Susan Love (Abt 1840-)

 

Family Links Spouses/Children: Joseph Duggan William Duggan Susan Duggan Annie Noble Duggan Susan Love 2 3 4 Born: Abt 1840, Ontario or Ireland 5 6 Marriage: Joseph Duggan on 3 Jul 1857 in St. James Anglican, Toronto, On. 1 Susan married Joseph Duggan, son of Thomas Duggan and Unknown, on 3 Jul 1857 in St. James Anglican, Toronto, On..3 (Joseph Duggan was born in 1832 in Ontario 5 6 7.)

1 by John Ross Robertson, Marriage Registers of St. James Anglican Church/Cathedral, York, (Toronto), 1800 to 1896, as recorded in "Landmarks of Toronto", volume 3, pp.395 ff.. 1 July, 1857, by license, Joseph DUGGAN, of Toronto, bachelor, and Susan LOVE, of York, spinster.

2 1881 census, St. Lawrence Ward, Toronto, Ontario. 1881, Census Place: St Lawrence Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
Source: FHL Film 1375881 NAC C-13245 Dist 134 SubDist A Div 2 Page 35 Family 186
Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace

Joseph DUGGAN M M 47 Irish O <Ontario>
Occ: Gentleman Religion: Church of England
Susan DUGGAN F M 40 Irish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England
Annie DUGGAN F 15 Irish O <Ontario>
Religion: Church of England

3 by John Ross Robertson, Marriage Registers of St. James Anglican Church/Cathedral, York, (Toronto), 1800 to 1896, as recorded in "Landmarks of Toronto", volume 3, pp.395 ff..

4 National Archives of Canada, film C-9972. :
Duggan, Joseph, male, age 36, born Ontario, C of Eng, Irish, Hotel Keeper, male
", Susan, female, age 28, born Ireland, C of Eng, Irish, married
", Annie N, female, age 5, born Ontario, C of Eng, Irish
Evans, Jane, female, age 22, born Ontario, C of England, Irish, unmarried
Noble, Ann, female, age 63, born Ireland, W. Meth. Irish
Roland, Agnes, female, age 24, born Ireland, w. Meth, Irish, Servant, unmarried
Lamb, Richard, male, age 27, born England, C of England, English, Servant, unmarried

5 1881 census, St. Lawrence Ward, Toronto, Ontario.

6 National Archives of Canada, film C-9972.

7 http://www.historyoftoronto.ca/history/bios/. :
JOSEPH DUGGAN is a native of this city, and a York Pioneer, having been born in 1832, and was a son of Thomas Duggan, a native of Ireland, who came to Canada in 1827, and died in Toronto in 1854. Mr. Joseph Duggan in 1851 commenced business at the corner of King and Princess Streets. In 1872 he bought a farm on Kingston Road, on which he erected an hotel. This he carried on for two years, afterwards renting it, and built the beautiful homestead where he now resides, known as Woodbine Park. He subsequently built the hotel on the race track, called the Woodbine Park Club-house, which he occupied for four years; he then retired to the homestead, which he has again rented, and is now living at 539 Church Street, Toronto. (vol. II, p. 43)

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