Daniel and Mary Anne moved here with their first five children.
Date: 1838
Place: Bristol, South Pontiac, Quebec, Canada
Daniel is found here living with Mary Ann. They live as a married couple, though Daniel is still legally married to Elizabeth.
Date: 1831
Place: Bytown, Ontario, Canada
Event
Daniel changed his already false surname again, this time to "Smith."
Type: Alias
Date: 1830
Daniel left his wife, Elizabeth, and five children to live with Mary Ann Walsh, the youngest daughter of his good friends, Thomas and Mary Walsh.
Type: Affair
Date: Circa 1830
Place: Douglastown, Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
Catherine's father, whose original name is unknown, changed his name to Daniel Scott to avoid detection when he deserted the Royal Navy.
Type: Alias
Date: May 1815
Place: Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
Catherine's father survived the shipwreck of the HMS Penelope, a Royal Navy fifth rate frigate troop ship.
Type: Shipwreck
Date: April 1815
Place: The coast of Gaspe, Canada near Cap des Rosiers.
Military Service
Catherine's father was aboard the HMS Penelope in 1815. Whether he was conscripted or volunteered is unknown. However, he deserted when the ship wrecked in Canada.
Date: Feb 1815
Place: Great Britain
Death
This may not be his date of death. The tombstone was crafted years after his death, and my contact in Bristol said no death record for this date could be found.
Scott-10880 was created by Mike Buell through the import of The Buel_Buell Family of Granb.ged on Aug 5, 2014.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Daniel by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Daniel: