Maria Matilda Dagg
Family
| Claim | Detail |
|---|---|
| Father | Richard Broug Dagg (1817-1912) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Culbert (1829-1913) |
| Spouse | Johnston Smith (1853-1920) |
| Child + | Emma Jane Smith (1887-1928) |
| Child | James Wesley Smith (1887-1973) |
| Child | Laura Smith (e1892-) |
| Child + | Lillie (Lill) Smith (e1892-) |
| Child + | Clara Smith (1893-1979) |
| Child + | Ethel Mae (Wilda) Smith (e1895-1968) |
| Child | Alvin (Curly) Smith (e1896-1970) |
| Child + | Verna Smith (1900-1982) |
Fan Chart
Attributes
| Claim | Detail |
|---|---|
| ID | I239 |
| Gender | Female |
| Name | Maria Matilda Dagg |
Timeline
| Claim | Date | Detail | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 1863 | ||
| Death | 1930 |
Note #1
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At some point, Maria and Johnston moved from Ontario to Manitoba . Their first child, Emma Jane Smith was born in Ontario circa 1886. However, their second child, Lilly (or Lillie) Smith was born 11 March 1889 in the Rural Municipality of Turtle Mountain, Manitoba. Therefore, Maria and Johnston must have moved to Manitoba sometime between 1886 and early 1889.
The 1891 Census shows the family, spelled Smyth , still in Manitoba.
By 1903 it seems they've moved back to Bruce County in Ontario . Their son, Richard Elvin Smith's birth certificate clearly shows that he was born in Ontario that year.
Sometime between 1903 and 1911 they moved back to Manitoba . The 1911 Census shows the family in Manitoba.
Sometime between 1911 and 1916, they packed up and moved to Saskatchewan. The 1916 Census shows them living in the electoral district of Last Mountain, Saskatchewan, and their name is spelled Smythe .
This seems like a lot of moving around for one family but the documents prove they went from Ontario to Manitoba, back to Ontario, back to Manitoba, and finally to Saskatchewan.
At some point, Maria and Johnston moved from Ontario to Manitoba . Their first child, Emma Jane Smith was born in Ontario circa 1886. However, their second child, Lilly (or Lillie) Smith was born 11 March 1889 in the Rural Municipality of Turtle Mountain, Manitoba. Therefore, Maria and Johnston must have moved to Manitoba sometime between 1886 and early 1889.
The 1891 Census shows the family, spelled Smyth , still in Manitoba.
By 1903 it seems they've moved back to Bruce County in Ontario . Their son, Richard Elvin Smith's birth certificate clearly shows that he was born in Ontario that year.
Sometime between 1903 and 1911 they moved back to Manitoba . The 1911 Census shows the family in Manitoba.
Sometime between 1911 and 1916, they packed up and moved to Saskatchewan. The 1916 Census shows them living in the electoral district of Last Mountain, Saskatchewan, and their name is spelled Smythe .
This seems like a lot of moving around for one family but the documents prove they went from Ontario to Manitoba, back to Ontario, back to Manitoba, and finally to Saskatchewan.