GOLDEN REUNION IN KINGSVILLE ONTARIO 1922

Richard Jasper GOLDEN and Ann BLACK were married on 20 Jun 1820 in Co. Sligo Ireland. Ann BLACK (daughter of BLACK) was born in Aug 1795 in Ireland. She died on 11 Apr 1857 in Essex County, Ontario, Canada. She was buried in Amherstburg, Ont. Richard Jasper GOLDEN and Ann BLACK had the following children:

111. Jasper GOLDEN2 was born on 24 Jan 1823 in Sligo, Ireland. He died on 27 Mar 1916. taught school in Tobercurry, Sligo county from 1841-1850
then he came to Canada
www.dewdropin.net for journal of his trip
Taught school in Kingsville for many years
For 21 years he was engaged in teaching and became of one of the best known and best beloved instructors of the county. 
later gave up teaching to farm
The first Sunday in 1842 he was appointed a teach in the Sunday school and continued for many years. 
He was a licensed lay reader of the English Church
As an educator he undoubtedly takes first rank in the County of Essex.
served as assessor for 12 years and also returning officer in Dominion elections.
in 1858 he became member of the Masonic Lodge at Kingsville.
In every relation of life he has proved himself an honourable, upright Christian and loyal British subject

Jasper GOLDEN and Christeen MALOTT were married on 5 May 1857 in Canada. Christeen MALOTT (daughter of Joseph MALOTT and Mary MCKENZIE) died on 9 Sep 1898. Jasper GOLDEN and Christeen MALOTT had the following children:

1111. Mary Ann GOLDEN.

1112. Sarah Jane "Janie" GOLDEN.

Born May 18th 1858 at 8 am

Born Oct 22 1859 at 7 am
Sarah Jane "Janie" GOLDEN and Charles Smith "Charlie" MILLER were married no date. Charles Smith "Charlie" MILLER (son of Andrew MILLER and Mary Jane MATHEWS) was born on 2 Oct 1864 in Burford, Ontario, Canada. He died on 20 Jan 1941. Sarah Jane "Janie" GOLDEN and Charles Smith "Charlie" MILLER had the following children:

11121. Mary "Christeen" MILLER was born on 16 Jul 1894. She died on 30 Nov 1978. Christeen was engaged to William Earl Turner "Earl", he was injured in ww1 when he saw Christine's brother Bernard get killed and he ran out to aid him and he took his dog tags because people would steal them. Earl died two days later from his injuries.

The family was informed that Bernard's dog tags had been found in the possession of her dead finance. So she found out at the same time that her brother had died. 

11122. Bernard Golden MILLER was born on 24 Aug 1892. He died on 8 Aug 1918 in Amiens France, WW1.

1113. Albert J "A.J." GOLDEN2 was born on 24 Oct 1861. A farmer in the northern part of the homestead farm and was born in that township
Later h began farming upon the north part of his father's property, originally the Joseph Malott farm. It was heavily timbered he did considerable clearing and erected a comfortable house upon it.
Trustee of the Kingsville schools
assessor of the township

Albert J "A.J." GOLDEN and Louisa BRATT were married on 24 Apr 1889. Albert J "A.J." GOLDEN and Louisa BRATT had the following children:

born oct 24 1861 at 5 am

11131. Mary Mildred GOLDEN was born on 8 Jul 1894.

11132. Myrtle Louise GOLDEN was born on 1 Sep 1896.

11133. Cecil GOLDEN was born on 13 Nov 1898.

11134. Jasper Percival "Percy" GOLDEN was born on 3 Apr 1891.3 He died on 10 May 1971 in his residence. He was buried in Greenhill Cemetery, Kingsville, Ontario.4 GOLDEN - Jasper Percival, 80 years, May 10, 1971, suddenly at his residence, 2nd Concession, Gosfield South. Beloved husband of Madeline. Dear father of Roy of Gosfield South, Mrs. Joseph (Ruth) Pickl Jr., Ann Arbor. Brother of Mrs. Lloyd (Mildred) Vickers, St. Clair Shores, Mrs. Neil (Myrtle) Ferguson, Detroit, and Cecil. 7 grandchildren Resting at the John B. Ferguson Funeral Home, Kingsville. Funeral services from Epworth United Church, Thursday, May 13 at 2 p.m. with Rev. D. Bruce Suitor? officiating. Interment Greenhill Cemetery. Masonic service Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Oddfellow-Rebekah service Wednesday at 7 p.m. Legion service Wednesday, 8 p.m.


1114. Dr Robert GOLDEN. Dentist in the American "Soo"

born July 17 1863 at 6 am

1115. John r GOLDEN. a rancher in Alberta, Northwest Territory

born Sept 30 1865 6 am

1116. Jasper A GOLDEN born Jan 26 1870 died on 06 Nov 1872 in his sleep

112. Maria GOLDEN was born on 15 Apr 1821 in Sligo, Ireland. She died on 25 Oct 1902 in Essex County, Ontario, Canada. She was in teacher in Anderdon.

Maria GOLDEN and Alexander WIGLE were married on 16 Mar 1854 in Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Alexander WIGLE (son of Michall WIGLE and 1803 Julianna TOFFLEMEYER 1837) was born in 1821. or 1828 Maria GOLDEN and Alexander WIGLE had the following children:

1121. Golden WIGLE.

Golden WIGLE and Emma JENNER had the following children:

11211. Garnet WIGLE.

11212. Leila WIGLE.

11213. Beulah WIGLE.

1122. Hamilton WIGLE.

Hamilton WIGLE and Emma COX had the following children:

11221. Pearl WIGLE.

11222. Ruby WIGLE.

11223. Opal WIGLE.

11224. Garnet WIGLE.

1123. Pricilla WIGLE.

113. Sarah GOLDEN was born on 5 May 1825 in Sligo, Ireland. She died on 27 Feb 1912 in Canada.

Sarah GOLDEN and William DRAKE were married on 23 Jun 1864 in Canada. Sarah GOLDEN and William DRAKE had the following children:

1131. Albert e DRAKE.

1132. Anna M DRAKE.

1133. Frances S. DRAKE.

114. Richard GOLDEN2 was born on 15 Sep 1827 in Rathscanlin, parish of Aconra, County Sligo, Ireland. He emigrated in 1852 from when he was 25 came with parents and sisters and brother. He died on 30 May 1907 in Canada. He was buried on 3 Jun 1907 in Rose Hill Cemetery, ont.5 GOLDEN - Richard Golden died at his home "Golden Grove", on Thursday May 30, 1907. The end came very suddenly. The funeral took place on Monday, services being conducted at the residence by Rev. T.F. Whealan, rector of St. Stephen's Church, Sandwich South. The remains were laid to rest in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Golden family traces its ancestry back to the times of Oliver Cromwell. Two brothers of the name Golden served under the great Protector, and later settled in Ireland, where but one permanently located. From this English ancestor the Golden family descended. Richard Jasper Golden, father of our subject, was born in the parish of Aconra, County Sligo, Ireland, there became a farmer and married and reared a family as follows: Maria, who died in 1902, married Alexander M. Wigle of Gosfield South, she was previously a school teacher in Anderdon; Jasper, is a resident of Kingsville, well known as one of the early teachers of the county; Sarah, the widow of William Drake, is a resident of Windsor; Richard is mentioned below; Ann, formerly a teacher in Malden Township, married Rudolph Brush; Fanny, formerly a teacher in Gosfield South, married Joseph Malott, of Detroit; Elizabeth taught school in Gosfield South, married Isaac Wigle, of Gosfield South; John has practiced medicine in Comber, Harrow and Ridgetown for the past thirty years. The mother of this family died in 1857, aged 61 years. In 1850, Jasper Golden of the above family, accompanied by his two sisters, Maria and Sarah, came to Canada and settled in Anderdon Township, where all became successful teachers. In 1852, the parents, with the five remaining children, settled on Lot 3, Concession 7, in Anderdon Township. The father made a fine farm here, and died at 84 years. He was a constant member of the Church of England. Richard Golden was born October 15, 1827, in Rathacanlin, parish of Aconra, County Sligo, Ireland. He was 25 years old when he accompanied his parents to Canada and he remained on the farm until 1883, when he added an additional 100 acres. In this year he bought his own farm of 85 acres. Mr. Golden married Margaret Paton, February 8, 1859 in Anderdon Township. His wife was born in Kilmarnock, Scotland. Their children were: Allen Jasper, who has the homestead in Anderdon; Margaret Ann is at home; Richard Eccles, who lives on the land which was cleared by his father; Jessie Maria, wife of Allen B. Gaynard; Henry, who is a resident on the homestead; William L. who also resided on the home place. Mr. Golden belonged to the English Church, in which he has 
(Oh! Oh! I goofed. I didn't get the rest. I don't know if I just missed it or it wasn't there.)
At age 25 he accompanied his parents to Canada , following the lead of his brother Jasper and two sisters Sarah and Marie.
He remained on the homestead until 1883 and added to the original 100 acres another 100, Lot 4, Concession 7. In 1880 he purchased another farm and moved there in 1883. Farm was purchased from Henry Wright.
He serves as assessor of Anderson and for one year superintend of the schools of Anderdon township. His interest in educational matters has been constant he gave his own children advantages which he never had himself. Few men are more thoroughly respected in Malden township than is this pioneer farmer and first class citizen, who has not only through his own efforts secured ample means, but also the esteem of all who know him.

Richard GOLDEN and Margaret PATON were married on 8 Feb 1859 in Anderdon Ontario. Margaret PATON was born on 8 Feb 1836 in Kilmarnock, Scoltland, Ayrshire. She died on 18 Jul 1933.6 She was in teacher Golden school.7 Richard GOLDEN and Margaret PATON had the following children:

1141. Allen Jasper GOLDEN was born in 1860. He died in 1942.8 has a homestead in Anderdon

Allen Jasper GOLDEN and Margaret CALLAM were married on 25 Feb 1885.7 Mr. And Mrs. A.J. Golden Of Anderdon
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Couple Were Married Fifty Years Ago In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
By Rev. Mr. Paradis.

With all the members of their family gathered under the parental roof, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Golden of Anderson, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding on Monday, February 25th. Throughout the entire day friends and relatives visited them and extended gifts and good wishes for their future happiness. It was a day of rejoicing and celebration for these two prominent members of the community and everyone expressed the hope that Mr. and Mrs. Golden would celebrate many more anniversaries in comfort and good health. During the evening vocal solos were rendered by their niece , Katherine Golden and their nephew, Kenneth Callam of Detroit.
Fifty years ago on a bright mid winter day Rev. Mr. Paradis, of St. Andes's Presbyterian Church, Amherstburg, performed the marriage ceremony for a A.J. Golden and Margaret Callam at the latter's home on the shores of Callams Bay. Mr. Golden was following in the footsteps of his father , who had married the teacher of the school section of which he was secretary. Margaret Callam was teacher at the Golden school and A. J. Golden was secretary. Their romance began there and has endured through half a century of marital joys and sorrows. Both were well known in the community and their wedding was a union of two of the oldest pioneer families of the district.

Mr Golden was the son of Richard Golden, who came from Ireland in 1852 and settled on the farm where A. J. Golden now resided. He married Margaret Paton, who was the teacher at school section No. 4,, of which he was secretary. Fifty-one years ago A.J. Golden succeeded his father as secretary of the school section. He served in this capacity for 50 years and retired last year when his son William took this position. When he married he and his wife took up residence on the home farm and have lived there since.

Callam's Bay, south of Amherstburg, is so-called because it was here the Alexander Callam, one of the early pioneers of the district built a saw-mill and his home. It was here that Mrs. Golden was born. The other members of her family living are one brother, Capt. A. C. Callam, Amherstburg, and one sister, Mrs. Early Means, New York, N.Y. Mr. Golden has two brothers living, R. E. Golden of Amherstburg, and Henry of Malden.

Their family, wo with their children were all home for the anniversary calibration are: Allan, Anderdon; Paton, St.Thomos; Harry, Anderson, William at home and Isabel, Mrs. Glen Lypps, Colchester South.

Guests from outside the district wo attended were Thomas Gerrie and Mr. and Mrs. K. Callam and son William, of Detroit.

The Echo joins with their many other friends in extending felicitations. Margaret CALLAM (daughter of Alexander CALLAM) was born in 1861. She died in 1951. She was in teacher Golden school.7 Allen Jasper GOLDEN and Margaret CALLAM had the following children:

11411. Edna GOLDEN.

11412. Allen GOLDEN.

11413. Paton GOLDEN.

11414. William GOLDEN.

11415. Harry GOLDEN.

1142. Margaret Anna GOLDEN was born in 1861. She died in 1932.9

1143. Richard Eccles GOLDEN died after 1935.7 in Anderdon



1144. Jessie Maria GOLDEN. lives in San Francicso
California



1145. Henry GOLDEN was born on 12 Apr 1869.10 He died on 14 Dec 1946.

Elba POTTS was born on 29 May 1867. She died on 19 Feb 1947.10 Henry GOLDEN and Elba POTTS had the following children:

11451. Nora GOLDEN.

1146. William Lewis GOLDEN.



115. Ann GOLDEN was born on 1 Apr 1830 in Sligo, Ireland. She died on 1 Aug 1907 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.11 She was in teacher in Malden.

Ann GOLDEN and Rudolph BRUSH were married on 22 Dec 1853. not sure of year of marriage I have 1853
donna quick has 1852 Rudolph BRUSH (son of Amos Curtis BRUSH and Catherine HUFFMAN) was born on 17 Apr 1833 in Malden Township, Essex County, Ontario, Canada.11 He died on 20 Feb 1915 in North Ridge, Essex County.12 He was buried on 23 Feb 1915 in North Ridge, Essex County.13 COLCHESTER NORTH 
BRUSH - Rudolph Brush, whose critical illness was mentioned in these columns last week, passed away on Saturday night. He sank into unconsciousness the Tuesday before and did not awaken afterwards. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon, services being conducted at the Methodist church, Gesto, by Rev. W. E. Donnelly, B.A., followed by interment in the North Ridge cemetery. The pallbearers were six grandsons - Forest, Earl, Orville, and A. J. Brush, Herbert and Stanley Craig. Despite the bad roads, the cortege was a very large one. Mr. Brush was a native of Malden, being a son of the late A. C. Brush. He was born April 17th, 1833. Of the family there are living two sisters, Miss Mary and Mrs. George McCormick of Colchester South and one brother, Sylvester, of Malden. Two sisters are dead - Mrs. A. K. Micle and Miss Jemima Brush. He was married 57 years ago to Anne Golden, daughter of the late Richard Golden of Anderdon. She died seven years ago. They lived in Malden until 32 years ago, when they moved to Gesto. To them were born eight children, one of whom died in infancy. The others are: George, on the home place; Almon and Dolph, Colchester North; Ira, Windsor; Elizabeth (Mrs. Joel Craig), Amherstburg, Annie (Mrs. A. C. Atkinson) of Colchester North, and Mary (Mrs. Colin Craig) of Verona. He had been living with the daughter, Mrs. Atkinson, for eleven years. Besides those mentioned above he leaves 34 grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. 
Census 1891 Amherstburg T 6335, 59 years, with Ann 61, David A 31, Rudolph 19, Marg 14
Census 1851 Colchester 19 years
Census 1871 Malden reeel 1, R 929.371, 39 years, ann 42, George 14, Davis 11, Thomas 7, Margaret 2

when he died he had 40 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Ann GOLDEN and Rudolph BRUSH had the following children:

1151. George BRUSH was born in 1856 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.11 He died on 21 Feb 1932 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.

Sarah SHEPLEY was born on 2 Mar 1860 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.11 She died on 13 Apr 1930 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.

1152. Thomas Ira "Ira" BRUSH was born on 2 May 1863 in Colchester South, Ontario, Canada.11 He died on 16 May 1937.4

Thomas Ira "Ira" BRUSH and Alvira BRUSH were married on 5 Oct 1886. Alvira BRUSH was born on 7 Jul 1869 in ashtabula, Ashatbula County, Ohio.14 She died on 24 Nov 1935 in Chatam, Kent County , Ontario.

1153. Sarah Elizabeth "Sarah" BRUSH was born on 25 Sep 1865.14 She died on 21 Jan 1952.

Sarah Elizabeth "Sarah" BRUSH and Joel CRAIG were married on 3 Mar 1886. Joel CRAIG was born on 6 Jul 1861.14 He died on 2 Jun 1931.

1154. Anna BRUSH was born in 1869.14 She died after 1915.



1155. Rudolph Amos BRUSH was born on 30 Sep 1871.14 He died on 17 Jan 1945.

Rudolph Amos BRUSH and Dolly Bell RUPERT were married on 9 Apr 1902 in Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Dolly Bell RUPERT was born on 21 Nov 1881.14 She died on 1 May 1969 in Essex County, Ontario, Canada.

1156. Almon BRUSH was born about 1854.11

1157. Mary BRUSH was born in 1877.14 She died after 1915.



1158. David BRUSH15 was born in 1859.10 died in infancy

116. Fanny GOLDEN was born on 26 Jun 1832 in Sligo, Ireland. She died on 10 Feb 1909 in Canada. She was in teacher Gosfield south.

Fanny GOLDEN and Joseph MALOTT were married on 3 Jan 1865 in Canada. Fanny GOLDEN and Joseph MALOTT had the following children:

1161. Susan MALOTT.

1162. Mary MALOTT.

1163. Walter MALOTT.

1164. Forest MALOTT.

117. Dr John GOLDEN was born on 31 May 1843 in Sligo, Ireland. He Graduated from the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor School of Medicine in 1869 and practiced allopathic Medicine in the Comber, Harrow and Ridgetown, Ontario areas for 30 years before moving with his wife to Fowler, California about 1900. He practiced medicine there until he retired , and passed away there on April 26 1922. he married Mary Jane Jackson on May 31 1870. She was born 31 May 1848 in Essex County Ontario and passed away on 10 May 1922 in Folwer, California

1171. Charlotte "Lottie" GOLDEN16 was born on 27 Feb 1871 in Ann Arbor. She died on 19 Jul 1951.17. in Fresno California,. She was an elementary school teacher in Fresno .She was never married.

1172. John Stanley "Stanley" GOLDEN16 He was born on 20 July 1874 in Ontario. 17 He died on 27 Aug 1957 in Fresno California.17 He was an accountant in Blyth and Dryden, Ontario and later in Fowler Ca 17 moved to Freso area in 1922 following the death of his parents.

John Stanley "Stanley" GOLDEN and Agnes Annie "Annie" COOPER were married on 29 Jun 1900 in Melbourne, Ont.17 Agnes Annie "Annie" COOPER17 was born on 27 Jun 1873 and died in her Fresno home on 7 March 1931.John Stanley "Stanley" GOLDEN and Agnes Annie "Annie" COOPER had the following children:

11721. Evangeline  Lottie GOLDEN16 was born about 1902. in Blyth, Ontario.17 She died in 1904.in Melbourne, Ontario while visiting her grandparents. 1711722.

 Evangeline Lottie GOLDEN17 was born on 28 Apr 1905 in 1905 in Blyth, Ontario but changed her name to Lottie Evangeline and died on 17 June 1n 1965 in San Leandro,, California. She moved to Fresno, California with her parents and brother in the summer of 1922. She was a bookkeeper. She married Ralph Michael Norton in 1933 but they divorced in 1953. He died in Fresno, California on 16 Aug 1996 and was a printer and print setter by trade.

11723. John Cooper "Jack" GOLDEN17 was born on 24 Jan 1907 in Blyth, Ontario and was a dentist. He graduated from the University of California School of Dentistry He practiced in Fresno, California for almost 50 years. He passed away on 8 February 1994 in his Fresno home. He married Evelyn Iverson on 25 December 1936.

1173. George GOLDEN was born on 15 Aug 1885 in Ontario, Canada.17 He died on 17 May 1961 in Fresno.17 He was an Episcopal Minister.17

118. Elizabeth GOLDEN was born on 10 Oct 1834 in Sligo, Ireland. She died on 23 Dec 1923 in Canada. She was in teacher Gosfield south.

Elizabeth GOLDEN and Isaac WIGLE were married on 1 Jan 1861 in Canada. Isaac WIGLE was born. Elizabeth GOLDEN and Isaac WIGLE had the following children:

1181. Edmund Japer WIGLE was born on 15 Feb 1863. He died on 22 Jul 1951.

Edmund Japer WIGLE and Ella E. PATTON were married. Ella E. PATTON was born on 27 Feb 1868. She died on 9 Oct 1935. Edmund Japer WIGLE and Ella E. PATTON had the following children:

11811. Earl Patton WIGLE.

11812. Lloyd Edmond WIGLE was born in 1882.

11813. Irma E. WIGLE was born on 19 Jun 1898.

Isacc WIGLE was born in 1834. Elizabeth GOLDEN and Isacc WIGLE had the following children:

1182. Emma WIGLE.

1183. Edmund Jasper WIGLE.

Edmund Jasper WIGLE and Ella PATTON had the following children:

11831. Earle Patton WIGLE.

1184. Frederick alexander WIGLE was born in 1867. She died in 1898.

Frederick alexander WIGLE and Ora A had the following children:

11841. Leah WIGLE.



Prepared by:
Linda McLean
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Sources

1. , "," e-mail message from <> () to,[email protected]

2. Comm Biographical Record County of Essex.

16. Marilyn Calvo, "descendent of John Stanley Golden," e-mail message from <[email protected]> () to, feb 26-04.