The Descendants of
John Loveland and Ann King

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We do not wish to cause any harm or hardship to any member of our family and related families. Therefore we have excluded in the on-line listing all persons who are living and tried to limit the listing to those who have been dead for thirty or more years. With our present programs this is most easily done by listing only certain generations from the root person. Typically the last generation listed on-line would have been born in the 1870s and died before the 1970s.

Grandparents in Canada have a right to know the names of their grandchildren. Therefore we will only provide information about children to their grandparents. Any grandparent requesting information needs to identify themselves, their parents, and grandparents. If we are satisfied with the identity of the requesting person, we may supply the data. However we reserve the right to refuse any request, or to ask for further information

John Loveland and Ann King were married February 13, 1837. To the best of our knowledge they came from the central part of England. Eventually the family emigrated to Canada and settled in the Eastern Townships of Quebec.

Although there are not many Lovelands in Canada, they claim they make up for it in quality. For the most part they were farmers or factory workers. The thing they shared in common was their ability to work hard.

Data has been gathered mainly from family records handed down. Full credit must be given to late Pearl Livingstone of Leduc Alberta for her research in taking the family back several generation in England. The work continues.

This is an active database of present day descendants. It is kept offline in a personal computer. It is not published online nor distributed. There is room in the database for full name, place and date of birth, marriage, death, and burial. Please send changes on individuals to Ian & Lorene Sinclair at:
thesinclairs at cogeco dot ca

For web site changes, please contact Lorne Bowerman at:
lorne at bowerman dot ca

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This web site produced 6 April 2012 by Personal Ancestral File, a product of
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.