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Isaiah Cain
and son David
There were 3 David Cains residing in Yonge Township
early in the 1800s:
(1) David Cain, who petitioned with Isaiah Cain in 1789
(relative of Isaiah?)
(2) David Cain, son of Isaiah Cain
(3) David Robbins Cain, born 1797,
grandson of Isaiah Cain & son of John
(1) A David Cain U.E. was allotted 200 acres in the Rear of Yonge at Concession VIII, Lot 14 which was patented 4 May 1804 and issued 24 Feb. 1818. He sold the S1/2 of lot for 100 pounds on 26 Sept. 1808 and the N1/2 (100 acres) on 10 June 1819. David Cain of Rear of Yonge was not mentioned in early assessment 1804 - 1818 so may not have lived on property!! -- (whereabouts & family unknown) Is it possible that David Cain (1) and David Cain (2) are the same person??
(2) A David Cain was residing at Front of Yonge
near Isaiah and son John.
Source -- Ontario Archives
Yonge Twp. Abstract Index to Deeds - GS 4596
Yonge Twp. Assessment Rolls - MS 262 - Reel 14
Yonge Twp. Census - MS 262 - Reel 7
Property - Concession III, Lot 15 - 200 acres -- by 1798, Isaiah had cleared 30 acres and had erected a decent house and barn Concession IV, S1/2 Lot 15 - 100 acres
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Yonge Front Twp.
1802 Census - Isaiah & wife with 1 male child
1803 Census - Isaiah & wife with 2 male children
1804 Assessed - Isaiah - 1 horse
1804 Assessed - David - 2 oxen, 2 cows & 3 young herd cattle
1805 Assessed - Isaiah - 16 acres cultivated - 1 horse, 2 oxen, 1 cow &1 young herd cattle
1806 Assessed - David - but property not listed
1807 Assessed - David - property not listed - 140 acres of which 10 acres is cultivated - 1 round log house - 2 oxen & 2 young herd cattle
1808, Mar 31 - Isaiah sold to Derrick Hogaboom part of W1/2 of Lot 15, Conc. 3 - Isaiah assessed with 60 acres, of which 6 acres is cultivated - 1 horse & 1 cow
1808 Census - Isaiah - 2 males & 3 females
1811 Census - Isaiah only
1811, Mar. 25 - John Cain (son) sold to Thomas Thompson part of Lot 15, Conc. 3
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