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1 CONC The first I find Patrick McEnery in the Erin area is on the assesment ro
1 CONC ll for Erin Township in 1825.  All that is listed is that there is 1 ma
1 CONC le under 16, 2 females under 16, 2 males over 16 and 1 female over 16 f
1 CONC or a total of 6 people living in the house.
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1 CONT On the 1827 assesment roll, he has 70 acres of land uncultivated, 30 culti
1 CONC vated on Lot E1, Con 9.  At this time there is 1 male over 16, 1 male und
1 CONC er 16, 1 female over 16 and 3 females under 16, total was 5.  He had 1 hor
1 CONC se, 2 oxen over 1 year old and 2 milking cows.
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1 CONT In 1829 there was 1 male over 16, 4 under 16, 1 female over 16 and 1 fema
1 CONC le under 16, total 7.  He was still living at the same address with the sa
1 CONC me amount of land cultivated.
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1 CONT 1830, the family had increased to 8, 1 male over 16, 1 male under 16, 1 fe
1 CONC male over 16 and 5 females under 16, I believe the numbers were incorre
1 CONC ct in the 1829 census.  He now has 34 acres of land cultiveated and 66 n
1 CONC ot at the same address.  The animals remained the same with the additi
1 CONC on of 1 cattle beast under 2 years of age.   The value is listed as 70 pou
1 CONC nds, 4 shilling.
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1 CONT On July 20, 1837, Patrick received the patent for Lot 1, East 1/2, Co
1 CONC n. 9 of Erin Twp.  It was a 100 acre plot and listed in the Index to paten
1 CONC ts, Wellington Country, 1820-1877 Approx.  A991.145, Series 18. Item 1.
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1 CONT Census of the population of the Township of Erin for 1840 shows1 males und
1 CONC er 16, 1 over 16, 5 females under 16 and 2 over for a total of 9.  No reli
1 CONC gion is listed.
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1 CONT Copy of the Will of Patrick McEnery on file.
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1 CONT It is noted in The History of Wellington County by Jean F. Hutchinson so
1 CONC me of the earliest stones show a burial of a McEnery child in 1832. Cou
1 CONC ld this be a child of Patrick's?