THE FORSYTHES:

WILLIAM FORSYTHE AND SUSANNAH MAXWELL daughter of Lord Maxwell of Farnham, Cavan County, Ireland.
William was born in Monaghan County, Ireland about 1860.
He married Susannah Maxwell, and they had two children, Agnes and John. John married Alicia, and they had two children in Ireland, William and Mary. They all came to Canada in 1822, settling in Pakenham, Ontario, Canada. They had two more daughters in Pakenham, Ann and Susannah

Their descendents include, BOALS, DICKSON, SCOTTS, CHURCH, WALLACE, MCKIBBON, MCCANN, MCELROY, SHAW,

I have written a book about this family and am now doing an update version.
If you have pictures of info you would like included please contact me, at my address below.

This is the descendant's chart of William and Susannah

DRYSDALES/ MOORES:

THE MOORES WERE UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS WHO CAME IN 1790 TO CANADA. DUDLEY MOORE AND SARAH MILKS, first to Augusta, Ont. (Lower Canada) then to Eardley, Que (Upper Canada).

Some of the Families who married into them: McConnell, Ingles, Hicks, Moulton, Prentice, Keon, Rice, Cardiff, Little, Briscoe, Drysdale,

My branch is DUDLEY MOORE AND MARY (Polly) MOULTON. Their son Elias married Isabelle Keon and they married in Ottawa. He discovered and names the Moore River (Creek) which he had a large grant on. He had a stopping house and later settled in the town of Douglas, Ont. Bromley Twp. where he established a Saw Mill and a grist mill. His son Henry married Margaret Drysdale
d/o Robert Drysdale Of Renfrew, Ont. (my branch)

This is the descendant's chart of Dudley Moore

ANDREW MOORE AND SARAH PHELPS ARE THE FIRST GENERATION OF RECORD FOR OUR FAMILY.
They were married in 1671 and settled on Andrew's homestead in Poquinock ( near Windsor) Hartford County, Connecticutt, U.S.A.

SARAH PHELPS CAME FROM A DISTINGUISHED FAMILY OF PHELPS DATING BACK TO THE TIME OF CROMWELL IN ENGLAND.
Her grandfather WILLIAM PHELPS settled in Windsor, Hartford Sounty, Connecticutt, U.S.A. in 1638.
His son SAMUELl was her father.
Many of the families in that  area, THE PHELPS , THE GRISWOLDS, and others married into the Andrew Moore families.
This RTF ( Rich Text is quite long about 36 pages.) It is a mini book.

Enjoy reading. The info for this  section is based on the Book by HORACE MOORE'S BOOK printed in 1903.
It as has been added to with many intersting bits of info from many other sources.

THE ANDREW MOORE AND SARAH PHELPS FAMILIES

THE CARDIFFS:

The Cardiffs are related to four different branches of my families. to show these connections I have done this outline.
Their descendents, to show the connections. these families are the Moores , the Pooles, the Forsythe/Scott families.
I hope this info will also be helpful to others.

This is the descendant's chart of  the Cardiff Family

THE DRYSDALES :

James and Christine Fergus, came from Greenock, Scotland in 1820. Their descendents are scattered all across Canada and the U.S.A. mainly in Lanark county. All but one son , Alexander came to Lanark county.

ROBERT DRYSDALE ( my family) married Charlotte Coumbes d/o Sampson Coumbes, another one of the first settlers in Renfrew.
He settled in Renfrew, Ont. in 1850. He was a cabinet maker and was well known in Renfrew.

Some of the names who married into the James Drysdales are, Allan (2) Condies, Fraser, Mclean, Moodie, Saunders, Moore, Rowat, McArthur, Park,

This is the descendant's chart of the Drysdales

THE COXFORDS OF OTTAWA, AND RAMSAY TWP, ONT.:

John (James) and Ester (Hall) Hull came from London, England in 1839. with two sons, John and James.

They had a daughter Mary in 1839 in Ottawa, She married a Thomas Mills.

John went to Pembroke, Ont. He was a tanner. He married Sarah Elliott.

James went to Ramsay Twp, Ont. where he was a shoemaker.
He married Mary Kennedy the daughter of Ann McCann and Moses Kennedy of Belfast, Ireland.
Mary's mother was a widow when she came to Ramsay Twp with her brother James, and she remarried a William Elliott, in a double ring ceremony with her daughter Mary who married James in 1858.

James and Mary had 18 children, 16 of which reached maturity.
There are many names related to the Coxfords. :
Barker, Forsythe, Black, Snedden, Fulton.

I have completed the book called "THE CANADIAN COXFORDS" dated August 1, 2000..
It includes the histories of many of the branches who also married into our families. and some pictures and a write up about the COXFORD ABBEY RUINS  in Norfolk county , England, and the churches associated with it.

 I printed 100 copies of which 6 are still available for sale . The price is $30.00 which includes the postage.
If you are interested please contact me right away as these won't last long.
If you live in the U.S.A. or England , or Australia, additional charges for postage apply.

This is the descendant's chart of the Coxfords

THE MATERIS OF ST. JOSEPH'S COLONY, near Balgonie, Sask:

JOSEPH MATERI AND CHRISTINE SELENSKI, came from Mariental, (near Odessa) Russia, (Ukraine) in 1890 to the St. Joseph's Colony.
They had 8 children.
I have written about these Materis and it is in the Sask Archives at the University if Regina.

This page now includes the families of the Materis who migrated to the U.S.A.
They went to Kansas and North Dakota.
Phillip Materi who lives in California has sent most of this info to me, which he gathered from from relatives past and present  and he has done a lot of research through the Germans from Russia Society.

His family ( The Julius Materis) are  connected to the Philip Materi who went to the Settlement of St. Joseph's Colony, Balgonie, Sask.
I have now connected these families who came to North America from the Franzfeld, and Mariental, the Odessa area of Russia, now the Ukraine.

Their heritage dates back to the country of Alsace, which is now a province of France.

I am now in the process of doing a complete book on all of these families, with the co-operation of my cousin Phillip Materi.
If you have pictures or additional info please contact me at my address below.

This is the Descendency of the MATERI family 

The Ripplingers are connected to my Materi family by my grandmother Margarite Ripplinger, who married Eugene Materi, son of Joseph Materi and Christine Selenski.

A cousin from Arizona has been very helpful in filling a lot of early information about the Ripplingers and the descendents who came to North America. They came to North Dakota and from there spread to Saskatchewan, Canada and many parts of the U.S.A.

Two years ago I received information about three more branches of my Grandmother's families of the Elsass, Kutchutgan, Ukraine.
After the war she lost of track of them and Now I know the story of how they went to Kutschurgistan, and from there some have gone to Germany now, in the 1980's.

I have also been touch with several other members of these families.

This is the descendant's chart of the Ripplingers

This Moulton section is a combination of many files which I have collected and corrected over many years.

It starts with the Moultons in England and gives the stories and genealogy of three Moultons , John, Thomas and and their cousin William, who came at the same time to Dorchester and then went to Hampten, New Hampshire, U.S.A.

William came with his mother and her second husband William Estow. He was a servant of Robert and Lucy (Ward) Page.
He married Robert's daughter Margaret.

The Moultons has scattered far and wide all over North America.

Mary Moulton, d/o of Joseph Moulton and Lucretia Smith  of Bennington county, Vermont, married into the Moores ; Dudley Moore Jr. s/o of Dudley Moore and Sarah Milk, in 1794, at Rutland, Vermont. They moved to Eardley , Que. (Lower Canada) in 1800.

I look forward to hearing from any of the descendents of these families.

The  Descendents of the Moultons

The Joseph Moulton and Lucretia Smith  Families.

Sylvianne D. Penner

email: sylpen(at) shaw.ca
I've set up the email like this to avoid the spammers grabbing my email address and deluging me with ever increasing amount of junk.
If you want to contact me by regular mail, contact me by email first

Related Files

The Clan Forsyth Society of Canada

Related Links:

EMAILS ADDRESSES:

The Drysdales: Phyllis (Drysdale) Lindsay:    < plindsay (at) pinc.com>

The Moodies: Virginia Green,: 

The Moores: The Job Moore    : Ted Evans,:< eaevans(at)aldercompany.com
                     Dudley Moore Jr.: Sandy Trembley:  <sandyt(at)mail.pris.ca>
                     Dudley Moore Jr.: Terri Forsythe: Terri<birdman(at)monarch.net>
                     Roger Moore :       Dick and Joan Richards:  <jorich(at)telusplanet.net>

The Materis:  Phillip Materi : Not available

The Ripplingers: Leonard Volk: "Leonard Volk"<Lenvolk(at)email.msn.com>
                              "Rosemary Schwan" <rose(at)stellarnet.com