Notes for JOHN RICHARD BOTT:
1824 an ad in the Charlotte Newspaper
announced Mr. John R. Botts
was opening an evening school to teach French.
December 8, 1824, Newspaper ad "J.R. Botts
will be happy to undertake writing for
any person who will apply to him, on the
most accomodating terms and at the shortest notice."
Emigration: 1822, Charlottetown,
PEI, Canada from the Isle of Jerseyl
Occupation: 1833 Teacher at Rustico,
PEI
1836 Tavern Operator in South Rustico until
his death in 1862 at age 70.
Notes for LAURENCE-AUBIN-CHRYSOSTÔME
BOTT:
Peggy Carlin (Emilia Prundea Bott line)
shows that Laurent Aubin Christostome Botts
was adopted in 1847, South Rustico, PEI, Canada.
I think it was Dan MacDonald's notes which
showed that Laurent was actually
the son of Chrysostome Gallant and Ann Bott,
therefore his name would be Laurent Gallant
, unless he was adopted by his grandparents, John R. & Anne (Picot)
Bott.
Notes for ANNE DEBORAH SUSAN (JOHN) BOTT:
Baptism January 22, 1830 at St. Paul's Church,
Charlottetown, PEI
Notes for JOHN-RICHARD BOTT:
Some entries show name as John Charles Botts.
He was first baptized at St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Charlottetown
in 1831. Later when his parents moved to South Rustico
he was rebaptized into the Roman Catholic Church
on July 24, 1846 at St. Augustine's Church in South Rustico.
More About JOHN-RICHARD BOTT:
Fact 1: July 15, 1856, Marriage - St. Augustine's
RC Church
Fact 2: July 15, 1856, Witnesses: George
Gallant & Jane Bott
Fact 3: July 15, 1856, Witnesses, sister
to groom, brother of bride
Notes for EMILIA PRUNDEA BOTT:
Baptized by Rev. George Belcourt
at St. Augustine's RC Church in South Rustico, PEI
on February 13, 1841.
Burial September 23, 1918 Catholic Cemetery,
Old Town, Maine, USA
Notes for ANNE T. BARRY:
Prince Edward Islander's in the 1870 Boston,
Mass. Census - Page 1!
Surname
First
Age
Occupation Birth
BARRY
ANNIE 25
NONE
PEI
BUTTS
CATHERINE 32
KEEPING HOUSE PEI
Notes for AGNÈS (DANIEL) MACDONALD:
Posted by Diane Arsenault on August 16, 1999
at 05:22:07:
In Reply to: MARY GALLANT 1900 PEI posted
by TOM GEMMEL on August 15, 1999 at
17:40:40:
Hello Tom,
It would be very helpful if you could provide
more info. The names Mary and Margaret were
extremely popular on PEI, as is the surname
Gallant.
I did check my files for Michael, as this
is the least common of the 3 names you mentioned, and
came up with the following (which is not
at all necessarily the people you are looking for, just
something to compare with your info):
Parents:
Linus Gallant and Agnes MacDonald
children:
Francis b. Abt 1896
Bernard b. Abt 1900
John Russell b. Abt 1902
Michael b. Abt 1904
Mary Laurette b. Abt. 1906
If any of this clicks let me know and I
will send you more info.
Good luck and happy hunting.
Diane Arsenault
New Brunswick, Canada
Follow Ups:
Re: MARY GALLANT
1900 PEI TOM GEMMELL 8/16/99 (0)
Notes for AMOS (VALENTINE GEORGE) GALLANT:
Vital Statistics - Death -The Guardian,Charlottetown,
PEI<br>
<br>
GALLANT, AMOS P.<br>
The death occurred peacefully at Whisperwood
Villa on October 27, 1999 of
Amos P. Gallant, long time resident of South
Rustico, PEI in his 95th year.
Predeceased by his loving wife, Edna (Nee
Buote); infant son, Richard; and
grandson, Jimmy burchell, he leaves to mourn
a family of 12 children:<br>
Helen, (Charles) MacInnis, Charlottetown,
Marie Burchell, Vancouver, BC,
George<br>
(Fannie) South Rustico, Marina (Bill) Murphy,
Moncton, NB. Olive (Alfred
Gauthier) Rusticoville, PEI, Alyre (Marthe),
<br>
Shawinigan, Quebec; Frances, (Basil) Gillan,
Hanover, Mass. USA; Lorraine,
(Tilmon) Gallant, Charlottetown, Lorna (Maurice)
St. Jules, Charlottetown;
John (Ferne) Truro, NS; Audrey (Howie) Jamieson,
Winsloe; and Charles
(Carol Ann) Bedford, NS; also sister-in-law,
Mary (Fabian) Deagle. He will
also be<br>
lovingly remembered by 39 grandchildren and
two great-great grandchildren.
Remains are resting at St. Monica's Chapel,
St. Augustine's Church in South
Rustico. Visiting hours Friday 2-4,
And 7-9 pm.<br>
Interment to follow in church cemetery. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to
Central Queens Funeral Cooperative.
If so desired donations in Amos'
memory can be made to Sister Cecile buoite
or a charity or your choice.<br>
Note: Amos Gallant was the grandfather
of P.E.I.'s singer/songwriter,
Lenny Gallant.<br>
Edna Cudmore <tim.bit@pei.sympatico.ca>
Charlottetown, PE CAN - Wednesday, November
03, 1999 at 21:39:31 (AST)
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Notes for JOHN BOTTS:
Written by Ross
Botts - 1950
The first progenitor of the Botts
family in America is said to have come to this country from England,
but when or from what part of England we don't know. Neither
do we feel qualified to say if his coming was a loss to England and
a gain to America or vice versa. We leave our hearers free to
draw their own conclusions.
In due course of human events, there
was born one Jacob Botts, probably about the 1830's. Most of
Jacob's life was spent in Fairfield and Hocking Counties in Ohio.
Much of it centered around Sugar Grove. He was employed for
some years, during his early manhood, on the Old Hocking Canal.
He was an energetic man and he had lost his right arm while operating
a threshing machin. When his children were still quite young,
and still, in spite of this great handicap, he provided for his fmaily
and learned to write with his left hand and did all things with his
left hand although he had always been right handed. He worked
in the woods, chopped, grubbed and sawed all day long. He bore
the nickname of Fuzzy. Just why we never learned.
Jacob Botts had three brothers, William,
John and Aaron Botts, and at least two sisters. One sister the
writer met some fifty years ago in the home of Jacob Botts.
At that time, as we recall, she was living near Buena Vista, Ohio.
Another sister married Ezra Zellars. Ezra Zellars had been a
school teacher and served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
He died at the Jacob Botts home fifty or more years ago. His
wife proceeded him in death a number of years later. John and
William Botts moved to Illinois, William later moving to Iowa.
Aaron Botts spent most of his life in Hocking County, Ohio.
He is said to have been married three times and that those wives bore
him thirty- three children.
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More About AARON BOTTS:
Comment 2: Thirty-three children
Residence: Hocking County, Ohio
Telephone: Married three times
More About JOHN BOTTS:
Residence: Moved to Illinois
More About EZRA
ZELLARS:
Burial: Forest Rose Cemetery
Occupation: School Teacher
Telephone: Bet. 1850 - 1860, Served in Union
Army during the Civil War
Notes for JACOB BOTTS:
They moved to Illinois on the train but returned
to Ohio in a covered wagon, drawn by a team of white mules.
They used this team of mules for a number of years after returning
to Ohio. Many of the later years of their lives was spent in
a two room log house on the Ridge Road, just south of the B.I.S.
Later a room was added at the north side of the house and later still
a room was added on the south side. In the north room Levina
Botts operated a grocery store for many years. That store was
famous for the plug tobacco, red hot peppermint candy and dark brown
sugar. That dark brown sugar had a country-wide reputation.
Anyone could feel safe at night with a couple of lumps of Grandma's
sugar under his or her pillow, for any burglar was taking a terrible
risk if he attempted to rob one of those hillside homesteads, if
the householder was armed with a pound or so of that sugar.
A hunk of that sugar in the hand of a man or woman that had been used
to club chestnuts out of tall trees and had stoned hoot owls out of
chicken coops was apt to make the would be burglar think that he had
stopped a dum dum bullet or wonder if some hilliken scientist had
invented the atomic bomb fifty years ahead of time.
Written by Ross Botts, 1950
More About JACOB BOTTS:
Burial: Cementery Just south of the BIS
Fact 4: Spent six years in Sullivan, Illinois
Medical Information: Died in the home of Perry
Hines
Occupation: Farmer
- 6 -
More About LEVINA
RUBLE:
Burial: Cementery Just south of the BIS
Event 1: Died in the home of Perry Hines.
More About CATHERINE
BOTTS:
Telephone: Died quite young
More About ISSAC
BOTTS:
Telephone: Died in young manhood
Notes for PERRY HINES:
Some records show he was born 1870 and list
him as Botts.
More About PERRY HINES:
Residence: Botts home from infancy
More About
SARAH ELIZA ZELLARS:
Burial: Tarklin Cementery, Fairfield County,
Ohio
More About
CHARLES EDWARD MILLER:
Burial: kTarklin Cemetery
More About JACOB
BOTTS II:
Burial: February 9, 1927, East Union Cemetery
- 13 -
More About
LAURA ELLEN THOMPSON:
Burial: East Union Cemetery/ Delmont
Also see No. 21. same individual.
- 14 -
More About
JAMES WILLIAM BOTTS:
Event 1: Spanish American War
Occupation: Engineer on the Hocking Valley Railroad.
- 15 -
More About WILLIAM
BOTTS:
Burial: Near Columbus, Ohio
Event 1: Lived passed ninety-one years
Occupation: 1880, Farmer/in Fairfield County
Residence: With daughter in New York City
- 16 -
More About MARY
ELLEN BOTTS:
Event 1: Died when still a young lady.
- 17 -
More About IDA MCCREARY:
Residence: Lancaster, Ohio
- 18 -
More About ISAAC ARTER:
Residence: Lancaster, Ohio
- 19 -
More About CECILE
MCCREARY:
Residence: Circleville, Ohio.
- 20 -
Notes for GEORGE
W. BOTTS:
George was loved by his neighbors and was respected
by those who knew him. He was elected to several township offices
and was a director on different school boards.
He was in bad health for the last years of
his life.
- 21 -
Notes for
LAURA ELLEN THOMPSON:
Ella Botts raised her family. It was a
hard struggle
but she did it unselfishly and unflinchingly.
Laura Ella Thompson Botts
was first married to George's brother, Jacob.
See No.13 & No. 12.
More About LAURA ELLEN THOMPSON:
Event 1: Buried in East Union Cementery
Residence: Fairfield County
Lived two years in State of Kansas
- 22 -
More About
WILLIAM MARTIN GRANGER:
Burial: October 10, 1949, Challis, Custer County,
Idaho
Divorced: Unknown date of the divorcedNotes
for CHARLES EARL BOTTS:
He had the pysique of a hippopotamus and the
appetite of a billy goat. He has been a glass factory worker
for many years.
More About
CHARLES EARL BOTTS:
Burial: December 12, 1972, Forest Rose Cemetery/Lancaster,
OH
Occupation: Anchor Hocking Glass Worker
Telephone: Pastor of
More About
ANNA BELLE COURTNEY:
Burial: June 5, 1978, Forest Rose Cementery/Lancaster,
OH
Notes for
CHARLES MCCLINTOCK:
Sadie fell in love with his curly hair.
Charles has raised his heavy head of hair mainly we think, by reading
hair raising novels. We feel it would be a sad day indeed for
the publishers of dime novels should Charles ever quit buying them.
No doubt stock in those companies could be had for a song.
More About CHARLES MCCLINTOCK:
Occupation: Anchor Hocking Glass Worker
Telephone: One of the original workers
More About MARY H.
BOTTS:
Burial: Forest Rose Cemetery
Notes for WILLIAM BEHRENS:
Bill is bald headed, most of the family are
ready to forgive him this shortcomings and count hime as a member
of the Botts clan.
Following are dates for Behrens but unable
to locate on tree.
Carl Russell 4/11/20
Martha May 2/19/20
Frances Mabel 9/12/20
More About WILLIAM BEHRENS:
Ethnicity/Relig.: Lutheran
Event 1: Family came from Germany
More About
GLORIA JEAN IRVING:
Residence: 715 N. Roosevelt Av., Lancaster,
Oh 43130
Telephone: 614-654-1456.
More About
FLORENCE ALMEDA KISTLER:
Ethnicity/Relig.: Protestant
Notes for
ALBERT EUGENE KISTLER:
Carried same initials as father
The following comments are from his children.
Dad was a carpenter for most of his life.
Everyone trusted his work. He knew a lot of things, but mostly
he knew the values of love for his children and a love for life.
He was a very good father. He was always loving and concerned,
his family meant a lot to him.
While he was a young man he was striken with
emphysema. He lived for nearly 20 years with it. It was
a struggle for him to take each breath. His last months
were spent mostly in the hospital. He returned home for only
three months before he died. He got to spend one more Christmas
with us. We all loved Dad very much.
More About ALBERT EUGENE KISTLER:
Cause of Death: Emphysema
Occupation: Carpenter
More About
GARY EUGENE KISTLER:
Comment 2: SSN/215-58-0068
More About
NELLIE JUANITA CAPPS:
Residence: 4633 Faith Av.,Columbus, OH
43213
Telephone: Tel. # 614-866-5386
More About MICHAEL
BOTTS:
Cause of Death: Infancy/Blue blood.
More About NITA
RUDOLPH:
Event 1: Incomer tax preparer
More About MELVIN
R. LAWYER:
Event 1: Painting contractorMore
About LESLIE TOD LARKIN:
Cause of Death: Interstiual phenomia
Medical Information: RH - / 0--- Born 4-28-60
at 12:45AM
More About DAVID
H. GILCHRIST:
Residence: 13156 Maple Island/Glenwood, MN
56334
Telephone: 612-762-8351.
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