See also
- Richard WILLING's other families: with Jane HINGSTON (1819-1845) and Susanna SHERWILL (1816- )
- Richard WILLING's parents: Richard A WILLING (1790-1865) and Amy Adams HEATH (1797-1865)
- Richard WILLING's siblings: Jane WILLING (c. 1817-1821), Amy Jane WILLING (1822-1851), Mary WILLING (1824- ), John WILLING (1826-1899), Joanna WILLING (1828- ), Thomas WILLING (1830- ), William WILLING (1832-1871), Elizabeth WILLING (1834- ), Samuel Heath WILLING (1836-1845), Alice Ann WILLING (1837-1913), Damaris WILLING (1839-1839) and Matthew WILLING (1841- )
Family of Richard WILLING and Elizabeth HARLEY
| Name: |
Richard WILLING1 |
| Sex: |
Male |
| Father: |
Richard A WILLING (1790-1865) |
| Mother: |
Amy Adams HEATH (1797-1865) |
| Birth |
1820 |
Loddiswell, Devon, England |
| Occupation |
|
Miller |
| Death |
5 Jun 1865 (age 44-45) |
Kingston, Ontario , Canada |
|
Cause: Consumption |
| Burial |
5 Jun 1865 (age 44) |
Cataraqui Cemetery, Ontario, Canada2 |
|
Burial No 1053. Officiating was Rev J.A Mulock of St Paul's Anglican Church. He was buried in Potters Field - common ground |
Wife: Elizabeth HARLEY
| Name: |
Elizabeth HARLEY1 |
| Sex: |
Female |
| Father: |
- |
| Mother: |
- |
| Birth |
c. 1816 |
Dean Prior, Devon, England |
| Death |
Q4 1849 (age 32-33) |
Dean Prior, Devon, England |
| Burial |
18 Oct 1849 |
Dean Prior, Devon, England |
| Name: |
Richard Arthur WILLING1 |
| Sex: |
Male |
| Spouse: |
Ormanta WATSON (1845-1913) |
| Birth |
20 Jan 1847 |
Halwell, Devon, England |
|
Chittleford Mills, Halwell |
| Baptism |
|
|
| Death |
1910 (age 62-63) |
Phelps, New York, USA |
| Name: |
Mary Elizabeth WILLING1,3 |
| Sex: |
Female |
| Birth |
Q4 1849 |
Newton Abbot Registration District, Devon, England3 |
| Death |
28 Sep 1884 (age 34) |
Phelps, New York, USA |
Note on Husband: Richard WILLING
In 1841 Richard is a Male Servant at Washbrook Mill, Dodbrooke, where a Philip Hingston (Jane's family) is miller. Richard and Susanna appear in the 1851 census when Richard is the miller at LurgeCoombe Mill, Ashburton, and they appear in the Canadian census for 1851/52 in St Malachy, Beauharnois County, Canada East(Quebec) .Children Richard and Mary are with them in Canada.
In the 1861Canada Census Richard can be found as an inmate of the Kingston Penitentiary, in the census for Portsmouth Village, Frontenac County, Canada West. Portsmouth Village is now part of Kingston, which was the capital of Canada in 1861.
Richard was imprioned for arson. He committed his crime in Leeds and Grenville, a county adjoining Frontenac.3
Sources
| 1 | "Nick Heard". www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009
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| 2 | Advised by Jane Sweet, email 18/3/08, "Cataraqui Community Cemetery Burial Register Volume 1 #1 -#3000, Kingston Branch Ontariio Genealogical Society, Kingston Ontario". |
| 3 | "Jane Sweet, Ancestry Family Tree Email" (to N Heard9/3/2008). |
