William Oliver Mabey [35644]

  General Notes:

From the Maybee Society files. Not all data is verified. Say dates are estimates and are probably within 20 years. The Maybee Society keeps its data on The Master Genealogist�, and has been modified by Gary Hester?s WIT2NOTE� to form the GedCom file. This information is also available in a TMG file.

  Noted events in his life were:

• No Name. ⁴³³ William was administrator of uncle William O Mabey and mother's
estates

• Residence, Bet 1844 and 1887, SE 1/2 Lot 23 Con 3, 200A, Sidney Township, , Ontario, Canada. ⁴³³

• No Name, 6 Oct 1846, Brighton, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. ⁴⁷³⁸ William Oliver Mabey witnessed the marriage of Paul Beckett and
Sarah Mabey 06 Oct 1846 Brighton, Northumberland County,
Ontario, Canada

• No Name, 11 Jan 1852, Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. ⁹⁰¹³ William Oliver Mabey appeared on the census of 11 Jan 1852 in
the household of John Mabey and Barbara Huffnail Sidney
Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada

• No Name, 1853. ⁴³³ William Oliver Mabey was mentioned in the will of John Mabey
1853 . "William was bequeathed Lot23, Con 3, Sidney Township
with the proviso that he take care of his mother, Barbara.
Charles had already been given 200 acres (Lot 35 Con 8 Brighton
Township) and Samuel given N 1/4 Lot 5 Con 2 Sidney
Township.Peter and Emanuel received 5 pounds each, Julia 3
pounds. Henry considered a lunatic, was accounted for in
father's will"

• No Name, 1861, Lot 23 Con 3, Sidney Township, , Ontario, Canada. ⁴³³ William Oliver Mabey lived with Barbara Huffnail 1861 Lot 23
Con 3, Sidney Township, Ontario, Canada

• Land, 1871. ⁴³³ leased some land to Sidney Cheese Company for 21 years

• No Name, 1887. ⁴³³ William Oliver Mabey was mentioned in the will of Victoria
Louise Rose 1887 . "mentioned in uncle William Oliver Mabey's
will"

• No Name, 2 Jul 1887, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. ⁸⁹⁷⁴ His estate was probated 02 Jul 1887 Hastings County, Ontario,
Canada. No Will Letters of Administration granted to Emmanuel
Mabey, Stirling, 2 July 1887
W.O. Mabey died 17 April 1887 at Sidney, leaving me [Emmanuel]
his only living brother, as far as I am aware, two living
sisters and the children of five brothers and sisters deceased,
but without ever having himself married.
$21.000 was paid into court
Letters of Administration granted Dec. 05, 1888.
Land Lot 23 3rd Con. Sidney Twp., Hastings Co., Ontario,
Value of Estate $10,000.00
To Charles Maybee, brother and Charles Maybee, nephew, Julia
Wright sister, Emmanuel Maybee brother, and Sarah Beckett
sister, cash 1/8 share each..
To W. King Maybee, Annie Meyers and Maria Spencer each 1/24
share.
To Sarah Shearer, Catherine Ames, Mary E. Martin and Phoebe Ann
McLaughlin each 1/32 share.
and
To Charles Rose, Sarah Jane Boyce, Mary Lartimer, Victoria
Maybee and John D. Simpson each 1/40 share.

• Probate, 2 Jul 1887, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. ⁸⁹⁷⁴ No Will Letters of Administration granted to Emmanuel Mabey,
Stirling, 2 July 1887
W.O. Mabey died 17 April 1887 at Sidney, leaving me [Emmanuel]
his only living brother, as far as I am aware, two living
sisters and the children of five brothers and sisters deceased,
but without ever having himself married.
$21.000 was paid into court
Letters of Administration granted Dec. 05, 1888.
Land Lot 23 3rd Con. Sidney Twp., Hastings Co., Ontario,
Value of Estate $10,000.00
To Charles Maybee, brother and Charles Maybee, nephew, Julia
Wright sister, Emmanuel Maybee brother, and Sarah Beckett
sister, cash 1/8 share each..
To W. King Maybee, Annie Meyers and Maria Spencer each 1/24
share.
To Sarah Shearer, Catherine Ames, Mary E. Martin and Phoebe Ann
McLaughlin each 1/32 share.
and
To Charles Rose, Sarah Jane Boyce, Mary Lartimer, Victoria
Maybee and John D. Simpson each 1/40 share.

William married Phebe Annesley [35599] [MRIN: 551606061] on 22 Aug 1842 in Prince Edward District, Ontario, Canada.⁸⁹⁷³ (Phebe Annesley [35599] was born Est 1820.)

  Marriage Notes:

William W. Maybee, of Picton, and Phebe Annesly, of Hillier,
Banns. Witnesses: Benjamin Ryckman, Samuel Wynn, by Rev. James
Rogers, Presbyterian Minister