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I think I go for the Stratton Grace being a red herring (though who the devil was she?) and the family's Grace being born in Canada.
Thank you for the 1861 census, Kite - and those death registrations. They must have lived somewhere pretty remote. Curious that both father and son died so close, of different causes - though caring for one may have diverted attention from the other. It's feasible that Robert was MY James's son. Frankly, since James is a Martian, he may have come from Devon/Cornwall himself and just settled in Dorset. And since James was allegedly born in 1787, I'm not convinced DNA is the answer.
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You would think they would be on either the English 1851 census or the Canadian one, but I can't find them on either.
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Thanks for looking, Kite.
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Ancestry has a Robert More arrival in Ontario 1850, from WHYTE, DONALD. A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society. Volume 1, 1986. But there is no further info. I know it says Scottish but I think it includes some non-Scots.
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Thanks, Kite!
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