Euphemia Yuill

Notes:

Andrew and Euphemia moved to the United States where they lived for three years in Pleasant Valley where two of their children were born. Mrs. PAUL lived to be 92 years and at her death she had 44 grandchildren, 54 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.

"She was the last of the 250 members of the Presbyterian church who sat down to the Lord's Table in the old barn of the late Mr. Gemmill, father of Lt. Col. Gemmill, before there was a church in Ramsey. She was a constant member of the Presbyterian church for more than 70 years".(p31).

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Euphemia married A. Paul [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. J. Paul
2. J. Paul
3. W. Paul
4. M. Paul
5. E. Paul
6. M. Paul
7. J. Paul
8. B. Paul

Other Events:

• Occupation: Hamilton; Weaver
• Immigration: 16 Jul 1821, Canada; from Scotland

Notes:

Note: in the YUILL Family by J. H. YUILL the ship is listed as the Commerce. On page 30 of Lanark Society the ship is listed as the 'Charles Canning'. James YUILL Jr. Is mentioned in the Beldon Atlas of 1880 to have been born in London, England (p.31).
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Immigration:
sailed from Scotland, 16 July 1821 aboard the ship 'Charles Canning'. They settled on E lot 11, con 6, Ramsey Township, Lanark county, which was between Shipman's Mills and Morphy's Falls.

James married B. Colton [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]