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Andrew Montague Isaacson Durnford IIAge: 83 years17971880

Name
Andrew Montague Isaacson Durnford II
Birth March 20, 1797 23 19
Christening June 2, 1797 (Age 2 months)
Birth of a daughter
#1
Rosa Durnford

Birth of a son
#2
Edward Durnford

Death of a paternal grandmotherJemima Margaret Isaacson
August 29, 1798 (Age 17 months)
Death of a paternal grandfatherAndrew Durnford
September 10, 1798 (Age 17 months)
Birth of a sisterArabella Durnford
December 30, 1800 (Age 3 years)

Birth of a sisterEliza Durnford
December 30, 1800 (Age 3 years)

Birth of a brotherEdward Philip Durnford
February 15, 1803 (Age 5 years)

Marriage of a parentAndrew Montague Isaacson Durnford Sr.Harriet WestView this family
about 1805 (Age 7 years)

Birth of a son
#3
William Durnford
1807 (Age 9 years)
Birth of a daughter
#4
Harriet Durnford
December 18, 1811 (Age 14 years)
Death of a brotherEdward Philip Durnford
August 14, 1824 (Age 27 years)
Marriage of a parentAndrew Montague Isaacson Durnford Sr.Mary HadleyView this family
about 1825 (Age 27 years)

Birth of a son
#5
George Montague Durnford
1826 (Age 28 years)
Birth of a son
#6
George Montague Durnford
1827 (Age 29 years)
Christening of a sonGeorge Montague Durnford
1827 (Age 29 years)

MarriageSusannah KnottView this family
August 3, 1833 (Age 36 years)
Birth of a daughter
#7
Isabella Durnford
1834 (Age 36 years)
Christening of a daughterIsabella Durnford
1834 (Age 36 years)

Birth of a son
#8
Arthur Isaac Durnford
1840 (Age 42 years)
Christening of a sonArthur Isaac Durnford
March 23, 1841 (Age 44 years)

Christening of a sonEdward Durnford
March 23, 1841 (Age 44 years)

Birth of a son
#9
Arthur Isaac Durnford
1842 (Age 44 years)
Birth of a son
#10
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
1842 (Age 44 years)
Birth of a son
#11
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
1845 (Age 47 years)
Birth of a son
#12
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
about 1846 (Age 48 years)
Birth of a daughter
#13
Louisa Durnford
April 10, 1847 (Age 50 years)

Birth of a son
#14
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
about 1847 (Age 49 years)
Birth of a son
#15
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
1848 (Age 50 years)
Birth of a daughter
#16
Emma Durnford
January 15, 1848 (Age 50 years)
Birth of a daughter
#17
Sophia Durnford
April 16, 1849 (Age 52 years)

Birth of a son
#18
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
about 1849 (Age 51 years)
MarriageMary Ann WhiteView this family
September 1850 (Age 53 years)

Birth of a son
#19
William Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
March 1851 (Age 53 years)
Birth of a daughter
#20
Julia Durnford
April 30, 1851 (Age 54 years)
Death of a motherBarbara Ann Shea
1851 (Age 53 years)

Residence February 17, 1851 (Age 53 years)
Christening of a daughterSophia Durnford
October 27, 1851 (Age 54 years)
Christening of a daughterLouisa Durnford
October 27, 1851 (Age 54 years)
Christening of a daughterJulia Durnford
October 27, 1851 (Age 54 years)
Birth of a daughter
#21
Barbara Ann Elizabeth Durnford
February 22, 1854 (Age 56 years)
Death of a sisterEliza Durnford
October 4, 1855 (Age 58 years)

Birth of a daughter
#22
Jemima Margaret Durnford
November 15, 1856 (Age 59 years)
Death of a fatherAndrew Montague Isaacson Durnford Sr.
July 16, 1858 (Age 61 years)
Cause: disease of the brain, Infirmitas Aetatis
Birth of a son
#23
Andrew M. I. Durnford
March 20, 1859 (Age 62 years)
Birth of a son
#24
Villiers Montague Durnford
September 4, 1866 (Age 69 years)
Birth of a daughter
#25
Minnie Maud Durnford
April 16, 1871 (Age 74 years)
Marriage of a childWilliam BrownEmma DurnfordView this family
July 10, 1872 (Age 75 years)
Death of a wifeSusannah Knott
1872 (Age 74 years)
Marriage of a childWilliam Henry Montague Isaacson DurnfordSusan NicholsonView this family
May 2, 1877 (Age 80 years)
Death December 16, 1880 (Age 83 years)
Baptism November 18, 1976 (95 years after death)
LDS endowment January 22, 1977 (96 years after death)
Baptism of a sonWilliam Henry Montague Isaacson Durnford
December 6, 1997 (116 years after death)
Burial
Collingwood Protestant Cemetery

Title
Lieutenant
yes

Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: February 17, 1796St. Clement Danes, Westminster, London, England
5 years
younger sister
younger sister
sister
himself
6 years
younger brother
Edward Philip Durnford
Birth: February 15, 1803 29 25
Death: At sea on the HMS LevenAugust 14, 1824Madagascar, Tabasco, Mexico
Father’s family with Mary Hadley - View this family
father
step-mother
Marriage: about 1825
Father’s family with Harriet West - View this family
father
step-mother
Marriage: about 1805
Family with Mary Ann White - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: September 1850
9 years
son
-2 years
daughter
14 years
daughter
-5 years
son
-17 years
daughter
-2 years
daughter
7 years
daughter
-3 years
daughter
Julia Durnford
Birth: April 30, 1851 54 30Collingwood, Ontario, Canada
Death: September 1939Galesburg, Knox, Illinois, USA
Family with Susannah Knott - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: August 3, 1833Plymouth, Devon, England
-26 years
son
5 years
daughter
15 years
son
9 years
daughter
7 years
son
3 years
son
6 years
daughter
daughter
son

Shared note

Ensign 60th Foot (now the King's Royal Rifle Corps) May 18, 1820; Ensign 2nd Bn Royal Veterans June 15, 1820; Retired June 25, 1821; Lieut. 31st Huntingdonshire Aug 25, 1832; Sold Commission December 5, 1833; emigrated to Coldwater, Ontario in 1834.

Has info in the Royal Engineers Journal, Spetember 1933.

Perc Burrows pburrows@idirect.com has a picture of his tombstone in the Collingwood Protestant Cemetery, Collingwood, Ontario, Canada.

richmond@netrover.com has Andrew's burial at the Anglican Cemetery in Collingwood, Ontario.

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Andrew Montague Isaacson Durnford II was born Mar. 20th, 1797 in Exeter, England. Sometime about 1830 he married Susannah Knott, also shown as Susan Knott. I don't have any date for this event. He eventually had 8 children by Susan. The first two were born in England while A.M.I.Durnford II served there. He was a Lieutenant in the 60th Foot Regiment and also in the 31st Regiment (Source: Royal Engineers Journal, Sept. 1933). It appears that they emigrated to Canada about 1834 or 1835 and eventually settled in the Coldwater area of Ontario. According to information I have Rosa was the 4th child of AMID II and Susan. I don't have a date but it must have been in the mid 1830s. Somewhere about 1850 he "married"? Mary Ann White (my great grandmother) and produced 8 children by her. There is no record of a divorce or marriage in the records that we have been able to find. I do understand that one of the problems with military officers in the British Army was that they were not permitted to divorce at that period in the past. Thus many of the "Durnfords" had 2 or 3 families in various locations. The Grandfather of A.M.I.Durnford II was Andrew Durnford who was commissioned to fortify Bermuda after the American Revolutionary Was. He lived in Bermuda from 1788 until his death in 1798. He left a wife and three children in England and "his good friend, Elizabeth Lucas" and 4 children in Bermuda (there were 2 other births who died in infancy).

The information about Rosa Durnford was supplied by Doug Martin who is descended from her brother, Arthur Montague Isaacson Durnford. Doug Martin was living in Timmins, Ontario the last I heard from him.

Percival Durnford Burrows

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Son of Andrew M.I. Durnford and Barbara Shea, he entered the military around 1813/14 and served in the 60th Foot (now the Kings' Royal Rifle Corps) and in the 31st Regiment. He was in South Africa in 1818, Chatham, UK in 1832 at the Royal Engineers HQ, and around 1834 he went to Canada. He served as the Government Agent at Arthur, Ontario from 1840 until 1846 and was responsible or the construction of the Garafraxa Road (now Hwy 6 in Ontario). There is a historical marker north of where he lived in Arthur which mentions his contribution to the road: "One of the province's earliest colonization roads. It ran from Arthur through the Queen's Brush to the mouth of the Sydenham River. The original line was run by Charles Rankin in 1837, but was considerably altered by John McDonald in 1840. In that year construction was commenced and completed in 1848. supervised by Capt. A.M.I. Durnford in the southern section and John Telfer in the northern, free grants of land were made along its route subject to the performance of settlement duties. It opened up Grey County and at its northern terminus the flourishing community of Sydenham (Owen Sound) was established."He married Susan Knott in the 1820's. When they moved to Canada they brought along a maid by the name of Mary Ann White, whom he eventually married in 1850 while still married to Susan Knott and had numerous children by both women. He retired as a Lieutenant.