CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date19 Aug 1863 [1498, MEMORIAL# 115090148], [7029], [7030], [7035], [7038]
Birth PlaceCanonbie, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
MemoThis assumes he was the George DOBIE whose middle name, Nelson, was recorded at birth.
Census Date3 Apr 1871 [7037] Age: 7
Census PlaceRowanburn, Canonbie, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Census Date3 Apr 1881 [7038] Age: 17
Census PlaceHarris Town [Harriston], Aspatria, Cumberland [Cumbria], England
Emig Date28 Oct 1886 [7034] Age: 23
Emig PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
Immi PlaceQuebec, Canada
MemoFinal destination: Qu’Appelle, NWT [Saskatchewan], Canada
Census Date13 Apr 1891 [7035] Age: 27
Census PlaceMedicine Hat, Assiniboia West, Northwest Territories, Canada
Reside Date1892 [7044]
Reside PlaceCannington Manor, Saskatchewan, Canada
Reside Date1895 [7046]
Reside PlaceCannington Manor, Saskatchewan, Canada
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [7047] Age: 37
Census PlaceChiswick, Middlesex, England
Memo4 Priory Gardens
Census Date6 Jul 1906 [7051] Age: 42
Census PlaceIndian Head, Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoGrand Ave.
Census Date1911 [7052]
Census PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoSt. Chad’s College
Reside Date1912 [7053]
Reside PlaceMarieton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Voy Date29 Jun 1914 [7032] Age: 50
Voy PlacePlymouth, Devonshire, England
MemoShip: Andania. Arrival from Montréal, Québec, Canada
Voy Date19 Sep 1914 [7033] Age: 51
Voy PlaceMontréal, Québec, Canada
MemoReturning from England
Census Date19 Jun 1916 [7031] Age: 52
Census PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoSt. Chad’s College. Reported age was 50; widowed.
Voy Date18 Jun 1919 [7054] Age: 55
Voy PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoArrived from Montreal, Quebec. Ship: Metagama
Census Date1 Jun 1921 [7029] Age: 57
Census PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoSt. Chad’s College
Voy Date12 May 1925 [7060] Age: 61
Voy PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoArrival from Montreal, Canada. Ship: RMS Aurania (Cundard Line)
Voy Date21 Aug 1925 [7036] Age: 62
Voy PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoRMS Alaunia (Cunard Line) - contracted to land at Montreal
Reside Date1926 [7023]
Reside PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoSt. Chad’s College
Death Date1933 [1498, MEMORIAL# 115090148]
MemoPossibly 3 Apr 1933, but not verified.
Burial PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada [1498, MEMORIAL# 115090148]
MemoRegina Cemetery: Plot 345 - Row 2-36 - Broad St. Entrance, West, past 2nd Ave & 2nd St., south side
Alias/AKANelson DOBIE
OccupationCoal Miner [7038]
OccupationWarden [7031]
OccupationPriest-in-charge of Cannington Manor [7045]
OccupationClergyman [7052]
FatherJames DOBIE (ca1815-)
MotherJane ARMSTRONG (ca1826-)
Misc. Notes
Not to be confused with the George Nelson DOBIE who was born in 1895 in Northumberland, England (Newcastle upon Tyne registration district).
There was also a George DOBIE born 5 May 1863, in Dryfesdale, Dumfriesshire, to Thomas DOBIE & Margaret PATTERSON, so possibly related; see 1871 Scotland census, Ecclefechan, Hoddam parish, Dumfriesshire, and Scotland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950. And this wasn’t the only George DOBIE born that year in Scotland.
ScotlandsPeople has 6 persons named George DOBIE born 1862-1864. Only one with “Nelson” as a middle name; 4 with no middle name; 1 with a different middle name.
When George travelled from Montreal to Liverpool in 1919, he gave his European address as 71 King St., Aspatria (Cumberland), which is where he had lived in 1881.
When George travelled from Liverpool to Montreal in 1925, he reported his “Last Address in the United Kingdom” as Bridge House, Olney, Bedford, which is where Katherine’s father lived. [7036]
A short video about the history of Cannington Manor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMceRITT6IU
There was also a George DOBIE born 5 May 1863, in Dryfesdale, Dumfriesshire, to Thomas DOBIE & Margaret PATTERSON, so possibly related; see 1871 Scotland census, Ecclefechan, Hoddam parish, Dumfriesshire, and Scotland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950. And this wasn’t the only George DOBIE born that year in Scotland.
ScotlandsPeople has 6 persons named George DOBIE born 1862-1864. Only one with “Nelson” as a middle name; 4 with no middle name; 1 with a different middle name.
When George travelled from Montreal to Liverpool in 1919, he gave his European address as 71 King St., Aspatria (Cumberland), which is where he had lived in 1881.
When George travelled from Liverpool to Montreal in 1925, he reported his “Last Address in the United Kingdom” as Bridge House, Olney, Bedford, which is where Katherine’s father lived. [7036]
A short video about the history of Cannington Manor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMceRITT6IU
Spouses
Birth PlaceWhitechapel, Middlesex, England
MemoBMD Births: Mar Qtr. 1858 Whitechapel dist. Vol.1c, page 397
Bapt Date31 Jan 1858 [7048]
Bapt PlaceSt. Mark’s Whitechapel, Middlesex, England
Census Date7 Apr 1861 [7050]
Census PlaceShoreditch, Middlesex, England
Memo3 Trafalger Rd.
Census Date3 Apr 1881 [7042]
Census PlaceFoxhall, Suffolk, England
MemoThe Vicarage
Emig Date22 May 1890 [7039]
Emig PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoShip: S.S. Sardinian
Immi Date1 Jun 1890 [7039]
Immi PlaceQuebec, Canada
Census Date29 May 1891 [7040]
Census PlaceBroadview, Assiniboia East, Northwest Territories, Canada
MemoWood house, 1 story, 1 room.
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [7047]
Census PlaceChiswick, Middlesex, England
Memo4 Priory Gardens
Death Date29 Apr 1906 [1498, MEMORIAL# 42376928], [7049]
Death PlaceIndian Head, Regina Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada
Burial PlaceIndian Head, Regina Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada [1498, MEMORIAL# 42376928]
MemoIndian Head Cemetery
FatherRalph St. Leger BROCKMAN (ca1832-)
MotherEllen Elizabeth DYER (ca1836-)
Misc. Notes
In 1890, Frances left England to live with her brothers, Sidney and Percy, in what is now Saskatchewan. Her brother, Henry was also there, living “next door.”
[7040]
[7040]
Birth PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
MemoBMD Births Mar Qtr 1887; PEBODY, Katherine Ivy, Northampton District, vol.3b, p.69
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [809]
Census PlaceBedford St. Paul, Bedfordshire, England
Memo77 Bromham Road (a private school for girls)
Emig Date1911 [7027]
Emig PlaceEngland
Immi DateSep 1911 [7027]
Immi PlaceMontréal, Québec, Canada
MemoFinal destination was Toronto, Ontario.
Voy DateMay 1915 [7027]
Voy PlaceMontréal, Québec, Canada
MemoReturned to England from Canada
Emig Date7 Apr 1920 [7025]
Emig PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoShip: Minnedosa
Immi PlaceSaint John, New Brunswick, Canada
MemoIntended destination: Toronto, at home of friend, Miss Wood
Census Date1 Jun 1921 [7029]
Census PlaceRegina, Saskatchewan, Canada
MemoSt. Chad’s College
Voy Date12 May 1925 [7060]
Voy PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoArrival from Montreal, Canada. Ship: RMS Aurania (Cundard Line)
Voy Date20 Feb 1926 [7023]
Voy PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoDeparture
Voy Date28 Feb 1926 [7023]
Voy PlaceHalifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
MemoArrival; from there she travelled to Regina, Saskatchewan
Voy Date1936 [7028]
Voy PlaceQuebec, Canada
Voy Date17 Jun 1936 [7028]
Voy PlaceSouthampton, England
MemoArrival from Canada; destination: Bridge House, Olney, Bucks.
Reside Date21 Oct 1942 [7055]
Reside PlaceMalvern, Worcestershire, England
Death PlaceMayfield, East Sussex, England
Alias/AKAIvy
Alt.SpellingKaty
FatherEdward William PEBARDY (1859-1951)
MotherSarah SMITH (1859-1897)
Misc. Notes
1901 census shows her living with her 12 year old sister Winnifred at a private school in Bedford St. Paul parish, Bedfordshire, while the rest of the family was in Olney, Buckinghamshire. [809]
At the time of her trip to Canada in 1920, Katherine reported she had been in Canada before in 1911, in Toronto, which also was her intended destination in 1920. On the 1920 Passenger Declaration form she stated her object in coming to Canada was to be married.
[7026] [7027]
At the time of her trip to Canada in 1926, Katherine reported she had been in Canada before from 1920-1925, living at St. Chad’s (College), Regina. All three children were born in Regina and she said she intended to reside permanently in Canada. Passage for this trip was paid by her husband.
[7023]
At the time of her trip to Canada in 1920, Katherine reported she had been in Canada before in 1911, in Toronto, which also was her intended destination in 1920. On the 1920 Passenger Declaration form she stated her object in coming to Canada was to be married.
[7026] [7027]
At the time of her trip to Canada in 1926, Katherine reported she had been in Canada before from 1920-1925, living at St. Chad’s (College), Regina. All three children were born in Regina and she said she intended to reside permanently in Canada. Passage for this trip was paid by her husband.
[7023]