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1836 Sheridan, Ontario - 1928 London, England. Known for: Landscape, frontier genre and animal painting.
The following is from Janice Frost of Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is seeking more information. Frederick Arthur Verner is the son of Arthur Verner, Armaugh Co., Ireland whose brother was Sir William... Read full biography
The following is from Janice Frost of Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is seeking more information. Frederick Arthur Verner is the son of Arthur Verner, Armaugh Co., Ireland whose brother was Sir William Verner of Verner's Bridge. The barontage is now extinct since the Verner male descendancy is no longer.... Read full biography
The following is from Janice Frost of Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is seeking more information. Frederick Arthur Verner is the son of Arthur Verner, Armaugh Co., Ireland whose brother was Sir William Verner of Verner's Bridge. The barontage is now extinct since the Verner male descendancy is no longer. Only daughters remain in that lineage. Frederick Arthur Verner's ancestors can be found in Sir Bernard Burke's " Extinct Peerage and Barontage" under the heading: VERNER. Since the Barontage is... Read full biography
The following is from Janice Frost of Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is seeking more information. Frederick Arthur Verner is the son of Arthur Verner, Armaugh Co., Ireland whose brother was Sir William Verner of Verner's Bridge. The barontage is now extinct since the Verner male descendancy is no longer. Only daughters remain in that lineage. Frederick Arthur Verner's ancestors can be found in Sir Bernard Burke's " Extinct Peerage and Barontage" under the heading: VERNER. Since the Barontage is extinct, you will have difficulty finding this record in recent reprints of Burke's volumes. An uncle of Frederick's named John Willoughby Verner lived in London in 1880s so some of the family moved from Ireland to London whereas others moved to Canada.... Read full biography
The following is from Janice Frost of Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is seeking more information. Frederick Arthur Verner is the son of Arthur Verner, Armaugh Co., Ireland whose brother was Sir William Verner of Verner's Bridge. The barontage is now extinct since the Verner male descendancy is no longer. Only daughters remain in that lineage. Frederick Arthur Verner's ancestors can be found in Sir Bernard Burke's " Extinct Peerage and Barontage" under the heading: VERNER. Since the Barontage is extinct, you will have difficulty finding this record in recent reprints of Burke's volumes. An uncle of Frederick's named John Willoughby Verner lived in London in 1880s so some of the family moved from Ireland to London whereas others moved to Canada. Frederick would have visited his Uncle John Willoughby Verner (who spent some time in South Africa). My knowledge of this fam... Read full biography
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- The Glenbow MuseumJanuary 1995Wilkinson, ToddWildlife Art