Chronology of Peter Winter of Osnabruck, Jacob Winters of Osnabruck, and other
Winters who settled there from NY.
1741
Circa 1764
December
1765 or 1767
Probably may
1767
Birth of Henry Winters father of Peter per 1783 list that gives him age
of 42, born in America.
Fryer, Mary Beacock, and William A. Smy. Rolls of the Provincial
(Loyalist) Corps, Canadian Command, American Revolutionary Period.
Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1981.
Birth of Jacob Winter according to his discharge papers in Hoosick,
County of Albany (now Rensselaer) NY.
Birth of Peter Winters son of Henry Winters in NY
Source: Fryer and Smy.
8 September
1777
Hendrick Winter appears on Rensselaerwyck militia list in Captain
Abraham Van Aernab’s Company, from Above Poesten Kill.
Source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyrensse/colonial1.htm
It is extracted from the NY State Historian's Report. Vol. II, p. 813.
The Winters moved to the Wyoming valley in PA. Probably close to
Nicholas Philips.
Henry Winters is listed as a prisoner at Fort Stanwix after the British
retreat. He also appears in Walter Butler’s company in December 1777.
25 December
1777
Source : Smy, William A., and Friends of the Loyalist Collection at
Brock University. An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler's Rangers
1777-1784 with Documentary Sources. Ridgeville, Ont.: Friends of the
Loyalist Collection at Brock University, 2004. p. 200
From December 25 1777 to October 24 1778, Frederick Winters is
listed as a Private in Walter Butler’s Company.
March 1779
Source: Smy.
Nicholas Winters, son of Henry Winters is listed as a prisoner.
1770-1776
25 June 1780
25 April 1783
Source: Smy.
Peter Winters appear on list of soldiers of KRRNY as a drummer aged
13 at enrollment.
Source: http://royalyorkers.ca/drums_list.php
Peter Winter is a drummer in the Second Battalion, KRRNY, in the list
signed by Major John Ross, acting brigade major, received in Quebec
City on April 25, 1783. (Additional information on Peter: he was 16
years, 5 months; he was 5'1" tall; he was born in America, and he had
already served 3 years.) Also on the list are Jacob Winter age 17 and
Henry Winter age 42, all born in America.
Source: Fryer and Smy.
24 June 1784
1 November
1786
14 December
1789
Discharge papers of Jacob Winter of 2nd Battalion of KRRNY, in
Captain Jacob Maurer’s Company. States that Jacob Winters is 20, and
native of parish of Hoosick, in Albany County and has served faithfully
for 4 years.
(So either Jacob is 18 or 20, so born 1764-1765)
Source: A.O. MS 658 reel 366, Township papers, Osnabruck, conc. 2,
lot 30.
Peter Winters appear on land records of Osnabruck township with
Jacob. Second concession, lot 30 Osnabruck township.Henry Winter is
also listed on first concession, lot 22.
Source: http://my.tbaytel.net/bmartin/eastern.htm
From the book 'Lunenburgh, or the Old Eastern District'
By J. F. Pringle, Judge County Court. Published in 1890.
Names of Owners of Lots Given in McNiff's Map;
Dated 1st. November, 1786
Peter Winter of KRRNY petitions for land in Cornwall.
UCLP Volume:548 Bundle: W Misc. 1787-1794 Petition:139
Microfilm:C-2969
5 April 1790
6 July 1790
Henry Winters settled in Cornwall Twp married and 65 years old,
meaning born in 1825. Are there 2 Henry? Old one in Butler’s Ranger
and younger one in KRRNY? Or is it simply a mistake in one of the
source.
Smy, William A., and Friends of the Loyalist Collection at Brock
University. An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler's Rangers 1777-1784
with Documentary Sources. Ridgeville, Ont.: Friends of the Loyalist
Collection at Brock University, 2004.
John Winter late of State of York (sic) in USA petitions for land as
Loyalist. He gives Henry Winter as a character reference for Loyalty.
He was granted 200 acres in Oxford township.
UCLP Volume: 548 Bundle: W Misc. 1787-1794 Petition: 138
Microfilm: C-2969
John Winters granted 200 acres in Oxford concession 8, lot 25 on
March 30th 1795. He did not patent this lot.
Source:
A.O. MS 693 Reel 158 RG 1 C-1-4
Crown Lands vol. 11 page 4
1792
2 February
Birth of Solomon Winters son of Peter (age based on 1851 census, but
based on his petition should be born 1796)
Peter Winter marries Rachel Lang in Osnabruck
1796
21 February
1796
20 June 1796
Jacob Winters UCLP for Town lot in Town of York for building.
Granted.
UCLP Volume: 522 Bundle: W 2 Petition: 30 Microfilm: C-2950
Jacob Winters UCLP for lot 46 on E of Yonge St. supported by John
Coon and James Perigo, that Jacob was Butler’s Rangers and KRRNY.
UCLP Volume: 522 Bundle: W 2 Petition: 38 Microfilm: C-2950
5 July 1796
5 July 1796
5 July 1796
1797
1797
16 July 1797
3 August 1797
1 September
1797
1 December
1797
1798
Jacob Winter appear in Upper Canada Land book for petition W30 and
W38.
Location ticker for Jacob Winter, UE, for 200 acres to complete his
military grant. 100 acres in lot 22, 5 in York twp.
From Fiats and warrants, Jacob Winters who served in Butlers Rangers
and in Sir Johnston is granted lot 46 on Yonge Street and back Town
lots.
Archives of Ontario. RG 1 C-1-3. Crown lands fiats and warrants. Vol.
13, page 100 , MS 693 reel 20
Jacob Winter and one female inhabitant of the Don and Marsh on York
census. Female is probably his wife Lucinda White.
Mosser, Christine, and Metropolitan Toronto Library Board. York,
Upper Canada, Minutes of Town Meetings and Lists of Inhabitants,
1797-1823. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Library Board, 1984.
Birth of Nicholas Winters son of Peter Winters (age based on 1851
census and UCLP in 1818)
Jacob Winter patents the East half of lot 30 in 2nd concession of
Osnabruck. His son Moses will sell this lot in June 1837.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774. Stormont Co. Abstract Index Book for
Osnabruck twp.
According to A. Jones surveyor, lot 46 on East side of Yonge Street
belonging to Jacob Winter, at York, has 1 acre cleared. Source:
Township papers cited in Researching Yonge St.
Henry Winter patents the East half of lot 22 in the 1st concession of
Osnabruck twp. He will later sell this lot in September 1803.
Henry Winter patents lot 8, 8th concession of Osnabruck township.
He will sell this lot in March 1803.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774. Stormont Co. Abstract Index Book for
Osnabruck twp.
Peter Winter patents lot 9 in the 8th concession of Osnabruck township.
He will sell this lot in April 1804.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774. Stormont Co. Abstract Index Book for
Osnabruck twp
.Birth of Solomon Winters son of Peter Winters (aged based on UCLP
in 1819)
1799
1800
1801
1802
9 January 1802
March 1802
Jacob Winter and one female inhabitant of the Humber on York census.
Source: Mosser.
Jacob Winter and one female inhabitant of the Humber on York census
Source: Mosser.
Jacob Winter and one female and another male inhabitant of the
Humber on York census.
Source: Mosser.
Birth of Henry Winters son of Peter Winters (age is based on 1851
census as well as UCLP)
Peter Winters, late of Osnabruck conveys a bond and promise to sell to
William Baker lot 30, 2nd concession as soon as he is in possession of
his patent.
Source: A.O. GS 5602 FHL US/CAN Film [ 201748 ]
Stormont County Deeds. Vol. D page 390 Instrument #135 registered
February 3, 1816.
Jacob Winter with wife and male child on the Humber on York census
Source: Mosser.
17 May 1802
Jacob Winter patents lot 22, 5 West Yonge St of York twp.
Archives of Ontario. GSU 179767 York County Land Registry. York
township Abstract Index.
2 March 1802
Henry Winter sells to Adam Loucks lot 8, 8th concession of Osnabruck,
Source: A.O. GSU 201774, Stormont Co, Osnabruck, Abstract Index
Book 1
Henry Winter patents lot 23 in 6th concession of Osnabruck, with Peter
Prunner. He will sell that lot in 1807.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774, Stormont Co, Osnabruck, Abstract Index
Book 1
Peter Winter patents the West Half of lot 30 in the 2nd Concession of
Osnabruck twp. He will sell this lot in 1830.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774. Stormont Co. Abstract Index Book for
Osnabruck twp
Jacob Winter and wife Lucinda sell lot 22, 5WYSt, York twp to
William Chambers (who resells it a year later to Isaac Devins)
Archives of Ontario. GSU 179767 York County Land Registry. York
township Abstract Index.
Henry Winter (born 1741) sells West half of lot 22 in 1st concession of
Osnabruck to David Zeran. Witnesses were Peter Darlington and Sarah
Hoople of Osnabruck. The deed was registered by grantee on March
16 1820. No wife is mentioned, but I did not find barred dower in
Osnabruck memorials.
Source: A.O. GS 5603 FHL US/CAN Film [ 201749 ]
Stormont County Deeds. Vol. F page 257 Instrument #639 registered
March 16 1820.
31 December
1802
13 May 1803
12 July 1803
19 September
1803
26 December
1803
29 March 1804
Jacob Winter buys lot 33, concession B, of Etobicoke twp from John
Small.
Jacob Winter with wife and 1 male child and 1 female child inhabitants
of Etobicoke on York census.
Source: Mosser.
1 April 1804
Peter Winter sells lot 9 in 8th concession of Osnabruck to Jesse Seten.
The transaction will be registered in 1829.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774. Stormont Co. Abstract Index Book for
Osnabruck twp
March 1805
Jacob Winter with wife and 1 male child and 1 female child inhabitants
of Etobicoke on York census.
Source: Mosser.
8 October 1805 Peter Winters petition for lot 35 on the Humber, which is just above the
lot where his brother Jacob is settled. Lot 35 is a crown reserve and
Peter gets it. He mentions that he has a wife and 4 children.
UCLP Volume: 545 Bundle: W Leases 1797-1817 Petition: 43
Microfilm: C-2967
March 1806
15 October
1806
Jacob Winter with wife and 1 female child inhabitants of Etobicoke.
Peter Winters appear on census of Etobicoke with wife and 3 male
children and 1 female child.
Source: Mosser
Peter Winter petitions for a lease on lot 24, concession 2, in Etobicoke.
He offers his brother Jacob Winter as a bondsman to guarantee
payment
UCLP Volume: 544A Bundle: W Leases 1798-1820 Petition: 31
Microfilm: C-2967
March 1807
11 March 1807
4 September
1807
6 August 1807
Jacob Winter with wife and 1 female child inhabitants of Etobicoke.
Peter Winters with wife and 3 male children and 1 female child also in
Etobicoke
Source: Mosser
Henry Winter and Peter Prunner sell lot 23, 6th concession of
Osnabruck to Septimus Tracy.
Source: A.O. GSU 201774, Stormont Co, Osnabruck, Abstract Index
Book 1.
Peter Winter petitions for lease on lot 34, broken front A, Etobicoke.
Peter offers Levi Devins as a bondsman. This lot is very close to Jacob
Winters who is on B, lot 33.
UCLP Volume: 544A Bundle: W Leases 1798-1820 Petition: 37
Microfilm: C-2967
Elizabeth Winters daughter of Henry Winters of Osnabruck, UE
Loyalist, wife of Peter Rupert of Osnabruck. She X her name. From
the tone of the petition, it looks like Henry is still alive.
UCLP Volume: 426 Bundle: R 8 Petition: 39 Microfilm: C-2741
1808
18 February
1808
March 1808
18 Sep 1808
10 November
1808
March 1809
Circa 1811
14 Oct 1811
Peter Winter UCLP for lease in York.
Heinrich and Catharina Winter are sponsors of 2 children or Jacob and
Maria Philipsen at Zion Evangelical church in York township, Home
District. Source: OGS transcription of parish register.
Jacob Winters with wife and 1 female child inhabitant of Etobicoke.
Peter Winters with wife and 3 male children and 1 female child
inhabitant of York twp.
Source: Mosser
Baptism at Zion Evangelicanl Lutheran church of 2 children of Jacob
and Lucina Winters. Saln? Born 18 March 1808 (?) and Anna born
Aug. 1 1807. Need original, think earlier date is probably 1803 and not
1808. Sponsors are Heinrich and Catharina Winter.
Peter Winter petitions for lease on reserved lot 6, on 2nd concession
WSY in York Township. He gets it.
UCLP Volume: 545 Bundle: W Leases 1797-1817 Petition: 57
Microfilm: C-2967
David Holley is Overseer of Highway from Jacob Winters to Michael
Millers in Etobicoke.
Source: Mosser.
Birth of Moses Winters son of Jacob and Lucinda. Moses is about 20
at his trial in 1831.
Nicholas Winter petition for title to lot 38, 4th concession of Cornwall
township, where he has been living for 5 years. He has been in the
Province for 12 years, and he took the Oath of Allegiance in 1801.
There is a note that his father and Brothers were soldiers in Sir John
Johnstone 2nd Batallion of Royal York Volunteer Regiment during the
last Rebellion. This lot will later be claimed by Henry Winters
(husband of Nancy McWilliams) and finally patented by Archibald
Winters.
UCLP Volume:544A Bundle:W Leases 1798-1820 Petition:62
Microfilm:C-2967
1812-13
Circa 1814
Circa 1814
Frederick and Henry Winters are Private in 1st Flank Company of 1st
Stormont Militia during War. George Winters, also on Casualties.
Gray, W. M. Soldiers of the King : The Upper Canadian Militia 18121815. Erin, Ont.: Boston Mills Press, 1995.
Birth of Jacob Winters son of Jacob and Lucinda
Birth of Catherine Winters daughter of Peter Winters late of
Circa 1815
Circa 1815
1815
1815
Circa 1815
15 June 1815
Osnabruck, and then of Bertie township
Birth of Mary Ann daughter of Peter Winters, late of Osnabruck, based
on her UCLP
Birth of Hiram Winters, son of Jacob and Lucinda
Frederick Winter, Yeoman of Osnabruck marries Sophia Mattice,
UCLP of Sophia Mattice daughter of Adam Mattice UE.
MCWILLIAMS NANCY .. WINTERS HENRY .. 1815
Source :
http://www.ontariogenealogy.com/easternontariomarriages.html
Birth of George Winter, son of Peter Winter late of Osnabruck, per his
UCLP,
Henry Winters, a native of New Hampshire, aged 23 has been in the
Province for 15 years. He is requesting the lease on lot 38 on the 4th
side of the Middle of the River Raisin, known as the 3rd concession in
Cornwall township. This lot is also claimed by Nicholas Winter and lot
A, of the 3rd concession of Osnabruck. Henry Winter was in the
Stormont Militia during the war of 1812.
UCLP Volume:544A Bundle:W Leases 1798-1820 Petition:74
Microfilm:C-2967
Circa 1817
29 January
1817
Birth of Lucinda Winters daughter of Jacob and Lucinda
Petition of Sophia Mattice daughter of Adam Mattice, wife of
Frederick Winter Yeoman of Osnabruck., probably shortly after the
marriage.
UCLP Volume: 527 Bundle: W 11 Petition: 39 Microfilm: C-2953
She gets lot 28, 8th concession of Osgoode twp in the Fiats and
Warrants.
Source: A.O. MS 693 Reel 105
RG 1 C-1-3 Fiats and Warrants vol. 81 page 122
29 January
1817
Petition of Nancy McWilliams, daughter of John McWilliams, ,wife of
Henry Winter of Osnabruck
UCLP Volume: 527 Bundle: W 11 Petition: 37 Microfilm: C-2953
Nancy Winters appears just below Sophia in the Fiats and Warrants
book, but there is no note about which land she was granted.
Source: A.O. MS 693 Reel 105
RG 1 C-1-3 Fiats and Warrants vol. 81 page 122
14 July 1818
Petition of Nicholas Winter of Bertie, who is son of Peter Winter of
Bertie and Osnabruck, UE enrolled. He is over 21 and Peter Winter
signed. He served in the 3rd Regiment of the Lincoln Militia during the
War of 1812.
UCLP Volume:527A Bundle:W 11 Petition:111 Microfilm:C-2953
Nicholas Winters of Bertie, son of Peter is granted 200 acres. Last
entry at bottom of page, no mention of location of grant.
Source: A.O. MS 693 Reel 105
RG 1 C-1-3 Fiats and Warrants vol. 81 page 153
24 August,
1819
12 October
1819
Marriage of Nicholas WINTER, bachelor, and Sarah WINTER,
spinster, both of Etobicoke township. Nicholas Winter is son of Peter,
I believe that Sarah is eldest daughter of Jacob and Lucinda born circa
1803 and named in honour of grandmother Sally White.
Source: Parish register of St.James Cathedral in Toronto.
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/old2.htm
Petition of Solomon Winter a son of Peter Winter UE of Etobicoke
and Osnabruck.
UCLP Volume: 528 Bundle: W 12 Petition: 143 Microfilm: C-2954
Solomon Winters of Etobicoke, yeoman, son of Peter is granted 200
acres. Last entry at bottom of page, no mention of location of grant.
Source: A.O. MS 693 Reel 105
RG 1 C-1-3 Fiats and Warrants vol. 81 page 184
Circa 1821
Circa 1822
21 January
1823
Birth of Jacob Winters son of Jacob and Lucinda
Henry Winter son of Peter marries Rebecca Zavitz of Welland
Henry Winter of Bertie, son of Peter Winter of Etobicoke, late of
Osnabruck, on the UE list. The petition is dated at York. Henry is over
21 years.
UCLP Volume:529A Bundle:W 13 Petition:81 Microfilm:C-2955
Circa 1824
28 August
1824
Birth of Charlotte Winters daughter of Jacob and Lucinda
Frederick Winter and 13 other inhabitants of Baxter Island (now Croil’s
Island, NY) petition the government for land since Baxter Island now
belongs to USA.
UC Sundries August 1824 #35994-35996. Microfilm: CSolomon Winters patents lot 22 in the 4th concession of Nassagaweya
township. He will sell this lot in 1831.
9 December
1824
Circa 1825
Circa 1826
Circa 1827
2 January 1829
Source: A.O. GSU 179022
Halton County Land Registry. Abstract Index book for Nassagaweya
twp concession 4, lot 22.
Birth of Daniel Henry son of Jacob and Lucinda
Birth of Mary Ann daughter of Jacob and Lucinda
Marriage of Hannah Winters, daughter of Jacob Winters of Etobicoke
and John Stong.
Nicholas, Henry and Solomon Winter on the list ofr the 5th Regiment
of Gore Militia (aged between 19 and 39) there are no Winters in York
Militia from Jacob’s family.
Walker, Dan, Bruce S. Elliott, Fawne Stratford-Devai, and Ontario
Genealogical Society. Men of Upper Canada : Militia Nominal
Rolls, 1828-1829. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society, 1995.
9 July 1830
Peter Winter of Nasagawaya twp, Halton County, District of Gore sells
to Jacob Stade West half of lot 30, 2nd Concession of Osnabruck twp.
Richard Dafoe of Osnabruck, and Solomon Winter of Nasagaweya
Twp act as witnesses to the deed. Peter Winters signed. No wife bars
her dower, but not sure if not memorialized.
Source: A.O. GS 5604 FHL US/CAN Film [ 201750 ]
Stormont County Deeds. Vol. H page 48-49 Instrument #1379
registered August 9, 1830.
15 September
1830
Sophia Winter patents lot 28 in the 8th concession of Osgoode
township. She will sell this land in 1831.
Source: A.O. GSU 200442
Carleton County Land Registry. Abstract Index Book for Osgoode
Twp. Concession 8 lot 28.
Sophia Winter, wife of Frederick Winter of Osnabruck, sells lot 28, 8th
concession of Osgoode township to John McNabb. Transaction is
registered 17 October 1833.
Source: A.O. GSU 200466 Carleton County Land Registry Office
Records. Copybooks for Osgoode township 1832-1843. Instrument
#1720 Reg. October 1833. pp. 80-81.
York Assizes court where Moses Winters was charged with buggery
26 Jun 1831
17 October
1831
31 October
1831
November 1
1831
10 December
Moses Winter found guilty and condemned to hang on November 15,
1831.
Archives of Ontario, Court of Queen’s Bench Assize. RG 22-134-0-5
Criminal Assize 1819-1832. MS 530 reel 2.
Petition of inhabitants of Etobicoke for pardon for Moses Winters.
Upper Canada Sundries # 62798-62802, available on microfilm reel C6874 at Toronto Public Library
Henry Winter petitions for clergy reserve lot 38, concession 6, of
1831
Cornwall township and gets it approved. I think this is the same Henry
that married Nancy McWilliams
UCLP Volume:546A Bundle:W Leases 1830-1838 Petition:236
Microfilm:C-2968
25 mar 1834
Marriage of Isaac Winters and Mary Christner, in Etobicoke. Home
District Marriage Register.
Jacob Winters Sr signs his will. It will be registered in York county
land records in July 1835. Abraham Devins is one of the executors.
Archives of Ontario. GS 6130. General register of wills 1800-1890.
Toronto, Ontario.
Jacob Winters Sr died per recital of instrument #27511 registered Oct.
3, 1846 in Old York Deeds. G.S. 5941. at Archives of Ontario.
30 December
1834
15 January
1835
15 July 1835
On July 15th 1835, Catherine Winters is not yet married to Luther
Boardman, she X her name as Catherine Winters and her father is
described as the late Peter Winters of Bertie township.
UCLP Volume: 62 Bundle:B 21 Petition: 13
Microfilm:C-1633
12 July 1836
Mary Ann Winter Crane, wife of Jacob M. Crane of Yarmouth
township. She is daughter of Peter Winters, late of Osnabruck, and
now of Nelson township, in the Gore district, who is on the UE list.
She is over 21 years of age. Solomon and Henry Winters son of Peter
Winters signed.
UCLP Volume:121 Bundle:C 21 Petition:98 Microfilm:C-1730
11 October
1836
Petition of George Winter of Nelson township, aged over 21, son of
Peter Winter late of Osnabruck, now of Nelson township, on UE list.
Solomon Winters of Nelson witnessed the petition.
UCLP Volume:535 Bundle:W 20 Petition:50 Microfilm:C-2959
30 June 1837
7 December
1836
24 August
Moses Winters, of Etobicoke twp, Home District, heir at law of Jacob
Winter sells to William Empey the East half of lot 30 of the 2nd
concession of Osnabruck twp.
Source: A.O. GS 5606 FHL US/CAN Film [ 201752 ]
Stormont County Deeds. Vol. K page 78-79 Instrument #2740
registered September 16 1839.
Peter Winter of Nelson township, Gore District, formerly a soldier in
KRRNY swears that Jacob Philips born on the Susquehanna and now
of Etobicoke served in KRRNY with him. Sworn in City of York.
UCLP Volume: 409 Bundle: P 20 Petition: 41 Microfilm: C-2732
Catherine Boardman, wife of Luther Boardman, of Humberstone in the
1837
Niagara District. She is daughter of Peter Winters, late of Osnabruck,
and then of Bertie township whose name is on UE list. Henry Winters
signed.
UCLP Volume: 62 Bundle:B 21 Petition: 13 Microfilm:C-1633
20 October
1838
May 183?
15 March 1839
Moses Winter heir at law of Jacob Winter sells part of lot 33, B front to
Hiram Winter brother of the said Moses Winter of Etobicoke.
Jacob Winter and Lucinda Winter B and S to Moses Winter
Marriage of Hiram Winters to Elizabeth Devins in Etobicoke.
Home District Marriage Register.
Petition of John Winters, Yeoman of Dumfries, son of Peter Winters.
He is over 21, so born circa 1819.
1840
UCLP Volume: 537 Bundle: W 22 Petition: 62 Microfilm: C-2960
8 May 1841
23 September
1841
3 November
1842
8 March 1843
19 September
1843
19 September
1845
19 July 1846
31 July 1846
1846
1846
15 September
1846
30 November
Birth of Roxana first daughter of Charlotte Winters and Edward Philips
Baptism of Hulda daughter of Isaac and Mary Winters at St.Philips
Weston. Parish register, available at the Anglican Diocese of Toronto
Archives.
Marriage of Mary Ann Winters to Norman Doty, widower in Etobicoke
Home District Marriage Register.
Marriage of Lucinda Winters to Charles Gibb in Etobicoke. Home
District Marriage Register.
Marriage of Jacob Winters Jr to Ann Jackson in St.Philips, Weston.
St.Philip’s Weston parish register, available at the Anglican Diocese of
Toronto Archives.
Hiram Winter and his wife Elizabeth and Lucinda Winter B&S to John
Grubb for 275 pounds part of lot 33. Old York Deeds. Archives of
Ontario.
Jacob Winter and his wife Ann of Etobicoke, and Lucinda Winter relict
of Jacob Winter late of same place, sells land to Lucinda Gibb of the
Township of York. Witnesses who signed are Isaac X Winter and
Daniel Winter.
Old York Deeds. Archives of Ontario.
Daniel Henry Winters, fifth son of Jacob Winter died a minor and
without lawful issue per instrument #27511 registered Oct. 3, 1846 in
Old York Deeds. G.S. 5941.
Lucinda Winter and Moses Winter B&S to Hiram Winter for 100
pounds part of lot 33, B front. Note that Cynthia is not mentioned?
Marriage to Cynthia Upthegrove, possibly a widow of Mathew Davis
of Etobicoke. Probable dau of James Upthegrove of Etobicoke, who
leased clergy reserve land next to the Winters in Etobicoke.
Birth of Susan Winter, daughter of Moses and Cynthia.
Moses Winter, son of Jacob buys lot 24, S ½ in 6th concession of
St.Vincent township from Silvester Richmond, patentee.
Lucinda Winter and Jacob Winter and his wife Ann sell part of lot 33,
1846
26 July 1847
1848
1850
1854
Circa 1855
22 January
1857
B front to John Grubb for 180 pounds.
Isaac Winter and Mary (Christner) his wife sell land to John Coulter for
Albion Road.
Birth of Harriet Winters daughter of Moses and Cynthia. 1851 and
1861 census of St.Vincent township, Grey Co.
Birth of John Daniel son of Moses and Cynthia
Birth of Hannah Winters daughter of Moses and Cynthia
Marriage of Mary Ann Winters Doty to Daniel Potcher.
Archibald Winters asks for the patent and clear title for lots Cornwall,
concession 6, lot 38 and Osnabruck concession 3 lot A, which are
contiguous. He claims that his father (Henry) occupied this lot for at
least 30 years. He has a quit claim from all other claimants who are
named Nancy Winters, Jehial Winters and Joseph Winters of Cornwall.
Since Archibald mentions his widowed mother, that is probably Nancy,
and Joseph and Jehial are his only brothers. In 1831, Henry Winters
petitioned for that land in Cornwall, a clergy reserve. So the
conclusion is that Archibald is a son probably the eldest since 38 in
1851 census of Henry and Nancy Winters. Archibald did obtain patent
for this lot in 1858.
UCLP Volume: 544 Bundle: W 8 Petition: 42 Microfilm: C-2966
29 July 1858
Circa 1862
1863
25 May 1863
Moses Winter (no wife named) sells half his lot to David Layton.
St.Vincent township, Grey County deeds.
Marriage of Moses Winters to Mary Fox
Birth of Lucinda Winters daughter of Moses and Mary Fox
Lucinda Winters, relict of Jacob Winters, age 81 years dies and his
buried in Old St.Stephen’s cemetery in Maple, Vaughan twp. The
family of Hiram White and Magdalena Stong is also buried there.
According to the marriage registration of Moses Winters, his mother is
named Lucinda White. She is probably the sister of Hiram White.
29 February
1864
Volume 13, pg 117 (Muskoka) Moses WINTER, 50, Toronto, Watt,
farmer, s/o Jacob WINTER & Lucinda WHITE, married Mary Jane
DEWEY, 33, Belleville, Watt, d/o Charles DEWEY & Rebecca
WEBSTER, wit - Elizabeth SLATER and Charlotte J. WEBSTER,
Sept 27 1871, Bracebridge
Levi Winters patents lot 28 in 9th concession of Osnabruck township
He will sell this lot in February 1865.