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Anne Mabey
F, #7711, b. 19 September 1869, d. 24 March 1900
Father* William King Mabey1 b. 18 Feb 1845, d. 5 Feb 1927
Mother* Helen Jones1 b. 6 Nov 1848, d. 1 Aug 1910
Married Name � Her married name was Harry.�
Birth* 19 September 1869� Anne Mabey was born on 19 September 1869 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.2�
(Witness) Census 1871� Anne Mabey appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; 19, William King Mabey, M, 26, M, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, German, Farmer
20, Helen Mabey, F, 25, M, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, English
1, Annie Mabey, F, 1, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, German
2, Alice Mabey, F 5 mo-Nov, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, German
3, Mary Mabey, F, 57, W, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, Scotch
4, Maria Spencer, F, 29, W, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, German
5, Freddie Spencer, M, 5, Ontario, Episcopal Methodist, German
Residing Lot 5, Concession 3, 225 acres, 1 house, 2 barns, 2 carriages, 4 wagons, 3 ploughs, 5 horses, 1 colt, 6 cows, 7 other horned cattle, 20 sheep, 4 swine.3�
(Witness) Census 1881� Anne Mabey appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; William K Mabey, M, M, 36, Ontario, C. Methodist, German, Farmer
Helen Mabey, F, M, 33, Ontario, C. Methodist, English
Annie Mabey, F, 11, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Alice Mabey, F, 10, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Eva Mabey, F, 7 mos born Aug, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Maria Spencer, F, W, 39, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Fred Spencer, M, 15, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Charles Turnecliff M, 23, Ontario, C. Methodist, Scotch, Farm Labourer.4�
(Witness) Marriage 18 February 1891� Anne Mabey witnessed the marriage of Andrew Little and Alice Mabey on 18 February 1891 at Trenton, Ontario, Canada; Andrew Little, 33, a farmer of Murray, born in Canada to John and Ann married Alice Maybee, 20, of Sidney, born in Canada to Wm and Helen Maybee on 19 Feb 1891 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario, Witnesses were Jas. Bluire of Trenton and Annie Maybee of Sidney.5,6�
(Witness) Census 22 April 1891� Anne Mabey appeared on the census of 22 April 1891 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; Wm King Mabey, M, 46, Mar, Head, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist, Farmer
Helen Mabey, F, 43, Mar, Wife, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Annie Mabey, F, 21, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist.7�
(Witness) Marriage 16 September 1891� Anne Mabey witnessed the marriage of Samuel Hayden Meyers and Hannah Sickles on 16 September 1891 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada; Samuel H. Meyers, 29, yeoman, Sidney, same, s/o George W.W. & Anna E. Meyers, married Naamah C. Stickles, 26, Sidney, same, d/o Edward & Emily Stickles, witn: George C. Stickles & Anna Maybe, both of Sidney.8�
Marriage* 21 February 1894� Anne Mabey married William Edgar Harry on 21 February 1894 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"Wm Edgar Harry, 29, Sidney Twp, same, b, farmer, s/o John & Eliza Ann Harry, married Annie Mabey, 24, Sidney Twp, same, s, d/o William King & Helen Mabey, witn: George Alfred Harry, Ada S. Harden, both Sidney."9�
Death* 24 March 1900� Anne Mabey died on 24 March 1900 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 30.1�
Burial* � She was buried at Whites Cemetery, Bayside, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
William Edgar Harry b. 18 Aug 1864, d. 19 Nov 1926
[S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907.
[S417] 1871 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~smabie/…, Sidney Township, Hastings County, Canada, ED 2, Pages 27-28, Family 101.
[S412] 1881 Census of Canada, online http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1881/…, Sydney, Hastings West, Ontario, Dist 121, Sub Dist A Div 2, Page 10, Family 49.
[S22] Steve Mabie, Mabie/Maybee/Mabee/Mabey Family Records, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/steve.html, Later Ontario Marriages; 004846-91.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
[S388] 1891 Census of Canada, online ancestry.com, Ontario, 75, Hastings West, Sydney Twp, page 83.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, ontario marriages #004855-91.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, marriage #005019-94 (Hastings Co).
Alice Mabey
F, #7712, b. 9 November 1871
Married Name � Her married name was Little.2,3�
Birth* 9 November 1871� Alice Mabey was born on 9 November 1871 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1871� Alice Mabey appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Census 1881� Alice Mabey appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
Marriage* 18 February 1891� Alice Mabey married Andrew Little on 18 February 1891 at Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
"Andrew Little, 33, a farmer of Murray, born in Canada to John and Ann married Alice Maybee, 20, of Sidney, born in Canada to Wm and Helen Maybee on 19 Feb 1891 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario, Witnesses were Jas. Bluire of Trenton and Annie Maybee of Sidney."3,6�
Census* 1901� Alice Mabey and Andrew Little appeared on the census of 1901 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
16 Little Andrew M Head M Jan 2 1857 44
17 Little Alice F Wife M Nov 9 1871 30
18 Little Evert M Son S Jun 21 1894 8
19 Little Orloff M son S Jul 17 1895 7.7�
Census 1911� Alice Mabey and Andrew Little appeared on the census of 1911 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
17 Little Andrew M Head M Jan 1857 54
18 Little Alice F Wife M Nov 1871 39
19 Little Everett M. M Son S Jun 1892 18
20 Little Orloff B. M Son S Jul 1894 16
21 Little Walter R. M Son S Jan 1902 9
22 Little Irine E. F Daughter S Mar 1904 7.8�
Census 28 June 1921� Alice Mabey and Andrew Little appeared on the census of 28 June 1921 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Andrew Little, owns a 14 room brick house, Head, M, Mar, 64, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Farms own farm
Allie Little, Wife, F, Mar, 62, born in Ontario, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist
Everett Little, Son, M, S, 29, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Student
Walter Little, Son, M, S, 19, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Student
Irene Little, Daughter, F, S, 17, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Student
King Maybee, Father-in-law, M, Wid, 76, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Farms own farm.9�
(Inform) Death 5 February 1927� Alice Mabey was an informant on the death record of William King Mabey on 5 February 1927 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.10�
Andrew Little b. 2 Jan 1857, d. 2 Jan 1929
Everet Maybee Little11 b. 21 Jun 1892
Orloff Bertram Little7 b. 17 Jul 1893
Annie Olive Little11 b. 24 Sep 1895, d. 17 Oct 1895
Harry Roscoe Little11 b. 23 Dec 1896, d. 6 Jan 1897
Walter Reginald Little8 b. 16 Jan 1902
Ethel Irene Little8 b. 9 Mar 1904
[S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177., says groom was Andrew Leith, data 11 Feb 1891.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1901 Ontario census, Northumberland (East/Est) (#95), Subdistrict: Murray g-2 Page 7, Family 74, Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6485.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1911 Census / Ontario / Northumberland East / 12 Murray / page 11 / family 114.
[S486] 1921 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, RG 31, Folder 74, Murray (Township), Northumberland, Ontario, Election Subdistrict 33, Page 15.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932.
Nellie Myra Mabey
F, #7713, b. 7 September 1876, d. 8 August 1877
Birth* 7 September 1876� Nellie Myra Mabey was born on 7 September 1876 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
Death* 8 August 1877� She died on 8 August 1877 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
Eva Mabey
F, #7714, b. 31 August 1880
Birth* 31 August 1880� Eva Mabey was born on 31 August 1880.1�
(Witness) Census 1881� Eva Mabey appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of William King Mabey and Helen Jones at Sidney, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
Burial* � Eva Mabey was buried at Whites Cemetery, Bayside, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
George Mabey
M, #7715, b. say 1870
Birth* say 1870� George Mabey was born say 1870 at Ontario, Canada.�
Burial* � He was buried at Whites Cemetery, Bayside, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
William Edgar Harry
M, #7716, b. 18 August 1864, d. 19 November 1926
Birth* 18 August 1864� William Edgar Harry was born on 18 August 1864 at Ontario, Canada, son of John Harry, Jr. (b: 1824 in England) and Eliza Ann Westfall (b: 1834.)1,2�
Census 1881� William Edgar Harry appeared on the census of 1881 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
John Harry M M 57 English England, Occ: Farmer Religion: E. Methodist
Eliza S Harry F M 47 German Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
James A Harry M 22 English Ontario, Occ: Farmer Religion: E. Methodist
Joseph F Harry M 20 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
Sarah A Harry F 18 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
William C Harry M 16 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
Martha H Harry F 15 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
Theda E Harry F 13 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
George A Harry M 11 English Ontario, Religion: E. Methodist
Eliza M Harry F 7 English Ontario.3�
Marriage* 21 February 1894� He married Anne Mabey, daughter of William King Mabey and Helen Jones, on 21 February 1894 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
Census* 1901� William Edgar Harry appeared on the census of 1901 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
40 Harry, Edgar W., Born Aug 18 1864 Birth Place: Ontario, head
41 Harry, Eliza A., Born Nov 17 1853 Birth Place: Ontario, mother.2�
Death* 19 November 1926� He died on 19 November 1926 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 62.5�
Anne Mabey b. 19 Sep 1869, d. 24 Mar 1900
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, e-mail address.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1901 Canadian Census, Sydney, Hastings West District, Ontario; Film #: T-6473 Division #: 8, Page #: 2, Family #: 24.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1881 Canadian Census Place: Sydney, Hastings West, Ontario, Canada; Source: FHL Film 1375874 NAC C-13238 Dist 121 SubDist A Div 2 Page 8 Family 44.
Andrew Little
M, #7717, b. 2 January 1857, d. 2 January 1929
Name Variation � Andrew Little was also known as Leith.�
Birth* 2 January 1857� He was born on 2 January 1857 at Ontario, Canada.1�
Marriage* 18 February 1891� He married Alice Mabey, daughter of William King Mabey and Helen Jones, on 18 February 1891 at Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
Census* 1901� Andrew Little and Alice Mabey appeared on the census of 1901 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Census 1911� Andrew Little and Alice Mabey appeared on the census of 1911 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Occupation* � Andrew Little was a Farmer at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.5�
Census 28 June 1921� Andrew Little and Alice Mabey appeared on the census of 28 June 1921 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Death* 2 January 1929� Andrew Little died on 2 January 1929 at Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, at age 72.7�
Alice Mabey b. 9 Nov 1871
Everet Maybee Little8 b. 21 Jun 1892
Annie Olive Little8 b. 24 Sep 1895, d. 17 Oct 1895
Harry Roscoe Little8 b. 23 Dec 1896, d. 6 Jan 1897
John McGilvray Mabey
M, #7718, b. 27 March 1879
Birth* 27 March 1879� John McGilvray Mabey was born on 27 March 1879 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
Burial* � He was buried at Belleville Cemetery, Belleville, Ontario, Canada.1�
Bertha Rose Maybee
F, #7719, b. 8 January 1877, d. 28 July 1905
Father* Valores Constantine Maybee1 b. c 1852, d. 28 Aug 1884
Mother* Victoria Louise Rose1 b. 2 Mar 1848, d. 18 May 1938
Name Variation � Bertha Rose Maybee was also known as Britta.�
Married Name � Her married name was Mowry.�
Birth* 8 January 1877� She was born on 8 January 1877 at Sombra Township, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada.2�
(Witness) Census 6 April 1891� Bertha Rose Maybee appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
; Victoria Maybee, F, 40, Wid, Head, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist, Dress Maker
Bertha R Maybee, F, 14, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Russell B Maybee, M, 13, Son, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Benjamin Maybee, M, 8, Son, US, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Margaret E Maybee, F, 6, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Elizabeth Maybee, F, 55, Wid, Mother-in-law, Ontario, Ireland, Ireland, Methodist.3�
(Witness) Residence 1901� Bertha Rose Maybee lived with Elizabeth Roberts in 1901 at 21 Prince Street, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.1,4�
(Witness) Census 1901� Bertha Rose Maybee appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of John Wesley Maybee and Dora Frances Bagnall at Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
; 29 Maybee J. W., M, W, Head, M, Oct 1, 1843, 57, urban Ontario, English, Canadian, Christian Science, Salesman Wholesale Grocer
30 Maybee Dora F, F, W, Wife, M, Jul 7, 1842, 58, United States, emigrated to Canada in 1885, English, Canadian, Christian Science
31 Maybee Bertha, F, Niece, S, Jan 8, 1877, 24, urban Ontario, English, Canadian, Christian Science.5�
(Witness) Census 1 April 1901� Bertha Rose Maybee appeared on the census of 1 April 1901 in the household of Elizabeth Roberts at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
; 15 Elizabeth Maybee, F, Head, M, May 22, 1825, 75, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Widow R
16 Bertha R. Maybee, F, W, Daughter, S, Jan 8, 1877, 24, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist
17 Russel Maybee, M, W, Son, S, Feb 8, 1878, 23, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Jeweler, earned $400
18 Benjamin Maybee, M, W, Son, S, Apr 17, 1883, 17, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Grocery Clerk, earned $96 in 6 months
19 Margaret E Maybee, F, W, Daughter, S, Oct 6, 1885, 16, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist.6�
Marriage* 23 October 1901� Bertha Rose Maybee married Richard Benjamin Mowry on 23 October 1901 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
"Richard B Mowry, 32, son of John H Mowry and Selena Martin married Bertha R. Maybee, 24, daughter of Valorie C Maybee and Victoria A Rose."1,7�
Death* 28 July 1905� Bertha Rose Maybee died on 28 July 1905 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 28; of acute peritonitis.8�
Burial* 29 July 1905� She was buried on 29 July 1905 at Belleville Cemetery, Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "Maybee Veloras C Maybee 1850 - 1884 His Wife Victoria L. Rose 1848 - 1938 R.B. Mowery Interred in Toronto Bertha R. Maybee Wife of R.B. Mowery 1877 - 1905."9�
Anecdote* � After Bertha Rose's death, her daughters were raised, in Brighton, by Benjamin Forester Maybee and his wife Blanche. Richard Mowry concentrated on his business in Toronto and made periodic visits to Brighton.10�
(Witness) Burial � She witnessed the burial of Valores Constantine Maybee and Victoria Louise Rose at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton, Ontario, Canada; Veloras C Maybee; 1850 - 1884; His Wife Victoria L. Rose; 1848 - 1938
R.B. Mowery; Interred at Toronto;
Bertha R. Maybee; Wife of R.B. Mowery; 1877 - 1905.11,12�
Richard Benjamin Mowry b. 28 Nov 1868, d. 26 Jul 1927
Brenda Rose Mowry1 b. 18 Sep 1903, d. c 28 Dec 2001
Bertha Maud Mowry13 b. 14 Jul 1905, d. 5 May 1979
[S388] 1891 Census of Canada, online ancestry.com, Ontario, 98, Northumberland East, Brighton Village, page 20&21.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1901 Ontario census, Northumberland East (#95), Subdistrict: Brighton (Village)b-3 Page 1, Family 6, Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6485.
[S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/census/index.html, Ward No. 3, Toronto (Centre), Ontario, District 116, Subdistrict a-38, Page 13, Household 120, Microfilm T-6497.
[S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/census/index.html, Ontario, Northumberland East (#95), Subdistrict: Brighton (Village)b-3 Page 1, Family 6.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Belleville Cemetery records. Plot O Sec. 7 Lot 10 Grave 1A.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, email from Allan Close. <e-mail address>
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, photo of tombstone.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Web: Canadian Headstone Index, 1840-2017.
Russell Bertrand Maybee
M, #7720, b. 8 February 1878, d. 4 February 1956
Name Variation � Russell Bertrand Maybee was also known as Bertrand Russell.�
Birth* 8 February 1878� He was born on 8 February 1878 at Sombra Township, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada.2�
(Witness) Census 6 April 1891� Russell Bertrand Maybee appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Residence 1901� Russell Bertrand Maybee lived with Elizabeth Roberts in 1901 at 21 Prince Street, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.1,4�
(Witness) Census 1 April 1901� Russell Bertrand Maybee appeared on the census of 1 April 1901 in the household of Elizabeth Roberts at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
Marriage* 14 September 1904� Russell Bertrand Maybee, 26, a Jeweler of Ingersoll, born in Sombra to Velorse Maybee and Victoria Louise Rose; and Mary Eva Morrow, 23 , of Ingersoll, born in London to John Morrow and Rebecca Hargan was married on 14 Sep 1904 at Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, by E. E. Marshall. Witnesses were Malieb Miller and Charles B. Mitchell both of Ingersoll.6,7�
Residence 1909� Russell Bertrand Maybee and Mary Eva Morrow lived in 1909 at Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.1�
Memo* 27 February 1912� Russell Bertrand Maybee and Mary Eva Morrow had a Premature Birth that did not survive on 27 February 1912 at Fort William, Ontario, Canada.8�
Association* 17 May 1916� Russell Bertrand Maybee was associated on 17 May 1916 at Prince Arthur Hotel, Fort William, Ontario, Canada; Founding Member of Fort William Rotary Club.
Russell Maybee, retail jeweler, could speak for the retail jewelers and their contacts with the public.9�
Census* circa June 1921� Russell Bertrand Maybee and Mary Eva Morrow appeared on the census of circa June 1921 at 211 Danforth, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Russel B Maybee, Head, M, Mar, 43, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Jeweler, own store
Mary Eva Maybee, Wife, F, Mar, 40, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, none
Ruthy Maybee, Daughter, F, S, 14, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Student
Keith Maybee, Son, M, S, 12, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Student.10�
(Inform) Death 15 January 1923� Russell Bertrand Maybee was an informant on the death record of Mary Eva Morrow on 15 January 1923 at 211 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.11,12�
Marriage* 18 August 1926� Russell Bertrand Maybee married Isabel Beatrice Clark on 18 August 1926 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.
"Russell Bertrand Maybee, 48, widower, a Jeweller of 653 Broadview Avenue, Toronto, born in Ontario to Eloras [sic] Maybee and Victoria Rose; married Isabel Beatrice Clark, 41, a spinster of 44 Hampton Avenue, Toronto, born in Ontario to Thomas Clark and Janet Urquhart; on 18 August 1926 at Toronto, York County."13�
Occupation* 1933� Russell Bertrand Maybee was a Russell B. Maybee, owner of Maybee's Jewellers, Ruth E. Maybee clerk in 1933 at 209 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.14�
Residence 1933� He and Isabel Beatrice Clark lived in 1933 at 653 Broadview Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.14�
Residence 1953� Russell Bertrand Maybee lived in 1953 at 21 Prince Street, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.�
Occupation 1953� He was a Jeweler in 1953 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.1�
Will* � He left a will. "will available (NCB #19677.)1"�
Death* 4 February 1956� He died on 4 February 1956 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, at age 77.1�
Burial* � He and Isabel Beatrice Clark were buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton Township, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "MAYBEE; Russell Bertrand 1878 - 1956; His Wife Isabel B. Clark Died 1976
Keith M. Maybee 1909 - 1957."15,16�
Mary Eva Morrow b. 18 Sep 1880, d. 15 Jan 1923
Ruth Evelyn Maybee+1 b. 27 Mar 1907, d. 16 Dec 1964
Keith Morrow Maybee+1 b. 15 Aug 1908, d. 14 Feb 1957
Isabel Beatrice Clark b. 22 Jun 1885, d. 18 Mar 1975
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Marriage record 014468-04 (Oxford Co) , and Sentinel Review (Woodstock), 15 Sep 1904, page 3, column 3.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1826-1936.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Roll: MS935_180., #0030819 Thunderbay District, Fort William.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, HISTORY OF FORT WILLIAM ROTARY Ontario
http://www.fwrotary.ca/About/history.htm
[S486] 1921 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, RG 31, Folder 89, Ward 1, Toronto East, Ontario, Page 5.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 & Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1946.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Daily Sentinel-Review (Woodstock), 16 Jan 1923, page 12, column 1.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1933 Toronto Directory.
Benjamin Forester Maybee
Birth* 17 April 1883� Benjamin Forester Maybee was born on 17 April 1883 at South Haven, Michigan.1�
(Witness) Census 6 April 1891� Benjamin Forester Maybee appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Residence 1901� Benjamin Forester Maybee lived with Elizabeth Roberts in 1901 at 21 Prince Street, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.1,3�
(Witness) Census 1 April 1901� Benjamin Forester Maybee appeared on the census of 1 April 1901 in the household of Elizabeth Roberts at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
Marriage* 19 September 1906� Benjamin Forester Maybee married Blanche Louella Rogers on 19 September 1906 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
"Benj Foster Maybee, 23, a Merchant of Brighton, born in Brighton to Valorus Maybee and Victoria Rose; married Blanch Lauella Rogers, 23, a spinster of Murray, born in Wooler to Adolphus Rogers and Minnie Laney; by Rev A. H. Foster on 19 Sep 1906 at Murray, Northumberland County. Witnesses were Ernest Rogers of Smithfield and Margaret Maybee of Brighton."5�
(Witness) Census June 1911� Benjamin Forester Maybee appeared on the census of June 1911 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
; 44 Maybee Victoria L., F, Head, W, Mar 1858, 53, Ontario, English, Methodist, none
45 Maybee Benjamin, M, Son, M, Apr 1884, 27, Ontario, English, Methodist, Salesman, Hardware
46 Maybee Margart, F, Daughter, S Oct 1886, 25, Ontario, English, Methodist
47 Maybee Blanch, F, Daughter in law, M, Oct 1883, 27, Ontario, English, Methodist
48 Mawry Britta, F, Granddaughter, S, Jul 1905, 5, Ontario, English, Methodist.6�
(Witness) Anecdote � After Bertha Rose's death, her daughters were raised, in Brighton, by Benjamin Forester Maybee and his wife Blanche. Richard Mowry concentrated on his business in Toronto and made periodic visits to Brighton.7�
Census* 3 June 1921� Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers appeared on the census of 3 June 1921 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Benjamin Maybee, owns a 6 room wood house, Head, M, Mar, 36, born in USA, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Clerk, earnings past 12 months (since 1 June 1920) - $1200
Blanche Maybee, Wife, F, Mar, 36, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, none
Victoria Maybee, Mother, F, Wid, 72, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, none
Margaret Maybee, Sister, F, S, 34, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, none
Bertha Maybee, Sister [Niece], F, S, 15, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Student.8�
Residence between 1932 and 1951� Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers lived between 1932 and 1951 at East side Prince Edward Street, Town Lot 18, Brighton, Ontario, Canada.1�
Memo* � Benjamin Forester Maybee Trustee of Trinity Congregation of Church of Canada (later Trinity Saint Andrews) at Brighton, Ontario, Canada.1�
Death* 10 December 1956� He died on 10 December 1956 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, at age 73.7�
Burial* � He and Blanche Louella Rogers were buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "Benjamin F Maybee; 1883 - 1956; His Wife Blanche L Rogers; 1883 - 1951; His Sister Margaret E Maybee; 1884 - 1966."9�
Blanche Louella Rogers b. 30 Oct 1883, d. 19 Dec 1961
[S344] 1911 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test4.jsp, Ontario / Northumberland East / 29 Brighton / page 3 / Family 42.
[S486] 1921 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, RG 31, Folder 75, Brighton (Village), Northumberland, Ontario, Election Subdistrict 60, Page 3.
Margaret Elizabeth Maybee
F, #7722, b. 6 October 1884, d. 27 March 1966
Birth* 6 October 1884� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee was born on 6 October 1884 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.2�
(Witness) Census 6 April 1891� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Residence 1901� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee lived with Elizabeth Roberts in 1901 at 21 Prince Street, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.1,4�
(Witness) Census 1 April 1901� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee appeared on the census of 1 April 1901 in the household of Elizabeth Roberts at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Marriage 19 September 1906� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee witnessed the marriage of Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers on 19 September 1906 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada; Benj Foster Maybee, 23, a Merchant of Brighton, born in Brighton to Valorus Maybee and Victoria Rose; married Blanch Lauella Rogers, 23, a spinster of Murray, born in Wooler to Adolphus Rogers and Minnie Laney; by Rev A. H. Foster on 19 Sep 1906 at Murray, Northumberland County. Witnesses were Ernest Rogers of Smithfield and Margaret Maybee of Brighton.6�
(Witness) Census June 1911� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee appeared on the census of June 1911 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Census 3 June 1921� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee appeared on the census of 3 June 1921 in the household of Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
; Benjamin Maybee, owns a 6 room wood house, Head, M, Mar, 36, born in USA, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Clerk, earnings past 12 months (since 1 June 1920) - $1200
Death* 27 March 1966� Margaret Elizabeth Maybee died on 27 March 1966 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, at age 81; never married.9�
(Witness) Burial � She witnessed the burial of Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada; Benjamin F Maybee; 1883 - 1956; His Wife Blanche L Rogers; 1883 - 1951; His Sister Margaret E Maybee; 1884 - 1966.10�
[S206] Email sent to John MayBee the MayBee Society database coordinator:from Allan Close, e-mail address, May 27, 2002, CC of email to Doug Mabee # 177.
Richard Benjamin Mowry
M, #7723, b. 28 November 1868, d. 26 July 1927
Birth* 28 November 1868� Richard Benjamin Mowry was born on 28 November 1868 at Ontario, Canada.1�
Marriage* 23 October 1901� He married Bertha Rose Maybee, daughter of Valores Constantine Maybee and Victoria Louise Rose, on 23 October 1901 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Death* 26 July 1927� Richard Benjamin Mowry died on 26 July 1927 at age 58.5�
Burial* � He was buried at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "Richard Benjamin Mowry died July 26th 1927 Kathleen Hurley Mowry died Jan. 14th 1968."5�
Bertha Rose Maybee b. 8 Jan 1877, d. 28 Jul 1905
Bertha Maud Mowry6 b. 14 Jul 1905, d. 5 May 1979
[S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 and 1901 census.
Bertha Maud Mowry
F, #7724, b. 14 July 1905, d. 5 May 1979
Father* Richard Benjamin Mowry1 b. 28 Nov 1868, d. 26 Jul 1927
Mother* Bertha Rose Maybee1 b. 8 Jan 1877, d. 28 Jul 1905
Name Variation � Bertha Maud Mowry was also known as Britta.�
Married Name � Her married name was Evans.�
Birth* 14 July 1905� She was born on 14 July 1905 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census June 1911� Bertha Maud Mowry appeared on the census of June 1911 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Census 3 June 1921� Bertha Maud Mowry appeared on the census of 3 June 1921 in the household of Benjamin Forester Maybee and Blanche Louella Rogers at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
Marriage* 11 April 1941� Bertha Maud Mowry married Stanley C. Evans on 11 April 1941 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
"they had no children together."5,3�
Death* 5 May 1979� Bertha Maud Mowry died on 5 May 1979 at age 73.3�
Stanley C. Evans b. s 1905, d. 21 Feb 1970
Brenda Rose Mowry1
F, #7725, b. 18 September 1903, d. circa 28 December 2001
Married Name � Her married name was Richards.�
Birth* 18 September 1903� Brenda Rose Mowry was born on 18 September 1903 at York County, Ontario, Canada.2,1�
Marriage* 7 August 1940� She married Cyril Alfred Richards on 7 August 1940 at Toronto, Canada.
"they had no children together."3�
Residence* 1972� Brenda Rose Mowry and Cyril Alfred Richards lived in 1972 at 2 North Drive, Apt 402, Scarborough, York County, Ontario, Canada; Cyril Richards, car man
Mrs Brenda Richards.4�
Death* circa 28 December 2001� Brenda Rose Mowry died circa 28 December 2001 at Toronto, Canada.3�
Cyril Alfred Richards b. s 1905
[S1] Ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980.
Mary Eva Morrow
F, #7726, b. 18 September 1880, d. 15 January 1923
Married Name � Her married name was Maybee.�
Birth* 18 September 1880� Mary Eva Morrow was born on 18 September 1880 at London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, daughter of John Morrow and Rebecca Hargan.1,2�
Residence* 1909� She and Russell Bertrand Maybee lived in 1909 at Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.5�
Memo* 27 February 1912� Mary Eva Morrow and Russell Bertrand Maybee had a Premature Birth that did not survive on 27 February 1912 at Fort William, Ontario, Canada.6�
Census* circa June 1921� Mary Eva Morrow and Russell Bertrand Maybee appeared on the census of circa June 1921 at 211 Danforth, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Keith Maybee, Son, M, S, 12, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Student.7�
Death* 15 January 1923� Mary Eva Morrow died on 15 January 1923 at 211 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 42.8,9�
Burial* 18 January 1923� She was buried on 18 January 1923 at Ingersoll Rural Cemetery, Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "Mary Eva Morrow, beloved wife of Russel B. Maybee, born September 18, 1880, died January 15th, 1923. Thy will be done."10�
Russell Bertrand Maybee b. 8 Feb 1878, d. 4 Feb 1956
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, tombstone in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery said 16 Sep 1880.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, tombstone in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.
Ruth Evelyn Maybee
F, #7727, b. 27 March 1907, d. 16 December 1964
Father* Russell Bertrand Maybee1 b. 8 Feb 1878, d. 4 Feb 1956
Mother* Mary Eva Morrow1 b. 18 Sep 1880, d. 15 Jan 1923
Married Name � Her married name was McMurtry.�
Birth* 27 March 1907� Ruth Evelyn Maybee was born on 27 March 1907 at Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada.2�
(Witness) Census circa June 1921� Ruth Evelyn Maybee appeared on the census of circa June 1921 in the household of Russell Bertrand Maybee and Mary Eva Morrow at 211 Danforth, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
; Russel B Maybee, Head, M, Mar, 43, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, English origin, Methodist, Jeweler, own store
(Witness) Occupation 1933� Ruth Evelyn Maybee was associated with Russell Bertrand Maybee Russell B. Maybee, owner of Maybee's Jewellers, Ruth E. Maybee clerk in 1933 at 209 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.4�
Marriage* 11 October 1935� Ruth Evelyn Maybee married Donald William Edward McMurtry on 11 October 1935 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
"A wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Maybee, Toronto, on Saturday, when their daughter Ruth Evelyn, was married to Mr. Donald W. E. McMurtry, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. McMurtry. Rev. G. A. Sisco officiated and Miss Rita Halsall played the wedding music. Autumn flowers and ferns decorated the house for the occasion. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a graceful gown of mosstone velvet, made on fitted lines, with short full-sleeved jacket. The front panel of the skirt was formed of cartridge pleating. Her small hat was of the velvet in two shades of green, and she carried bronze chrysanthemums. Miss Bertie Mowry, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant, wearing a Renaissance gown of rustic velvet with matching hat and nosegay of tiny mums. The best man was Mr. Norman Sampson. The above article is of interest to many Ingersoll friends of the bride who is a granddaughter of the late Mrs. R. M. Morrow. Among the guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyst Thompson and Miss Janet Thompson of Ingersoll."5,6�
Residence* 1956� Ruth Evelyn Maybee lived in 1956 at Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.1�
Death* 16 December 1964� She died on 16 December 1964 at Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, at age 57.2�
Burial* � She and Donald William Edward McMurtry were buried at Lundy's Lane Cemetyery, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "In Memory of Ruth E. Maybee 1908-1964; wife of Donald W. McMurtry 1905-1968."7�
Donald William Edward McMurtry b. 29 Jan 1905, d. 9 Dec 1968
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Newspaper: Ingersoll Tribune, Thursday, October 24, 1935, Pg: 4, Col: 4.
[S382] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Memorial ID 137915823.
Keith Morrow Maybee
M, #7728, b. 15 August 1908, d. 14 February 1957
Birth* 15 August 1908� Keith Morrow Maybee was born on 15 August 1908 at Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.2,3�
(Witness) Census circa June 1921� Keith Morrow Maybee appeared on the census of circa June 1921 in the household of Russell Bertrand Maybee and Mary Eva Morrow at 211 Danforth, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
Marriage* 31 October 1937� Keith Morrow Maybee married Elise Algiers Walters on 31 October 1937 at Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.2�
Occupation* 1956� Keith Morrow Maybee was a Manager in 1956 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.1�
Death* 14 February 1957� He died on 14 February 1957 at Toronto, Canada, at age 48; Suicide.2�
(Witness) Burial � He witnessed the burial of Russell Bertrand Maybee and Isabel Beatrice Clark at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton Township, Ontario, Canada; MAYBEE; Russell Bertrand 1878 - 1956; His Wife Isabel B. Clark Died 1976
Keith M. Maybee 1909 - 1957.5,6�
Elise Algiers Walters b. 5 Sep 1907, d. 1970
John Dennis Keith Maybee2 b. 3 Jun 1942, d. c 1979
Blanche Louella Rogers
F, #7729, b. 30 October 1883, d. 19 December 1961
Birth* 30 October 1883� Blanche Louella Rogers was born on 30 October 1883 at Wooler, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, daughter of Augustus Rogers and Minnie Laney.1,2�
Marriage* 19 September 1906� She married Benjamin Forester Maybee, son of Valores Constantine Maybee and Victoria Louise Rose, on 19 September 1906 at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
(Witness) Census June 1911� Blanche Louella Rogers appeared on the census of June 1911 in the household of Victoria Louise Rose at Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada,
Census* 3 June 1921� Blanche Louella Rogers and Benjamin Forester Maybee appeared on the census of 3 June 1921 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
Residence* between 1932 and 1951� Blanche Louella Rogers and Benjamin Forester Maybee lived between 1932 and 1951 at East side Prince Edward Street, Town Lot 18, Brighton, Ontario, Canada.6�
Death* 19 December 1961� Blanche Louella Rogers died on 19 December 1961 at Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada, at age 78.2�
Burial* � She and Benjamin Forester Maybee were buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "Benjamin F Maybee; 1883 - 1956; His Wife Blanche L Rogers; 1883 - 1951; His Sister Margaret E Maybee; 1884 - 1966."7�
Benjamin Forester Maybee b. 17 Apr 1883, d. 10 Dec 1956
Joseph Hogle
M, #7730, b. 27 September 1827, d. 24 August 1906
Birth* 27 September 1827� Joseph Hogle was born on 27 September 1827 at Ontario, Canada, son of John and Sarah Tuttle Hogle.1,2�
Marriage* 1 February 1849� He married Catherine Maybee, daughter of Emanuel Maybee and Nancy Ellen Huffman, on 1 February 1849.
"Joseph Hogle, of Sidney, and Catharine Maybee, of Rawdon, Banns. Rev. Joseph Reynolds."3�
Residence* � Joseph Hogle and Catherine Maybee lived at Lot 6 Con 8, 265A, Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada.4�
Census* 1901� Joseph Hogle appeared on the census of 1901 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
Hogle, Joseph, Birth Date: Sep 27 1827 Birth Place: Ontario, head
Hogle, Catherine, Birth Date: Dec 17 1831 Birth Place: Ontario, wife
French, Catherine A., Birth Date: Oct 25 1849 Birth Place: Ontario, lodger.5�
Death* 24 August 1906� He died on 24 August 1906 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 78.1�
Burial* � He and Catherine Maybee were buried at Wellmans Corners Cemetery, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.6�
Catherine Maybee b. 17 Dec 1831, d. 26 Feb 1905
Catherine Azelia Hogle4 b. 25 Oct 1849, d. 1928
Emma A. Hogle+4 b. 1855, d. 1914
[S38] International Genealogical Index Online (IGI), AFN: 13Z6-PW8 - submitted by George E. Hogle, 3 Maple Ave. Petawawa Ontario, Canada K8h 2y8.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar,, 23 July 2002, Hastings North District, Ontario 1901 Canadian Census: Rawdon Tp, Film #: T-6473 Division #: 3, Page #: 10 Entry #: 19-21, Family #: 98.
[S16] Steve Mabie, Chronology of Ontario Canada, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/canada/…, Christian Guardian of 2/21/1849 (Wilson's Marriage Notices).
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar,, 23 July 2002, 1Hastings North District, Ontario 1901 Canadian Census: Rawdon Tp, Film #: T-6473 Division #: 3, Page #: 10 Entry #: 19-21, Family #: 98.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Wellman's Cemetery records. Plot F-2 Plot owner H. Fanning.
Catherine Azelia Hogle
F, #7731, b. 25 October 1849, d. 1928
Father* Joseph Hogle1 b. 27 Sep 1827, d. 24 Aug 1906
Mother* Catherine Maybee1 b. 17 Dec 1831, d. 26 Feb 1905
Married Name � Her married name was French.2�
Name Variation � Catherine Azelia Hogle was also known as Arzilla.�
Birth* 25 October 1849� She was born on 25 October 1849 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.3�
Marriage* 16 March 1892� She married William French on 16 March 1892 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"William French, 65, widower, farmer, England, Sidney – Hastings Co., s/o John & Ann, married Catherine Azelia Hogle, 42, Rawdon, same, d/o Joseph & Catherine, witn: Fred & Emma A. Fanning of Wellmans Corners, 16 March 1892 at Rawdon."2�
(Witness) Census 1901� Catherine Azelia Hogle appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of Joseph Hogle at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; Hogle, Joseph, Birth Date: Sep 27 1827 Birth Place: Ontario, head
Death* 1928� Catherine Azelia Hogle died in 1928 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.4�
William French b. bt 1826 - 1827
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar,, 23 July 2002, marriage Lic. # 4906-92 (Hastings Co):.
[S38] International Genealogical Index Online (IGI), AFN: 13Z6-PZN - submitted by George E. Hogle, 3 Maple Ave. Petawawa Ontario, Canada K8h 2y8.
Emma A. Hogle
F, #7732, b. 1855, d. 1914
Married Name � Her married name was Fanning.2�
Birth* 1855� Emma A. Hogle was born in 1855 at Ontario, Canada.3,4�
Marriage* � She married Fredrick Fanning.2�
Census* 1881� Emma A. Hogle and Fredrick Fanning appeared on the census of 1881 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
Frederick Fanning, M , M , 30 , Irish, Ontario, Farmer: , C. Methodist
Emma Fanning , F , M , 24 , German , Ontario, C. Methodist
Harry Fanning , M, 4 , Irish , Ontario, C. Methodist
Burrell Fanning , M , 2 , Irish , Ontario, C. Methodist.5�
(Witness) Marriage 16 March 1892� Emma A. Hogle witnessed the marriage of William French and Catherine Azelia Hogle on 16 March 1892 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada; William French, 65, widower, farmer, England, Sidney – Hastings Co., s/o John & Ann, married Catherine Azelia Hogle, 42, Rawdon, same, d/o Joseph & Catherine, witn: Fred & Emma A. Fanning of Wellmans Corners, 16 March 1892 at Rawdon.6�
Death* 1914� Emma A. Hogle died in 1914.3�
Burial* � She and Fredrick Fanning were buried at Wellmans Corners Cemetery, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.3�
Fredrick Fanning b. 1851, d. 1917
Harry Fanning5 b. 1878
Burrell Fanning5 b. 1880
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar,, 23 July 2002, Azelia's marriage Lic. # 4906-92 (Hastings Co):.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Hastings North District, Ontario 1881 Canadian Census: Rawdon, NAC C-13238 Dist 122 SubDist C Div 2 Page 17 Family 84.
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1881 Census Rawdon, Hastings North, Ontario, Canada, Source: FHL Film 1375874 NAC C-13238 Dist 122 SubDist C Div 2 Page 17 Family 84.
Priscilla Clancy
F, #7733, b. 10 July 1837, d. 13 November 1875
Birth* 10 July 1837� Priscilla Clancy was born on 10 July 1837, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R. Clancy of Rawdon.1�
Marriage* 30 September 1855� She married John Francis Maybee, son of Emanuel Maybee and Nancy Ellen Huffman, on 30 September 1855 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"John Maybee and Priscilla Clancy, both of Rawden, in Rawdon. Rev. J. Black."2�
Census* 1861� Priscilla Clancy and John Francis Maybee appeared on the census of 1861 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
40, John Maybee, M, 29, M, Upper Canada, Western Methodist, Farmer
41, Percilla Maybee, F, 24, M, Upper Canada, Western Methodist
42, Matilda Maybee, F, 4, S, Upper Canada, Western Methodist
43, John W Maybee, M, 2, S, Upper Canada, Western Methodist
44, Infant, M, 1, S, Upper Canada, Western Methodist
Resides in a one and a half story frame house
40, John Maybee Con 4 (part), Lot 18, total acreage 100, 40 under cultivation, 17 under crops in 1860, 22 under pasture in 1860, 2 under orchards or garden, and 60 under woods or wild. Farm valued at $1200, Farming equipment valued at $100.3�
Census 1871� Priscilla Clancy and John Francis Maybee appeared on the census of 1871 at Lot 10, Con 1, Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada.
13, John Maybee, M, 37, M, Ontario, W Methodist, Dutch, Farmer
14, Percilla Maybee, F, 33, M, Ontario, W Methodist, Irish
15, Marshall Maybee, M, 8, Ontario, W Methodist, Dutch, attended school
16, Matilda Maybee, F, 14, Ireland, W Methodist, Irish, attended school
Own 1 house, 1 barn 2 waggons, N ½ Lot 18, Concession 4, 100 acres, 1 horse, 2 colts, 8 cows, 10 other horned cattle, 10 sheep, 1 swine.4�
Death* 13 November 1875� Priscilla Clancy died on 13 November 1875 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 38.1�
John Francis Maybee b. 13 Aug 1833, d. 12 Feb 1902
Matilda Maybee5 b. 1857
John Wesley Maybee5 b. 22 Apr 1859, d. 1861
Cyrus Maybee5 b. 9 Dec 1860, d. Nov 1870
Marshall Maybee5 b. 18 May 1863, d. 1 Mar 1888
[S16] Steve Mabie, Chronology of Ontario Canada, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/canada/…, Death Notices from the Christian Guardian of 4/19/1876.
[S16] Steve Mabie, Chronology of Ontario Canada, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/canada/…, Source: Christian Guardian of 10/17/1855 (Wilson's Marriage Notices).
[S415] 1861 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, Rawdon Township, Hastings, Upper Canada, ED 4, Page 53 and Agricultural Census, Rawdon Township; Page 55.
[S417] 1871 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~smabie/…, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Canada, ED 1, Page 49, Family 172.
Matilda Maybee1
Father* John Francis Maybee2 b. 13 Aug 1833, d. 12 Feb 1902
Mother* Priscilla Clancy2 b. 10 Jul 1837, d. 13 Nov 1875
Name Variation � Matilda Maybee was also known as Ann Amelia.2,3�
Birth* 1857� She was born in 1857 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1861� Matilda Maybee appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Priscilla Clancy at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; 40, John Maybee, M, 29, M, Upper Canada, Western Methodist, Farmer
(Witness) Census 1871� Matilda Maybee appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Priscilla Clancy at Lot 10, Con 1, Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada,
; 13, John Maybee, M, 37, M, Ontario, W Methodist, Dutch, Farmer
[S12] Steve Mabie's Canadian census, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/canadaindex.htm, 1861 & 1871 censuses.
John Wesley Maybee
M, #7735, b. 22 April 1859, d. 1861
Birth* 22 April 1859� John Wesley Maybee was born on 22 April 1859 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, or Seymour Township - he was registered twice.2�
Baptism 10 October 1859� He was baptized on 10 October 1859 at Wesleyan Methodist Church, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada; by Rev L Down
or Seymour Township - he was registered twice.2�
(Witness) Census 1861� John Wesley Maybee appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Priscilla Clancy at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
Death* 1861� John Wesley Maybee died in 1861.4�
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Registered twice.
Weslayan Bapt., 2 633 Hastings Co. Rawdon Twp. John Wesley Maybee John Franciss Precilla Rawdon Rawdon 1859-04-22 1859-10-10 Rawdon Down, Rev. S.
Weslayan Bapt., 2 652 Northumberland Co. Seymour Twp. John Wesley Maybee John Frana Precilla Seymour Seymour 1859-04-22 1859-10-10 Seymour Down, Rev. S.
Cyrus Maybee
M, #7736, b. 9 December 1860, d. November 1870
Birth* 9 December 1860� Cyrus Maybee was born on 9 December 1860 at Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1861� Cyrus Maybee appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Priscilla Clancy at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
Baptism 8 September 1861� Cyrus Maybee was baptized on 8 September 1861 at Wesleyan Methodist Church, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.3�
Death* November 1870� He died in November 1870 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 9.4�
Census* 1871� Cyrus Maybee appeared on the census of 1871 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
10, Cyrus Maybee, M, 10, Ontario, W Methodist, died November, Killed by horse falling on him.4�
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Weslayan Methodist Records
Vol.pg. B. Res.
2 633 Hastings Co. Rawdon Twp. Cyrus Maybe John Priscella Rawdon Rawdon
B.D Bpat. Place Minster
1860-12-09 1861-09-08 Rawdon Jackson, Rev. John.
[S417] 1871 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~smabie/…, Nominal Return of the Deaths within last twelve months, Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Canada, ED 1Page 1.
Marshall Maybee
M, #7737, b. 18 May 1863, d. 1 March 1888
Birth* 18 May 1863� Marshall Maybee was born on 18 May 1863 at Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1871� Marshall Maybee appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Priscilla Clancy at Lot 10, Con 1, Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Census 1881� Marshall Maybee appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Hannah Maria Breau at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
; John Maybee, M, M, 47, Ontario, C. Methodist, German, Farmer
Hanah Maybee, F, M, 28, French, Ontario, C. Methodist
Marshal Maybee, M, 19, Ontario, C. Methodist, German, Farmer
Alida Maybee, F, 2, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
Lewis Maybee, M, 7mos born Oct, Ontario, C. Methodist, German
John Fowler, M, 17, Ontario, C. Methodist, German, Farmer Lab.3�
Death* 1 March 1888� Marshall Maybee died on 1 March 1888 at Ogle County, Illinois, at age 24.4�
Burial* � He was buried at Adeline Cemetery, Adeline, Ogle County, Illinois. Inscription "Marshall; son of J. F. & P. Maybee; Died Mar 1, 1888; Aged 24 Yrs 9 Ms 13 D."4�
[S412] 1881 Census of Canada, online http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1881/…, Rawdon, Hastings North, Ontario, Dist 122, Sub Dist C Div 2, Page 17, Family 86.
Hannah Maria Breau
F, #7738, b. 21 August 1853, d. 16 December 1918
Birth* 21 August 1853� Hannah Maria Breau was born on 21 August 1853 at Seymour Township, Ontario, Canada.1�
Marriage* 11 January 1877� She married John Francis Maybee, son of Emanuel Maybee and Nancy Ellen Huffman, on 11 January 1877 at Seymour Township, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.
"John J Maybe, 42, a widowed farmer of Rawdon, born in Earnestown to Emanuel and Nancy; married Hannah M Breau, 23, a spinster of Symour, born in Symour to Lewis and Sarah Breau; on 11 January 1877 at Symour, Northumberland County."1,2�
Census* 1881� Hannah Maria Breau and John Francis Maybee appeared on the census of 1881 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
John Maybee, M, M, 47, Ontario, C. Methodist, German, Farmer
Census June 1900� Hannah Maria Breau and John Francis Maybee appeared on the census of June 1900 at Maryland, Ogle County, Illinois.
John W Maybee, Head, Aug 1844, 66, M, 23, Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1882, Farmer, owns farm free of mortgage
Hanna M Maybee, Wife, W, F, Oct 1853, 46, M, 23, 2 children born - still living , Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1882
Mahala A Maybee, Daughter, W, F, Oct 1879, 20, S, Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1882
Lewis E Maybee, Son, W, M, Sep 1880, 19, S, Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1882, Farm Laborer.4�
(Witness) Census April 1910� Hannah Maria Breau appeared on the census of April 1910 in the household of Ezra J Chamberlain and Mahala Alida Maybee at Fresno County, California,
; Ezra J. Chamberlin, Head, M, W, 27, M1, 1, Iowa, Canada, Wisconsin, piano tuner, at home
Mahala Chamberlin Wife, F, W, 30, M1, 1, French Canada, Canada, Canada, none
Hanna Maybee, Mother-in-law, F, W, 56, Wd, 2 children born and living, French Canada, Canada, Canada, none.5�
Vote* 1914� In 1914 Hannah Maria Breau was registered to vote at 3641 Mono Avenue, Fresno, Fresno County, California.6�
Death* 16 December 1918� She died on 16 December 1918 at age 65.1�
Burial* � She was buried at Washington Colony Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, California.7�
Mahala Alida Maybee+1 b. 15 Oct 1879, d. 11 Jan 1957
Louis Ernest Maybee+1 b. 30 Sep 1880, d. 29 Apr 1939
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Maryland, Ogle, Illinois; Roll: T623 333; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 85.
[S76] 1910 United States Census, online ancestry.com, 4-Twp, Fresno, California, Series T624, Roll 76, Part 2, Page 53A.
Mahala Alida Maybee
F, #7739, b. 15 October 1879, d. 11 January 1957
Mother* Hannah Maria Breau1 b. 21 Aug 1853, d. 16 Dec 1918
Married Name � Her married name was Chamberlain.�
Birth* 15 October 1879� Mahala Alida Maybee was born on 15 October 1879 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1881� Mahala Alida Maybee appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Hannah Maria Breau at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
(Witness) Census June 1900� Mahala Alida Maybee appeared on the census of June 1900 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Hannah Maria Breau at Maryland, Ogle County, Illinois,
; John W Maybee, Head, Aug 1844, 66, M, 23, Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1882, Farmer, owns farm free of mortgage
Marriage* between 1908 and 1909� Mahala Alida Maybee married Ezra J Chamberlain between 1908 and 1909.1,4�
Census* April 1910� Mahala Alida Maybee and Ezra J Chamberlain appeared on the census of April 1910 at Fresno County, California.
Ezra J. Chamberlin, Head, M, W, 27, M1, 1, Iowa, Canada, Wisconsin, piano tuner, at home
Residence* between 1910 and 1944� Mahala Alida Maybee and Ezra J Chamberlain lived between 1910 and 1944 at 3641 Mono Avenue, Fresno, Fresno County, California.5�
Death* 11 January 1957� Mahala Alida Maybee died on 11 January 1957 at San Joaquin County, California, at age 77.6�
Ezra J Chamberlain b. 4 Dec 1882, d. 21 Jun 1948
Evelyn M. Chamberlain1 b. 5 Feb 1912, d. 15 Oct 1991
[S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, California Death Index; Mahala Alida Female 19 Oct 1879 11 Jan 1957 Canada San Joaquin 0 Breaw Maybee #7739.
Louis Ernest Maybee
M, #7740, b. 30 September 1880, d. 29 April 1939
Info* � Information on him came from Clarion Lee Maybee and Barbara Armo, #95, Doug C. Mabee, #177 to early Maybee Society records.�
Birth* 30 September 1880� Louis Ernest Maybee was born on 30 September 1880 at Rawdon Township, Ontario, Canada.1�
(Witness) Census 1881� Louis Ernest Maybee appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Hannah Maria Breau at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada,
Immigration* 1898� In 1898 Louis Ernest Maybee immigrated to United States of America.3�
(Witness) Census June 1900� Louis Ernest Maybee appeared on the census of June 1900 in the household of John Francis Maybee and Hannah Maria Breau at Maryland, Ogle County, Illinois,
Marriage* 21 October 1904� Louis Ernest Maybee married Lila Alice Carré on 21 October 1904 at Racine County, Wisconsin.5�
Vote* between 1912 and 1922� Between 1912 and 1922 Louis Ernest Maybee and Lila Alice Carré were registered to vote at Fresno, Fresno County, California.6�
Anecdote* 12 September 1918� Louis Ernest Maybee of Box 40, RR G, Fresno, a Mail Carrier, Civil Service registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 at Fresno, Fresno County, California. Born 30 Sep 1880, his nearest relative was Lila Alice Maybee, same address, height - medium, medium build, grey eyes, and dark hair.7�
Census January 1920� Louis Ernest Maybee and Lila Alice Carré appeared on the census of January 1920 at Washington, Fresno County, California.
Louis Maybee, Head, M, W, 39, M, immigrated in 1882, naturalized in 1898, Canada, Canada, Canada, Mail Carrier, Rural District, owns mortgaged home
Lila Maybee, Wife, F, W, 38, M, Wisconsin, England, Massachusetts
Donald Maybee, Son, M, W, 14, S, Illinois, Canada, Wisconsin, In School
Milton Maybee, Son, M, W, 12, S, Wisconsin, Canada, Wisconsin, In School
Verna Maybee , Daughter, F, W, 11, S, Wisconsin, Canada, Wisconsin, In School
Helen Maybee, Daughter, F, W, 9, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin, In School
Harold Maybee Son, M, W, 5, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin
Hazel Maybee Daughter, F, W, 2, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin.8�
Census* April 1930� Louis Ernest Maybee and Lila Alice Carré appeared on the census of April 1930 at Township 3, Fresno County, California.
Louis Maybee, Head, owns house worth $1300, M, W, 49,M, age at first marriage 24, Canada, Canada, Canada, immigrated in 1898, laborer, Standard Oil Co.
Lila A Maybee, Wife, F, W, 49, M, age at first marriage 24, Wisconsin, England, Massachusetts
Verna Maybee, Daughter, F, W, 21, S, Wisconsin, Canada, Wisconsin,
Helen Maybee, Daughter, F, W, 19, S, Wisconsin, Canada, Wisconsin
Harold Maybee, Son, M, W, 15, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin
Hazel Maybee, Daughter, F, W, 12, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin
Gordon Maybee, Son, M, W, 10, S, California, Canada, Wisconsin.3�
Vote between 1924 and 1936� Between 1924 and 1936 Louis Ernest Maybee and Lila Alice Carré were registered to vote at 3659 Mono Avenue, Fresno, Fresno County, California.6�
Death* 29 April 1939� Louis Ernest Maybee died on 29 April 1939 at age 58.1�
Burial* � He was buried at Belmont Memorial Park, Fresno, Fresno County, California.9�
Lila Alice Carré b. 16 Jan 1881, d. 15 Oct 1966 or 30 Oct 1966
Donald Newton Maybee+1 b. 1 Jan 1906, d. 2 May 1973
Milton Eugene Maybee+1 b. 8 Mar 1907, d. 17 Dec 1982
Verna L Maybee+1 b. 15 Jun 1908, d. 29 Mar 1970
Helen Estella Maybee1 b. 2 Feb 1911, d. 1 Apr 1956
Harold L Maybee+1 b. 21 Aug 1914, d. 28 Apr 2003
Hazel R Maybee1 b. 31 Aug 1917, d. 16 Aug 2000
Gordon Earl Maybee+1 b. 8 Apr 1920, d. 30 Jul 1997
[S303] 1930 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Township 3, Fresno, California, Roll: 117, Enumeration District: 59, Image: 915.
[S1] Ancestry.com, Wisconsin Marriages, pre-1907.
[S338] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, online http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/default.aspx?rt=39, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Roll 1530714, Draft Board 1.
[S304] 1920 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Washington, Fresno, California; Roll: T625_96; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 14; Image: 597.


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8 Different Types of Real Estate Disclosures that Come Up in a Home Sale
by Valerie Kalfrin
Top-selling Chicago real estate agent Santiago Valdez sensed something was odd about the lovely single-family house with the newly remodeled basement. "It was a huge plus, but there were inconsistencies on why somebody would spend money in the basement before updating the kitchen, for example, or other key parts of the house," he explained.
It turned out that about two years earlier, a sewer line mishap had flooded the basement, and the sellers' insurance company had paid for the full remodel.
The Illinois real estate disclosure form asks several questions about known flooding, leakage or material defects in the basement, but the sellers hadn't thought to disclose the home's history because it was a one-time incident that had been remedied.
Nevertheless, Valdez recommended the sellers spill the beans about the flooding, and the buyers of the house appreciated knowing all the details.
Valdez's case represents the gray area that real estate disclosures often fall into. Disclosure laws in general require sellers to say upfront whether their property has certain known issues that could impact a buyer's health or safety. Because these laws vary by state, sellers might be confused about disclosures in real property transactions, not to mention become nervous. How much should they say? And won't pointing out a past flaw or maintenance issue scare buyers away?
When in doubt, agents advise you to disclose, disclose, disclose. Let's explore why, and get into some of the more common disclosures in real property transactions considered to be standard in the business of buying and selling homes.
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What's the purpose behind real estate disclosure laws?
Earlier this year, homebuyers in the Oak Park area of Chicago sued a broker, accusing him of failing to disclose water leaks and damage to the home. The lawsuit states that the broker referred to a leak in the basement as a one-time problem that had been fixed, but after the purchase, the buyers found a history of flooding and leaks in the foundation.
Disclosure laws are meant to protect both sides of the home-purchase transaction, notes Ilona Bray, an attorney and author of several real estate guides. Disclosing any issues about major home components, systems, and conditions puts the buyer on notice—and prevents the seller from being held liable for future problems.
Almost all states have a disclosure form for sellers with questions addressing certain facts, such as the age and condition of the property; the source of its water supply; the nature of its sanitary sewer system; and structural defects, such as a shifting or cracked foundation or walls.
Disclosure forms also can include information about the current or previous presence of any wood-destroying organisms, such as termites, and problems with mechanical systems, such as the heating, air conditioning, and electrical system. Federal and state laws may require additional disclosures on separate paperwork.
"As realtors, we want everything disclosed," said Paul Fonseca, a real estate agent for 23 years Fort Myers and Naples areas.
"We want the buyer to know exactly what they're getting. We want the seller to tell them everything about the house that is accurate. And that way there's no future issue for us or any liability for anybody."
"I've always told [sellers] that things can come back in the future and really hurt you," Fonseca said. "If you don't tell them that you had a leak behind your faucet that you fixed, and it wasn't done properly, and in the future they find out there's mold behind that wall and it's a major issue because now cabinets need to be replaced and whatnot, technically, they can come back to the seller and ask them to pay for all the damages and sue the realtor and everybody."
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Are sellers required to fix up any known defects, or what's the procedure?
Disclosure laws don't apply to regular wear and tear—and you don't have to repair any defects that you report. The seller also does not have to conduct an investigation to find defects on the property, notes Mark Chernoff, an attorney handling real estate litigation in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and throughout Arizona.
That said, you don't want to speculate, Chernoff added. A seller should disclose precisely what is known about the property, nothing more and nothing less, to avoid accidentally misrepresenting a problem.
If you're unsure about what to disclose, talk with your real estate agent or your real estate attorney. Sometimes an issue isn't major enough to be written down on a disclosure form but should be relayed to the potential buyer in some fashion, such as an email, Valdez said.
"From my perspective, the more you disclose the better. It'll make things go smoother," Valdez said. "You want to cover yourself to make sure that the buyer doesn't feel cheated. They know exactly what they're buying. I think that's something that helps the seller a lot, even if they have something that's a little bit of a negative on their property."
Again, state laws about real estate disclosures vary, and we've gathered the disclosure laws for all 50 states so you can see what your state requires. But here's an overview of eight common real estate disclosures you're likely to see come up:
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1) Lead
Federal law—the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act passed in 1992—requires the disclosure of any lead-based paint or chipped paint in any housing built before 1978. Under the law, homebuyers also have a 10-day period to conduct a paint inspection or risk assessment for lead-based paint or related hazards.
2) Asbestos
The health hazards of asbestos are well-known in the workplace; the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration sets standards for asbestos testing and disclosure in work environments.
Although residential disclosures vary by state, many require disclosures about asbestos on houses built before 1975.
3) Environmental hazards
The Illinois Radon Awareness Act and the Illinois Real Property Disclosure Act, for instance, requires that potential buyers are made aware of a property's levels of radon, a colorless, odorless gas that is a leading cause of lung cancer. Many relocation companies and lending institutions also will request radon tests before a home purchase.
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4) Natural hazards
Flooding issues and plumbing leaks are the most common disclosures top real estate agents say they encounter. "The biggest issue is always the plumbing leaks and the roof issues because of the recent hurricane we had last year," Fonseca said. "A lot of the agents have been helping their buyers and making sure that the roofs are in good, working condition."
This area is also where sellers tend to be skittish, Valdez added. "In Chicago particularly, there are a lot of leaky basements in houses, so a lot of times people are very, very nervous about disclosing that. And often it wasn't disclosed to them when they purchased the house, so maybe they feel like they don't have to disclose it to the next buyer."
"But I always advise people to disclose anything and everything, because eventually, it may come back up during the inspection, and if it comes back later, it's going to be a lot worse for them even after the closing."
5) Boundary line disputes
Disclosure laws often require sellers to note if any lawsuits about the property's boundaries have been filed with the city or if they've had any disputes regarding the property line.
Valdez ran across one such dispute the day before closing after his clients, the buyers, chatted with the next-door neighbor. The neighbor had told the homeowner for years that the owner's fence was on his side of the property, but the neighbor hadn't filed a formal complaint. "We were able to work out a credit at closing for that," he said.
6) Structural and mechanical issues
This applies to defective drywall and structural matters, as well as upgrades and repairs (frequently within the past five years) to the plumbing, electrical system, water softener, built-in appliances, central heating, and other mechanical systems.
Some buyers also like to know about renovations in general. "If somebody's fixed up a property, in Chicago, you're supposed to get permits for just about everything. Unfortunately, Chicago is not the best at enforcing that," Valdez said. "That's one of the things as part of the disclosure that you want to ask: What has been done? What hasn't been done?"
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7) "Haunted" or otherwise stigmatized property
Stigmatized property disclosures are murky area of disclosure laws, but some states do have laws that require disclosure of a property's history of "psychological impact," such as a murder, suicide, or rumored hauntings that don't impact the property's physical condition but still may be considered "material" to a buyer's decision.
In California, for example, sellers must disclose any known death on a property within the past three years, regardless of the circumstances.
However, the majority of states do not require sellers or their agents to disclose occurrences like homicides, felonies, suicides, or natural deaths that occurred on a property or any rumored paranormal activity associated with it. In states that don't require disclosure, an agent's disclosure of sensitive information to the buyers without the seller's permission may be considered a breach of ethics.
Fonseca remembered when working in New Jersey years ago that he had to disclose a suicide in a home, which he later sold. In Florida, no such requirement exists, but "if a person asks, of course, we can't say no."
Valdez said that a few times a year, potential buyers will ask him if someone has died on the property. He hasn't had a seller disclose such an event. However, "what I always say is that most of the inventory in Chicago is very old. It's all from the 1800s or late 1900s. So it's been a long time and it's very likely that somebody could have," he said.
8) Miscellaneous disclosures
From state to state you'll come across some interesting and seemingly unusual real estate disclosures.
In 2009, Illinois updated its Residential Real Property Disclosure Act to require that sellers disclose whether someone has been manufacturing methamphetamines on the property. The drug is made with a variety of volatile chemicals, which can permeate walls, ceilings, carpeting, and air ducts.
The state also has a particular disclosure for condominiums that outlines any upcoming projects with special assessments.
Florida has a similar addendum about the requirements of condominium and homeowners' associations, which outlines the fees, among other particulars. "If you don't provide a condo disclosure to a potential buyer, and they find out that there's an association, they don't have to follow through with the contract if you didn't give them the documents that go along with the property," Fonseca said.
Information in this blog post is meant to be used as a helpful guide, not legal advice. If you need legal help with a disclosure rule in your state, please consult a skilled real estate lawyer.
Valerie Kalfrin
Valerie Kalfrin is a multiple award-winning journalist, film and fiction fan, and creative storyteller with a knack for detailed, engaging stories.
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