William Frederick Gilby
Frederick William "Fred" Daniels was born about 1854 in England and died January 10, 1887, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada, at about age 33. He is the son of Fred Daniels of Unknown and Mary Ann Brooks of Unknown.
Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" Einboden was born August 3, 1856, near the City of Toronto, Vaughan Twp., York Co., Canada West, and died Unknown in Unknown at age Unknown. She is the daughter of Peter Einboden of England and Hannah Martin of Unknown.
Frederick William "Fred" Daniels and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" Einboden were married October 11, 1880, in Lake View Hall, Port Elgin, Bruce, Bruce Co., Ontario, Canada.
Frederick William "Fred" Daniels and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" (Einboden) Daniels had at least two children:
Frederick Charles Daniels: Born November 9, 1882, in Fairchild, Algoma Co., Ontario, Canada; Died Unknown.
Jennie Kathleen Daniels: Born October 16, 1884, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada; Died Unknown. Married May 20, 1911, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada, to Albert Percival Freed: Born about 1881 in Unknown; Died Unknown.
Frederick William Daniels died January 10, 1887, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada, at about age 33.
Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" (Einboden) Daniels then married William Frederick Gilby.
William Frederick Gilby was born December 4, 1846 in Middleton Parish, County Yorkshire, England, and died June 15, 1923, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada, at age 76. He is the son of Charles Gilby of Lincoln, County Lincolnshire, England, and Elizabeth Smith of Fudaythorp, County Yorkshire, England.
William Frederick Gilby and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" (Einboden) Daniels were married December 21, 1887, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada.
William Frederick Gilby and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" (Einboden) (Daniels) Gilby had at least two children:
Edna Alberta Gilby: Born August 10, 1888, at #41 Hazelton Ave., City of Toronto, York Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; Died Unknown. Married May 7, 1924, in Toronto, York Co., Ontario, Canada, to Lawrence George Stait: Born about 1885 in Unknown; Died Unknown.
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William Frederick Gilby was born December 4, 1846, in Middleton Parish, County Yorkshire, England.
Frederick William Daniels was born about 1854 in England.
Elizabeth Jane Einboden was born August 3, 1856, near the City of Toronto, Vaughan Twp., York Co., Canada West.
The 1871 Canadian Census shows William Gilby born about 1847 in England is a Clerk not a Head of Household and is living in Oakville Twp., Halton Co., Ontario, Canada.
The 1901 Canadian Census taken on June 20, 1901, shows William Gilby (age 50) born December 4, 1850 in England and having emigrated in 1860 is a Hardware Clerk living in Port Arthur Twp., Algoma Co., Ontario, Canada. Living with him is his wife, Elizabeth Gilby (age 44) born August 3, 1856 in Ontario, Canada. Also living there are three unmarried children, not listed as a son or a daughter, all born in Ontario, Canada: Jennie Daniels (age 16) born October 16, 1884; Edna Gilby (age 12) born August 10, 1888; and Arthur Gilby (age 11) born January 1, 1890.
The 1911 Canadian Census taken on June 1, 1911, shows William Gilby (age 63) born August 1847 in England and having emigrated in 1887 is a Store Salesman living in Port Arthur Twp., Thunder Bay and Rainy River Dist., Ontario, Canada. Living with him is his wife, Elizabeth Gilby (age 52) born August 1858 in Ontario, Canada. Also living there are his two unmarried children, both born in Ontario, Canada: Edna Gilby (age 22) born August 1888; and Arthur Gilby (age 21) born January 1890, who is a Railway Brakeman. A High School Teacher also is a Lodger in the household.
William Frederick Gilby died June 17, 1923, in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Co., Ontario, Canada, at age 76.
William Frederick Gilby (1846 - 1923)
William Frederick Gilby in front of J.B. Hardy’s Drug Store in West Fort William, August 21, 1912.
William Frederick Gilby, Death Certificate, lists 35 years in Ontario.
Jennie Daniels' birth certificate
Edna Alberta Gilby's birth certificate
The Grand Forks Daily Herald, Grand Forks, ND, March 16, 1916
ARTHUR GILBY TO JOIN COLORS
Port Arthur Man Visiting With Relatives in City Before Enlisting.
Arthur Gilby of Port Arthur is spending a few days in Grand Forks as a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilby, 521 North Sixth street, before leaving for Winnipeg, where he will enlist in the regiment being formed in that city to be sent to the front in about three weeks. Mr. Gilby is a civil engineer and will endeavor to obtain a position in the army of construction work. Mr. Gilby states that the patriotic sentiment of the Canadians is strong and that all able-bodied men are practically forced into service through public feeling. Those who have not already joined the colors are very unpopular and are daily forced to answer hundreds of questions as to reasons for not being at the front. He will leave in a few days for his home at Port Arthur to make preparations to depart, and will then proceed to Winnipeg, where the regiment is being formed. Hundreds of available men are now preparing to leave.