The latter Anne's uncle Sir Thomas Button was among the first recorded Europeans to explore [[Manitoba]] on an unsuccessful trek in 1612 to locate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Hudson Henry Hudson] who disappeared during an exploration of North America.
==Crozier family==
* John T. Crozier '''+1944+'''
==Delancy family==
* Edmund E. Seely Delancy '''+1923-1933+''' (b. 1871 Yorkville or Na-Au-Say, Kendall Co., IL - d. 1939), son of William Henry Delancy (1841-1898) & Sarah F. Bowne Delancy 1845-1911). In 1900, Edmund resided in Milton, Dupage, IL and was employed as a printer.
* Ida May Kimball Delancy (b. 1871 IL; m. 1897 Dupage Co., IL; d. 1963 D.C.)
** Eunice Delancy Gallagher (1904-1999). Husband: Earl Sheldon Gallagher (b. 1897 CT - d. 1960 Eastland, TX), son of Francis "Frank" R. Gallagher (b. 1867 Pleasantville, Westchester, NY - d. 1946 Bethel, Fairfield, CT) & Adelaide "Addie" Rightmyer Gallagher (b. 1874 Catskill, Greene, NY - d. 1967).
==Falconer family==
* Peter Gallego @ 214 S.W. 7th St. '''+1878-1880+''' (b. 1814 Richmond, [[Virginia|VA]] - d. 1883 Kingston, [[Jamaica]]). His father was a "successful York St. merchant" who founded the Gallego Flour Mills which exported product to South America, and was based in Richmond before emigrating to Canada.
* Mary Waddal Gallego (m. 1841 St. James Anglican, Toronto, ON). Wedding officiated by H.J. Grasett.
* Catherine Sharten Gallego (b. 1831 Ireland; m. 1869 Manhattan, NYC, NY)
* James Hector Gordon '''+1933+''' (b. 1874 QC - d. 1941 Brentwood, MD)
* Christina Smith Mills Gordon (1877-1958)
** Cecil Hector Gordon (b. 1907 QC - d. 1947 Brentwood, MD). Wife (1928 @ D.C.): Grace Josephine Seybolt Gordon-Huff (b. 1909 Lincoln, NE - d. 1997 Lancaster Co., PA).
==Hamilton family==
* Dr. Andrew G. Hamilton was a self-employed optometrist. He was raised Wesleyan Methodist thru 1871, of which year he was employed as a telegraph operator in Thurlow, ON. Dr. Henry Allen Tupper (b. 1856 Washington, Wilkes, GA - d. 1927 Baltimore, MD) officiated Alex & Florence's wedding in D.C. in 1919. Edward A. Rule was best man, Miss Margaret E. Hamilton was maid of honor, Florence's uncle Ernest C. Morris gave her away, Miss Ingrid Westesson was musician. Tupper served as VP of the Southern Baptist Convention, president of the NY Baptist Ministers' Conference, and held pastorates at Baptist churches in Harrodsburg, KY, Louisville, Brooklyn, NYC and Washington D.C., the latter being First Baptist of 16th & O Sts. 1919-1924. He also authored many books including classic "[https://archive.org/details/aroundworldwithe00tupp Around the World With Eyes Wide Open]" from 1898, and many others. His father, [https://www.podles.org/dialogue/henry-allen-tupper-baptist-and-confederate-2977.htm Henry Allen Tupper, Sr.] (1828-1902) was also an acclaimed author. * Dr. Andrew Gordon Hamilton '''+1903-19171921+'''(b. 1847 Thurlow, Hastings, ON - d. 1924 D.C.), son of Andrew G. Hamilton & Elenor Booth Hamilton. * Laura Alma Ralston Hamilton (b. 1863 Napanee, ON; m. 1882 Greater Napanee, ON; d. 1938 D.C.), daughter of Hugh Ralston (b. 1834 [[Scotland|Scot.]] - d. 1897 D.C.) & Clarinda A. Ralston (b. 1838 ON - d. 1899 D.C.). Laura's memorial was officiated by James Miers (b. Perth, ON), who pastored [https://4thpres.org/history/ Fourth Presby.] 1925-1957. The Ralston family was Presby. in Laura's growing up years. Hugh studied law at Howard University 1877-1878. ** Lillian M. Hamilton (b. 1876). In 1910, Lillian was self-employed in D.C. as a farm nurse, and in 1920 as an assistant to a local charitable retirement home known then as the [https://www.lldhhome.org/about John Dickson Home for Aged men], 1913-1982, and merged with others in 1985 to its current branding. Never married. ** Alexander "Alex " Gordon Hamilton '''+19231903-1927+'''(b. 1885 Napanee, Lennox & Addington, ON). Wife (1919 @ Florence's parents' home, 1630 Irving St. NW, D.C.): Florence Louise McDonnell Hamilton, daughter of Emily Elmore McDonnell. ** Margaret Eleanor Hamilton Boswell '''+1903-1921+''' (1895-1974 D.C.). Husband (1921 @ D.C.): Henry Tubman Boswell (b. 1894 Piscataway, [[Maryland|MD]] - d. 1952 ). Henry served as an Army officer during the First World War, then as a bank teller. From 1922-1952, he was employed as a salesman with the Standard Lime & Stone Co., based in Baltimore, for their D.C. branch at 30th & K St. NW. He was also a member of the Washington Board of Trade 1927-1952. His church 1922-1952 was Fourth Presby.** Eleanor Ralston Hamilton (b. 1889 Napanee, ON - d. 1892 D.C.)** Hugh Ralston Hamilton '''1904-1921+''' (b. 1904 D.C. - d. 1964 Bronxville, Westchester, [[New York|NY]]). Wife: Elisabeth Louise Merriker Hamilton. In 1941, Hugh worked for the [https://www.lvpnews.com/20190515/cement-is-big-business-in-bath/#google_vignette Penn Dixie Cement Corp.] in NYC while residing in Floral Park, Nassau, NY, with a position in 1950 as Assistant to the General Sales Mgr. Church-wise, Elisabeth became a member of the Mothers' Club of [https://allsaintsbaldwin.org/ All Saints Episcopal] of Baldwin, NY in 1944. *** Shirley Margot Hamilton Wilkinson (b. 1933 Allentown, Lehigh, [[Pennsylvania|PA]] - d. 1999). Husband (1958 @ Los Angeles, [[California|CA]]): Richard A. Wilkinson (b. 1934 La Crosse Co., WI - d. 1996 Colorado Springs, [[Colorado|CO]]), son of John Royal Wilkinson (b. 1906 Monroe Co., WI - d. 2001 Gunnison Co., CO) & Myrtle Agnes Martell Wilkinson (b. 1904 Monroe Co., WI - d. 2001 Gunnison Co., CO).
==Jackson family==
