James Slavin - line 36

Source - Year: 1851; Census Place: Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario; Microfilm: C-11716; Item Number: 1294421

John Slavin - line 38

Found under "John Slavan"

Source - Year: 1861; Census Place: Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario, Canada; Microfilm: C-1012-1013; Page: 41

Source - Ontario, Canada, Roman Catholic Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1760-1923 (St. Philip's)

John Slavin - line 3

Transcribed as John Heaven. I have no idea who "Zell Corus" is.

Source - Year: 1871; Census Place: Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario, Canada; Microfilm: C-10015; Page: 29

John Slavin - line 12

Source - Year: 1881; Census Place: Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario, Canada; Microfilm: C-13231; Page 31

John Slavin - line 3

Province: Ontario

District: Leeds and Grenville North

District Number: 85

Sub-district: Oxford

Household Number: 67

Source - Year: 1891; Census Place: Oxford, Leeds and Grenville North, Ontario, Canada; Household Number: 67

John Slavin - line 14

Province/Territory: Ontario

District Name: LEEDS & GRENVILLE (North/Nord)

District Number: 82

Sub-district Name: Oxford

Sub-district Number: e-7

Schedule: 1

Reference: RG31, Statistics Canada

Microfilm Reel Number: T-6478

Finding Aid Number: 31-40

Source - Year: 1901; Census Place: Oxford, Leeds and Grenville North, Ontario, Canada; Microfilm Reel Number: T-6478

John Slavin - line 22

Source - Year: 1911; Census Place: Oxford, Grenville, Ontario, Canada; Microfilm: T-20373; Page: 9; Item Number: 6929404

John Slavin - line 32

Source - Year: 1921; Census Place: Oxford, Grenville, Ontario, Canada; Page: 3; Item Number: 2002811

Source - Canada, Ontario Deaths, 1869-1937 and Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947

The death of Mr. John Slavin, which occurred on June 28th, and to which a brief reference was made in our last issue, removed a very highly esteemed resident of Oxford, and one of its oldest citizens.

Born at Throoptown in 1837, he moved to Marlborough, at the age of 12 years. There he resided until 1884, since when he has been a residet of this vicinity.

His wife, Miss Catharine O'Meara, predeceased him five years.

Source - (Kemptville) Weekly Advance - Jul 7, 1927