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The Descendants of James Offer and Mary Carr
Generation No. 1
1. JAMES1 OFFER1 was born 1742 in Towbridge, Wiltshire,England. He married MARY CARR1 Jul 27, 1767 in Rowe, Wiltshire, England, daughter of JOHN CARR and ELIZABETH READ. She was born Nov 01, 1741 in Clewer, Birkshire, England.
Children of JAMES OFFER and MARY CARR are:
2. i. ANTHONY JAMES2 OFFER, b. Jan 24, 1778, Edington, Wiltshire,England; d. Apr 18, 1867, Etchilhampton, Wiltshire,England.
ii. BETTY OFFER1, b. Sep 04, 1785, Edington, Wiltshire, England.
iii. HESTER OFFER1, b. Apr 08, 1770, Edington, Wiltshire, England.
iv. MARY OFFER1, b. Dec 10, 1775, Edington, Wiltshire, England; m. THOMAS SWADDON, Oct 23, 1788, Ogden St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England; b. 1762.
Notes for THOMAS SWADDON:
On the Publications of Marriage Banns neither Thomas or Mary could write, their mark is on the document, a copy of which is in my "Document" Binder in my Library. This document is also the Marriage certificate, witnessed by John Reeves and married by Jos. Edwards.
v. SARAH OFFER1, b. Sep 02, 1787, Edington, Wiltshire, England; m. JAMES COULDRICK1, May 01, 1813, Edington, England1.
More About SARAH OFFER:
Christened: Sep 02, 1787, Edington, Wiltshire, England
Generation No. 2
2. ANTHONY JAMES2 OFFER (JAMES1)1 was born Jan 24, 1778 in Edington, Wiltshire,England, and died Apr 18, 1867 in Etchilhampton, Wiltshire,England. He married MARGARET HALE1 Apr 05, 1803 in Etchilhampton, Wiltshire, England, daughter of RICHARD HALE and JEAN //. She was born Nov 02, 1777 in Etchilhampton, Wiltshire,England.
Notes for ANTHONY JAMES OFFER:
1851 Census Etchilhampton
Household number 14 (next door to Richard?)
Anthony Head 69 b. Etchilhampton
Sarah Sister 64 b. //[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
1851 Census Etchilhampton
Household number 14 (next door to Richard?)
Anthony Head 69 b. Etchilhampton
Sarah Sister 64 b. //
More About ANTHONY JAMES OFFER:
Burial: Apr 19, 1867, Etchilhampton, Wiltshire,England
Children of ANTHONY OFFER and MARGARET HALE are:
i. CHRISTIANA3 OFFER, b. Nov 17, 1805.
ii. JOHN OFFER1, b. Feb 27, 1807, Etchilhampton, England1.
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Baptised: Feb 27, 1807, Etchilhampton, England1
iii. BETTY OFFER, b. May 10, 1809.
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Christened: May 10, 1809, Etchilhampton, Wiltshire,England
iv. MARIA OFFER1, b. Mar 29, 1812, Etchilhampton, England1.
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Christened: Mar 29, 1812, Etchilhampton, England
3. v. HARRIET OFFER, b. 1814, Etchilhampton, England; d. May 01, 1891, St. Leonards, South Australia, Astl..
4. vi. RICHARD OFFER, b. May 11, 1815, Etchilhampton, Wiltshire, England.
5. vii. JAMES ANTHONY OFFER, b. May 16, 1819, Etchilhampton, England; d. Apr 18, 1877, Charlottetown, PEI.
Generation No. 3
3. HARRIET3 OFFER (ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born 1814 in Etchilhampton, England1, and died May 01, 1891 in St. Leonards, South Australia, Astl.. She married (1) ABEL BURGESS1 Dec 25, 1835 in Etchilhampton, England1. She married (2) CHARLES BURDEN Dec 24, 1838 in Patney, Wiltshire, England. He was born Jan 01, 1816 in Chirton, Wiltshire, England, and died Jul 09, 1890 in St. Leonards, South Australia, Astl..
More About HARRIET OFFER:
Baptism: Aug 22, 1814, Etchilhampton, England1
Burial: May 1891, Old Payneham Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
Notes for CHARLES BURDEN:
Charles was a Gardener and he and Harriet arrived in Australia in 1847 aboard the "Princess Royal"
More About CHARLES BURDEN:
Burial: Jul 1890, Old Payneham Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
Children of HARRIET OFFER and CHARLES BURDEN are:
6. i. DIANA MARIA4 BURDEN, b. Aug 02, 1839, Devies, Wiltshsire, England; d. Sep 06, 1890, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
ii. DIANA BURDEN, b. 1845, Near the Onkaparinga, South Australia, Astl.; d. Apr 22, 1906, St. Leonards, South Audstralia, Astl..
More About DIANA BURDEN:
Burial: Brighton Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
7. iii. MARIA BURDEN, b. Oct 20, 1848, Near the Onkaparinga, South Australia, Astl.; d. Apr 22, 1906, St. Leonards, South Audstralia, Astl..
iv. ELIZABETH BURDEN, b. Sep 20, 1850, Para, South Australia; d. Abt. 1850, South Australia.
8. v. ELIZABETH JANE BURDEN, b. Jul 27, 1854, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Oct 06, 1935, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
4. RICHARD3 OFFER (ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born May 11, 1815 in Etchilhampton, Wiltshire, England. He married SARAH HALL1 Oct 05, 1839 in Etchilhampton, England1.
Notes for RICHARD OFFER:
Etchilhampton Baptisms: Richard also listed May 11, 1817???
Etchilhampton 1851 Census HO107/1839 Household Number 10
Richard Offer Head 33. b. Etchilhampton
Sarah wife 29 b. Eth//
Richard son 8 b. //
Maria dau 6 b. //
Alfred son 3 b. //
Harriet dau 2mts. //
1881 ensus,,,,Richard, Male , 56, Ag. Lab., Etchilhampton, Wilt, Eng.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Etchilhampton Baptisms: Richard also listed May 11, 1817???
Etchilhampton 1851 Census HO107/1839 Household Number 10
Richard Offer Head 33. b. Etchilhampton
Sarah wife 29 b. Eth//
Richard son 8 b. //
Maria dau 6 b. //
Alfred son 3 b. //
Harriet dau 2mts. //
More About RICHARD OFFER:
Christened: May 11, 1815, Etchilhampton, England
Children of RICHARD OFFER and SARAH HALL are:
i. RICHARD4 OFFER1, b. 18441.
ii. MARIA OFFER1, b. Jan 11, 18461.
iii. ALFRED OFFER1, b. May 14, 18481.
iv. HARRIET OFFER1, b. Mar 16, 18511.
5. JAMES ANTHONY3 OFFER (ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born May 16, 1819 in Etchilhampton, England1, and died Apr 18, 1877 in Charlottetown, PEI1. He married MARY ANN ROBERTS1 Aug 03, 1847 in Charlottetown, PEI1. She was born May 03, 1822, and died Mar 08, 1911 in Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for JAMES ANTHONY OFFER:
James is described as a Miller, Publican and Tavern Keeper.
Stone - Erected/by his family/In memory of/James A. Offer/ who emigrated to this Island/ from Wiltshire, England in/ May 1842. April 18, 1877/ AET 58 yrs./
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that who soever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. (Sherwood Cemetery)
photo in file.
He 42 she 39 Miller by trade lived in Wiltshire, PEI
1861 Census James Offer, Publican Residence
Origin England 2, P.E.I. 5 Ch'town Wd. 4
Ages M F Religion R.C. 1 Wd 2 & 3 & 4 Pg 19.
Under 5 0 1 Ch. of E. 6 Proprietor W. Pope
5 - 16 1 2 Married 2
16 - 21 1 0 Single 5 Health 0-0-4-0
21 - 45 1 1 Total 7
Owned and operated a Public House "Royal Oak" on Queen St. next to Toombs Music Store (building since demolished) 249-251 Queen St.
Marriage Book 1844-1852 Page 321 Roberts, Mary Ann to James Offer.
James Offer and Mary Ann Roberts of Ch'town being married by license the 3rd day of August 1847 by Rev. David Fitzgerald (curate). Present Joseph Smith and Jenelope Jenkins.
1856, Aug. James Offer, Lot 88, 3rd Hundred Block, Ch'town, from Thomas William Nixon (wife Harriet) Lot, Dwelling, Houses, Stables, Out houses, Buildings & erections for $650 pounds.
Euston Street and Saint Peters Rd., property, 90 ft X 68 ft X 60ft X 137 ft. July 5th, Common Lot No.32-purchase. from (Honorable Francis and Mrs.Sarah (Parker) Longworth for 125 lbs. Proud & McCoubray Property by Younker, Offer and Co. (street re named Longworth Ave.)
1856; James Offer - tavern License issued Aug. 30, 1856
Mercantile Agency Reference Book Sept. 1876: Offer, James, Ch'town, Queens Co., Hotel worth $5,000. - $10,000. Credit Good.
1864 Hutchinson's PEI Directory for 1864 Page 110, Offer, James, Royal Oak Hotel, Queen St., near Kent, Ch'town
Semi Weekly Patriot - Thurs. Apr. 26, 1877. In this city, on Wednesday, 18th inst, of Erysipelas , Mr. James Offer, an old and respected citizen, in the 59 year of his age.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
James is described as a Miller, Publican and Tavern Keeper.
Stone - Erected/by his family/In memory of/James A. Offer/ who emigrated to this Island/ from Wiltshire, England in/ May 1842. April 18, 1877/ AET 58 yrs./
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that who soever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. (Sherwood Cemetery)
photo in file.
He 42 she 39 Miller by trade lived in Wiltshire, PEI
1861 Census James Offer, Publican Residence
Origin England 2, P.E.I. 5 Ch'town Wd. 4
Ages M F Religion R.C. 1 Wd 2 & 3 & 4 Pg 19.
Under 5 0 1 Ch. of E. 6 Proprietor W. Pope
5 - 16 1 2 Married 2
16 - 21 1 0 Single 5 Health 0-0-4-0
21 - 45 1 1 Total 7
Owned and operated a Public House "Royal Oak" on Queen St. next to Toombs Music Store (building since demolished) 249-251 Queen St.
Marriage Book 1844-1852 Page 321 Roberts, Mary Ann to James Offer.
James Offer and Mary Ann Roberts of Ch'town being married by license the 3rd day of August 1847 by Rev. David Fitzgerald (curate). Present Joseph Smith and Jenelope Jenkins.
1856, Aug. James Offer, Lot 88, 3rd Hundred Block, Ch'town, from Thomas William Nixon (wife Harriet) Lot, Dwelling, Houses, Stables, Out houses, Buildings & erections for $650 pounds.
Euston Street and Saint Peters Rd., property, 90 ft X 68 ft X 60ft X 137 ft. July 5th, Common Lot No.32-purchase. from (Honorable Francis and Mrs.Sarah (Parker) Longworth for 125 lbs. Proud & McCoubray Property by Younker, Offer and Co. (street re named Longworth Ave.)
1856; James Offer - tavern License issued Aug. 30, 1856
Mercantile Agency Reference Book Sept. 1876: Offer, James, Ch'town, Queens Co., Hotel worth $5,000. - $10,000. Credit Good.
1864 Hutchinson's PEI Directory for 1864 Page 110, Offer, James, Royal Oak Hotel, Queen St., near Kent, Ch'town
Semi Weekly Patriot - Thurs. Apr. 26, 1877. In this city, on Wednesday, 18th inst, of Erysipelas , Mr. James Offer, an old and respected citizen, in the 59 year of his age.
More About JAMES ANTHONY OFFER:
Cause of Death: Erysipelas1
Fact 2: 1864, Hutchinson'sPEI Directory Offer, James, Royal Oak Hotel owner1
Fact 3: Sep 1876, Mercantile Agency Reference Book, James Offer Hotel Owner1
Fact 4: Apr 26, 1877, Semi Weekly Patriot- Death James Offer1
Fact 5: Apr 18, 1877, see notes on Cemetary Stone1
Medical Information: A painful infectious disease of the skin produced by streptococcus bacteria, also Saint Anthony's fire, contagious due to infection of the blood with visicular bulbous lesions..1
Occupation: 1856, Tavern License issued July 1, 1856.
Notes for MARY ANN ROBERTS:
In/memory of/ Mary Ann/ wife of the late/ James Offer/ born/ May 3, 1822/ died/ Mar 9, 1911.
Guardian March 10th, 1911. In this city March 9th, 1911. Mary A. widow of the late James Offer, aged 89. Funeral will take place tomorrow from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. L. Younker, 172 Kent Street, at 3 pm, to St. Paul's Church, thence by train to Sherwood Cemetery.
Patriot March 10th, 1911, pg. 8:: The death occurred at her home in this city yesterday at 2 p.m. of Mrs. James Offer, aged 89. The deceased, emigrated to this province early in life and married James Offer who died about 30 years ago. About a year ago Mrs. Offer was seized with a paralytic stroke from the effects of which she never rallied, being bedfast ever since. She leaves to mourn, besides a large number of acquaintances, two sons, George and John and one daughter Mrs. L. Younker, all of this city. There are a large number of grandchildren and several great grand children of the deceased surviving. The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Mary Ann had considerable cash and property. Funeral in 1911 in St. Pauls Church largely attended. She resembled "Queen Victoria" ::excerpt from a letter to Paul Offer by Georgie Offer Cameron in 1963 about her family, from memories.
Offer, Mary A., widow of James, House Queen St.,:: info from Fredericks Directory of Ch'town March 1889.
Mary Ann widow of James, boards 182 Kent St. (housed owned by Gaudin, G. L. Carpenter):: info from McAlpine's Directory of 1904 owned by Wendell Rogers of St. Eleanors.
1881 Census Queens County Pg. 35 #159-162 Queen St.,
Head of House Name Sex Age Birthplace Religion Trade
Offer, Maryanne(w) F 58 Eng. Ch.of Eng. Hotel Keeper
Offer, John M 24 PEI < Carriage Bldr.
Offer, Eliza F 16 PEI <
Younker, Lemuel M 34 PEI < Carriage Smit
Younker Mary Ann F 31 PEI <
Younker Sarah Ann F 7 PEI < Student
Younker Matilda F 5 PEI < Student
Younker James L. M 2 PEI <
Craswell Wellington M 20 PEI < Painter
House 160-163 Queen St.
Regan John J. M 28 US Catholic(Irish) Barber
Regan Martha F 20 PEI Ch.of Eng.
Regan Mary Ann G. F 7/12
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In/memory of/ Mary Ann/ wife of the late/ James Offer/ born/ May 3, 1822/ died/ Mar 9, 1911.
Guardian March 10th, 1911. In this city March 9th, 1911. Mary A. widow of the late James Offer, aged 89. Funeral will take place tomorrow from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. L. Younker, 172 Kent Street, at 3 pm, to St. Paul's Church, thence by train to Sherwood Cemetery.
Patriot March 10th, 1911, pg. 8:: The death occurred at her home in this city yesterday at 2 p.m. of Mrs. James Offer, aged 89. The deceased, emigrated to this province early in life and married James Offer who died about 30 years ago. About a year ago Mrs. Offer was seized with a paralytic stroke from the effects of which she never rallied, being bedfast ever since. She leaves to mourn, besides a large number of acquaintances, two sons, George and John and one daughter Mrs. L. Younker, all of this city. There are a large number of grandchildren and several great grand children of the deceased surviving. The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Mary Ann had considerable cash and property. Funeral in 1911 in St. Pauls Church largely attended. She resembled "Queen Victoria" ::excerpt from a letter to Paul Offer by Georgie Offer Cameron in 1963 about her family, from memories.
Offer, Mary A., widow of James, House Queen St.,:: info from Fredericks Directory of Ch'town March 1889.
Mary Ann widow of James, boards 182 Kent St. (housed owned by Gaudin, G. L. Carpenter):: info from McAlpine's Directory of 1904 owned by Wendell Rogers of St. Eleanors.
1881 Census Queens County Pg. 35 #159-162 Queen St.,
Head of House Name Sex Age Birthplace Religion Trade
Offer, Maryanne(w) F 58 Eng. Ch.of Eng. Hotel Keeper
Offer, John M 24 PEI < Carriage Bldr.
Offer, Eliza F 16 PEI <
Younker, Lemuel M 34 PEI < Carriage Smit
Younker Mary Ann F 31 PEI <
Younker Sarah Ann F 7 PEI < Student
Younker Matilda F 5 PEI < Student
Younker James L. M 2 PEI <
Craswell Wellington M 20 PEI < Painter
1901 Census shows Mary as born in England and arriving in Canada in 1829
More About MARY ANN ROBERTS:
1901 Census: May 1901, Boarder on Kent Street, Charlottetown with daughter Mary Ann1
Children of JAMES OFFER and MARY ROBERTS are:
i. ELIZABETH MARIA4 OFFER1, b. Aug 27, 1848, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Nov 17, 1848, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for ELIZABETH MARIA OFFER:
Old Protestant Cemetery died 1848 age 3 mos location K 73, daughter of James and Mary A. Offer.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Old Protestant Cemetery died 1848 age 3 mos location K 73, daughter of James and Mary A. Offer.
More About ELIZABETH MARIA OFFER:
Baptism: Oct 15, 1848, baptised by Rev. L. C. Jenkins1
9. ii. MARY ANN OFFER, b. Sep 07, 1849, Charlottetown, PEI; d. Feb 17, 1921, Charlottetown, PEI.
10. iii. JAMES ANTHONY OFFER, b. Jan 30, 1852, Charlottetown, PEI; d. Aug 22, 1905, Charlottetown, PEI.
11. iv. GEORGE OFFER, b. Oct 29, 1854, Charlottetown, PEI; d. Dec 06, 1918, Charlottetown, PEI.
v. JOHN (JACK) MATTHEW OFFER1, b. Jun 14, 1856, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Mar 22, 1920, Charlottetown, PEI1; m. CATHERINE HANDRAHAN1, Aug 16, 1897, Charlottetown, PEI1; b. 1875, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Sep 27, 1947, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for JOHN (JACK) MATTHEW OFFER:
In "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers, on Page 58 there is reference to the house at 39 Euston Street, Charlottetown as having been built by John Offer in 1908. This book is in my reference Library.[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64632.2]
Individual: Offer, John
Event: Living
Year: 1890
Place: Charlottetown
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island
County of record source: Queen's
Comments: Carriage builder.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County.
Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company
Publication place: Charlottetown
Publication year: 1889
Volume/Page(s): 189
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
In "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers, on Page 58 there is reference to the house at 39 Euston Street, Charlottetown as having been built by John Offer in 1908. This book is in my reference Library.[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64632.2]
Individual: Offer, John Event: Living Year: 1890 Place: Charlottetown Province of record source: Prince Edward Island County of record source: Queen's
Comments: Carriage builder. Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County. Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company
Publication place: Charlottetown Publication year: 1889 Volume/Page(s): 189
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
1901 Census shows John as being a Bar Keeper and living at West Queen Street.
More About JOHN (JACK) MATTHEW OFFER:
1901 Census: May 1901, English Descent, Canadian, Ch. of Eng. Bar Keeper1
More About CATHERINE HANDRAHAN:
1901 Census: May 1901, Irish descent, Roman Catholic.1
vi. ELIZABETH MARIA OFFER1, b. Mar 18, 1858, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Oct 21, 1859, Charlottetown, PEI1.
vii. RICHARD OFFER1, b. Apr 08, 1860, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Mar 19, 1861, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for RICHARD OFFER:
Old Protestant Cemetery, University Ave., Ch'town Location K73 Richard Offer 1 year.
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Old Protestant Cemetery, University Ave., Ch'town Location K73 Richard Offer 1 year.
12. viii. MARTHA OFFER, b. Dec 30, 1861, Charlottetown, PEI.
ix. SARAH ELIZA JANE OFFER1, b. Dec 19, 1864, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Jul 05, 1893, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for SARAH ELIZA JANE OFFER:
Will of Sarah Eliza Jane Offer (on file) Brick Building West side of Queen St., (Miller Brother occupied) to John and Martha. Dec. 24, 1947 Queen St., (Toombs Music Store) Sold by John Offer to James Power (Jimmy's Taxi) by auction for $12,900.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Will of Sarah Eliza Jane Offer (on file) Brick Building West side of Queen St., (Miller Brother occupied) to John and Martha. Dec. 24, 1947 Queen St., (Toombs Music Store) Sold by John Offer to James Power (Jimmy's Taxi) by auction for $12,900.
x. WILLIAM THOMAS OFFER1, b. Jun 03, 1868, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Jul 23, 1869, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for WILLIAM THOMAS OFFER:
Old Protestant Cemetery, University Ave., Ch'town. Wm. Thomas Offer 7 weeks.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Old Protestant Cemetery, University Ave., Ch'town. Wm. Thomas Offer 7 weeks.
Generation No. 4
6. DIANA MARIA4 BURDEN (HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Aug 02, 1839 in Devies, Wiltshsire, England, and died Sep 06, 1890 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.. She married JONATHON CASSON Apr 10, 1858 in Trinity Church, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.. He was born 1833 in Lancaster, England, and died Nov 30, 1879 in Virginia, South Australia.
More About DIANA MARIA BURDEN:
Burial: Sep 1890, Old Payneham Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
More About JONATHON CASSON:
Burial: Bethesda Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
Children of DIANA BURDEN and JONATHON CASSON are:
i. JANE5 CASSON, b. Feb 26, 1859, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia; d. Feb 27, 1859, Virginia, South Australia.
13. ii. ANN CASSON, b. Jan 10, 1860, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia; d. May 23, 1923, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
iii. SAMUEL CASSON, b. Apr 10, 1861, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia; d. Feb 15, 1884, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
More About SAMUEL CASSON:
Burial: Payneham, South Australia, Astl.
14. iv. THOMAS CASSON, b. Oct 17, 1862, Gawler Plains, Virginia, South Australia.
v. ALFRED CASSON, b. Mar 26, 1865, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia.
vi. JOHN CASSON, b. Dec 02, 1866, Virginia, South Australia; d. Sep 20, 1953, Pinnaroo, South Australia, Astl..
More About JOHN CASSON:
Burial: Sep 1953, Pinnaroo, South Australia, Astl.
vii. HENRY CASSON, b. May 03, 1869, Virginia, South Australia; d. Jun 18, 1941, Payneham, South Australia, Astl..
More About HENRY CASSON:
Burial: Jun 1941, Payneham Cemetery, Adelaide, So.Austl. Austl.
viii. ELIZABETH HARRIET CASSON, b. May 11, 1871, Port Gawler, Virginia, South Australia; d. 1890, Payneham, Adelaide, So.Austl. Austl.; m. WILHELM FREDERICH JOHN RICHTER, Aug 26, 1890, Home of Edward Rowney, Campbelltown, So. Aust./; b. 1863.
ix. JAMES ALBERT CASSON, b. Jun 22, 1873, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia.
x. FANNY MARIA CASSON, b. Feb 26, 1875, Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia; m. GEORGE WILLIAM EDWARD RIDLEY, May 21, 1896, Wesleyan Church, Campbelltown, So. Aust.; b. 1874.
xi. RUTH CASSON, b. Dec 30, 1877, Virginia, South Australia; m. WILLIAM EDWARD EVANS, Mar 01, 1902, Home of Mr. Rowney, Campbelltown, So.Austr.; b. 1880.
7. MARIA4 BURDEN (HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Oct 20, 1848 in Near the Onkaparinga, South Australia, Astl., and died Apr 22, 1906 in St. Leonards, South Audstralia, Astl.. She married THOMAS HERRAMAN Aug 29, 1867 in Campbelltown, South Australia, Astl.. He was born 1839 in County Clare, Ireland, and died Feb 09, 1907 in St. Leonards, South Audstralia, Astl..
More About MARIA BURDEN:
Burial: Brighton Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
Marriage Place: 1867, Residence of Charles Burden, Campbellton.
More About THOMAS HERRAMAN:
Burial: Brighton Cemetery, South Australia, Astl.
Children of MARIA BURDEN and THOMAS HERRAMAN are:
i. HARRIET MARIA5 HERRAMAN, b. Jan 19, 1868, Campbelltown, South Australia.; d. Aug 20, 1901, Australia; m. JOHN ROBERT HAMILTON, Dec 07, 1889, St. Perter's Church, Glenelg, So. Australia; b. 1861.
ii. ALICE HERRAMAN, b. Jul 04, 1870, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Feb 12, 1950, Somerton, South Australia, Astl.; m. GEORGE PARSLOW, Oct 19, 1894, Registry Office, Adelaide, South Australia.; b. 1870.
More About ALICE HERRAMAN:
Burial: North Brighton, South Australia, Astl.
iii. MARY HERRAMAN, b. Jan 15, 1873, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Mar 16, 1952; m. FREDERICK OCTAVUS HUNT, Oct 26, 1891, Registry Office, Adelaide, South Australia.; b. 1869.
15. iv. ADELAIDE HERRAMAN, b. Dec 05, 1874, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Nov 23, 1948.
16. v. ALBERT JAMES HERRAMAN, b. Apr 09, 1877, Talunga, South Australia, Astl.; d. Jul 06, 1949.
vi. THOMAS HERRAMAN, b. Feb 08, 1880, Crafers, Soputh Australia, Astl.; d. Aug 14, 1950, Glenelg, South Australis, Astl..
More About THOMAS HERRAMAN:
Burial: Jun 01, 1953, North Brighton, South Australia, Astl.
vii. EDITH HERRAMAN, b. Jul 12, 1883, St. Leonards, South Australia, Astl.; d. Mar 13, 1967, Cumberland, Adl\el. South Australia, Astl..
More About EDITH HERRAMAN:
Burial: Brighton, South Australia, Astl.
viii. ELSIE MAY HERRAMAN, b. Jun 17, 1887, St. Leonards, South Australia.
8. ELIZABETH JANE4 BURDEN (HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Jul 27, 1854 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl., and died Oct 06, 1935 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.. She married JOHN ROWNEY Jan 28, 1874 in Trinity Church, Adelaide, South Australia. He was born Sep 21, 1853 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl., and died May 22, 1930 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
More About ELIZABETH JANE BURDEN:
Burial: Oct 1935, Payneham Cemetery, Adelaide, So.Austl. Austl.
More About JOHN ROWNEY:
Burial: Payneham Cemetery, Adelaide, So.Austl. Austl.
Children of ELIZABETH BURDEN and JOHN ROWNEY are:
i. HOWARD5 ROWNEY, b. 1874, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. 1874, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
ii. CHARLES HOWARD ROWNEY, b. Nov 02, 1874, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Dec 11, 1874, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
iii. EMILY ROWNEY, b. Mar 16, 1876, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Dec 03, 1945, Payneham, South Australia, Astl..
More About EMILY ROWNEY:
Burial: North Brighton, South Australia, Astl.
iv. ALICE ROWNEY, b. Dec 03, 1877, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Jul 29, 1961; m. GEORGE WALTER CASTLE, Feb 22, 1899, St. Bartholomew Church, Norwood, Australia; b. 1874.
v. GEORGE ROWNEY, b. May 03, 1879, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Dec 19, 1947.
vi. GEORGE ROWNEY, b. May 03, 1880, Payneham, So. Australia..
vii. MAVIS ROWNEY, b. 1881, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
viii. ELLEN LOUISA ROWNEY, b. Dec 08, 1881, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
ix. KATHLEEN ROWNEY, b. 1883, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
x. ADA ROWNEY, b. Apr 12, 1884, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. HANS CARL MAX HUSER, Sep 09, 1902, Rev. J. G. Wright, East Adelaide, Australia.
xi. JESSIE ROWNEY, b. 1885, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
xii. SAMUEL HENRY ROWNEY, b. Mar 10, 1887, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
xiii. JOHN ROWNEY, b. 1889, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
xiv. HEDLEY JOHN ROWNEY, b. Jul 09, 1889, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. NORA CECILIA GOODGER, Mar 15, 1916, Res. Mr. Goodger, Norwood, So. Australia; b. 1889, Australia.
xv. MYRTLE MAY ROWNEY, b. May 06, 1892, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Nov 27, 1971; m. HERBERT SINCLAIR CHARLES, Mar 08, 1912, Res. of John Rowney, Payneham, So. Australia; b. 1891.
9. MARY ANN4 OFFER (JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Sep 07, 1849 in Charlottetown, PEI1, and died Feb 17, 1921 in Charlottetown, PEI1. She married LEMUEL YOUNKER1 Nov 11, 1872 in Charlottetown, PEI1, son of GEORGE YOUNKER and JANE HOOPER. He was born Sep 08, 18441, and died May 06, 18881.
Notes for MARY ANN OFFER:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.90326.18]
Individual: Younker, Mary Ann
Event: Living
Year: 1890
Place: Charlottetown
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island
County of record source: Queen's
Comments: Widow.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County.
Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company
Publication place: Charlottetown
Publication year: 1889
Volume/Page(s): 229
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.90326.18]
Individual: Younker, Mary Ann Event: Living Year: 1890 Place: Charlottetown Province of record source: Prince Edward Island County of record source: Queen's Comments: Widow.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County. Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company Publication place: Charlottetown Publication year: 1889 Volume/Page(s): 229
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
1901 Census shows Mary with Mother Mary and son James living on Kent Street Charlottetown, PEI
(on file Page 4 e-1 Charlottetown)
More About MARY ANN OFFER:
1901 Census: May 1901, English Descent, Canadian, Ch. of Eng. , Retired1
Baptism: Oct 21, 1849, baptised by Rev. D. Fitzgerald1
Fact 2: 1889, Mary Ann Younker, wid Lemuel, boards Queen St/1
Fact 3: 1904, Mary Ann Younker, wid Lemuel boards 182 Kent St.1
Fact 4: 1946, Mrs. James Younker -1
Notes for LEMUEL YOUNKER:
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1901 Census shows Mary living on Kent street with her Mother Mary as a Lodger and also James her son. Stats show James as a Clerk.
Children of MARY OFFER and LEMUEL YOUNKER are:
17. i. SARAH JANE REBECCA5 YOUNKER, b. Oct 02, 1873.
18. ii. MARTHA MATILDA (TILLIE) YOUNKER, b. Dec 17, 1875.
19. iii. JAMES LEMUEL YOUNKER, b. 1879; d. 1937.
10. JAMES ANTHONY4 OFFER (JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Jan 30, 1852 in Charlottetown, PEI1, and died Aug 22, 1905 in Charlottetown, PEI1. He married CHARLOTTE GEDDIE DONALD1 Aug 30, 1874. She was born 1849 in Park Corner, PEI1, and died Aug 05, 1933 in Charlottetown, PEI1.
More About JAMES ANTHONY OFFER:
Baptism: Mar 07, 1852, baptised by Rev. D. Fitzgerald1
Child of JAMES OFFER and CHARLOTTE DONALD is:
i. JAMES "EDDIE"5 OFFER1, b. May 24, 18751; d. 19131.
11. GEORGE4 OFFER (JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Oct 29, 1854 in Charlottetown, PEI1, and died Dec 06, 1918 in Charlottetown, PEI1. He married CATHERINE BELL1 Dec 25, 1876 in Rev. John M. McLeod, Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown, PEI, by, daughter of DONALD BELL and MARY MATHESON. She was born Sep 18451, and died Aug 13, 1938 in Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for GEORGE OFFER:
George "The Boss" was a carriage builder by trade - ran a carriage factory "Offer and Younker" died of a heart attack.
Hutchinsons PEI Directory for 1864 - see Pg. 110.
Oct. 15, 1874 - Patriot - Carriage Factory - The subscribers, having taken the Factory formerly occupied by Proud and McCoubrey are prepared to conduct the business of Carriage Building in all its departments. Carriages & Sleighs made to order. Repairs done with neatness and dispatch. All orders filled when promised. Younker, Offer & Co. Property purchased by James Anthony Offer in 1856.
1881 CENSUS - Offer, George, Carriage Builder, Residence Lot 62
George 27 Catherine 28 James 4 Georgina 4 months
Kennedy, John 70 Born in Scotland, Boarder.
1877 George Offer purchase/ North side of Euston - to St. Peters Road next to Charles McGregor - occupied by Ueps McPherson & McGregor.
George Offer - 1877 East side of Upper Queen St., Carriage Factory, George Foster on North; George Mendelson on South; east is George Alan.
George Offer, Daily Examiner, 26 Feb. 1892, Page 2, col 6. Proprietor Anaconda House. Anaconda House, Boarding house with "good stabling" owned by George Offer. Removed to Sydney Street (between Queen and Pownal)
McAlpine's Directory of 1904, Pg. 151. Klondyke House, Sydney Street, # 109 - 111. George Offer, Proprietor, Transient and Permanent Boarders, Accomodated at Moderate Rates. Ask for Boston Cream. (Advertisement copy in file)
1904 George Offer owner 249 - 251 Queen street. Picture in file. The bonding pattern of the bricks on the front of the building is Flemish, meaning a length of brick and an end of brick altrernately on each row. This made for a well-bonded strong wall. See details on Page 238 of "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers. The book is in my reference Library. The building was purchased in 1940 by Lorner Harper and E. Dalvay Coyle.
60 Great George Street, Wellington Hotel - Boarding House - George Offer. See page 118 in "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers. The book is in my reference Library.
Guardian Dec. 7, 1918: Suddenly at an early hour yesterday morning (Dec.6) George Offer at the age of 64. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to the Peoples Cemetery. (Western Canada Papers please copy)
Masonic Inscription on George's Stone.
He was raised on May 11, 1876 Saint John's Lodge #1, Fellow Craft, June 13, 1876 and Master Mason July 11, 1876. Ch'town.
1877 - Inner Guard (These dates are from lodge records,
1878 - Stewart (obtained by Tom, Great Grandson who
1889 - 1908 - member listing (is also a Masonic Lodge Member.
1914 last listing
George's will is on file. Proceeds to wife Katherine, son James & daughter Irene Trapp.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64631.24]
Individual: Offer, George Event: Living Year: 1890 Place: Wood Islands
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island Comments: Post master.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Queen's County.
Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company Publication place: Charlottetown
Publication year: 1889
Volume/Page(s): 365
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
George "The Boss" was a carriage builder by trade - ran a carriage factory "Offer and Younker" died of a heart attack.
Hutchinsons PEI Directory for 1864 - see Pg. 110.
Oct. 15, 1874 - Patriot - Carriage Factory - The subscribers, having taken the Factory formerly occupied by Proud and McCoubrey are prepared to conduct the business of Carriage Building in all its departments. Carriages & Sleighs made to order. Repairs done with neatness and dispatch. All orders filled when promised. Younker, Offer & Co. Property purchased by James Anthony Offer in 1856.
1881 CENSUS - Offer, George, Carriage Builder, Residence Lot 62
George 27 Catherine 28 James 4 Georgina 4 months
Kennedy, John 70 Born in Scotland, Boarder.
1877 George Offer purchase/ North side of Euston - to St. Peters Road next to Charles McGregor - occupied by Ueps McPherson & McGregor.
George Offer - 1877 East side of Upper Queen St., Carriage Factory, George Foster on North; George Mendelson on South; east is George Alan.
George Offer, Daily Examiner, 26 Feb. 1892, Page 2, col 6. Proprietor Anaconda House. Anaconda House, Boarding house with "good stabling" owned by George Offer. Removed to Sydney Street (between Queen and Pownal)
McAlpine's Directory of 1904, Pg. 151. Klondyke House, Sydney Street, # 109 - 111. George Offer, Proprietor, Transient and Permanent Boarders, Accomodated at Moderate Rates. Ask for Boston Cream. (Advertisement copy in file)
1904 George Offer owner 249 - 251 Queen street. Picture in file. The bonding pattern of the bricks on the front of the building is Flemish, meaning a length of brick and an end of brick altrernately on each row. This made for a well-bonded strong wall. See details on Page 238 of "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers. The book is in my reference Library. It was purchased in 1940 by Lorner Harper and E. Dalvay Coyle.
60 Great George Street, Wellington Hotel - Boarding House - George Offer. See page 118 in "Charlottetown, The life in its Buildings" written by Irene L. Rogers. The book is in my reference Library.
Guardian Dec. 7, 1918: Suddenly at an early hour yesterday morning (Dec.6) George Offer at the age of 64. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to the Peoples Cemetery. (Western Canada Papers please copy)
Masonic Inscription on George's Stone.
He was raised on May 11, 1876 Saint John's Lodge #1, Fellow Craft, June 13, 1876 and Master Mason July 11, 1876. Ch'town.
1877 - Inner Guard (These dates are from lodge records,
1878 - Stewart (obtained by Tom, Great Grandson who
1889 - 1908 - member listing (is also a Masonic Lodge Member.
1914 last listing
George's will is on file. Proceeds to wife Katherine, son James & daughter Irene Trapp.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64631.24]
Individual: Offer, George Event: Living Year: 1890 Place: Wood Islands
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island Comments: Post master.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Queen's County. Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company Publication place: Charlottetown
Publication year: 1889 Volume/Page(s): 365 Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
More About GEORGE OFFER:
Burial: Charlottetown Peoples Cemetery, Lot 33, Stone 1215, PEI1
Notes for CATHERINE BELL:
Letters on file written to Elmer (Grandson) in 1937 has the name signed as Katherine and Catherine. Katherine died in August 1938 a few months after her son James Daniel, in her late eighties according to a letter written by Georgie (Granddaughter).
Offer: At 62 Great George Street, Aug. 13, 1938 Katherine, aged 86. Funeral Monday Aug. 15 from home, Service at 2:30.
Katherine was very superstitious and told fortunes with tea leaves and playing cards. She always took an evening spin around the part. She had a high stepping horse and fancy rig and she'd don her riding habit, consisting of a Napoleon 3 cornered felt hat with a rakish Ostrich plume and a tight fitting jacket.
This was related to us in a letter from Georgie, her Granddaughter.
Presbyterian Cemetery: George Offer/ died, Dec. 6, 1918/ aged 64/ also his wife/ Catherine Bell/ died Aug. 13, 1938/ aged 86.
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Letters on file written to Elmer (Grandson) in 1937 has the name signed as Katherine and Catherine. Katherine died in August 1938 a few months after her son James Daniel, in her late eighties according to a letter written by Georgie (Granddaughter).
Offer: At 62 Great George Street, Aug. 13, 1938 Katherine, aged 86. Funeral Monday Aug. 15 from home, Service at 2:30.
Katherine was very superstitious and told fortunes with tea leaves and playing cards. She always took an evening spin around the part. She had a high stepping horse and fancy rig and she'd don her riding habit, consisting of a Napoleon 3 cornered felt hat with a rakish Ostrich plume and a tight fitting jacket.
This was related to us in a letter from Georgie, her Granddaughter.
Presbyterian Cemetery: George Offer/ died, Dec. 6, 1918/ aged 64/ also his wife/ Catherine Bell/ died Aug. 13, 1938/ aged 86.
Children of GEORGE OFFER and CATHERINE BELL are:
20. i. JAMES DANIEL5 OFFER, b. Apr 18, 1877, Charlottetown, PEI; d. Mar 27, 1938, Charlottetown, PEI.
ii. MARY ANN OFFER1, b. Oct 1879, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Dec 26, 1879, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for MARY ANN OFFER:
Mary Ann 3 month old daughter of George and Katherine Offer, read prayers Dec. 26, 1879.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Mary Ann 3 month old daughter of George and Katherine Offer, read prayers Dec. 26, 1879.
iii. GEORGINA MAUD OFFER1, b. Dec 18, 1880, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Dec 14, 1883, Wood Islands, PEI1.
Notes for GEORGINA MAUD OFFER:
Examiner, 14 Dec. Pg 3, column 3. Georgina Maud/ died/ Dec. 2, 1883/ age 2 yrs. 11 months 20 days/ daughter of George and Catherine Offer/ suffer little children/ to come unto me// Buried in Wood Islands.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Examiner, 14 Dec. Pg 3, column 3. Georgina Maud/ died/ Dec. 2, 1883/ age 2 yrs. 11 months 20 days/ daughter of George and Catherine Offer/ suffer little children/ to come unto me// Buried in Wood Islands.
More About GEORGINA MAUD OFFER:
Burial: Wood Island Presbyterian Ch. Lot 62-2, Wood Island, PEI Stone D1451
Cause of Death: Chronic Bronchitis1
21. iv. IRENE BELL OFFER, b. Oct 01, 1888, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; d. Aug 07, 1978, New Westminster, B. C..
12. MARTHA4 OFFER (JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Dec 30, 1861 in Charlottetown, PEI1. She married JOHN J. REGAN1. He was born Dec 30, 1861 in Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for JOHN J. REGAN:
Listed in Meachams 1880 Illustrated Historical Atlas of PEI as Hairdresser, established in 1853.[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.70831.22]
Individual: Regan, J. J.
Event: Living
Year: 1890
Place: Charlottetown
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island
County of record source: Queen's
Comments: Barber.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County.
Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company
Publication place: Charlottetown
Publication year: 1889
Volume/Page(s): 197
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Listed in Meachams 1880 Illustrated Historical Atlas of PEI as Hairdresser, established in 1853.[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.70831.22]
Individual: Regan, J. J. Event: Living Year: 1890 Place: Charlottetown Province of record source: Prince Edward Island County of record source: Queen's Comments: Barber.
Source: Frederick's Prince Edward Island Directory and Book of Useful Information for 1889-90, Charlottetown, Queen's County. Publisher: The Frederick's Publishing Company Publication place: Charlottetown Publication year: 1889 Volume/Page(s): 197
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
House 160-163 Queen St.
Regan John J. M 28 US Catholic(Irish) Barber
Regan Martha F 20 PEI Ch.of Eng.
Regan Mary Ann G. F 7/12
Children of MARTHA OFFER and JOHN REGAN are:
i. EARNEST5 REGAN1.
ii. MARY ANN GERTRUDE REGAN1, b. 18801.
iii. IRENE REGAN1, b. Feb 23, 1884, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Jul 05, 1983, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Generation No. 5
13. ANN5 CASSON (DIANA MARIA4 BURDEN, HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Jan 10, 1860 in Gawley River, Virginia, South Australia, and died May 23, 1923 in Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.. She married EDWARD ROWNEY Mar 18, 1877 in Residence of Brides Parents, Virginia, So. Aust.. He was born 1855.
More About ANN CASSON:
Burial: May 24, 1923, Payneham Cemetery, Adelaide, So.Austl. Austl.
Children of ANN CASSON and EDWARD ROWNEY are:
i. ANNIE6 ROWNEY, b. Dec 28, 1877, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. JOHN USHER, Mar 07, 1900; b. 1874.
ii. LUCY ELIZABETH ROWNEY, b. Sep 04, 1879, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; d. Jun 24, 1881, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
iii. WILLIAM JONATHAN ROWNEY, b. Dec 15, 1881, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. BEATRICE HODGSON, Nov 28, 1906, Res. of Edward Rowney, Campbelltown, So. Austr.; b. 1883, Australia.
iv. ROSE ROWNEY, b. Aug 02, 1883, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. JOHN HEDLEY EDWARD LAVER, Oct 20, 1910, Methodist Church, Cambpelltown, So., Australia; b. 1882.
v. FLOSSIE LOUISA ROWNEY, b. Jun 26, 1885, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl.; m. LENTHORNE ALEXANDER WILTON, Jun 26, 1912, Mathodist Church, Campbelltown, So. Austr.; b. 1884.
vi. BESSIE ROWNEY, b. Aug 19, 1887; m. DONALD JOHN MCDOUGALL, Nov 27, 1912, Methodist Church, Cambpelltown, So., Australia; b. 1884.
vii. HOWARD EDWARD ROWNEY, b. May 23, 1891, Australia; m. ELLEN PACKER, Sep 15, 1915, Methodist Church, Cambpelltown, So., Australia; b. 1892, Australia.
viii. ALBERT ROSS ROWNEY, b. Nov 25, 1893, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
ix. KATIE ELIZABETH ROWNEY, b. Dec 19, 1895, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
x. ARNOLD GLENCOE KINGSLEY ROWNEY, b. Dec 31, 1899, Campbelltown, Adelaide, South Australia, Astl..
14. THOMAS5 CASSON (DIANA MARIA4 BURDEN, HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Oct 17, 1862 in Gawler Plains, Virginia, South Australia. He married ELIZABETH BRITTEN 1897 in Victoria, Australia. She was born 1868.
Children of THOMAS CASSON and ELIZABETH BRITTEN are:
i. CAMELIA HART MAY6 CASSON, b. 1898, Victoria, Australia.
ii. THOMAS STANLEY CASSON, b. 1900, Warracknabeal, Australia; d. 1902.
iii. JONATHAN PERCY CASSON, b. 1901, Victoria, Australia.
iv. GLADYS DIANA CASSON, b. Apr 26, 1904, Mount Gambier, South Australia.
v. JOSEPH SAMUEL ROY CASSON, b. 1908, Victoria, Australia.
vi. CYRIL WESLEY CASSON, b. 1909, Victoria, Australia.
15. ADELAIDE5 HERRAMAN (MARIA4 BURDEN, HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Dec 05, 1874 in Adelaide, South Australia, Astl., and died Nov 23, 1948. She met (1) WILLIAM KERR. She married (2) ARTHUR FREDERICK VICTOR SEDUNARY Aug 06, 1898 in Registry Office, Adelaide, South Australia.. He was born 1875.
Child of ADELAIDE HERRAMAN and WILLIAM KERR is:
i. JACK6 HERRAMAN, b. Jul 24, 1895, Glenelg, So. Australia.
16. ALBERT JAMES5 HERRAMAN (MARIA4 BURDEN, HARRIET3 OFFER, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1) was born Apr 09, 1877 in Talunga, South Australia, Astl., and died Jul 06, 1949. He married CLARA LAVINIA SHARP Mar 11, 1898.
Children of ALBERT HERRAMAN and CLARA SHARP are:
i. DOREEN SYLVIA6 HERRAMAN, b. Oct 30, 1906, Glenelg, So. Australia.
ii. EDGAR JAMES HERRAMAN, b. Feb 13, 1899, St. Leonards, So. Australia.
iii. RETA HARRIET HERRAMAN, b. Apr 07, 1902, Glenelg, So. Australia.
17. SARAH JANE REBECCA5 YOUNKER (MARY ANN4 OFFER, JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Oct 02, 18731. She married MALCOLM MCLEAN1 Sep 09, 1892.
Children of SARAH YOUNKER and MALCOLM MCLEAN are:
i. HAROLD ANGUS6 MCLEAN1.
ii. ELLEN MCLEAN1.
18. MARTHA MATILDA (TILLIE)5 YOUNKER (MARY ANN4 OFFER, JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Dec 17, 18751. She married GEORGE L. GOWDIN1 Feb 08, 1899. He was born 18601, and died 19171.
More About GEORGE L. GOWDIN:
Baptism: George's last name is hard to decipher it could be Gowden or Gowin1
Child of MARTHA YOUNKER and GEORGE GOWDIN is:
i. MARION ELIZABETH6 GOWDIN1.
19. JAMES LEMUEL5 YOUNKER (MARY ANN4 OFFER, JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born 18791, and died 19371. He married (1) LOUISE MCEWEN1 Sep 14, 19041. He married (2) MARGARET MCKAY1 Dec 15, 19181. She was born 18841.
More About JAMES LEMUEL YOUNKER:
1901 Census: May 1901, Boarding with Mother on Kent Street. Clerk.1
More About LOUISE MCEWEN:
Ref.: MacEwen1
More About MARGARET MCKAY:
Ref.: MacKay1
Children of JAMES YOUNKER and LOUISE MCEWEN are:
i. JAMES6 YOUNKER1.
ii. ATWOOD YOUNKER1.
20. JAMES DANIEL5 OFFER (GEORGE4, JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Apr 18, 1877 in Charlottetown, PEI1, and died Mar 27, 1938 in Charlottetown, PEI1. He married JESSIE MACLEOD1 19051, daughter of JOHN MACLEOD and FLORA BRUCE. She was born Oct 12, 1879 in Earnscliffe, PEI1, and died Aug 23, 1931 in Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for JAMES DANIEL OFFER:
James Offer, Blacksmith, house at 22 Chestnut.1904 McAlpine's Directory.
James lived in Boston for awhile, after marriage, and worked for General Electric. He was a born mechanic, daughter Georgie relates (letter on file) that "he took the car apart every morning, but always had it together for evening fishing". He also worked for DeLaval as a Sales representative (photo in possession of Tom). Worked as a mate on the Stanley from 1903 - 1906, exact time unconfirmed but we have some pictures of the Stanley stuck in the ice in 1904 and some "on board" photos taken by James. Deceased March 27, 1938 (61) Pneumonia, St. Pauls Church Records.
At the PEI Hospital, Saturday, March 26, James D. in his 61st year. Funeral from his late residence, 62 Great George Street, this Monday afternoon, service starting at 1:30, funeral leaving at 2 o'clock - Internment People's Cemetery.
March 29, 1938, Guardian: The funeral of James D. was held yesterday afternoon from his late residence to the Peoples Cemetery, service at the house and grave being conducted by Rev. H. D. Raymond. Representatives of the Masonic Lodge were present. Pall bearers were Messrs. Chester Cox, Fraser Morrow, John Gordon, Robert McMillan, Angus McEachern and Bruce Huggan.
Member of Masonic Lodge Victoria #2. Entered Apprentice March 21, 1904, Fellow craft July 4, 1904 and Master Mason Nov. 7, 1904 1914 - member, listed for 1920-21-26-27-28-29-30-31-33 and 35. 37 not listed. See attached sheet from Lodge Records of 1938. In memory of Our Honored Dead, this page is dedicated and set apart to the memory of the brethren below mentioned in fraternal regard and esteem: George Edward Hughes/ Wm. Snodgrass Stewart/ Roland L. Day/ Wm. Keith Rogers/ C. Howard Dingwell/ George S. Inman/ James D. Offer/ etc.
Jessie McLeod/ wife of/ James D. Offer/ born Oct. 12, 1879/ died Aug. 23, 1931/ James D. Offer/ 1877 - 1938// Kathleen/ died/ May 12, 1913/ age 5 yrs.//
Arthur J../ died/ Sept 1, 1912/ aged 4 months. Children/ of/ James D/ & Jessie//
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64632.0]
Individual: Offer, James Event: Living Year: 1871 Place: Charlottetown, Charlotte
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island County of record source: Queen's Comments: Tavern.
Source: Prince Edward Island Directory for 1871. Publisher: The Genealogical Research Library
Publication place: Toronto Publication year: 1984 Volume/Page(s): 14
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
On the Birth Certificate for George ELMER, James is listed as Machinist.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
James Offer, Blacksmith, house at 22 Chestnut.1904 McAlpine's Directory.
James lived in Boston for awhile, after marriage, and worked for General Electric. He was a born mechanic, daughter Georgie relates (letter on file) that "he took the car apart every morning, but always had it together for evening fishing". He also worked for DeLaval as a Sales representative (photo in possession of Tom). Worked as a mate on the Stanley from 1903 - 1906, exact time unconfirmed but we have some pictures of the Stanley stuck in the ice in 1904 and some "on board" photos taken by James. Deceased March 27, 1938 (61) Pneumonia, St. Pauls Church Records.
At the PEI Hospital, Saturday, March 26, James D. in his 61st year. Funeral from his late residence, 62 Great George Street, this Monday afternoon, service starting at 1:30, funeral leaving at 2 o'clock - Internment People's Cemetery.
March 29, 1938, Guardian: The funeral of James D. was held yesterday afternoon from his late residence to the Peoples Cemetery, service at the house and grave being conducted by Rev. H. D. Raymond. Representatives of the Masonic Lodge were present. Pall bearers were Messrs. Chester Cox, Fraser Morrow, John Gordon, Robert McMillan, Angus McEachern and Bruce Huggan.
Member of Masonic Lodge Victoria #2. Entered Apprentice March 21, 1904, Fellow craft July 4, 1904 and Master Mason Nov. 7, 1904 1914 - member, listed for 1920-21-26-27-28-29-30-31-33 and 35. 37 not listed. See attached sheet from Lodge Records of 1938. In memory of Our Honored Dead, this page is dedicated and set apart to the memory of the brethren below mentioned in fraternal regard and esteem: George Edward Hughes/ Wm. Snodgrass Stewart/ Roland L. Day/ Wm. Keith Rogers/ C. Howard Dingwell/ George S. Inman/ James D. Offer/ etc.
Jessie McLeod/ wife of/ James D. Offer/ born Oct. 12, 1879/ died Aug. 23, 1931/ James D. Offer/ 1877 - 1938// Kathleen/ died/ May 12, 1913/ age 5 yrs.//
Arthur J../ died/ Sept 1, 1912/ aged 4 months. Children/ of/ James D/ & Jessie//
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 30, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64632.0]
Individual: Offer, James Event: Living Year: 1871 Place: Charlottetown, Charlotte
Province of record source: Prince Edward Island County of record source: Queen's Comments: Tavern.
Source: Prince Edward Island Directory for 1871. Publisher: The Genealogical Research Library
Publication place: Toronto Publication year: 1984 Volume/Page(s): 14
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
On the Birth Certificate for George ELMER, James is listed as Machinist.
Children of JAMES OFFER and JESSIE MACLEOD are:
i. ARTHUR JAMES6 OFFER1, b. May 1912, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Sep 01, 1912, Charlottetown, PEI1.
ii. GEORGE ELMER OFFER1, b. Sep 21, 1910, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Feb 13, 1993, Summerside, PEI1; m. FRANCES DOROTHY ROBERTSON1, Sep 28, 1937, St. James Presbyterian Manse, Charlottetown by Rev. R. Moorehead Legate, D.D.1; b. Apr 20, 1915, Summerside, PEI1.
Notes for GEORGE ELMER OFFER:
"Summerside Man's marvellous escape on eve of wedding". See newspaper article about accident on the eve of wedding involving Elmer and Bill Roach's borrowed automobile.
Friends in Charlottetown knew Elmer as "Spug", he was active in Sports and managed a hockey team, curled for years and also sponsored a bowling team.
Elmer was a Butter Maker by trade and worked for Perfection Foods in Charlottetown before moving to Summerside in 1937 to open "Ideal Dairy". He ran the dairy at 20 Central Street until his sons bought him out in 1973, Tom and Paul ran it for 5 years, then Paul changed careers and Tom continued to operate the "Dairy" until 1988 when it was sold. The building remained in the family until 1993 when it was sold. Mother continued to live there until 2000 when she moved to an apartment on Linden Avenue.
The building burned on May 1st, 2001 and the next night again caught fire and completely gutted the structure, it was later torn down and is now a vacant lot (Feb. 25, 2003)
Notes for FRANCES DOROTHY ROBERTSON:
Pa worked on the St. Patricks Ranch on Pope Road in St. Eleanors and two men that worked there were Frank McNeill and Arthur Allen. Frances was named after Frank and her middle name was after Art's girlfriend.
Best Man and Matron of Honour were Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cameron (Georgie and Spoonie), sister and brother-in-law respectively of the Groom. The bride has been a very polular member of the sales staff of the footwear department of the firm of Sinclair and Stewart, Ltd.
Francis is a Past President of the Kinette Club of Summerside and is a member of the K'ettes (members over 40). Her other interests were curling and most of her adult life has been occupied with raising her two boys and helping in the Office of Ideal Dairy. Her greatest love is "The Shore" as she loves gardening and her vegetables are bountiful each and every year.
iii. GEORGIE MAUDE OFFER1, b. Sep 13, 1906, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Dec 09, 1970, Charlottetown, PEI1; m. ROBERT HAROLD CAMERON1; b. Jul 14, 1899, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. Jan 25, 1982, Charlottetown, PEI1.
Notes for GEORGIE MAUDE OFFER:
Georgie was the Historian of the family and her letter written to paul in 1963 was a tremendous help in researching the family tree. Georgie was also an avid painter and her works hang on almost every family wall. Tom and I always tried to spend Christmas Evening with Georgie and Spoonie and wer travelled to Charlottetown alot through the years to visit with them. They were both so full of happy stories and memories and we loved listening to them. [Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
Georgie was the Historian of the family and her letter written to paul in 1963 was a tremendous help in researching the family tree. Georgie was also an avid painter and her works hang on almost every family wall. Tom and I always tried to spend Christmas Evening with Georgie and Spoonie and wer travelled to Charlottetown alot through the years to visit with them. They were both so full of happy stories and memories and we loved listening to them.
Notes for ROBERT HAROLD CAMERON:
"Spooney" worked at the Post Office in Charlottetown, they lived on Water Street in an apartment over the original Seaman's bottling plant. Tom and I visited them often, and most definitely at Christmas. We were living in Truro at the time of Georgies passing and could not come home as Jay was just 2 months old and had already spent 19 days in the IWK, so we opted not to come home for the funeral.
See the letter on file that Georgie wrote to Paul in 1963 describing Elders and Friends.
Spooney loved to fish and so did Georgie and they spent many an afternoon enjoying their hobby. They also spent many days helping to build "the cottage" at Clinton.[Offer.fbk.FBC.FBK.FTW]
"Spooney" worked at the Post Office in Charlottetown, they lived on Water Street in an apartment over the original Seaman's bottling plant. Tom and I visited them often, and most definitely at Christmas. We were living in Truro at the time of Georgies passing and could not come home as Jay was just 2 months old and had already spent 19 days in the IWK, so we opted not to come home for the funeral.
See the letter on file that Georgie wrote to Paul in 1963 describing Elders and Friends.
Spooney loved to fish and so did Georgie and they spent many an afternoon enjoying their hobby. They also spent many days helping to build "the cottage" at Clinton.
More About ROBERT HAROLD CAMERON:
1901 Census: Apr 30, 1901, Presbyterian Religion, Presbyterian Religion1
iv. KATHLEEN OFFER1, b. 1908, Charlottetown, PEI1; d. May 12, 1913, Charlottetown, PEI1.
21. IRENE BELL5 OFFER (GEORGE4, JAMES ANTHONY3, ANTHONY JAMES2, JAMES1)1 was born Oct 01, 1888 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island1, and died Aug 07, 1978 in New Westminster, B. C.1. She married THOMAS DOCKRILL TRAPP1 Jan 01, 1913 in Rev. T. F. F. Fullerton, son of THOMAS TRAPP and NELL DOCKRILL. He was born Jul 27, 1888 in Westminster B. C.1, and died Apr 09, 1947 in Vancouver, B. C.1.
More About IRENE BELL OFFER:
Burial: Fraserview Cemetery, New Westminster, BC1
More About THOMAS DOCKRILL TRAPP:
Burial: Fraserview Cemetery, New Westminster, BC1
Children of IRENE OFFER and THOMAS TRAPP are:
i. THOMAS JOHN6 TRAPP1, b. Oct 31, 1913, New Westminster, B. C.1; d. Dec 12, 2001, Vancouver, B. C.1; m. FREDA FIELD1, 1942; b. May 11, 19161.
Notes for THOMAS JOHN TRAPP:
Thomas server overseas as Sergeant from 1943 to 1945, he took over the helm of Trapp Motors, Canada's Oldest GM Dealership until his retirement in 1974. He was Past President of the local Canadian Club, Historian of the Hyak Anvil Battery, an active member of Queen's Avenue Church, an avid yachtsman and honourary life member of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.
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Thomas server overseas as Sergeant from 1943 to 1945, he took over the helm of Trapp Motors, Canada's Oldest GM Dealership until his retirement in 1974. He was Past President of the local Canadian Club, Historian of the Hyak Anvil Battery, an active member of Queen's Avenue Church, an avid yachtsman and honourary life member of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.
More About THOMAS JOHN TRAPP:
Burial: Dec 17, 2001, Fraserview Cemetery, New Westminister, B. C.1
ii. WILLIAM GEORGE TRAPP1, b. Feb 10, 1915, New Westminster, B. C.1; d. Nov 10, 1982, Crescent Beach, B. C.,1; m. DOROTHY ANN MURPHY1; b. 19181; d. Sep 09, 1968, Matsqui, B. C.,1.
More About WILLIAM GEORGE TRAPP:
Burial: Fraserview Cemetery, New Westminster, BC1
iii. NELL KATHLEEN TRAPP1, b. Oct 22, 1918, New Westminster, B. C.1; m. MATTHEW B. M. LAWSON1; b. Apr 06, 19231.