A Canadian Terhune Family
	Ontario Terhunes This page was pieced together from Ontario census, LDS records and a few on-line sources. If anyone has any other information please e-mail me: stu911atmacdotcom.
Home Page Outline Index of Surnames Arrival in America American Generation First Family 2nd Generation 3rd Generation 4-5th Generation North to Nova Scotia 6th Generation 7th Generation 8th Generation West to BC 9th Generation 10th Generation Ontario Terhunes Migration Looseleaves Main Surnames Kambick looseleaves Burley Moffatt Photo Album R. M. Terhune G. W. Terhune A. G. Terhune Misc. Other Terhune Information T-Wharf Story Newer Pics	Albert TERHUNE (b. May 7, 1764 ch. May 27, 1764 Schraalenburgh, Bergen, NJ, d. Mar 15, 1839 Canada). Son of William (Guiliaem) TERHUNE (ch Oct 10 1736-Jan 4, 1785).and Mary (Markyie) BERTHOLF (b. 1738 d. 8 Apr 1820). Albert married abt 1789 Norfolk, Ont (LDS) Mary VAN RIPER (RYPER) (b. 5 Dec1768 in NJ d.15 Dec 1839). This Albert and the Albert who went to Nova Scotia were first cousins. Given the dates, it is likely that this Albert was also a Loyalist. Children of Albert and Mary VAN RIPER Terhune. Some of these children could have been born in NJ. "The Trail of the Huguenots" by Elmore Reaman states that "Terhunes migrated from Hackensack, NJ to Vittoria, Norfolk, Cy in 1833. Albert and Mary Van Ryper Terhune along with their son, Gillian, his wife Mary Roome Terhune and their grandson, Garrett Terhune. --1816 or earlier, Albert came to Ontario from Pompton Plains, NJ. The Land Registry shows that in 1816 lots 6,7,8,and 9, concession 6, Walpole Twp., Haldiman Co., were registered to Albert Terhune. This land was apparently bought from Joseph Ryerson who also came from Pompton Plains and was connected to the Terhunes by marriage. ---"They moved from an old time Dutch farm in a settled community to a cabin in the bush. Their new home was no doubt something less than elegant, but their new farm covered an area of 800 acres.(Source:James Terhune, New Brunswick, Canada) i. Gilliam Terhune (b. 4 Nov 1790 in Pompton Plains, NJ d. 13 Jun 1840 in Pompton Plains, NJ) mar.9 Jan 1813 to Mary ( Maria, Mariah) ROOME (b 25 Mar 1792 in Norfolk, Ont or Pompton Plains? d. 3 Jul 1870 in Cleveland, OH) dau of Samuel ROOME and Anna COURTER. 1871 census has Mary Terhune ae 78 born NJ. Gilliam , Mary, and their 7 children came to Norfolk Co., Ont. in 1836. They spent the first winter as guests of the Ryerson family. (18.) --Gilliams father , Albert, died in 1839 and Gilliam died shortly thereafter on a visit to Pompton Plains in 1840. --The family came to Norfolk County in 1836 and spent the first winter as guests of the Ryerson Family. Land records show that Gulliam purchased Lot 31,Conc.2, part of lot 21, Conc. 3 and part of lot 23, all in Charlotte Twp. In 1839, he inherited 800 acres in Walpole Twp. from his father FAMILY ii Fytie TERHUNE (b. 11 Jul 1788 in Pompton Plains NJ) marr. Martin S. BERRY. -Jane Berry(b. 22 Nov 1816 in NJ) marr first cousin Albert TERHUNE (b. 30 Mar 1816, d. abt 1890) -Albert Terhune (b. 13 Feb 1836). -John Berry (b. 10 Apr. 1810), -Maria Berry (20 Feb. 1812), -Susanna Berry (b. 10 Nov 1814), -Catharine Berry (b. 19 Aug 1818,) -Samuel Berry (b. 12 Mar 1820), -Albert Berry (b. 27 Aug 1823).