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From: "Carol Lee" <>
Subject: [TMG] GENEALOGY QUJESTION - JOHN ATTWOOD KEYS/KEAYS
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2003 10:36:26 -0000
In-Reply-To: <3E6147A1.1040903@ssimicro.com>


At a rough guess "Froom" could be Frome in Somerset. I could have been
written down as it sounded?

-----Original Message-----
From: Nancy Fraser [mailto:]
Sent: 01 March 2003 23:52
To:
Subject: Re: [TMG] OT UK genealogy question, as long as we are chatting
a bit...


His name was John Attwood Keys/Keays. All accounts have him born in
England without further details. Religion Church Of England. Married in
Ontario in 1865. Marriage certificate gives parents as Charles and
Sarah. Named his children John Attwood, Sarah Jane, William Laurence,
Samuel James and Andrew McCutcheon. In Ontario censuses of 1871, 1881,
1891, alas not found in 1901 (which would have given his exact birth
date) with the rest of his family. I fear he was on a train (was a
train fireman) and not enumerated. Died in Ontario in 1903. I have all
the relevant Ontario certificates and there is no further info. The
book is very interesting to me. It is in a bank vault so I can't give
the details now but it is of a religious nature and has an inscription
"John Attwood 1865" followed by the illegible stuff, which I will try to
post a scan of on my website. There are other older inscriptions which
refer to Froome. I am wondering if John Attwood was his maternal
grandfather. There is no evidence of any Keays or Attwoods emigrating
with him.
Nancy Fraser

bob gillis wrote:

>What is his name? Where did he die and where was he in 1881? What kind
>of book is it? A little more info and perhaps we can show you where to
>go.
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>bob gillis
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