First marriage to John Mattice 6 August 1783 at Cornwall.
Ann Eve, widow to the late John Mattice, remarried on 7 May 1815, by licence, to Jacob Wagoner of Cornwall. Ann Eve and her husband John Mattice, both born in the U.S., were on the 1784 Return of Disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled in Royal Township No. 2 (Cornwall).
Ann Eve was originally buried in the United Church Cemetery, Moulinette, Cornwall Township, Stormont County, a 'Lost Villages' Cemetery.
Mother of William Mattice (1799-1881)
Memorial #179204650, Woodlawn Cemetery.
Marriages for William:
1. Chloe Bailey (1805-1857), married about 1827.
2. Elizabeth Urquhart (1829-1906) born in Ross-shire, Scotland, daughter of Farquhar Urquhart and Elizabeth. Married 28 Jan. 1864.
William Mattice was a businessman in Cornwall, was mayor in 1849 and 1860, and was elected to the Legislature in 1851. His son William D. Mattice succeeded him, also being elected to the Legislature as well as being a lawyer and the town treasurer for some years. William D. Mattice graduated from Queen's University in 1847. He died age 32 on 18 June 1861.
Ann Eve, widow to the late John Mattice, remarried on 7 May 1815, by licence, to Jacob Wagoner of Cornwall. Ann Eve and her husband John Mattice, both born in the U.S., were on the 1784 Return of Disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled in Royal Township No. 2 (Cornwall).
Ann Eve was originally buried in the United Church Cemetery, Moulinette, Cornwall Township, Stormont County, a 'Lost Villages' Cemetery.
Mother of William Mattice (1799-1881)
Memorial #179204650, Woodlawn Cemetery.
Marriages for William:
1. Chloe Bailey (1805-1857), married about 1827.
2. Elizabeth Urquhart (1829-1906) born in Ross-shire, Scotland, daughter of Farquhar Urquhart and Elizabeth. Married 28 Jan. 1864.
William Mattice was a businessman in Cornwall, was mayor in 1849 and 1860, and was elected to the Legislature in 1851. His son William D. Mattice succeeded him, also being elected to the Legislature as well as being a lawyer and the town treasurer for some years. William D. Mattice graduated from Queen's University in 1847. He died age 32 on 18 June 1861.
First marriage to John Mattice 6 August 1783 at Cornwall.
Ann Eve, widow to the late John Mattice, remarried on 7 May 1815, by licence, to Jacob Wagoner of Cornwall. Ann Eve and her husband John Mattice, both born in the U.S., were on the 1784 Return of Disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled in Royal Township No. 2 (Cornwall).
Ann Eve was originally buried in the United Church Cemetery, Moulinette, Cornwall Township, Stormont County, a 'Lost Villages' Cemetery.
Mother of William Mattice (1799-1881)
Memorial #179204650, Woodlawn Cemetery.
Marriages for William:
1. Chloe Bailey (1805-1857), married about 1827.
2. Elizabeth Urquhart (1829-1906) born in Ross-shire, Scotland, daughter of Farquhar Urquhart and Elizabeth. Married 28 Jan. 1864.
William Mattice was a businessman in Cornwall, was mayor in 1849 and 1860, and was elected to the Legislature in 1851. His son William D. Mattice succeeded him, also being elected to the Legislature as well as being a lawyer and the town treasurer for some years. William D. Mattice graduated from Queen's University in 1847. He died age 32 on 18 June 1861.
Ann Eve, widow to the late John Mattice, remarried on 7 May 1815, by licence, to Jacob Wagoner of Cornwall. Ann Eve and her husband John Mattice, both born in the U.S., were on the 1784 Return of Disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled in Royal Township No. 2 (Cornwall).
Ann Eve was originally buried in the United Church Cemetery, Moulinette, Cornwall Township, Stormont County, a 'Lost Villages' Cemetery.
Mother of William Mattice (1799-1881)
Memorial #179204650, Woodlawn Cemetery.
Marriages for William:
1. Chloe Bailey (1805-1857), married about 1827.
2. Elizabeth Urquhart (1829-1906) born in Ross-shire, Scotland, daughter of Farquhar Urquhart and Elizabeth. Married 28 Jan. 1864.
William Mattice was a businessman in Cornwall, was mayor in 1849 and 1860, and was elected to the Legislature in 1851. His son William D. Mattice succeeded him, also being elected to the Legislature as well as being a lawyer and the town treasurer for some years. William D. Mattice graduated from Queen's University in 1847. He died age 32 on 18 June 1861.
Inscription
ANN EVE WAGONER
MOTHER OF
WILLIAM MATTICE
DIED
AUG. 12 1851
AGED 86 yr's 5 mo's
Gravesite Details
The Moulinette United Church Cemetery was located on the east half of Lot 31, Concession 1, Cornwall Twp., in the village of Moulinette, and was one of the oldest burying grounds on the St. Lawrence front.
