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 Rri{KE-S COLONIAL GENTRY. 009 4. Julia Caroline, b. 24th January, 1856, d. 20th Oufobcr, 1876. 5. Emma AdeliiiHo, b. 5th February, 1857, d. 6th Fcbruiiry, 1876. 6. Helen Kate, b. 8th August, 1859. 7. Annie Josephine, A. 23rd Feb- ruary, 1863. 8. Sarah Alberla, b. 28th Jlairh, 186-1. Mr. Arms — Gti. a chevron hpitveen ihr Mesidence — Charlott^town, Princi^ 9. F.mily Gertrude, b. 19th July, 1866, d. 13th May, 1877. V. Maryaune, b. 1S3(I, d. in infancy. VI. Victoria, h. iiSlh December, 1837, m. 1863, Robert Tlioniae Arcliibald 8roTT, of St. Jolin, New liruns«ick, and had issue, William Archibald Frederick, b. 201 h Miirch, 1867. Ethel Florence Quain, b. lUh July, 187-i. Jacob Carvell d. 10th August, 1847. •ee leopards faces or. Edward Island. ^malL JOHN SMALL, of the oity of Toronto, Doiiiiiiion of Canada, elected to the House of Commons, for East Toronto, 1882, re-elected 1887; was previously Taxing Officer, Court of Queen's Bench, for twenty-seven j-ears ; h. in the city of Toronto, 8th October, 1831 ; m. there loth May, 1856, Susan Margaret, daughter of James Boultox, of the city of Toronto. Hincnac. John Small, of Cirencester, co. Gloucester, England, went to the Canadian colonies in 1792, with Governor Sinicoe, and was clerk of the Crown and Pleas, of Upper Canada, and clerk of ihe Exeei'tive Council. He m. Eliza Goldsmith, of Broadstairs, Kent, England, and had issue, I. Jantes Edward. II. John. III. Chaeles Coxwell, of whom we treat. The youngest son, Chaeles Coxwell Small, b. at Toronto 31st December, 1800 ; m. in London, Frances Elizabeth Jn^es (who was b. in Scotland, and d. February, 1858), and rf. 17th March, 1864, leaving a son, Joux Small, the subject of this memoir. Arms — Sa. on a bend arg. three roses gu. barbed and seeded ppr ■point a chessrook of the second. Crest — On a chessrooh arij. a wren ppr. liesidence — City of Toronto, Dominion of Canatla. in the sinister chief Konaltr, ROBERT WILSON RONALD, of Nap Nap, Hay, New South Wales, J. P. for that colony, h. at Geelong, Victoria, 30th October, 185o ; educated at Rugby School, England; vi. at Sefton, co. LaneasUH-, 6th November, 1882, his cousin, Veronica Jane, only daughter of the late Thomas McGeokge, of Waterloo, Liverpool, England, and Jean, his wife, fourth daughter of John Gaedexer, of Liverpool, and by her has issue, I. Robert Bhuce, b. at Elsternwick, Victoria, 5th May, 1888. I. Jean Gardener, h. at Windsor, New Seuth Wales, 17th Januarv, 1885. II. Veronica Wilson, h. at Hay, New South Wales, 31st May, 1^P2. VOL. II. 2 F.