Son of Joseph Bloore (or Bloor) and Sarah Lees Bloor(e), born at York, then the capital of Upper Canada, in 1829
John Helliwell Bloore married Augusta Hubbard (1837– ), and they had three daughters:
* Jessie Louisa Bloor {Williams} (1862 – )
* Alice Bloor {Poyntz-Davies} (1863 – 1892)
* Helena Augusta Bloor {Buchanan}(1867 – )
John Bloore was a Great Lakes shipping agent/forwarder in the partnership of Clemow and Bloore of Oswego, NY during the 1850s. During the same period, another forwarding agent and ship owner in Hamilton, Michael W. Browne, appears to have done business together with this firm from time to time. For example, in March 1855, The Globe of Toronto advertised that the ship 'St. Nicholas' "will ply regularly between Oswego, Toronto and Hamilton ... For freight or passage apply to Clemow & Bloore, Oswego, NY ... or M.W. Brown [sic], Hamilton"
He died at the age of 38 years.
Excerpt from Toronto Necropolis Burial Record:
John H Bloor
b. 1829 at Toronto
d. 25 Feb 1867 at Toronto
Burial: 28 May 1867
Cemetery section and lot: K153 159
[[Burial record researched by A. Inglis and added to his Inglis-Dade Public Family Tree at Ancestry on 16 Oct 2011, with thanks]]
[[Shipping notice and information researched by G. Browne and added as commentary to the same Ancestry Tree also in October 2011, again with thanks]]
John Helliwell Bloore married Augusta Hubbard (1837– ), and they had three daughters:
* Jessie Louisa Bloor {Williams} (1862 – )
* Alice Bloor {Poyntz-Davies} (1863 – 1892)
* Helena Augusta Bloor {Buchanan}(1867 – )
John Bloore was a Great Lakes shipping agent/forwarder in the partnership of Clemow and Bloore of Oswego, NY during the 1850s. During the same period, another forwarding agent and ship owner in Hamilton, Michael W. Browne, appears to have done business together with this firm from time to time. For example, in March 1855, The Globe of Toronto advertised that the ship 'St. Nicholas' "will ply regularly between Oswego, Toronto and Hamilton ... For freight or passage apply to Clemow & Bloore, Oswego, NY ... or M.W. Brown [sic], Hamilton"
He died at the age of 38 years.
Excerpt from Toronto Necropolis Burial Record:
John H Bloor
b. 1829 at Toronto
d. 25 Feb 1867 at Toronto
Burial: 28 May 1867
Cemetery section and lot: K153 159
[[Burial record researched by A. Inglis and added to his Inglis-Dade Public Family Tree at Ancestry on 16 Oct 2011, with thanks]]
[[Shipping notice and information researched by G. Browne and added as commentary to the same Ancestry Tree also in October 2011, again with thanks]]
Son of Joseph Bloore (or Bloor) and Sarah Lees Bloor(e), born at York, then the capital of Upper Canada, in 1829
John Helliwell Bloore married Augusta Hubbard (1837– ), and they had three daughters:
* Jessie Louisa Bloor {Williams} (1862 – )
* Alice Bloor {Poyntz-Davies} (1863 – 1892)
* Helena Augusta Bloor {Buchanan}(1867 – )
John Bloore was a Great Lakes shipping agent/forwarder in the partnership of Clemow and Bloore of Oswego, NY during the 1850s. During the same period, another forwarding agent and ship owner in Hamilton, Michael W. Browne, appears to have done business together with this firm from time to time. For example, in March 1855, The Globe of Toronto advertised that the ship 'St. Nicholas' "will ply regularly between Oswego, Toronto and Hamilton ... For freight or passage apply to Clemow & Bloore, Oswego, NY ... or M.W. Brown [sic], Hamilton"
He died at the age of 38 years.
Excerpt from Toronto Necropolis Burial Record:
John H Bloor
b. 1829 at Toronto
d. 25 Feb 1867 at Toronto
Burial: 28 May 1867
Cemetery section and lot: K153 159
[[Burial record researched by A. Inglis and added to his Inglis-Dade Public Family Tree at Ancestry on 16 Oct 2011, with thanks]]
[[Shipping notice and information researched by G. Browne and added as commentary to the same Ancestry Tree also in October 2011, again with thanks]]
John Helliwell Bloore married Augusta Hubbard (1837– ), and they had three daughters:
* Jessie Louisa Bloor {Williams} (1862 – )
* Alice Bloor {Poyntz-Davies} (1863 – 1892)
* Helena Augusta Bloor {Buchanan}(1867 – )
John Bloore was a Great Lakes shipping agent/forwarder in the partnership of Clemow and Bloore of Oswego, NY during the 1850s. During the same period, another forwarding agent and ship owner in Hamilton, Michael W. Browne, appears to have done business together with this firm from time to time. For example, in March 1855, The Globe of Toronto advertised that the ship 'St. Nicholas' "will ply regularly between Oswego, Toronto and Hamilton ... For freight or passage apply to Clemow & Bloore, Oswego, NY ... or M.W. Brown [sic], Hamilton"
He died at the age of 38 years.
Excerpt from Toronto Necropolis Burial Record:
John H Bloor
b. 1829 at Toronto
d. 25 Feb 1867 at Toronto
Burial: 28 May 1867
Cemetery section and lot: K153 159
[[Burial record researched by A. Inglis and added to his Inglis-Dade Public Family Tree at Ancestry on 16 Oct 2011, with thanks]]
[[Shipping notice and information researched by G. Browne and added as commentary to the same Ancestry Tree also in October 2011, again with thanks]]
