CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceLittle Bolton, Bolton, Lancashire, England
Memo29 Bath Street. Today this area is part of Greater Manchester
Bapt Date17 Sep 1890 [5884] Age: <1
Bapt PlaceBolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England
Memo“Bolton-le-Moors” was the parish which included Little Bolton
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [5885] Age: 10
Census PlaceSt. Anne’s on-the-sea, Lancashire, England
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [5887] Age: 20
Census PlaceSt. Anne’s on-the-sea, Lancashire, England
Memo26 St. Andrews Road South
Emig Date1 Nov 1913 [5876] Age: 23
Emig PlaceLiverpool, England
MemoReported age: 23
Immi PlaceQuebec City, Quebec, Canada
Census Date10 Jun 1921 [5874] Age: 30
Census PlaceToronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Memo71A Eaton Ave, Ward 1
Reside Date16 May 1952 [5888] Age: 61
Reside PlaceToronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Memo515 Donalds Ave.
Immi Date20 Oct 1963 [5880] Age: 73
Immi PlacePort Huron, St. Clair Co., Michigan, United States
Death PlaceFlint, Genesee Co., Michigan, United States
OccupationArchitect’s pupil [5887]
OccupationSurveyor [5876]
OccupationDraughtsman [5878]
OccupationEngineer [5874]
FatherHenry ROBERTS (ca1856-)
MotherHannah Calverley WHITEHEAD (ca1854-)
Misc. Notes
There is some confusion as to which ship Jack was on when he returned as a soldier from the UK in 1919. The page of the manifest where he is listed claims to be for the S.S. Grampian, which arrived 04-MAR-1919 at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. But that record is part of a manifest for the S.S. Cassandra, which arrived 06-MAR-1919, also at Saint John. Library and Archives Canada does not list an arrival of the S.S. Grampian on 04-MAR-1919; the only March arrival was 13-MAR-1919.
[5877]
[5877]
Military
World War I - 134th Overseas Battalion C.E.F. (48th Highlanders)
His 1916 Attestation papers state that he had previously served in the 48th Highlanders for 7 months.
Following his enlistment he was sent to England, as a Sergeant, on the S.S. Scotian, 08-AUG-1916, departing from Halifax, NS. He got married there in 1917 (marriage record lists his profession as “Canadian Army”), ultimately returning to Canada with his new wife and son, in 1919.
[5878], [5875], [5876], [5881, page 1, 17], [5882]
His 1916 Attestation papers state that he had previously served in the 48th Highlanders for 7 months.
Following his enlistment he was sent to England, as a Sergeant, on the S.S. Scotian, 08-AUG-1916, departing from Halifax, NS. He got married there in 1917 (marriage record lists his profession as “Canadian Army”), ultimately returning to Canada with his new wife and son, in 1919.
[5878], [5875], [5876], [5881, page 1, 17], [5882]
Research
BMD Births: Sep. Qtr. 1890, Bolton registration district (Lancashire), Vol. 8c, p. 461
Spouses
Birth PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
Memo12 Princess Street
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [544] Age: 8
Census PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
Memo12 Princes St., Northampton St. Sepuchre
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [3319] Age: 18
Census PlaceSt. Anne’s on-the-sea, Lancashire, England
Memo9 St. Davids Road N.
Emig Date6 Feb 1919 [5875] Age: 26
Emig PlaceGlasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Immi PlaceSaint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Census Date10 Jun 1921 [5874] Age: 28
Census PlaceToronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Memo71A Eaton Ave, Ward 1
Death Date1930 [2146]
Alt.SpellingVilletta [5883]
OccupationShop Assistant [3319]
FatherJohn Alfred SMITH (1856-1892)
MotherEllen GILBERT (1856-1929)
Misc. Notes
Born posthumously (3 months after death of her father). [6007]
The Kingston District covered parts of both Middlesex and Surrey.
Lived in Toronto and probably died there. [1083]
The Kingston District covered parts of both Middlesex and Surrey.
Lived in Toronto and probably died there. [1083]
Misc. Notes
Witnesses: R. SMITH (probably Roland T. SMITH) and W. CARSE (William CARSE) [5882]