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Almeda Alma Shaw (McNish)

Also Known As: "says Almeda M. (McNish)"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Newboro, Ontario, Canada
Death: January 27, 1903 (49)
Marble Rock, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
Place of Burial: Marble Rock, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Peregrine McNish and Hannah (Everts) McNish
Wife of Edward Shaw
Mother of William James Shaw; Hannah Almeda "Minnie" Newman/Conway; Eddie Shaw; Merrick E. Shaw; Robert Bruce Shaw and 8 others
Sister of William James McNish; Harriett Ann (McNISH) ROBERTS/WHITE; James Aulden McNish; Georgina Johnston and Adam McNish

Managed by: Gregory Thomas Beck
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About Almeda Alma (McNish) Shaw

According to http://jefferson.nygenweb.net/tcclm04.htm

Birth: Sep. 14, 1853 Ontario, Canada Death: Jan. 27, 1903 Marble Rock Ontario, Canada [Edit Dates]

Daughter of: Peregrine McNish (1820-__) Hannah (Everts) McNish (1815-1908)

Wife of Edward Shaw par: Father: Thomas Shaw Occupation: Farmer Birth: Dec 1816 in County Wexford, Ireland Death: 29 Mar 1901 in Gananoque, Leeds, ON Can Burial: Ebenezer Cem. Lansdowne, Leeds, Ont CA

  1. 134452334 Mother: Mary (Davis) Shaw (1818-Wexford, Wexford, Wexford, Ireland -Apr 16,1886 in Gananoque, Leeds, ON Can) Burial: Ebenezer Cem. Lansdowne, Leeds, Ont CA
  2. 134452512

Edward & Almedia's Children:

1)William James Shaw 1875-1944 m:Alice Edna Shaw

ch: Isabella Hawes/Ford Hazel Alice Shaw Irene Iola Brickstock William Aulden Shaw Leonard Shaw Ford Dalton Shaw Carl Edward Shaw Verdun Blanche Galway Pauline Reed

2)Hannah Almeda "Minnie" Newman/Conway (1876-1970) m:NN Newman ch:? m:Herbert Conway

ch:?

3)Edward Alden "Eddie" Shaw; m:?

ch:?

4)Merrick E. Shaw (1879-1960) m: Lottie L (Wiley) Shaw par: Frederick Wiley and MaryIda(Shields)Wiley

ch: Raymond M Shaw Clarence Monroe Shaw Mertice Ida Wood Aulden Merritt Shaw Austin Jay Shaw Lee Anna Almedia (Shaw) Dunning Alden M Shaw Blanche A. Hiscock Marjorie Eleanor (Shaw) Golden Leland Bruce Shaw Ivan F Shaw Toran Frederick Shaw

Merrick & Lottie went across the river in 1898 and settled on a farm in NY only about 15 miles from his home in Leeds, Ontario.

5)Robert Bruce Shaw (1881-1951) m: Jennie May (Yule)Shaw par: Archibald Yule Euphemia(Breckenridge)Yule

ch: Lorne Bruce Shaw Donald B Shaw Robert Bruce stayed and inherited the farm at Marble Rock

6)Verner Peregrine Shaw(1885-1960) m:? Verner lived in Manitoba

7)Percy Dalton "Dalton" Shaw (1887-__ ) m:? ended up in Saskatchewan

8)Clarence Stanley Shaw (1890-1960) m:? ended up in Saskatchewan

9)Georgina Mary(Shaw)Hermann (1893-1973) #126440255 m:(1915)

10)Arthur Shaw (1896-1896,6 months)

11)Clifford E Shaw (1897-1946)

12)Isabelle Shaw (1898- 1899, 4 months)

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Sister of: William McNish Harriet McNish ames Aulden McNish Adam McNish Georgena Johnston

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Shortly after Edward first wife Martha’s death he met and married Almedia McNish. She was the daughter of Perequrine McNish & Hannah (Everts) McNish both of Glengarry Co, Ontario, Canada area. Almedia (McNish) Shaw was their third child of six born in Ontario, Canada. She was mother of 12 out of Edwards 15 children. And step mother to Thomas H. who was 4 when his mother died the only child that lived. Not sure what happened, he died at the age of 17.

Edward and Almedia are both buried in a small cemetery at the south end of Gananoque Lake (Ontario), a mile or so from Marble Rock. Along with his first wife (Martha Boulton)is also buried there along with their son Thomas H..

In the late 1800’s after the Grand Trunk Railway was constructed, it opened up the west for settlement. The Canadian government was very anxious to populate the west so they gave free land to all who applied. Like a lot of other Canadians this was true for a good part of Edward and Almedia’s children.

William stayed in Gananoque and had a farm near the cemetery.

Minnie (Hannah Almedia) moved to Regina, Division No. 6, Saskatchewan, Canada rented an apartment or room there. As soon as her sister Georgina was old enough she joined Minnie in Regina, ca living there until she met and married Emil Hermann. After her sister Georgina left she met and got married herself. She was married twice Mr. Newman, and later Herbert Conway. She spent her later years in Victoria, British Columbia.

As was said when Georgina was old enough she moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada living with Minnie. Sometime before 1915 Georgina met Emil Hermann. He lived nearby with his parent and family. Emil Hermann and his parent’s had immigrated as political refugees from Prussia in 1909 on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm from port Breman arriving at Ellis island June 2, 1909.

That part of Europe was very unstable when they left; which is now part of eastern Germany. His parents stayed a short time in Saskatchewan, Canada near Regina. From there they moved to the United States all the while making their way westward ending up in Wisconsin. They came to the United States sometime on or after 1915 when their son married Mary “Georgina” Shaw in the Regina Saskatchewan, Canada area.

From there Georgina and Emil Hermann came to the United States settling in Rice Lake, WI where Emil bought property and built their family farm all the time waiting for the first blessed event of their first child. That day came on January 21, 1916 when Loine Moulten Hermann was born They were blessed with a total of eight.Beside Loine, they had Lawrence F Hermann; Lee Edward Hermann; Grace Ragina (Hermann)Beck; Evelyn G. Randall; Edna Patricia (Hermann) Keebaugh; Betty J. (Hermann) Lemke Drexel Marshal Hermann. From them they have been blessed with may descendants through their children.

Edward Alden “Eddie” Shaw ended up in Alberta, ca.

Merrick and his wife Lottie went across the St. Lawrence River in 1898 and settled on a farm in NY only about 15 miles from his home in Leeds, Ontario. They were blessed with 12 children and hey have been blessed with may descendants through their children.

Robert Bruce stayed and inherited the farm at Marble Rock. He and Jennie May(Yule)Shaw Had 2 boys Lorne Bruce Shaw and Donald B Shaw no idea about their descendants.

Verner Peregrine Shaw lived in Manitoba

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Burial: [Edit] Marble Rock Cemetery Marble Rock Leeds and Grenville United Counties Ontario, Canada [Add Plot]

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Created by: vl beck Record added: Dec 09, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 139764930 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=139764930

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Almeda Alma (McNish) Shaw's Timeline

1853
September 14, 1853
Newboro, Ontario, Canada
1861
March 5, 1861
Age 7
Matilda, Dundas Co.

Almedia A. McNish in the Web: Canada, Wesleyan Methodist Baptismal Register, 1828-1910
Name: Almedia A. McNish
Birth Date: 13 Sep 1852
Birth Place: Newboro
Baptism Date: 5 Mar 1861
Baptism Place: Matilda, Dundas Co.
Father: Perregin McNish
Mother: Hannah
Residence: Iroquois
URL: http://freepages.genealogy.roo...

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Ancestry.com. Web: Canada, Wesleyan Methodist Baptismal Register, 1828-1910 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
Original data: Wesleyan Methodist Baptismal Register. Ontario, Canada: RootsWeb. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wjmartin/wesleyan...: accessed 15 March 2012.
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1875
March 8, 1875
Leeds, Ontario, Canada
1876
April 22, 1876
Ganonoque, Leeds, Ontario, Canada
1878
April 29, 1878
Leeds, Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada
1879
May 30, 1879
Gananoque, Ontario, Canada
1881
May 24, 1881
Ganonoque, Leeds, Ontario, Canada