Canada Lumberjack

BOOTH, JOHN RUDOLPHUS, industrialist; b. 5 April 1827 near Waterloo, Lower Canada, son of John Booth and Eleanor Rooney (Rowley); m. 7 Jan. 1853 Rosalinda Cooke (d. 1886) in Kingsey township, Lower Canada, and so they had five daughters and three sons; d. 8 Dec. 1925 in Ottawa. The next oldest of this five kids of an Ulsterman along with his wife, John R. Booth came to be within the Eastern Townships. Historian William E. Greening reports that as a […]

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