Margaret Pattullo
A daughter of Halkett Pattullo and Jane Robson, born about 1842, she grew up at Caledon and in Blenheim Township, Oxford County, and married A. J. Campbell on New Year's Day 1868, the day her sister Lucinda married. Find a Grave has her dying in 1879, the year her brother Thomas and her mother died. Sister of Mary (Pattullo) Short.
Life
- c. 1842
- 1868Married A. J. Campbell1 Jan 1868, Oxford County, Ontario
Ontario, County Marriage Registers, Oxford (FamilySearch Q2CB-QXN6; index, not seen).
- 1879Died1879
Find a Grave memorial 129298207, "Margaret, 1842-1879," as linked from her father's; not seen.
Family
- Father
- Halkett Pattullo
Her marriage in the Oxford County register (1868) names her father, Halket Pattullo (FamilySearch Q2CB-QXN6; index, not seen). The register image would make it proven.
documentedprobableSources
- FamilySearch record indexes for the families of the Ellingwood wives, as cited on WikiTree
- Find a Grave memorial 195354125, Halket Pattullo, Christian Cemetery, Princeton, Oxford County, Ontario
- WikiTree profiles for the Ellingwood line's ancestors (Woodbury, Cheever, Pattullo, Short, Jeffrey, Elliott, Adams, Deyoe, Rice, Warren, Holdershaw)
- Mother
- Spouse
- A. J. Campbelldocumentedprobable
Pedigree
Notes
Sister of Mary (Pattullo) Short. She married A. J. Campbell on 1 January 1868, by the Oxford County marriage register, which names her father, Halket Pattullo (record). Her younger sister Lucinda married A. Findlay the same day in the same county, very possibly at a double wedding [I]. Find a Grave has her as “Margaret, 1842-1879” (memorial 129298207; source): if so, she died in the year her brother Thomas died at Barkerville and her mother at Woodstock, months before Mary’s wedding.
Open questions
- A. J. Campbell’s full name, their home and children; her death and burial (Find a Grave 129298207, not yet seen).
Connections
- In her ancestry
- 4 notable connections →
Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Margaret's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to her.