William Hutton and Maria Berney

From the Hutton family history, written by Henry Hutton: "Wm Hutton at the age of 30 years married Maria Berney [?rw] some 12 years his junior one of a family that emigrated from Co Wexford Ireland her father a native son her mother an English Goveress [sic]. Their family consisting of father & mother 3 Bros Sons and 5 sisters Daughters. Danial [? Rw] became a methodist preacher, transferred to Michigan and died at Ann Arbor. James a farmer went to Western Ontario and of John I have no facts. Sarah married Thomas Moore raised large family 4 sons 7 daughters I don¹t know of a single survivor. Early victims of turburculosis. Jane married Patrick Riley. Lydia Married Geo Butcher a Methodist Minister. Ann married Harrison Coolidge a relative of President Calvin Coolidge.

My mother, Maria Berney and William Hutton were married in 1829 and their family of 7 boys and 4 girls were John, Joseph, William, Henry, George [see Wesleyan Methodist Baptisms, Wolford, Vol. 1], Thomas Berney, and James Russell. The girls were Lydia, Dorcus Ann, Elizabeth Jane and Sarah Maria of the girls Docus [?rw] A. died at 1 1/2 years and Sarah M at 3 years Jane at 78 in Cass City Mich Lydia at 90 in Montpelier Vt. The boys John died at 77 at Dover Del Joseph at 82 in Montague, William [missing word rw] Witchita Falls Texas. Thos age 44 at Buffalo Wyoming US and Russell at 75 at PŠty [?missing letters rw] Alta Canada."

The following photo is from the current owner of a property on Kilmarnock island. The original owner was Ephriam Olmstead, who was granted a land patent for it in 1819. He sold a part of it to Solomon Edmunds on May 10th 1819, who sold it to William Hutton ( and Maria Berney) on April 26th 1826. When William died, he left it to his son George Hutton who registered it at the land registry office in Prescott Ont. on April 13th 1872. George then sold it to George and Anne Newsome on April 22nd 1879.

William Hutton and Louisa Victoria Bellows

William Hutton
Oct. 28, 1835 - 1898

Spouse: Louisa Victoria Bellows
26 Feb 1839, Westmeath, Ireland - 1898

Married: July 3, 1862

Parents: William Hutton and Maria Berney and Caleb Strong Bellows and Esther Mansell

Children:

Freddie Hutton (May 8, 1863 -Oct. 4, 1863) (hydrcephalus)
George Hutton (Aug. 22, 1864 - Jan. 10, 1865) (hydrcephalus)
Caleb Hutton (March 20, 1866 - July 29, 1866) (hydrcephalus)
Esther Maria (Wolf) (July 23, 1867, Smiths Falls - May 24, 1963, Graham, Young County, Texas) m. David Levi Wolf (1862 - 1979)
Services for Mrs. D.L. Wolf, 95, member of a pioneer Archer county ranch family were held at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Wolf died at her home in Graham. She had lived in Texas 87 years, her family having come by train from Wisconsin to Eagle Ford in Dallas County. She was the former Esther Hutton. The Hutton family moved to a ranch in Archer County in 1878. She married D.L. [Davis Levi 1862 - 1953] Wolf, and they lived in Archer County until 1924 when they moved to Young County. He died several years ago. Mrs. Wolf rode horseback until she was 87. She was the mother of four children. Survived by one son - Will D. Wolf; two daughters - Mrs. Ben C. Andrews and Mrs. Mary Bradshaw; 10 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
- William Davis Wolf (Feb. 7, 1891 - Jan. 27, 1965) m. Willie A. Shotwell (1912 - 2002)
  Services for W.D. Wolf, former circulation manager of the Waco Tribune-Herald were held at the First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Hubert Foust of Graham, Rev. Bill Kennedy of Fort Worth and Rev. James O. Teele, missionary of Argentina. Wolf died after an illness of several months. Wolf moved to Waco in 1915 and carried newspapers several years before become circulation manager of the Waco Tribune-Herald. He served in this capacity until retiring and moving to his ranch in the Pleasant Valley community near Olney in 1948. He was a member of Pleasant Valley Baptist church. Survived by his wife; five daughters - Mrs. Oscar Pyles and Mrs. Douglas Bertling of Waco; Mrs. T.T. Christian, Jr. of San Angelo, Mrs. Wayne Wainscott and Mary Esther Wolf of Olney; one son - Willie Wolf of San Antonio; two sisters - Mrs. Mary Bradshaw and Mrs. Ben Andrews of Graham.
- Mary Louisa Wolf (Aug, 24, 1892 - Jan. 10, 1986) m. Edward Bradshaw
  Services for Mary Louisa Wolf Bradshaw, 93, of Graham were officiated by Rev. John Cary, pastor of Oak Street Baptist Church. Graduate of Baylor University, Decatur Baptist College, Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth The wedding of Edd Bradshaw of Graham and Miss Mary Wolf of Olney occurred at the home of the bride's parents five miles south of Olney on 13 October 1933. Rev. O.J. Harmonson, Baptist minister read the ceremony. The bride is the principal of the Shearer school, 10 miles east of Olney and is the daughter of D.L. Wolf, retired Archer County rancher, who has been actively engaged as an oil operator in the Olney vicinity for several years. Her husband was an oil worker, of an old time Stephens county family. The couple will make their home at the Sheaerer teacherage until the end of the school year. She was a retired school and music teacher and had taught Sunday School at Oak Street Baptist Church for years. Survived by son - John Bradshaw of Fort Worth; sister - Dorothy Andrews of Graham; three granddaughters - Alicia Bradshaw, Carol and Gail Bradshaw.
  - John E. Bradshaw m. Alyce Marie Davidson
    - Alicia Joann Bradshaw (Oct 4th, 1965 - Aug 11th, 2014)
      Alicia Joann Bradshaw came into this world on October 4, 1965, at Graham General Hospital and grew up in Graham, attending Graham High School. She earned her undergraduate degree in Communications from the University of Texas, with a focus on sales, then went on for her Master of Accounting and Financial Management degree. She had additional studies in International Marketing at the London School of Economics and Finance at the University of Texas. Her career in sales and marketing spanned companies from Nortel Networks to Lennox Industries, where she wrote the sales training manuals for HVAC businesses. She developed her own environmental, energy conscious consulting business "Ali Goes Green" and shared her knowledge for conserving energy in homes and buildings. Alicia grew up baking for the annual 4-H competitions and collected more than her fair share of blue ribbons for perfect cookies and cream puffs. Throughout her life she loved to cook and hosted great parties. She edited two cookbooks, Ft Worth is Cooking! and Dallas is Cooking!. Her funny jokes and sense of humor always made for enjoyable and lively conversations. In recent years, she composed a series of humorous essays about the family canine Tubby, as well as an almost-finished cookbook of original recipes for elegant everyday entertaining. She was born a natural entertainer. As a child she studied piano & voice with Alwana Vaughn and ballet. She participated in Graham's own All American Girl Pageant and the Graham Community Theater production of Oliver during high school. She became a great business presenter with poise and confidence on the podium. Alicia loved to travel. Unafraid to live life to its fullest, she traveled through Europe beginning in late-September 2001 to indulge in her passion for exploring food and cultures. Alicia lived in Plano with her beloved fiancé Mark Austin. She was at home with Mark on August 11, 2014, when God called her to join Him and her loved ones who have gone before. She was the firstborn daughter of the late Alyce Marie Davidson Bradshaw and John E. Bradshaw. She is preceded in death by her mom and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Davidson of Graham, Mary Louisa Wolf Bradshaw, and Edward Bradshaw, her aunt Martha Davidson Hinson, cousins Carey Pettus and David Hinson. She will be sorely missed by her sisters Carol Jeanne Bradshaw of Los Angeles, CA and Gail-Ann Krieger, and her brother-in-law Jeffrey Krieger of Westlake, TX, her aunt Maurine Pettus of Graham, nieces Eleanor & Alexandra Krieger and nephew Archer Krieger, wonderful cousins Jane Hinson Cravens, Paul & Jan Hinson, Kent & Nancy Pettus, Sherry Pettus, Sherrill Pettus, Joann Pettus Thetford, Garrett Pettus and family, Wyatt Pettus and family, Jennifer Pettus Ellis and family, Heather Pettus Lindley and family, Jordan Pettus and family, Jeremy Pettus, Holly Hinson, Robbie Hinson and family, Nancy and John Hays, Mary and Ken Andrews, Diane Andrews Remington, close friends and her beloved dog Tubby.
- Dorothy ( Andrews) (1909 - 1997) m. Ben Cobb Andrews (Aug. 5, 1900 - March 12, 2002)
Sarah Louisa Hutton (Aug. 30, 1869 - July 26. 1870)
Mary Jane Hutton (1872 - 1950)
William Wallace Hutton (1874 - )
Henry Joseph Hutton (1876 - )
Johnny Hutton (1878 - )

Mary Jane Hutton and James Leonidus Downing

Mary Jane Hutton
6 Sep 1872 in Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin - 30 May 1950 in Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas

Spouse: James Leonidus Downing
25 Jul 1861 in Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky - 1 May 1931 in Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas

Married: 18 Oct 1899 in Archer City, Archer, Texas

Parents: William Hutton and Louisa Victoria Bellows

Grave: Riverside Cemetery, Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas

Children:
i Norman Hutton Downing was born on 18 Nov 1900. He died on 26 Nov 1982.
ii Alice D. Downing was born on 8 Feb 1903. She died on 12 Aug 1987. Spouse: Alsey Garrison AINSWORTH, son of William H. Ainsworth and Alma Miller. Married Alice Downing on December 5, 1927 in Wichita Falls, Texas. They had one son, Alsey Garrison Ainsworth, Jr. A. G. and Alice lived in Oak Forest, and operated the Ainsworth Ranch. He was a rancher and businessman, 69 years old, married, and a resident of Gonzales County, Texas when he died. Informant was Mrs. A. G. Ainsworth; burial was September 28, 1970. Seydler-Hill Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. (Texas death certificate# 61485)
iii Wymore Bellows Downing was born on 13 Mar 1907. He died on 23 Dec 1987.
iv James Layton Downing was born on 29 Jun 1912. He died on 24 Dec 1979.
v Elizabeth D. Downing was born on 13 Jul 1915. She died on 16 Jan 2003.

George Hutton

Thomas Berney Hutton and Henrietta Young

From the Brockville Recorder, Thurs., March 10, 1892:
THE LATE THOS. HUTTON [brother of Henry]

“Concerning the recent death at Buffalo Wyoming Territory, of Mr. Thos. B. Hutton, the Echo of that town says: “Thomas Berney Hutton was born near Smith’s Falls, county of Grenville, Ontario, Canada, on the 15th of January, 1849, and subsequently resided in Brockville, Canada from whence he came to Wyoming in 1883, and took up his residence in Buffalo. Mr. Hutton was an architect and builder, the county court house, the district school building, the First National Bank building and a number of dwellings of the town standing as monuments to his skill as a draughtsman and his ability as a workman of the highest degree of proficiency. On February 14, 1889, Mr. Hutton was united in marriage to Miss Henrietta Young, at Utica, N.Y., and shortly thereafter brought his bride and her mother to his western home.

During all the time of his residence here, Mr. Hutton interested himself in church works, and set an example of faithfulness, devotion and uprightness combined, such as is rarely encountered amid the ever-changing scenes of frontier life. His steadfastness in the faith was a marked characteristic and none can say that he failed to send, cheerfully, a helping hand whenever his assistance in a worthy cause was solicited.

The deceased was a member of the Buffalo Lodge of Odd Fellows, and during the time of his illness the lodge divided with the family and their friends the charge of the sick room. All that human tenderness could do to alleviate the sufferings of the patient was done.”