1807 as a potential schoolmaster. For most of his years with the Company he worked in the fur trade. He retired in 1822 to Image Plain to reside next to his father-in-law, William Hemmings Cook. In 1823 he taught school in the Red River Settlement under the supervision of Rev. John West, and by 1825 he was a schoolmaster for the Church Missionary Society.     

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William Garrioch Jr. was born 4 July 1828 to William Garrioch (of London, England), and Nancy Cook (Métis), a daughter of William Hemmings Cook (of Orkney) and Kahnawpawmakan (Cree). In about 1851, Garrioch Jr. married Mary Brown, daughter of Henry Brown (of Orkney) and his wife Elizabeth/Isabella (of Rupert’s Land).[1]It appears that initially Garrioch Jr. and wife Mary held an allotment of land near St. Peter’s parish that had been granted by Chief Peguis. As early as 1853, however, they had joined a group of settlers who moved further to the west to establish a new church and parish at St. Mary’s la Prairie. In 1862 Garrioch Jr. sold the St. Peter’s property and concentrated on growing grain at la Prairie, where his brother, John Garrioch, also farmed and taught school.[2] The new parish was formalized on 9 April 1866, and William Garrioch Jr. was named a member of the vestry of St. Mary’s.[3]On 1 March 1870 Garrioch Jr. was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia as representative of the parish of Laprarie.’[4]Approximately a year after the creation of Manitoba, Garrioch Jr. sold property identified as ‘the certain lot of land No. 1352, of six-chains frontage, on the north side of the Assiniboine River, between Headingley Church and the house of John Taylor’ to John H. McTavish, in conformance with the ‘custom of the country prior to the transfer.’[5]By 1872, Garrioch Jr., was Justice of the Peace ‘in and for the County of Marquette.’ He was also petitioning various levels of government, along with other ‘original settlers,’ in protest against surveyors, who were encroaching well within the limits of their properties, to mark land as for sale under the homestead clause of he Dominion Lands Act ‘as if the said lands had never previously been occupied.’[6] Garrioch Jr. was subsequently interviewed regarding the settlers’ descriptions of the extent of their properties, but continued to have difficulties.[7] After he signed a reward offer for information on the person responsible for an attack on livestock, and resigned as justice of the peace, he and his wife Mary relocated, with their nine children, to Kinesota/ Kinosota Settlement on Lake Manitoba  –  the site of a former Hudson’s Bay Company trading post, and an area projected to become a ‘magnificent mixed-farming district.’[8]Six years later, his sale of property near St. Peter’s a decade before was called into question. Garrioch Jr. had passed on two deeds to the purchaser, William Elliot — one from himself and one from Chief Peguis. When Elliott tried to re-sell the land, however, he was told ‘he had derived no title from Garrioch, he (Garrioch) only holding through Peguis, who had no right to convey the lands, they being vested in the Crown.’[9] Whatever the resolution to his land title problems in Red River, his move to Kinesota appears to have been his last. He was recorded on the 1906 Manitoba census as a widower, 77 years old, and living in Dauphin district 2, sub-district 11 west, township 22, at lot 8, Kinesota with three of his unmarried sons – aged 26 to 32. Together they had had 8 horses, 20 milk cows, and 85 head of beef cattle.[10]Position in Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia:<ul><li>Honourable Member for St. Mary’s la Prairie </li></ul>

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Family Ties:1. GARRIOCH, William Sr. Born 15 August 1786/1787, St. Ola, near Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, to Magnus Garrioch Jr. and Margaret Millar; afterwards of London, England; Hudson’s Bay Company career from 1807 to 1822; married 1810, York Factory; marriage solemnized 27 May 1821;  teacher, Mission School, St. John’s parish, Red River Settlement; listed in 1835 Red River census as living at St. Paul’s parish with 9 persons; died 1844, St. John’s. – sp. COOK, Nancy. Daughter of William Hemmings Cook (of Orkney; listed in 1835 Red River census as living at St. Paul’s parish) and Kahnawpawmakan (Cree); previously married, c. 1818, to James Sutherland (born 1796, North West, died 1820 when his boat capsized in Lake Winnipeg). [see also page for Catherine Sinclair for more on the Cooks. Scrip affidavit for Garrioch, Nancy, wife of William Garrioch; born: 1785; father: Wm. Hemmings Cook (English); mother: Kahnawpawamakan (Cree Indian); claim no: 2307; date of issue: October 2, 1876 =2. GARRIOCH/GARRICK, Anne. Born 6 April 1826; baptized 8 May 1826; died of 'bronchitis' 6 May 1919, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba; buried 8 May 1919, St. Mary's cemetery, Portage La Prairie.       -- sp. BIRD, Frederick Adoluphus. Born 18 March 1823, Red River, to George Bird and Ann Thomas; baptized 1 August 1824; died 30 November 1884, Carleton, North West; buried December 1884, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. Scrip affidavit for Bird, Frederick A.; born: March 18, 1823; father: George Bird (Métis); mother: Ann Thomas (Métis); claim no: 2286; scrip No: 11152; date of issue: October 2, 1876; amount: $160 = ; Scrip affidavit for Bird, Frederick Adolphus; concerning the claims of his children: Catherine; born: 13 March, 1860; Maria; born: 29 April, 1862; Charles Frederick; born: 18 August 1866; Henry George; born: 12 December 1868 =            3. BIRD, Edward. Born c. 1840; died c. 1864.            3. BIRD, William Gilbert. Born 25 July 1848, St. Paul's parish, Red River; died 4 August 1942, Star City, Saskatchewan. Scrip affidavit for Bird, William Gilbert; born: 25 July 1848; father: Frederick Adolphus Bird; mother: Ann Garrick =                          -- sp. CUMMING, Harriet. Born 25 August 1855 to Robert Cumming and Jane Monkman. Scrip affidavit for Bird, Harriet (nee Cumming); wife of Willam G. Bird; born: 25 August, 1855; father: Robert Cumming; mother: Jane Monkman =                      4. BIRD, Edward. Bird, Frederick, Robert, Edward, and Donald; address: Willow Creek; claim no. 1129; born: 4 August, 1883 at Prince Albert; father: William Gilbert Bird (Métis); mother: Harriet Cummings (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3237 =                      4. BIRD, Frederick Charles. Born 18 August 1866, Portage La Prairie; died 5 April 1914, Portage. Bird, Frederick, Robert, Edward, and Donald; address: Willow Creek; claim no. 1129; born: 4 August, 1883 at Prince Albert; father: William Gilbert Bird (Métis); mother: Harriet Cummings (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3237 =                      4. BIRD, Robert. Bird, Frederick, Robert, Edward, and Donald; address: Willow Creek; claim no. 1129; born: 4 August, 1883 at Prince Albert; father: William Gilbert Bird (Métis); mother: Harriet Cummings (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3237 =                      4. BIRD, Donald. Bird, Frederick, Robert, Edward, and Donald; address: Willow Creek; claim no. 1129; born: 4 August, 1883 at Prince Albert; father: William Gilbert Bird (Métis); mother: Harriet Cummings (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3237 =            3. BIRD, Emma Margaret. Born 17 May 1850, Portage La Prairie.            3. BIRD, Harriet Anne. Born 20 May 1854, Portage La Prairie; baptized 20 May, Portage La Prairie.            3. BIRD, Clara. Born 9 April 1856, Portage La Prairie. Scrip affidavit for Bates, Clara (nee Bird); wife of John George Bates; born: 9 April, 1856; father: Frederick Bird; mother: Ann Garrick =                -- sp. BATES, John George.            3. BIRD, Catherine. Born 13 March 1860, Portage La Prairie; died 29 July 1883, Portage. Scrip affidavit for Bird, Frederick Adolphus; concerning the claims of his children: Catherine; born: 13 March, 1860; Maria; born: 29 April, 1862; Charles Frederick; born: 18 August 1866; Henry George; born: 12 December 1868 =            3. BIRD, Maria M. Born 29 April 1862, Portage La Prairie; baptized 26 June 1862, St. Mary's Anglican; died 30 June 1926, Portage La Prairie; buried 2 July 1926, St. Mary's cemetery, Portage. Scrip affidavit for Bird, Frederick Adolphus; concerning the claims of his children: Catherine; born: 13 March, 1860; Maria; born: 29 April, 1862; Charles Frederick; born: 18 August 1866; Henry George; born: 12 December 1868 =            3. BIRD, Adelaide Harriet. Born 15 November 1864, Portage La Prairie; baptized 18 December 1864; buried 27 October 1865, St. Mary's, Portage.            3. BIRD, Henry George. Born 12 December 1868, Portage La Prairie; died 10 December, Star City, Saskatchewan. Scrip affidavit for Bird, Frederick Adolphus; concerning the claims of his children: Catherine; born: 13 March, 1860; Maria; born: 29 April, 1862; Charles Frederick; born: 18 August 1866; Henry George; born: 12 December 1868 =2. GARRIOCH, John. Born 1809; married 21 September 1843, St. John's, Red River; died 1891.     -- sp. CAMPBELL, Eliza/Elizabeth. Born 1 January 1824 to Colin Campbell [born 1787; died 1853] and Elizabeth McGillivray [born 1801; died 1862]); married 21 September 1843, St. John’s, Red River; died 22 January 1894.          3. GARRIOCH, Alfred Campbell. Born February 1848/1849, St. Paul’s/Middlechurch; died 2 December 1934.          3. GARRIOCH, Eliza/Elizabeth Ann. Born 24 December 1853; married 6 April 1870. Scrip affidavit for Bruce, Elizabeth; wife of Patrick Bruce; born: December 24, 1853; father: John Garrick (Métis); mother: Eliza Campbell (Métis); claim no: 1697; date of issue: September 20, 1876 =               – sp. BRUCE, James. Born c. 1848.               – sp. BRUCE, Patrick. Born 17 May 1848.                         4. BRUCE, John Edward George. Born 11 January 1871, Fairford, North West. Bruce, John Edward George; address: Poplar Park; claim no. 534; born: 11 January, 1871 at Fairford; father: Patrick Bruce (Métis); mother: Elizabeth Garroch (Métis); married: 1890 to Margaret Kennedy; scrip cert.: form E, no. 3000 =                           – sp. KENNEDY, Margaret. Born 1873; died 1904.                                       5. BRUCE, Mildred. Born 1890; died 1956.                                           – sp. WOOD, John.                                       5. BRUCE, Charles.                                       5. BRUCE, Margaret.                          4. BRUCE, Mary Josephine. Born 23 September 1872, Fairford, North West.                          4. BRUCE, James Arthur. Born 1874, Fairford, North West. Bruce, James Arthur; address: Eagle River, Ontario; claim no. 1358; born: 1874 at Fairford; father: Patrick Bruce (Métis); mother: Elizabeth Garroch (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3322; married: 1899 to Isabelle Taylor =                                - sp. TAYLOR, Isabelle.                          4. BRUCE, David Alfred. Born 31 July 1876, Kenesota[?]                          4. BRUCE, Victor Alexander. Born 25 May 1878, Fort Alexander. Bruce, Victor Alexander; address: Poplar Park; claim no. 855; born: 25 May, 1878 at Fort Alexander; father: Patrick Bruce (Métis); mother: Elizabeth Ann Garroch (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3086 =                          4. BRUCE, Walter Andrew. Born 15 November 1879, Fort Alexander [?]                          4. BRUCE, Percival. Born 1 August 1883, Fort Alexander. Bruce, Patrick; for his son Percival Bruce; claim no. 771; address: Poplar Park; born: 1 August, 1883 at Fort Alexander; father: Patrick Bruce (Métis and deponent); mother: Elizabeth Ann Garroch (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 3068 =                          4. BRUCE, Elise Gertrude. Born 16 April 1885, Fort Alexander. Bruce, Patrick; for his daughter Elsie Gertrude Bruce; claim no. 780; born: 16 April, 1885 at Fort Alexander; address: Poplar Park; father: Patrick Bruce (Métis and deponent); mother: Elizabeth Ann Garroch (Métis); scrip cert.: form C, no. 2247 =          3. GARRIOCH, William.          3. GARRIOCH, James.          3. GARRIOCH, Scott.2. GARRIOCH, William Jr. Born 4 July 1828; married c. 1851. Scrip affidavit for Garrioch, William; born: July 4, 1828; father: Wm. Garrioch; mother: Nancy Cook; claim no: 2727; date of issue: April 20, 1877 =      – sp. BROWN, Mary. Born 1 October 1833, at St. Paul, to Andre Henry Brown (born 1799, Orkney; HBC career; died 14 April 1875, Poplar Point) and Elizabeth/Isabella Slater (born c. 1808, Rupert’s Land, to James Slater and Mary, an Aboriginal woman from Lac Seul). Scrip affidavit for Garrioch, Mary, wife of William Garroch; born: October 1, 1833; father: Henry Brown (Deceased); mother: Elizabeth Brown (Deceased); claim no: 2831; date of issue: September 5, 1878 = ; Scrip affidavit for Brown, Henry; Andre Henry Brown, an original white settler in Red River Country in 1826, died on Apr. 14, 1875; Wife: Isabella Brown; heirs: Thomas; Isabella, wife of John Fulster; myself James; Mary, wife of Wm. Garroch; Peter Brown; Jane, wife of John Bias; Letitia, wife of Gavin A. Bruce; Catherine, wife of Archibald Campbell; George Brown; Henry Brown =          3. GARRIOCH, Albert Clarence. Died 1959 at Amaranth, Manitoba.               – sp. McKAY, Caroline. Born 5 April 1862, Manitoba House, to Charles-Richards McKay and Margaret Campbell; died 27 January 1934, Amaranth.                           4. GARRIOCH, Walter William. Born 2 March 1884; married c. 1904; died 1 May 1957.                              – sp. Philomene. Born c. 1886.                          4. GARRIOCH, Roderick Charles. Born c. 1896, St. Andrew’s, Manitoba; married 1919, Gladstone, Manitoba.                              – sp. ANDERSON, Martha Ester. Born 8 February 1898, Westbourne, Manitoba, to Peter-Charles ‘Ben’ Anderson Jr. and Mary Margaret Sarah Morrisseau; died 25 November 1979.             3. GARRIOCH, Charles. Born 6 June 1874, Portage La Prairie. Garrioch, Charles; address: Portage la Prairi; claim no. 512; born: 6 June, 1874 at Portage la Prairie; father: William Garrioch (Métis); mother: Mary Brown (Métis)           3. GARRIOCH, Alexander Melville. Born c. 21 April 1878/1880; married c. 1902; died St. Peter’s, Manitoba. Garrioch, Melvill; claim no. 502; address: Kenesota; born: 21 April, 1878 at Kenesota; father: William Garrioch (Métis); mother: Mary Brown (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 2990 =               – sp. PRUDEN, Ida Alice. Born April 1886 to Alexander William Pruden and Rubina Jane ‘Ruby’ Anderson; died January 1975.                         4. GARRIOCH, Glenn Alexander Melville. Born 9 April 1910, Kinosota, Manitoba; married October 1931, St. Bede’s, Kinosota, Manitoba; died 1965.                             – sp. BATES, Doris Ann. Born Kinosota, Manitoba, to George Bates and Margaret Caroline Ann Anderson; died 1975            3. GARRIOCH, William Campbell. Born 1 May 1876, Kenesota, Manitoba. Garrioch, William Campbell; address: Minitonas Post Office; claim no. 508; born: 1 May, 1876 at Kenesota; father: William Garrioch (Métis); mother: Mary Brown (Métis); scrip cert.: form E, no. 2991 =            3. GARRIOCH, Jessie Lillie. Born 20 April 1880, Kenesota, Manitoba. Garrioch, Jessie Lillie; address: Kenesota; claim no. 397; born: 20 April, 1880 at Kenesota; father: William Garrioch (Métis); mother: Mary Brown (Métis); scrip cert.: form C, no. 2174 =2. GARRIOCH, Emma. Born 20 July 1824/1825; married February 1855. Scrip affidavit for Gunn, Emma, wife of John Gunn; born: July 20, 1824; father: Wm. Garrick (Scot); mother: Nancy Garrick (Métis); claim no: 106; date of issue: May 1, 1876 =           – sp. GUNN, John. Born 8 August 1826/1836, Red River, to Donald Gunn and Margaret Swain; brother of Hon. George Gunn of the Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia. Scrip affidavit for Gunn, John; born: August 8, 1836; father: Donald Gunn (Scot); mother: Margaret Gunn (Métis); claim no: 105; date of issue: May 1, 1876 = ; Scrip affidavit for Gunn, Margaret Deceased wife of Donald Gunn; born: April 2, 1802; father: James Swain (English); mother: Indian; died: November 28, 1870; heirs: her children: James; John; Alexander; George, Donald; William, who died: May 1842; Matilda, wife of John Atkinson; Margaret, wife of John Drane; Janet, wife of A.M. Mickle; grandchildren of her son William through his daughter who married Frank Hunt; said grandchildren being Wm. Hunt Winnifred Hunt; claim no: 3039; date of issue: =            3. GUNN, Margaret Jane. Born c. 24 November 1855/1856. Scrip affidavit for Gunn, Margaret J.; born: November 24, 1855; father: John Gunn (Métis); mother: Emma Gunn (Métis) =            3. GUNN, William R. Born c. 1858.            3. GUNN, Donald. Born c. 1860.            3. GUNN, John James. Born 1861.            3. GUNN, Emma Ann. Born 1863.            3. GUNN, Mary. Born c. 1865.            3. GUNN, Henry George. Born c. 1866.            3. GUNN, Gilbert Garrioch. Born 1868.            3. GUNN, Margaret. Born c, 1877. 

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A Probe Into the Demographic Structure of Nineteenth Century Red River (NO0001482)
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A Probe Into the Demographic Structure of Nineteenth Century Red River by Frits Pannekoek(full document attached separately)Among the principal patriarchs of Red River were William Hemmings Cook,James Bird, and Peter Corrigal. Chief Factor William Hemmings Cook was 53 years of age when he arrived in the settlement in 1820. Short, husky, dark-haired and swarthy-looking, Cook had spent 33 years in the service of the Company before petitioning the London Committee of the Hudson's Bay Company in 1815 to let his family settle somewhere in Rupert's Land. Within a few years of 1820 Cook was settled with Mary Cocking, his third wife whom he had married in the custom of the country, and his children: Samuel, 21; Mary, 20; Jeremiah, 19; Charles, 16; and Lydia, Jenny, Catherine, and Joseph all of indeterminate age. Cook first established his household on a narrow piece of land between the Red and Seine Rivers, but in 1824 moved with his family to Image Plain where he had two five-hundred-acre lots. This was a considerably more congenial area already settled by an increasing number of Cook's fur trade friends. The patriarchical pattern was typical of the bulk of the settlers such as Henry Hallet, Humphrey Favel, William Garrioch. and William Flett . Humphrey Favel had been a clerk and retired in the 1820s with his two sons Humphrey Jr. and Thomas. While Humphrey Sr. and Thomas established their household on Image Plain, Humphrey Jr. settled closer to Upper Fort Carry. Henry Hallet, stationed for a number of years at York as a trader , retired in 1824 with Catherine Dansee,his half-Indian wife, and their five mixed-blood children: James, 24; Henry Jr., 23; — William, 22; Anne, 16; and Elizabeth, 12, on two lots well over 300 acres. William Garrioch, a trader and second clerk in the Swan River district, arrived in 1825 with six children and settled adjacent to his father-in-law William H. Cook.

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William married Cook, Nancy on 27 May 1821 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America. Nancy (daughter of Cook, William Hemmings and Cree Cocking, Kahnapawanakan Ke-Che-Cow-E-Com-E-Coot Mith-Coo-Coo-Man "Agatha" "Mary" "Betsy") was born in Abt. 1787 in York Factory, Rupert's Land, British America; died on 15 Nov 1876 in RM of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cook, Nancy was born in Abt. 1787 in York Factory, Rupert's Land, British America (daughter of Cook, William Hemmings and Cree Cocking, Kahnapawanakan Ke-Che-Cow-E-Com-E-Coot Mith-Coo-Coo-Man "Agatha" "Mary" "Betsy"); died on 15 Nov 1876 in RM of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada.

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Her birth would have occurred at the very least about 9 months after her father's arrival in Rupert's Land in the summer of 1786

Died:
In the parish of St Mary's Anglican Church

Children:

Garrioch, Peter was born on 15 Jul 1811 in Kall, Lake Winnipeg, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 6 Dec 1888 in Rm of Westbourne, Manitoba, Canada.
2. Garrioch, John "Metis" was born on 4 Aug 1813 in Swan River District, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 21 Feb 1891 in RM of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 21 Feb 1891 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, William was born in 1815.
Garrioch, Mary Margaret was born on 18 Oct 1815 in Swan River, Swan District, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 27 Mar 1903 in Kirkpatrick, Saskatchewan, The Territories, Canada.
Garrioch, Sarah Sally was born in 1818 in Norway House, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Garrioch, Harriet Jane was born on 25 Mar 1818 in Norway House, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 3 Sep 1895 in RM of Westbourne, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, Gavin Hamilton was born on 8 Apr 1822 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 4 Feb 1900 in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 2 Apr 1900 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, James was born in 1824.
Garrioch, Emma was born on 20 Jul 1824 in Parish of St Johns, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British America; died on 1 Mar 1921 in RM of St Andrews, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 1 Mar 1921 in Little Britain Cemetery, Little Britain, Selkirk Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, Anna "Anne" was born on 6 Apr 1826 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 6 May 1919 in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 6 May 1919 in Saint Marys Anglican Cemetery, Portage la Prairie, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Garrioch, William Jr was born on 4 Jul 1828 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 7 Feb 1916 in RM of Westbourne, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 17 Feb 1916 in Saint Bedes Anglican Cemetery, Kinosota, Dauphin Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.

Generation: 4

Garrioch, Magnus was born on 5 Aug 1768 in St Ola, Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland; died in Bef. 1821.

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Magnus married Millar, Margaret Irvine on 10 Sep 1785 in Kirkwall and St Ola, Orkney Islands, Scotland. Margaret was born in Abt. 1770 in St Ola, Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland; died on 3 Jan 1851 in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Millar, Margaret Irvine was born in Abt. 1770 in St Ola, Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland; died on 3 Jan 1851 in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Children:

4. Garrioch, William was born on 15 Aug 1786 in St Ola, near Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland; was christened on 15 Aug 1786 in Kirkwall and St Ola,Orkney,Scotland; died in 1844 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Garrioch, Margaret was born on 27 Sept 1796 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland; died in Abt. 1881 in Grays Biggins, Stromness Oekney.
Garrioch "Garriock", Peter was born on 27 Apr 1798 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland; was christened on 27 Apr 1798 in Stromness,Orkney,Scotland.
Garriock, John was born on 21 Sep 1800 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland; died in 1862 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland.
Garriock, Gilbert was born on 23 Jun 1802 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland; died on 12 Oct 1876 in Stromness, Orkney, Scotland.

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Cook, William Hemmings was born on 30 May 1766 in Holborn, London, England; was christened on 31 Mar 1767 in Westminster, London, England (son of Cook, John and Askew, Elizabeth); died on 23 Feb 1846 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; was buried on 25 Feb 1846 in Saint John's Anglican Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

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Name: William Cook
Baptism: 30 May 1768, Holborn, London, England

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A Probe Into the Demographic Structure of Nineteenth Century Red River by Frits Pannekoek(full document attached separately)Among the principal patriarchs of Red River were William Hemmings Cook,James Bird, and Peter Corrigal. Chief Factor William Hemmings Cook was 53 years of age when he arrived in the settlement in 1820. Short, husky, dark-haired and swarthy-looking, Cook had spent 33 years in the service of the Company before petitioning the London Committee of the Hudson's Bay Company in 1815 to let his family settle somewhere in Rupert's Land. Within a few years of 1820 Cook was settled with Mary Cocking, his third wife whom he had married in the custom of the country, and his children: Samuel, 21; Mary, 20; Jeremiah, 19; Charles, 16; and Lydia, Jenny, Catherine, and Joseph all of indeterminate age. Cook first established his household on a narrow piece of land between the Red and Seine Rivers, but in 1824 moved with his family to Image Plain where he had two five-hundred-acre lots. This was a considerably more congenial area already settled by an increasing number of Cook's fur trade friends. The patriarchical pattern was typical of the bulk of the settlers such as Henry Hallet, Humphrey Favel, William Garrioch. and William Flett . Humphrey Favel had been a clerk and retired in the 1820s with his two sons Humphrey Jr. and Thomas. While Humphrey Sr. and Thomas established their household on Image Plain, Humphrey Jr. settled closer to Upper Fort Carry. Henry Hallet, stationed for a number of years at York as a trader , retired in 1824 with Catherine Dansee,his half-Indian wife, and their five mixed-blood children: James, 24; Henry Jr., 23; — William, 22; Anne, 16; and Elizabeth, 12, on two lots well over 300 acres. William Garrioch, a trader and second clerk in the Swan River district, arrived in 1825 with six children and settled adjacent to his father-in-law William H. Cook.

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Birth:
St. Andrews Parish; by some accounts: 1768

Baptism:
Saint Andrew

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William married Cree Cocking, Kahnapawanakan Ke-Che-Cow-E-Com-E-Coot Mith-Coo-Coo-Man "Agatha" "Mary" "Betsy" in 1785 in Rupert's Land, British North America. Kahnapawanakan was born in Abt. 1769 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 14 Oct 1853 in Parish of St Paul's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Cree Cocking, Kahnapawanakan Ke-Che-Cow-E-Com-E-Coot Mith-Coo-Coo-Man "Agatha" "Mary" "Betsy" was born in Abt. 1769 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 14 Oct 1853 in Parish of St Paul's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.

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Rupert's Land, also sometimes called "Prince Rupert's Land", was a territory in british North America, consisting of the Hudson Bay drainage basin, that was de facto owned by the Hudson's Bay Company for 200 years. It is now mainly part of Canada, but also part of the United States of America. It was named after Prince Rupert of the Rhine, a nephew of Charles I and the first Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company.Areas once belonging to Rupert's Land include all of Manitoba, most of Saskatchewan, northern Alberta, eastern Nunavut, northern parts of Ontario and Quebec, as well as parts of Minnesota, and North Dakota.

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20230106:

This profile is a placeholder for William Hemmings Cook's many indigenous wives.

Though the (known) wives' names are recorded in many forms, this list is considered to be, at the very least, an earnest attempt at representing them respectfully:

- Kahnapawanakan
---- relationship lasted from about the time of William's arrival in the summer of 1786 to about
---- by 1808, understood to be the mother of Nancy, Jane, Joseph, James, and possibly of Samuel, Jeremiah and Margaret
---- she is understood to have passed away in about 1812 or 1813

- Ke-Che-Cow-E-Com-E-Coot "Betsy" Cocking
---- she lived with William and his family from about 1801 and had been married to Muskego Budd and brought as many as five of her children from that marriage into the household, born between 1799 and 1810
---- whether she was the mother of any of Wllliam's children remains an open question
---- may have passed away in or around 1821 in the Red River Settlement

- Mith-Coo-Coo-Man Esquaw "Agathas" or "Mary" Cocking (circa 1769 - circa 1853)
---- is known to have been part of the William Cook household from about 1803
---- the couple was wed in the St John's Anglican church in the Red River Settlement on March 8, 1838, ending his "35 years of courtship"
---- her maternity to William's children is understood to extend to at least most of his children born after 1803, namely Samuel, Jeremiah, Margaret, Charles, Mary, Catherine, William Jr, Frances, Sarah, Lydia, Sophia, and Letitia

Died:
Understood to be the date of death of his only surviving wife, Mary, his known widow and the woman he formally married in 1831

Children:

5. Cook, Nancy was born in Abt. 1787 in York Factory, Rupert's Land, British America; died on 15 Nov 1876 in RM of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Jane Jennie was born in 1788 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 14 Jul 1845 in Parish of St Andrew's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Cook, Joseph "Josiah" Sr was born in Abt. 1790 in York Factory, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 23 Feb 1848 in Rupert's Land, British North America; was buried in Aft. 23 Feb 1848 in Unknown Cemetery, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Samuel was born in 1797 in Nelson River, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 9 Dec 1864 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; was buried on 9 Dec 1864 in Saint Andrews on the Red Anglican Church Cemetery, Saint-Andrews, Selkirk Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Jeremiah "Jerry" was born in 1800 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died in 1875 in Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, James was born in 1803 in Rupert's Land, British North America.
Cook, Charles was born in Abt. 1805 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 20 Jul 1881 in High Bluff, RM of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada; was buried in Aft. 20 Jul 1881 in High Bluff Saint Margaret Anglican Cemetery, High Bluff, Portage la Prairie Census Division, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Margaret was born in Abt. 1808 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 24 May 1827 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; was buried on 27 May 1827 in Saint John's Anglican Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Mary Sarah "Polly" was born in Abt. 1810 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 2 Mar 1868 in Parish of Saint Clements, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Cook, Catherine "Kitty" was born in Abt. 1811 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 10 Mar 1891 in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, William was born in Aft. 1817 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 24 Jun 1888 in Leeds, Ontario, Canada.
Cook, Frances "Fanny" was born in Abt. 1820 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 4 Aug 1839 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Cook, Sarah was born in 1824 in Rupert's Land, British North America; died in 1834 in Parish of Saint Clements, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America.
Cook, Lydia was born in 1824 in Parish of St John's, Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 10 May 1845 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; was buried on 11 May 1845 in Saint John's Anglican Cathedral Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Cook, Letitia B was born in Abt. 1825 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 22 Dec 1857 in Yamhill County, Oregon, USA; was buried in Aft. 22 Dec 1857 in Dundee Pioneer Cemetery, Dundee, Yamhill County, Oregon, USA.
Cook, Sophia was born on 1 Jul 1827 in Red River Settlement, Rupert's Land, British North America; died on 16 Jun 1888 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, The Territories, Canada; was buried in Aft. 16 Jun 1888 in Saint Andrew Anglican Cemetery, Prince Albert, Prince Albert Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada.