Henry STULL and Eliza Hannah STULL family

Henry Stull was born 19 April 1817 in Grantham Township, Lincoln County, Upper Canada (now Ontario). He was the son of Jacob Stull and Margaret Young. He married his 1st cousin, Eliza Hannah Stull, on 20 January 1846 in Grantham Township. Eliza was born 10 October 1826 in Upper Canada to Adam Stull and Mary Magdalene Lampman.

Henry died on 13 November 1895 in Grantham Township. Eliza died on 3 February 1904 in Grantham Township. They were buried at Victoria Lawn Cemetery in St. Catherines, Ontario.

Henry ad Eliza had 9 children:

1. Helen Priscilla Stull (25 Dec 1846 - 30 Aug 1921) married Thomas C Lampman (19 Apr 1833 - 1 Mar 1903).
2. Mary Margaret Stull (17 Jul 1849 - 25 Mar 1891) married James Warner (17 Jul 1844 - 13 Jun 1925).
3. Alfred Ernest Stull (24 Jul 1853 - 23 Feb 1915) married Sarah Ann Fuller (14 Nov 1851 - 1939).
4. Frederick Henry Stull (3 Jul 1855 - ?) married May Isabel Oliver (abt 1873 - ?).
5. Murray Stull (18 Aug 1858 - 31 May 1915) married Margaret Ann Orrett (8 Jul 1862 - 31 Dec 1931).
6. Peter Willard Stull (18 Jul 1860 - 17 Jun 1922) married Evelena Stull (abt 1875 - ?).
7. Eliza Alberta Stull (9 Dec 1863 - 26 Oct 1918).
8. James Franklin Stull (19 Jan 1866 - 5 Aug 1867).
9. Howard R Stull (25 Oct 1868 - ?) married Hattie Belle Rogers (9 Jul 1866 - ?).

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James FARRELL and Elizabeth Jane HOLLINGER family

James Farrell was born circa 1825 in County Monaghan, Ireland. He immigrated to Ontario, Canada and married Elizabeth Jane Hollinger. Elizabeth was born circa 1833 in Pickering Township, York County, Upper Canada (now Ontario).

James and Elizabeth lived in Ontario County, Canada and then moved to Mornington Township, Perth County, Ontario.

James died on 5 August 1874 in Perth County, Ontario. He was buried at St. Paul's Methodist Cemetery in Mornington Township, Perth County, Ontario. Elizabeth died in Mornington Township on 4 October 1882.

James and Elizabeth had 12 children:

1. Jane Ann Farrell (abt 1851 - 30 Apr 1884) married Andrew Magwood (10 May 1849 - 20 Sep 1925).
2. Thomas Farrell (abt 1853 - 12 Nov 1895) married Alice Maud McCormick (May 1855 - ?).
3. Robert George Farrell (25 Dec 1855 - ?) married Elizabeth Jane Armstrong (2 Jul 1856 - ?).
4. Euphemia Farrell (abt 1858 - 4 Apr 1885) married Benjamin John Armstrong (26 Jul 1857 - ?).
5. James Farrell (9 Sep 1859 - 22 Apr 1883).
6. William Henry Farrell (3 Dec 1861 - 14 Dec 1861).
7. Albert Wesley Farrell (1 Dec 1862 - 4 Apr 1866).
8. Joseph Farrell (24 Feb 1865 - ?) married Mary Glen Brennan (21 Mar 1865 - ?).
9. Lavina Victoria Farrell (12 Jun 1867 - 15 Feb 1904) married William Watson Suckling (28 Apr 1860 - 28 May 1929).
10. Margaret Elizabeth Manerva Farrell (5 Nov 1869 - 23 Aug 1874).
11. Charlotte Christina Farrell (23 Dec 1871 - 24 Apr 1873).
12. Albert Frances A Farrell (24 Mar 1874 - ?) married Elizabeth Flynn (Jul 1878 - ?).

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John Elvey SUCKLING and Caroline RICE family

John Elvey Suckling was born 9 February 1817 in Grimston, Norfolk, England. He was the son of John Suckling and Jemima Elvey.

John married Caroline Rice on 1 October 1844 in Ludham, Norfolk, England. Caroline was born 20 Jan 1822 in Ludham. She was the daughter of John Rice and Sarah Watson.

John and Caroline lived in Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, England.

Caroline died on 7 May 1902 in Terrington St. Clement. After Caroline's death, John went to live with his son and died on 28 December 1904 in Moorsholm, Yorkshire, England.

John and Caroline had 9 children:

1. Frederick John Suckling (1845 - 13 Apr 1920) married Elizabeth Walt (abt 1850 - ?). They lived in Moorsholm, Yorkshire, England.
2. Alban Henry Suckling (1847 - 30 Oct 1931) married Maria Brotton (1851 - bef 1901). They lived in Guisborough, Yorkshire, England.
3. Emmeline Harriet Suckling (1848 - 1867).
4. Henrietta Caroline Suckling (1850 - 1852).
5. Henrietta Eliza Suckling (1852 - 1854).
6. Alfred William Suckling (1855 - 1920) married Emma Laura Woodrow (abt 1859 - ?). They lived in Brotton, Yorkshire, England.
7. Walter Watson Suckling (1858 - 1858).
8. William Watson Suckling (28 Apr 1860 - 28 May 1929) married 1st Lavina Victoria Farrell (12 Jun 1867 - 15 Feb 1904). Married 2nd Mabel Richards (abt 1848 - bef 1963). They lived in Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada.
9. Julia Eliza Suckling (1864 - 1945) married William Samuel Carter (1865 - ?). They lived in Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, England.

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Ancestor Wall Art - Part 2

Yesterday, I posted about the wall art in my office. Today I am writing about the wall art in our family room.

I've been wanting to do an ancestor photo wall for a while. Most of the photos in our house are from our wedding, so I was also getting tired of them.

I found these awesome leaves at the Ohio Ren Faire two years ago. But since my husband was more interested in sharp objects, I didn't get them. So this fall, I made sure that we came home with some.

Since I have a bazillion photos from my grandpa's WWII days, I made sure to highlight a few of them. I also had to find a way to include my husband on the wall (it's a little hard when we don't have many photos and can't get more by choice). I was able to add few photo of him when he was little and an ancestral family photo I received from one of his distant cousins.

I hope to add a few more sets of leaves to the wall and some more photos in the future.

Ancestor Wall Art - Part 1

I meant to write about my new wall art this fall, but since that never happened, I might as well do it now. 

I have been wanting to change the stuff on my office walls for a while and add something genealogy related. The walls in my office are purple and I could have used black and white family photos, but I wanted something different. 

So I decided to make word clouds of my ancestors' surnames and birth places. I used Tagxedo to create the images.

For the surnames tree, I created a text file of the surnames of 8 generations of my family. I uploaded the text file to Tagxedo, chose my options, and saved the image.

For the birthplaces tree, I created a text file of the birthplaces of 7 generations. [In order to get two words to attach, you add a ~ between the words. Ex: Lycoming~County.]

I had the images printed as 12x12 glossy photos and framed them. Along with some family photos, I now have genealogy art in my office.

[And yes, the photos are not centered with the cabinet. But that's where the nails were from the poster that was hanging there first. They are centered on the wall though.]