Magdalena Prindle^[1]

Bef 1791 - Aft 1856  (> 65 years)

• Name	Magdalena Prindle
  Birth	Bef 21 Sep 1791
  Baptism	21 Sep 1791	Fredericksburgh, Quebec, British North America   [2]
  	MAKE SOURCE _ MANY ON THIS RECORD http://my.tbaytel.net/bmartin/langhorn.htm
  Gender	Female
  Loyalist Land Petition (relative)	16 May 1806	Fredericksburgh, Canada West, British North America   [3]
  	her father Doctor Prindle UE Loyliast
  	'''Loyalist Land Petition''' "Lanah Prindle is the daughter of Doctor Prindle of the Township of Fredericksburgh, a U.E. Loyalist, and that she is married to Richard Prindle of the Township of Fredericksburgh" She petitioned and was granted UE status and 200 acres, 16th of May 1806.
  _UID	20B42659CD218C46BC786A32DEDF08BB6398
  Death	Aft Mar 1856
  	Lana signed he husbands will in March 1856
  Person ID	I2302	Dutcher-Cummings
  Last Modified	20 Mar 2023

  
  

  Father	Doctor Prindle,   b. Abt 1761, Tyringham, Massachusetts
  Mother	Margaret Peterson,   b. Abt 1760
  Family ID	F909	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Richard Pringle,   b. 1784, Ontario, Canada d. Abt 1855 (Age 71 years)
  Marriage	Dec 1805	Fredericksburgh, Lennox and Addington Co., Upper Canada   [4]
  	NEED to make Source - Many entries citation "No date Richard PRINDLE to Lane PRINDLE " https://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/mecklenb2nd.htm Mecklenburg District Marriage Register, part 2 National Archives of Canada MF# H-1810 transcribed by Kathie McCutcheon-Gawne Marriages performed by Rev. Robert McDowall, Dutch Reformed Church (Presbyterian) Note: Missing pages in register from July 1822 until April 1833. Witnesses not recorded in register until 1833.
  Children	1. Caleb Pringle   d. Aft 1856   2. Joshua D Pringle   d. Aft 1856   3. Abraham Pringle   d. Aft 1856   4. Edward Pringle   d. Aft 1856   5. Mahitable Pringle   d. Aft 1856   6. Nancy Pringle   d. Aft 1856   7. Deborah Pringle   d. Aft 1856   8. Margaret Pringle   d. Aft 1856
  Family ID	F1003	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	20 Mar 2023

  
  

• Sources

  [S85] Fredricksburgh Vitals Website (Reliability: 2). Page: Births P-Q-R [S97] Ontario Historical Society Papers Vol I. A REGISTER OF BAPTISMS FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF FREDERICKSBURGH, being the Third Township of Catarawkwee, which is now called Kingston in the Province of Quebec" [Note — The following is a copy of the Register of the Rev. John Langhom. The Registers of the Baptisms, Burials and Marriages in connection "with St Paul's Church, in Fredericksburgh, were left with Mr. Peter Young, one of the members. and have been retained in the hands of some members of the family ever since. Similar Registers were also kept in connection with St. John's Church, Bath, which included the mission field east of the Third Town, or Fredericksburgh. Baptisms in 1791. Magdalena, dau. Doctor and Margaret Prindle Fredericksburgh Sept. 21 Volume Page: Page 36 [S98] Land Petitions of Upper Canada, 1763-1865. Reference Details: Upper Canada Land Petitions "P" Bundle 8, 1806-1808 (RG 1, L3, Vol. 402) [S97] Ontario Historical Society Papers Vol I. Bichard Prindle, Jane Prindle Fredericksburgh No date I saw this note about the date "1805 Ontario Marriages Groom: Richard Pringle b. 1784 Fredericksburgh tsp., L&A Co., Ontario Bride: Magdalena Lane* Pringle b. 1790 L&A Co., Ontario Marriage: 1805 in Ontario Note: no day is listed but it is entered bet. 1 & 31 Dec 1804 " because in the she seems to have seen the record somewhere else, not in the Ontario History book that I am citing, mine has the name listed as Jane and the next entry is Feb 1806 Susan Johnson said she saw Magdalena Lane https://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc1.b3611583?urlappend=%3Bseq=82 McDOWALL MARRIAGE REGISTER Rev. Robert McDowall was the first regularly sent Presbyterian Missionary to Upper Canada. sent by the Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany as a Missionary to the U. E. L. refugees of the Bay of Quinte District, He married probably more persons than any other minister in Upper Canada. Volume Page: Page 74