James Colgan
1867–1867
- Born
- about Jun 1867
Amaranth Township, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada - Died
- 2 Oct 1867
Amaranth Township, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada
Life events
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about Jun 1867
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2 Oct 1867
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3 Oct 1867
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about 1876
Sources
- Burial Register
no. 427, James Culgin, parents Geo. & Elizabeth Culgin, age 4 months, died 2 Oct 1867, Removals from St. Andrews Church Burial Ground
- Burial Records. Museum of Dufferin. Website
database, accessed 5 Jan 2023, James Collagin, 6 Mts, son of G. Collagin, Amaranth, burial 3 Oct. 1867; citing LH-0557 Parish of Mono Register - St. Mark's Anglican Church (Orangeville) - Burials, 1850-1872 (Index Only), Book D, Page 4
James Collagin, 6 mts, son of G. Collagin, Amaranth, Burial date: Oct. 03 1867, Alex. Henderson
- Burial Records. Museum of Dufferin. Website
accessed 4 Jan 2023, database, James Culgin, died 2 Oct 1867, parents Geo. & Elizabeth Culgin, burial location St Andrew section Forest Lawn Cemetery, Orangeville, Ontario; citing Forest Lawn burial register removal St Andrews Church burial ground
- Find A Grave. Jim Tipton. Website
database and images, accessed 04 January 2023, memorial page for James Culgin Colgan (18 May 1867–2 Oct 1867), Find a Grave Memorial ID 245447617, citing Forest Lawn Cemetery, Orangeville, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada; Maintained by Sheila Davidson (contributor 49460873)
James Culgin Colgan
BIRTH 18 May 1867
DEATH 2 Oct 1867 (aged 4 months)
BURIAL Forest Lawn Cemetery Orangeville, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada
PLOT St Andrew Section
MEMORIAL ID 245447617No gravestone.
Details from Forest Lawn burial record; died at 4 mos.;
next of kin: George & Elizabeth 'Culgin';
see image with memorial of grandmother, Mary Smith.The register shows this child was first buried/removed from the St. Andrew's Church burying ground in Orangeville. His original burial record appears on the same page as his grandfather, Thomas Smith, in which he is named as James Collagin, age 6 mos.
Date of birth from baptism in the registers of St. Mark's Anglican, Orangeville;
son of George & Elizabeth 'Collagin' of Amaranth.