Thomas Henery, Rev., an Elder in the Canadian Christian Church, was born February 2, 1798 in Drumless Twp., County Cavan, Ireland and died September 20, 1879 in Port Oshawa, Whitby East, Home Dist., Ontario Co., Ontario, Canada at age 81. He was the son of John Henery of Ireland and Nancy Biggar of Ireland. Elizabeth "Betsey" Davis was born September 1, 1800 in Unknown and died November 12, 1829 in Unknown at age 29. She was the daughter of Unknown. Thomas and Betsey were married July 30, 1817 in Upper Canada. Thomas and Betsey had six children:
Elizabeth "Betsey" (Davis) Henry died November 12, 1829 in Unknown at age 29. Lurenda Abbey was born May 24, 1806 in Hope Twp., Northumberland Co., Upper Canada and died March 28, 1888 in Port Oshawa, Whitby East, Home Dist., Ontario Co., Ontario, Canada at age 81. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Abbey of Dutchess Co., Province of New York, and Mary "Polly" Winters of Dutchess Co., Province of New York. Thomas and Lurenda were married November 2, 1830 in Port Hope, Durham Co., Upper Canada. Thomas and Lurenda had ten children:
TIMELINE Thomas Henery was born February 2, 1798 in Drumless Twp., County Cavan, Ireland. Elizabeth "Betsey" Davis was born September 1, 1800. Lurenda Abbey was born May 24, 1806 in Hope Twp., Northumberland Co., Upper Canada. Thomas and Betsey were married July 30, 1817 in Upper Canada. Elizabeth "Betsey" (Davis) Henry died November 12, 1829 in Unknown at age 29. Thomas and Lurenda were married November 2, 1830 in Port Hope, Durham Co., Upper Canada.
Henry House Thomas Henry, a local minister and active participant in the development of early Port Oshawa, moved his family into this stone house in 1850 where he lived until his death in 1879. The home remained in the Henry family until 1920 at which time the house and land were purchased by R. Samuel and George McLaughlin. They in turn sold the property to the town for $1. Henry House is portrayed as a period home typical of the lifestyles and customs of the Henry Family from the 1850s to the 1890s.
Thomas Henry died September 20, 1879 in Port Oshawa, Whitby East, Home Dist., Ontario Co., Ontario, Canada at age 81. Lurenda (Abbey) Henry died March 28, 1888 in Port Oshawa, Whitby East, Home Dist., Ontario Co., Ontario, Canada at age 81.
Ontario was known as: Upper Canada from 10 Jun 1791 - 10 Feb 1841 Canada West from 10 Feb 1841 - 1 Jul 1867 Between 1885 and the early 1980's Durham County went through considerable changes. Manvers Township became part of Victoria County, Cavan and South Monaghan Townships became part of Peterborough County, and Hope Township became part of Northumberland County. When Ontario County was abolished in the 1970's, the Townships of Thorah, Brock, Scott, Uxbridge, Pickering, Reach, Whitby and Scugog became part of Durham County.
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