Owen Trainor-[13]
- Born: 1788, Rarootagh Twnsp, , Donagh Parish, Co Mon
- Marriage: Catherine-[14]
- Died: 11 Feb 1883, Johnson's River, PEI
- Buried: St. Patrick's, Ft. Augustus, Stone 200
General Notes:
1787 Owen Trainor 1787-1882 wife Catherine 1783-1879 / Bridget 1829-1889.Stone 200, St. Patrick’s cemetary, Ft. Augustus, PEI . Hazel Powell Matcovick.
1788 Owen Trainor is born in Donagh Parish, Co. Monaghan. History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
1824 Peter Trainor, son of Owen Trainor and Catherine ? is born in Co. Monaghan. History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
1826 Owen Trainor of Rarootagh Townlands, Donagh Parish,Diocise of Clagher, County Monaghan, Ireland pays tithes on 4 acres of land.County Monaghan Tithes Applptment book p 62.
1829 Bridget Trainor, daughter of Owen Trainor and Catherine ? is born in Co. Monaghan. History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
1834 Edward Trainor, son of Owen Trainor and Catherine ? is born in Co. Monaghan. History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
July 23,1839 "A search of land records at the P.E.I. Archives reveals that Owen Trainor leased 250 acres of land 3 miles from Johston's River bridge from Alexander MacDonald".... This is 55 days after the arrival of the Consbrook and the Agitator. History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
1841 "The 1841 census shows Owen Trainor, farmer, to have 300 acres of land, 3 miles from Johnston's River Bridge. The census also informs us with information on his family. There were two males in the family under the age of 16, one male between the ages of 16 and 45 and one male between the ages of 45 and 60. This gives us a total of seven people in the family. This means that four children were no longer living at home. By comparing the birth dates with the age catagories in the census we can conclude that John and James were two of these four. We can also assume that the other two children were probably girls who married and have assumed a different surname." History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
Aug. 31, 1842 Road letters and ledgers; "Owen Trainor 10/0/0, Tarantum Settlement Road" RG 11 Series 1, Box 1. page 86 PEIRO
1852 " Owen Trainor for work on Charlottetown ferry, 0-17-0 Dist 8, James Duffy" Road Letters and Ledgers RG 11, Series 1, Box 2 PEIPARO
1853 " Owen Trainor for work from Head of Pisquid to the line of lot 49,1-0-0 " From Fullerton's Marsh to the line of lot 35, 2-0-0. Also John Trainor " Road Letters and Ledgers RG 11, Series 1, Box 2 PEIPARO
A undated proprietors map of portions of Johnson's River and Donagh show the folowing farms. Beginning on the line of lot 48 and 35 on the South side of Donagh Road and heading East are the farms of Kenneth McDonald, Thomas Gorley, James Mullins, James ?, Arthur (unreadable) but now owned by James (unreadable), John Higgins now Edw Britt, Henry McWade, John Dunphy, now farms of the estate of J. A. McDonald are not shown, than Owen McAvinna, Michael Handrahan, Peter Trainor, Patrick Brazil, James Trainor, and Owen Trainor. Now on the North side of Donagh Rd heading West and opisite the farm of Owen Trainor is Calia McAvinna, Edward Trainor, James McAdams now Peter Trainor and Michael Handrahan.
Dec. 1859 A proriotors map of Donagh record the following farms; on the south side of Donagh Rd. the Western most farm is a un-named Trainor; to the East of him is the farm of Peter McAdams; and to the East of him the farm of Patrick Traynor. Oppisite the original Traynor farm on the North of Donagh Rd. is the farm of P. Murphy; to the east of him is the farm of P. Woods; to the East of him the farm of Justin McCarthy; to the East of him the farm of P. Beagan; to the East of him the farm of O. Beagan; to the East of him the farm of J. McAdams; East of him the farm of M. McNally, to the East of him the farm of F. or P. McKenna and to the east of him the farm of H. Sherry. 4,096F
1860 " for work on road from Monaghan Rd. to Johnson's River Bridge , folio 104 Owen Trainor 0-12-6; folio 106 Michael Handrigin 4-7-6. Road dist. 8, Robert Mutch" Road Letters and Ledgers RG 11, Series 1, Box 3 PEIPARO
1863 "Appropriation Road District #8,John and Owen Traynor for contract, when completed to Commissioners's satisfaction on road near J. McDonald's.3/0/0" Journal Of The House Of Assembly
1864 "John and Owen Traynor, for contract, when completed, to Commissioner's satisfaction, on road near J. McDonald's, 3 0 0" Journal of the House of Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1864 page table
1866 "for opening the remainder of the new road, laid out under the Road Compensation Act, in 1862, from Johnson's river bridge to James McDonald's, not including 30 chains of said road on the east end of thereof, let the year before last to owen Traynor & son, and which must now be finished to satisfaction of Commissioner for the amount than sold for, 20£" Journal of the House of Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1866 page D (7)
1871 Johnston's River; A village in township 35, parish of Bedford, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 10 miles, from Princetown 50 miles, from Georgetown 25 miles, from Summerside 50 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 200.
Beagan, Owen - teacher
Beagan, Patrick - farmer
Brazil, William - farmer
Burton, William - farmer
Cregan, Bernard - farmer
Cregan, Thomas - farmer
Dunphy, James - farmer
Dunphy, John - farmer
Gormley, Patrick - postmaster
Griffin, Martin - farmer
Hanrahan, Michael - farmer
Hughes, Patrick - farmer
Lund, Robert - farmer
McAdam, Peter - farmer
McCarthy, Justin - farmer
McAlvina, Owen - farmer
McAlvina, Patrick - farmer
McEwen, Bernard - farmer
McNally, John - farmer
McQuade, Henry - farmer
Monahan, John - farmer
Mullin, James - farmer
Trainor, Owen - farmer
Trainor, Edward - farmer
Trainor, James - farmer
Trainor, John - farmer
Trainor, Patrick - farmer
Trainor, Peter - farmer
White, Patrick - farmer
Wood, James - farmer Lovell's PEI Directory
Jan. 18, 1878 "William Smallwood, John Higgins, (and than ) Patrick Beagan, tenant 57, 48 acres, Rental 7 sterling, Class B land, Value $1.25. 3½ miles to shipping & manure - about 10 acres of worthless swamp. About 15 acres of poor inferior land. Balance good tillable land." (and than neighbors) Henry McQuaid, John Dunphy, Peter Trainor, Patrick Brazil, James Trainor, Francis McNally, Patrick ?, Bernard Trainor, now John McNally - squatters Peter Trainor 50 acres, James Trainor 50 acres, Owen McAvinnia 50 acres, and Owen Trainer 50 acres.
Feb.24,1878 Catherine Trainor, husband of Owen Trainor died at the age of 96 at Johnston's River. History of the Trainor Family on Prince Edward Island 1839 - 1992, by Reg G. Trainor.
1882 Owen Trainor 1787-1882 wife Catherine 1783-1879 / Bridget 1829-1889.Stone 200, St. Patrick’s cemetary, Ft. Augustus, PEI . Hazel Powell Matkovcik.
Feb.11,1883 Owen Trainor died fortified with the last sacrements of the church and on the 13th inst. his remains were intered in the cemetary of St. Patrick's church.
Feb. 16,1883 "Owen Trainer continued to reside at Johnston's River untill his death. The following article appeared on page 3 of the Examiner, February 16,1883: The death occurred at Johnston's River on February 11 of Owen Trainor, native of Donagh Parish, County Monaghan, Ireland, town land of Rarutagh, immigrated 1839 with family of 9 children. Seven still living. He has 19 grandchildren and 61 great grand children." History of the Trainor Family on Prince Edward Island 1839 - 1992, by Reg G. Trainor.
Events:
• Occupation. farmer
Owen married Catherine-[14] [MRIN:6]. (Catherine-[14] was born in 1783 in Rarootagh Twnsp, , Donagh Parish, Co Mon, died on 24 Feb 1879 in Johnson's River, PEI and was buried in St. Patrick's, Ft. Augustus, Stone 200.)
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