David Terry was the son of Parshall Terry and his wife Hannah Terry.
He was twice married. His first wife was Elizabeth Washburn, who died of a fever a few months after their marriage. They were married October 18, 1846.
After the death of his first wife, David remarried to Mary Ann Cunningham, daughter of William Cunningham and his wife Altha Elizabeth Lewis, in 1848.
David and Mary Ann had at least 8 children:
1. Hannah Jane Terry, born October 17, 1849 Linwood, Ontario; died July 15, 1870 Michigan, USA. She married John Jackson, son of Christopher and Elizabeth Jackson, on August 12, 1869 in Linwood, Ontario.
2. Eunice Cecelia Terry, born September 4, 1851
3. Elizabeth Altha Terry, born May 31, 1855
4. William Parshall Terry, born January 29, 1860
5. Sarah Ann Terry, born June 30, 1863
6. Charles Ralph Terry, born February 7, 1866
7. Emily Marilla Terry, born December 12, 1868
8. Franklin Burton Terry, born January 25, 1872
As a young fellow, David immigrated to Canada with his family. They settled in Caladon East and established a grist mill. Later, when his family returned to the United States, David remained in Canada and went to work for John Hawke, in a grist mill that Mr. Hawke had established in the village of Hawkesville. David managed the mill there for a few years.
After his marriage to Mary Ann, David bought some farming land at Linwood, Ontario.
He was twice married. His first wife was Elizabeth Washburn, who died of a fever a few months after their marriage. They were married October 18, 1846.
After the death of his first wife, David remarried to Mary Ann Cunningham, daughter of William Cunningham and his wife Altha Elizabeth Lewis, in 1848.
David and Mary Ann had at least 8 children:
1. Hannah Jane Terry, born October 17, 1849 Linwood, Ontario; died July 15, 1870 Michigan, USA. She married John Jackson, son of Christopher and Elizabeth Jackson, on August 12, 1869 in Linwood, Ontario.
2. Eunice Cecelia Terry, born September 4, 1851
3. Elizabeth Altha Terry, born May 31, 1855
4. William Parshall Terry, born January 29, 1860
5. Sarah Ann Terry, born June 30, 1863
6. Charles Ralph Terry, born February 7, 1866
7. Emily Marilla Terry, born December 12, 1868
8. Franklin Burton Terry, born January 25, 1872
As a young fellow, David immigrated to Canada with his family. They settled in Caladon East and established a grist mill. Later, when his family returned to the United States, David remained in Canada and went to work for John Hawke, in a grist mill that Mr. Hawke had established in the village of Hawkesville. David managed the mill there for a few years.
After his marriage to Mary Ann, David bought some farming land at Linwood, Ontario.
David Terry was the son of Parshall Terry and his wife Hannah Terry.
He was twice married. His first wife was Elizabeth Washburn, who died of a fever a few months after their marriage. They were married October 18, 1846.
After the death of his first wife, David remarried to Mary Ann Cunningham, daughter of William Cunningham and his wife Altha Elizabeth Lewis, in 1848.
David and Mary Ann had at least 8 children:
1. Hannah Jane Terry, born October 17, 1849 Linwood, Ontario; died July 15, 1870 Michigan, USA. She married John Jackson, son of Christopher and Elizabeth Jackson, on August 12, 1869 in Linwood, Ontario.
2. Eunice Cecelia Terry, born September 4, 1851
3. Elizabeth Altha Terry, born May 31, 1855
4. William Parshall Terry, born January 29, 1860
5. Sarah Ann Terry, born June 30, 1863
6. Charles Ralph Terry, born February 7, 1866
7. Emily Marilla Terry, born December 12, 1868
8. Franklin Burton Terry, born January 25, 1872
As a young fellow, David immigrated to Canada with his family. They settled in Caladon East and established a grist mill. Later, when his family returned to the United States, David remained in Canada and went to work for John Hawke, in a grist mill that Mr. Hawke had established in the village of Hawkesville. David managed the mill there for a few years.
After his marriage to Mary Ann, David bought some farming land at Linwood, Ontario.
He was twice married. His first wife was Elizabeth Washburn, who died of a fever a few months after their marriage. They were married October 18, 1846.
After the death of his first wife, David remarried to Mary Ann Cunningham, daughter of William Cunningham and his wife Altha Elizabeth Lewis, in 1848.
David and Mary Ann had at least 8 children:
1. Hannah Jane Terry, born October 17, 1849 Linwood, Ontario; died July 15, 1870 Michigan, USA. She married John Jackson, son of Christopher and Elizabeth Jackson, on August 12, 1869 in Linwood, Ontario.
2. Eunice Cecelia Terry, born September 4, 1851
3. Elizabeth Altha Terry, born May 31, 1855
4. William Parshall Terry, born January 29, 1860
5. Sarah Ann Terry, born June 30, 1863
6. Charles Ralph Terry, born February 7, 1866
7. Emily Marilla Terry, born December 12, 1868
8. Franklin Burton Terry, born January 25, 1872
As a young fellow, David immigrated to Canada with his family. They settled in Caladon East and established a grist mill. Later, when his family returned to the United States, David remained in Canada and went to work for John Hawke, in a grist mill that Mr. Hawke had established in the village of Hawkesville. David managed the mill there for a few years.
After his marriage to Mary Ann, David bought some farming land at Linwood, Ontario.
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