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 Pearl Livingstone for her research in taking the family back several generation in England. The work continues.
Corrections or additional information are always welcomed. A GEDCOM file can be made available for full or partial data. You may contact me at though the site below.
A related family web-site for my wife's family is The Pond Family.
The web site for my direct ancestor, on my Mother's side, James Coshen Peck (son of Jacobus Peeck and Elizabeth Peeck) and Anna Weese. Cos was the great-great-great grandson of Jan Peeck, who is also the subject of a website.
The web site for my direct ancestor on my Father's side is Jonathon Bowerman (son of Ichabod and Jane Richmond) and Sarah Vincent.
My email address and these sites are available through www.bowerman.ca
Lorne A. Bowerman
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