Amelia Tulloh (Abt 1830-)

 

Family Links Spouses/Children: John Duggan George Herrick Duggan+ Amelia Tulloh 1 2 3 4 Born: Abt 1830, Quebec 1 5 Marriage: John Duggan   Noted events in her life were: • Residence: Wellington Street, 1861, Toronto, Ontario. 5 Amelia married John Duggan, son of John Duggan and Mary. (John Duggan was born in 1818 in Ireland 1 6 and died about 1875 1.)

1 George Herrick Duggan, copy of same in possession of Richard (Dick) Duggan of Kelowna, B.C., 4 pages of descendant charts.

2 National Archives of Canada, NAC film C-9969. page 62, family 243

Duggan, John, male, age 50, Country of Birth: Ireland, Church of England, Irish, Profession: Barrister, married
--, Amelia, female, age 36, born Ontario, Church of England, Irish, married
--, George H, male, age 8, born Ontario, Church of England, Irish, single, going to school
McVickers, Mary, female, age 19, Scotland, W. Methodist, Scotch, servant
Galiker, Mary, female, age 25, Ireland, Catholic, Irish, Servant, unable to read or write

3 L’Encyclopédie de l’histoire du Québec. L'Encyclopédie de l'histoire du Québec

George Herrick Duggan

DUGGAN, George Herrick, LL.D., D.Sc. - President, Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd., Montreal; President, Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd; Director, Royal Bank of Canada; Director, Montreal Trust Co; Director, Steel Co. of Canada; Director, Wayagamack Pulp and Paper Co; Director, Hillcrest Collieries; Director, Foundation Co; Director, Mount Royal Hotel Co. Born Toronto, Sept. 6th, 1862, only son of late John Duggan, Q.C., and Amelia (Tulloh) Duggan. Educated: Upper Canada College; School of Practical Science; Toronto University (1883); post-graduate course (1884); Honorary Degree; LL.D., Queen's University and McGill University; D.Sc., Toronto University: Was Chief Engineer of the St. Lawrence Bridge Company when that company designed and constructed the steel superstructure of the Quebec Bridge. Engineering Dept. C.P.R., 1884-1886; Engineering Dept., Dominion Bridge Co., 1886-1901; Chief Engineer, 1891-1901; Asst. to President and Consulting Engineer, Dominion Steel Co. and Dominion Coal Co., 1902-1903; 2nd Vice-President and General Manager, Dominion Coal Co., 1904-10; 1910-11, Chief Engineer, Dominion Bridge Co., subsequently General Manager; Past Member of Council, The Institution of Civil Engineers, England; Member and Past President, Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, now Engineering Institute of Canada; Member, American Society Civil Engineers; Member, Canadian Mining Institution (Vice-Pres., 1906; Councillor, 1911-13) ; one of the founders Toronto Yacht and Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Clubs; Amateur Yacht Designer; designed and sailed winner Seawanhaka International Cup, 1896-1901; Captain, Toronto Yacht Club, 1883-84; Commodore, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, 1889-90; Honorary Commodore, 1915 to date; Commodore, Royal Cape Breton Yacht Club, 1905-10. Awarded Royal Humane Society's Bronze Medal and Certificate, 1893. Married Mildred Scarth, daughter of Pillans Stevenson, Montreal , Oct.., 1888; two sons, - H. S. Duggan, R.E., killed in action, Oct. 21, 1915 ; second son, Major K. L. Duggan, killed in action, Oct. 30, 1917 , - and one daughter. Clubs: Mount Royal; St. James's; University; Forest and Stream; Mount Bruno Country; Royal Montreal Golf; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht (Montreal); Royal Canadian Yacht (Toronto); Royal Care Breton Yacht (Sydney); Royal Hamilton Yacht; Garrison (Quebec); Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: Yachting, outdoor sports. Anglican. Residence: 120 McTavish Street, Montreal.
Source: Prominent People of the Province of Quebec, 1923-24, Montreal, Biographical Society of Canada, Limited, undated and unpaginated.

4 1861 census, St. George Ward, Toronto. :Ward of St. George, District 2, page 75
Wellington Street
John Duggan, Barrister at Law, Ireland, Church of England, male age 42, 2/3 of an acres
Amelia E Duggan, his wife, Quebec E. C., Church of England, female, age 29
Henry Duggan, Student, Toronto, Church of England, male, age 18
plus 3 servants, all born Ireland. ages 18-30

5 1861 census, St. George Ward, Toronto.

6 National Archives of Canada, NAC film C-9969.

7 L’Encyclopédie de l’histoire du Québec.

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