John Hutton
March 8 1764, Paisley Scotland - December 1801, Wolford Twp.
Spouse: Tabitha Haskins
about 1770 Leicester, Worchester, MA - July 2 1848
Marriage: c.1792, PutnamTwp, Washington Co. NY
Parents:
John: William Hutton and Jane Corbet
Tabitha: Joseph Haskins and Elizabeth
Children: Elizabeth Hutton, Jane Hutton, Joseph Hutton, William Hutton, George E. Hutton, Lucy McIntier
Grave: Wolford Rural Cemetery
John Hutton was born 8 March 1764 OakshawEastAssocCong, Paisley, Scotland. By trade he was a weaver. John married Tabitha Haskins in New York state about 1792. They went from Putnam Twp, Washington Co. NY to Wolford ON in May 1798 and he was awarded land in Upper Canada on the claim that his father William Hutton was a spy for the British during the American Revolution. As indicated in Alice Hughes' Collection, documentation of this land petition is available from National Library and Archives in Ottawa.
As recalled by Henry Wilkinson Hutton, "My grandfather John Hutton migrated with his family from White Hall on the shore of Lake Champlain New York State, in some of the years following the Declaration of Independence 1776-1779 one of those noble U.E. Loyalist groups. He drew Government land on west side of Rideau River opposite Edwards Rapids, where my father Wm Hutton was born 1799. My grandfather perished in the waters of the Rideau near Kilmarnock and I have not been able to locate the place of burial but presume it is in an old cem [missing piece of page.rw] on the farm of John Willoughby quite near the location of the family house at the lock."
Henry Wilkinson Hutton also recalled that, "My grandmother Tabitha moved the family to a small farm two miles south east of Maitland's Rapids (Kilmarnock) where later she married McIntyre and at her death was buried in Wolford Cem."
Salmon McIntier (McIntyre) (1769-1805) was Tabitha's second husband. Taken from the transcription L and G Publication #92-4, Wolford and Montague Census, Tabitha Hutton/McIntyre appears in Wolford in 1802, and then across the Rideau in Montague 1805, 1807. In 1817 she was back in the Wolford census, still with many of her children in tow, including William Hutton age 18. Together, Tabitha and Salmon had one daughter, Lucy, who later married a McGrath.
Interesting sidenote:
Tabitha's parents, Joseph Haskins (1745-1823) and Elizabeth (1744-1833) took in four girls from the Squires family after the parents died. The girls were Elizabeth, Abigail, Mary Ann and Rachel. Elizabeth (1797-1880) eventually married William Smith, and their daughter Rebecca (1818-1906) married William Jones (1815-1908), which eventually leads to the Baker, Tuck and Weekes families.
Elizabeth Hutton
c.1793 - March 4 1864
Spouse: Elkanah Andrews
c.1781 - June 15 1855, age 74 yrs
Parents:
Elizabeth: John Hutton and Tabitha Haskins
Elkanah: Job Andrews and Hannah
Children: Ruby, Lurany, Jane (as per 1817 Wolford Census)
From the transcription L and G Publication #92-4, Wolford Census records for the Andrews family:
| May 1 1802 Fam#41 Job (50) Hannah (54) Elkana (21) Samuel (19) Polly (16) Stephan (11) Charlotte (9) |
Apr 20 1804 #132 Job (52) Hannah (51) Elkana (23) Samuel (21) Stephen (14) Charlotte (11) |
Apr 18 1805 #176 Job (53) Elkanah (24) Stephen (15) Charlotte (12) |
1806 Job (54) Elkanah (25) Stephen (15) Charlotte (13) |
1807 Job Elkanah |
1817 #449 Job (75) Elkanah (40) Elizabeth (24) (nee Hutton) Ruby (6) Lurany (3) Jane (1) |
Jane Hutton
c. 1793 -
Spouse: D. McCarthy
Parents:John Hutton and Tabitha Haskins
Grave: Wolford Rural Cemetery?
Joseph Hutton
c.1796 - 25 June 1824; 28 years old
Parents: John Hutton and Tabitha Haskins
Children: One son?
Grave: Wolford Rural Cemetery
Joseph Hutton - Shot mistaken for a deer (as recalled by Henry Wilkinson Hutton). “Died June 25, 1824; 28Yrs, {24 days?}”; buried Wolford Rural cemetery at Wolford Chapel, Kilmarnock Rd. with his brother William's family, and his mother, Tabitha. From the Alice Hughes collection, 1823 Census Wolford Twp, he had 1 son. His wife is currently unknown.
George E. Hutton
c.1800, Wolford Twp. - 1853
Spouse: Almeda Rosanna (Fuller) Palmer
c.1811, Wolford Twp. -
Parents: John Hutton and Tabitha Haskins
Children: Elizabeth E. Palmer, Simeon Palmer, Permella Palmer, Rodolphus Palmer, William Hutton
Grave: Hutton Family Private, Lot 27, Con 3, Ross Twp., Renfrew Co.
Willard Palmer married Almeda Rosanna Fuller October 6 1835, Johnstown District by Wes. Meth. minister Rev. Wm. Brown with witnesses Wm. B. Putnam & Benjamin Barber. Willard Palmer is said to have drowned in Ottawa River. Almeda Rosanna Fuller married George Hutton some time before the 1851/2 census.
Permella Palmer married Robert Squires, (b. 8 Sep 1831, Wolford Township, Leeds) and had child Phoebe Jane Squires, b. 27 Aug 1857, d. 13 Mar 1951 (Age 93 years). She was buried in Renfrew Public Cemetery, Horton Twp, Renfrew Co, ON.
Phoebe Jane married Thomas New, (born on 13 Apr 1856 in Horton Twp, Renfrew Co, Ontario) 24 Sep 1878. He died on 13 Jun 1930 in Renfrew Co. He was buried in Renfrew Public Cemetery, Horton Twp. He married Phoebe Jane Squires on 24 Sep 1878 in Horton Twp, Renfrew Co, Ontario. She married Thomas New on 24 Sep 1878 in Horton Twp, Renfrew Co, Ontario.
Willard and Almeda's son Rodolphus Palmer married Rachel Almeda Jones (February 1865). The parents of Rodolphus on the marriage registry are Willard Palmer and Almeda Hutton.
15465-02 David PAYNE, 21, farmer, Horton twp., Renfrew, s/o Jos. PAYNE & Margaret PRICE, married Grace PALMER, 23, Ross twp., Renfrew, d/o Rodolphus PALMER & Rachel JONES, witn: George BUTLER & Louisa MUNRO, both of Renfrew, 3 Sept 1902 at Renfrew
Child: Cecil Rodolphus Payne (1903 - 1963) m. Yvonne Dora Larche (1909 - 1962)
| The 1851 census for Horton Twp. shows Hutton family, E. Methodist, on Concession 3, Lot 26, Horton Twp. Renfrew Co. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Occupation | Born | Age in 1851 |
| George E Hutton | carpenter and farmer | Wolford, Grenville | 51yrs |
| Almenda | Mrs. | Wolford, Grenville | 40yrs |
| Elizabeth E. Palmer | weaver | Marlborough, Carleton | 16yrs |
| Simeon Palmer | Kitley, Leeds | 14yrs | |
| Permella Palmer | Wolford, Grenville | 12yrs | |
| Rosolpin or Rodolphus Palmer | Marlborough, Carleton | 9yrs | |
| William H. or A. Hutton | Horton, Renfrew | 1 (Sept) | |
A message posted by Don Mclaughlin to the Leeds-Grenville message board reads:
Looking for info re possible 1st marriage of Diana SMITH dau of Humphrey & Lurena SMITH of Wolford Twp to a man named FULLER; later mar to Benjamin BARBER.
Family story: Almeda CHURCH grdau of Diana SMITH & Benjamin BARBER talked about Auntie HUTTON of Ross or Horton in Renfrew Co., who has been identified as Rosanna Almeda FULLER wife of George E. HUTTON (son of John HUTTON & Tabitha HASKINS).
Humphrey SMITH & family in Montague census 1804 & 1805, Wolford census 1806 & 1807. Daughters Diana est b ca 1794, and Rhoda b ca 1804.
1813 census of Wolford lists Humphrey's wife Lurena SMITH as head of family with 1 male & 1 female child - Rhoda ca age 9; Diana would have been 19 & not at home.
1812 census of E'town lists Andrew FULLER with 1 male & 2 females in household & 1813 census of Wolford lists Diana FULLER as head of household with 1 female child.
Thad Leavitt in "The History of Leeds & Grenville" tells of Andrew FULLER who reported for military duty at Belleville at the outbreak of the War of 1812 but was shot by his sergeant when he attempted to leave to return to his family.
The theory is that Diana SMITH mar Andrew FULLER ca 1811 when 18 yrs of age, moved to E'town & had dau named Almeda; after Andrew's death in summer of 1812 she mvd back to Wolford to be near her parents where she mar Benjamin BARBER & had son Benjamin who was wit at Almeda's mar to Willard PALMER. Need info to prove or disprove this theory.
Lucy McIntier
c.1803 - c.1859
Spouse: McGrath
Parents: Solomon Victor McIntier UEL and Tabitha (Haskins) Hutton UEL
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