Chronological Record

Archives du Pontiac Archives says that 'Judd family papers' give birth 1780

headstone says  1780-1873

Martin Ebert found in Philemon Wright's first account book in 1806, so he was

in Canada by 1806

 (check other names from the account book, maybe there are other people who came with Martin Ebert-may be the only way to 'prove' where Martin Ebert came from)

http://www.bifhsgo.ca/acrs.htm

The Family History and Account Books of Philemon Wright by Diane Proc

Philemon Wright from Woburn Massachusetts made several trips to Hull Township and then settled in the area that became known as Wright's Town and later Hull. Several of Wright's employees and their families accompanied him. Wright recorded his business transactions in a series of account books. The names found in Wright's first account book (1801 to 1809) are listed chronologically, with transaction dates and page numbers. About 150 entries are listed. The list is an informal directory of early Hull settlers. The account books provide information about the sort of items the settlers needed, for example, cloth, thread, writing paper by the sheet, salt, sugar, and kitchen utensils. Tobacco and spirits were popular purchases. Other entries are for work completed, such as threshing or fanning hemp seed and mill work.

age 24 in 1808 Militia List for Hull, Quebec

1808 probable marriage to Roxy Waller, daughter of  Truman Waller and Martha Hitchcock

Militia Lists for Hull, (Templeton),Eardley, & Onslow c1808

Source:  Wright Papers, PAC, MG24 D8. Vol. 129 pp.67872-3

Martin Ebert 24  (his age in 1808):

This is an indication that Martin was born abt 1783 to 1784 (and not 1779/1780 as is

reported in the census of 1852 and 1861)

Lived at Lot 15, Concession 2 in Hull, Quebec in 1809

1809

Birth of son John Ebert 10 March 1809 at Hull, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

June 8, 1809

"Abstract of Lower Canada land Records"  pp. 39987-39994

Petition of Martin Ebert for land.  Petition includes reference to his Oath of Allegiance  (from BA)

1811

Birth of daughter Nancy Ebert about 1811  probably Hull, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

1815

Birth of daughter Elizabeth Catherine Ebert about 1815 possibly Utica, Oneida, New York, United States

NOT in the 1813 Militia List for Hull (his daughter Elizabeth Catherine Ebert supposedly born in

Utica, Oneida, New York about 1813-1815)

from ancestry.com

could this be my Martin Ebert?  he supposedly left Canada during the War of 1812!

War of 1812 Service Records about Martin Ebert

Name:     Martin Ebert

Company:     5 ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY REG'T (COLDEN'S) NEW YORK MILITIA.

Rank - Induction:     PRIVATE

Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE

Roll Box:     64

Roll Exct:     602

Source Information:

Direct Data Capture, comp.. War of 1812 Service Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.

Original data: National Archives and Records Administration. Index to the Compiled Military Service Records for the Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. M602, 234 rolls.

Description:

This database is a listing of men mustered into the American armed forces between 1812 and 1815 for the War of 1812. Taken from records in the National Archives, each record includes the soldier's name, company, rank at time of induction, rank at time of discharge, and other helpful information. It provides the names of nearly 600,000 men

1820

Birth of daughter Esther Ebert about 1820 of Hull, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

1824

Birth of daughter Melinda Ebert about 1824 of Hull, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

1827

Birth of daughter Abigal Louise Ebert about 1827 of Hull, Gatineau, Quebec or possibly Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada

1829

Birth of daughter Roxann(e) or Roxy Ann Ebert 9 June 1829 at Pontiac, Quebec, Canada

1830

Birth of son Henry Cornelius Ebert 6 October 1830 at Bristol, Pontiac, Quebec, Canada, christened 7 February 1834 at Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec, Canada  died before 1852 of Pontiac, Quebec, Canada

25 July 1831

Martin Ebert and Peter Maitland legal document in support of Francis Armstrong Property. copy of original (from BA)

3 Octobert 1831

Extract of Report Upon Claim-Lots 1,2, and 4 in the Township of Clarendon, pp. 9 and 10

RE: "the conflicting claims of James Prendergast, J & A Telfer, M. Ebert and F. Armstrong relating to certain lots of land in the Township of Clarendon".

In response to this action James Prendergast remarks in his petition that Martin "Ebert was not a British subject having left this country at the commencement of the late War with the United States and only returned to this country after the termination of that War."

"the committee is of the opinion that the claim...of Mr. Ebert to the east 1/2 of No. 1 in the Second Range are sufficiently made out."

copy of the original

Pontiac Archives

(from BA)

1832

"Journal de Bristol"

Narrative includes a reference to "The Eberts" and their housing of surveyors.copy of original  (BA)

Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s    p. 1379

Land record of Martin Eberts (sic)   (BA)

"Clarendon and Shawville"

J. Lloyd Armstrong1980

pp. 21, 33, 40, 46, 49, 101, 274.

All these are references to Martin Ebert in the early years of the settlement of Clarendon. (BA)

1 August 1833

"Abstract of Lower Canada Land Records"  p. 2572

and

"Township of Clarendon (erected the 17th Jan., 1833)  Crown Land Free Grants and Sales"    p. 274

and

"List of Lands Granted by the Crown in the Province of Quebec from 1763 to 31st December 1890"

Printed by the order of the legislature

1891

Date of issue of land patents to Martin Ebert.

Township of Clarendon, Range 2.

Martin Ebert

SE 1/2 of Lot. 1, range 2, 100 acres.  (BA)

witness on 1st February 1841 at McNab, Renfrew to marriage of Charles Orr of McNab

and Elizabeth Hudson of Bristol.  Francis Armstrong was the other witness

(on the same page as marriage of Francis Brazier and Dianna Moore)

11 September 1848

copy of a letter from Martin Ebert to Ruggles Wright  (BA)

automated genealogy (a website with Canadian census)

Home / 1852 / Canada East / Ottawa (county) / 266 Hull township / p. 3d, 4a, (7)  Split view

Line     Name     Occupation     Place of Birth     Religion     Residence if out of limits     Age     Sex

1     Ebert, Mart     Farmer     United States     Presbyterian       72     M

2     Ebert, Roxy           United States     Presbyterian       62     F

3     Kelly, Be? E. Grandson     Canada East     Presbyterian       8     M

this is our Martin Ebert

Canada Census, 1851 for Martin Ebert

Name:     Martin Ebert

Gender:     Male

Age:     72

Estimated Birth Year:     1779

Birthplace:     United States

Province:     Canada East (Quebec)

District:     Ottawa County

District Number:     20

Sub-District:     Hull

Sub-District Number:     266

Page Number:     7

Line Number:     1

Library and Archives Canada Film Number:     C_1131

1851 Canada East Census

Agricultural Census, District of Ottawa, sub district of Hull

Martin Ebert

no. 266, p. 59, line 15, roll C 1131.

another ref. to p. 7, line 1, same document indicates Martin's est. birth date as 1780 and b. in US, p. 7, line 2 refers to Roxy Ebert, est. birth date of 1790, also b. in US

Library and Archives of Canada

Copy of Original  (BA)

this is our Martin Ebert

1861 Census of Canada about Martin Ebert

Name:     Martin Ebert

Gender:     Male

Age:     81

Birth Year:     1780

Birthplace:     W.S

[U. S.]

Marital Status:     Married

Home in 1861:     Pontiac, Canada East

Religion:     W.m

Household Members:    

Name     Age

Martin Ebert     Farmer    U.S.  Wesleyan Methodist 81   m(arried)

Rockes Ebert (Roxy) wife  U.S.  Wesleyan Methodist  71    m(arried)

as of September 12, 2011 not found in 1871 Canada census

1871 Census Bangor Twp, Ont.

Reference by the Bangor Twp. Archives to the household of Thomas Kelley and Abigail Ebert Kelley.  There is no reference to Martin or Roxy Ebert as members of the household.   (BA)

Aug. 20, 2000

copy of letter to Bob Sturgeon from Bangor Twp. (Ontario) Archives.

Martin d. in Bangor Twp. in 1873 at the home of Thomas and Abigail Louisa Ebert Kelley.

He is b. in an unmarked grave, Sec. A, Plot 65. at Bangor Union Cem. in Purdy, Ont.

Letter cited information offered by June Burman.

Attached to letter is a map of the Cem. and of Bangor Twp. indicating the Kelley land.  (from BA)

the following is Notary records from Hull 1845 (probably too late for Ebert)   yes, they are in Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec by 1829

http://bibnum2.banq.qc.ca/bna/notaires/07H_CN701S10/index.html?region=07H&district=701

Archives des notaires du Québec

Outaouais

District judiciaire de Hull

François-Samuel Mackay

1845-1892

http://www.archive.org/stream/whitechiefofotta00carruoft

"The White Chief of the Ottawa"

this book is a fictionalized account of the author's family , it mentions real people, including Martin Ebert.  (Not sure how accurate the story is about Martin Ebert --opinion of Carol H)