U.E. Loyalist
K.R.R.N.Y.
First Battalion
John Strader (1758-1846) U.E.L.
Hannah (Carns) Strader (1764-1853)
John Strader U.E.L., a Revolutionary War soldier, was born in Tryon County, New York, enlisted in 1782, and served with the First Battalion, Sir John Johnson's King's Royal Regiment of New York.
John married Hannah Carns, daughter of Jacob Carns U.E.L. and Elisabeth, in 1782 in Quebec, and settled on lands granted to him as a Loyalist in Royal Township 5, Matilda Township, Dundas County, Upper Canada.
1784 - Return of disbanded troops and Loyalists settled in Township No. 5 (Matilda) mustered 13 Oct. 1784 - John Strader and wife.
John died Aug. 1846 age 90 years and 5 months. Buried by Rev. Edward Boswell on 16 Aug. 1846, and the record for the death of John Strader is attached. Burial: St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Concession 1, Matilda Township.
St. John's Anglican Cemetery was affected by the St. Lawrence seaway project, but only the front and west side of the cemetery was affected by the flooding, and the monuments were raised to the new grade level in their present locations.
U.E. Loyalist
K.R.R.N.Y.
First Battalion
John Strader (1758-1846) U.E.L.
Hannah (Carns) Strader (1764-1853)
John Strader U.E.L., a Revolutionary War soldier, was born in Tryon County, New York, enlisted in 1782, and served with the First Battalion, Sir John Johnson's King's Royal Regiment of New York.
John married Hannah Carns, daughter of Jacob Carns U.E.L. and Elisabeth, in 1782 in Quebec, and settled on lands granted to him as a Loyalist in Royal Township 5, Matilda Township, Dundas County, Upper Canada.
1784 - Return of disbanded troops and Loyalists settled in Township No. 5 (Matilda) mustered 13 Oct. 1784 - John Strader and wife.
John died Aug. 1846 age 90 years and 5 months. Buried by Rev. Edward Boswell on 16 Aug. 1846, and the record for the death of John Strader is attached. Burial: St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Concession 1, Matilda Township.
St. John's Anglican Cemetery was affected by the St. Lawrence seaway project, but only the front and west side of the cemetery was affected by the flooding, and the monuments were raised to the new grade level in their present locations.
Inscription
JOHN STRADER
Aug.
1846
Gravesite Details
Cemetery affected by the St. Lawrence seaway project and Hydro's power project, but only the front and west side of the cemetery was affected by the flooding, and the monuments were raised to the new grade level in their present locations.
Family Members
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John Eli Strader
1786–1888
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Jacob Strader
1788–1851
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Henry Strader
1791–1888
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Elizabeth Strader Grawbarger
1793 – unknown
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Dorothy Strader McKercher
1794–1877
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Hannah Strader Barrigar
1797 – unknown
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William John Strader
1801 – unknown
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Sophia Strader Shaver
1804–1900
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Simon Strader
1809–1892
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Catherine Mary "Katie" Strader Barkley
1810–1893
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