Honor Elizabeth Tingman nee Ward - Death

[benzon]

Thanks for that.  I did actually have it.  There was a twin brother Keith Alexander.

These Tingmans are proving quite interesting.  Have seen those with a Swedish connection but dont think they link up (well not yet anyway!!!) but some here in the UK seem to have gone off to Australia but haven't got that far yet.

This side of my family history had no real story until a while ago when the marriage of Honor was found but now family rumours have been proved and a picture of Honor and her family is beginning to emerge.  Now all I need to do is find a living rellie with a photo !!!  Some snail mail letters to Canada and US me thinks.  Well, eventually.

Thanks for everyone's help

Cheers
Denis

[KathMc]

Good luck Denise. Sounds like a great hunt you are on.

Kath

[benzon]

Hi there my kindly soles who have responded to my posting today.  After a BIG BIG favour.    I have not got a subscription to Ancestry.com or Ancestry.ca only co.uk so can only view the basics.  Usually access the other two sites at my local library.  Cant get there tomorrow and am bursting for some information from the 1901 Canadian census.

Would someone please have a few minutes to look up the following -

William E Eingman
Birth 1894
Residence 1901 Quebec

In the same household should be Verna L, James A, Lelian F, Mabel E, John E, Ward HE Eingman, Keith A and Cecil H.  If you could find the district no, name and sub district no then I should be able to access them via collectionscanada, I think.

If someone could be so kind your halo will be polished and shining forever.

Thanks a lot
Denise

[shellyesq]

It's District No. 182 Quebec Centre, S. District No. 8, Polling Subdivision No. 4.

I'm not terribly familiar with the Canadian census, particularly in French, so I'm trying to muddle through and figure out what's what.  Looks like your people, though.

Eingman, John E., male, color - B (blanc, I presume?), head, married, born 1 Mar 1863, age 38 at last birthday, born England, year of immigration -1890, nationality - Canadian, religion - Protestant

Ward H.E., female, wife, born 18 Mar 1871, age 30 at last birthday, born England, year of immigration -1890, nationality - Canadian, religion - Protestant

Verne L., female, daughter, born 6 July 1891 (?), age 11 at last birthday, born Ontario

James A., male, son, born 4 Sep 1893, age 8 at last birthday, born Ontario

William S., male, son, born 28 Mar 1897, age 7 at last birthday, born Ontario

Lelian F., female, daughter, born 29 Jan (?) 1897, age 4 at last birthday, born Ontario

Mable E., female, daughter, born 14 Sept. 1899, age 2 at last birthday, born Ontario

Keith A., male, garcon (infant?), born 26 Sept. 1900, age 6 months, born Quebec

Cecile H., male, garcon (infant?), born 26 Sept. 1900, age 6 months, born Quebec

[benzon]

Halo polished and several great big shiny stars too 

Was just about ready for my bed as it is getting rather late now but you know what I shall be doing now, dont you.

So grateful for this site and all the wonderful people on it.  Shall be eternally grateful.

Thanks a million

Denise

[jorose]

For future reference the Canadian 1901/1906/1911 are also freely indexed at www.automatedgenealogy.com

You can see her in 1911, I think, as Honorine Tingman, listed as mother-in-law to Joseph Blais (his wife is listed as Ferna, presumably the Verne L listed in 1901).  Son William might be also in Quebec as W. Tingman.

Did you know that the marriage of one of her sons (James Havelock Tingman) is in Nova Scotia in 1913? You can see it at www.novascotiagenealogy.com   (parents are listed as John and Elizabeth).

http://obit.genacadie.ca/keyword_search_obit.php - if you search here for Tingman, there's an obituary for James (Jim) Tingman, who was born about 1931 in Montreal and was the son of Cecil Tingman.

[benzon]

Hi Jorose

Thanks for the additional information which certainly has given me some other sites to access.  I had actually got Honor on the 1911 and in fact also have her living with the Blais family in New York in 1930.  I hadn't found James Havelock's marriage so that is an added bonus but I had found his wife's name from the birth of a daughter and then her death.  Sadly she died shortly after the daughter's death, aged 26 years.  The James, son of Cecil is also interesting.  Guess what I am doing tonite !!

Thanks for all your help and the websites.  This is such a great site.  Hope I can give something back at some point.

Another halo and stars shining bright.

Thanks again
Cheers
Denise

[benzon]

Hi Jorose

That obit was really interesting.  That takes this line up to 2001 and with sons and grand children I reckon I have a good chance of maybe finding some living rellies.

This has been such an amazing week.  Feel like Christmas has come early.  All these family tales for years and years and now with everyone's help it is coming together. 

Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooo much.

Cheers
Denise

[rick222]

Hello Denise,

I'm not sure if you are still tracking this string. I was researching the Tingman Clan and got back to 1785 in Scotland. Along the way I found my great grandmother's (Honor Tingman - Nee Ward) grave site on this post.

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/QUEBEC-RESEARCH/2012-11/1353371258.

The dates reported on the stone don't align perfectly with what I had so far but they are very close.

Strange but true our family had a cottage not 15 Mins from the site and we did not know she was resting just down the road.

Take care

Rick