Gen 2 Philip Elisha Chugg

Gen 3 David James Chugg

Gen 3 Philip Edgar Chugg

Gen 3 William Chugg

Gen 3 George Edward Chugg

Gen 3 Agnes May Chugg

Gen 3 Thelma Annie Chugg

 

Gen 3 Melissa Pearl Chugg

Philip Elisha Chugg and Anne Jane Thompson  Chugg Family Generation 2 Canada        Back

Annie Jane Thompson Chugg & Philip Elisha Chugg

courtesy of Philles Chugg Proudfoot (their granddaughter).

The Philip Elisha Chugg family in Fort MacLeod in 1911. Mrs. Philip Chugg us residing with the family.

Back row:  Agnes May Chugg, David Chugg, Philip Edgar Chugg, Thelma Chugg, George Chugg, Bill Chugg, Pearl Chugg Seated: Annie Jane Thompson Chugg and Philip Elisha Chugg of Fort McLeod, Alberta and Granum, Alberta.  Annie came from Wakefield, Quebec and Philip came from Hull Township Quebec having been raised on Aylmer Road and Deschenes Road. Farm in Granum, Alberta: Annies sister Katherine Julia Thompson was married to Charles Robert Chugg, Philip Elishas brother. They lived in Parkbeg, Saskatchewan until Charles died. Aunt Katie as she was called lived with her brother Edward Thomspon who farmed adjacent to Philip Elisha Chugg on the south side of Philips land.  Ebenezer Rogers Chugg farmed about 1 mile north of Philip. Eb had about 3 sections of land. Philip had about 3 sections of land, but son Dave was listed with one half section of the land.    Memories about Philip Elisha Chugg from Philles (Timmy) Chugg Proudfoot: Yes I knew my grandfather but my grandmother passed away in January 1936 and I was born in December of that year. I was 17 when grammpa passed away and I was at his service in Fort MacLeod. He would come on the bus out to Black Diamond, always impeccably dressed, and very pleasant. When I was 10 I made him half cooked fried potatoes and greasy pork chops. I thought he was a very elegant looking man. Did not meet Ebenezer.

Marriage of Philip Elisha Chugg of Hull Quebec and Ann Jane Thompson of Wakefield Quebec March 22, 1888.

72 nd Birthday notice of Philip Elisha Chugg at McLeod, Alberta November 15, 1939.

Some of the Thompson women - Katherine Julia (Charles Chugg's wife) is second from left.                                                   Annie Jane (Philip Elisha Chugg's second wife) is second from the right. Her                                                    marriage registry is above this photo. Her obituary is beneath.                                                    She is the mother sitting beside her husband Philip Elisha Chugg. Isabella Larmour Thomson, mother of the girls is seated third from the right. Her headstone is pictured below. The girls brother, Edward Thompson, lived next to Philip Elisha Chugg as seen below on the land map. Their other brother David Thompson lived with Annie and Philip Elisha Chugg for ten years in Alberta until his death at the age of 70. Ottawa: Addresses and Land   1893 Address for Philip Elisha Chugg   with his mother at same residence. Catherine Chugg widowed.   Chugg family in Ottawa 1891   Philip Elisha Chugg Northeast 1/4 Lot 5 Concession 2 Rideau Front 1908. Philip moved to Alberta in 1907.

Annie Chugg burned with Gas stove explosion at the Lang home.

Mother and Father of Ann Jane Thompson, Catherine Julia Thompson  and Edward Thompson  Isabella is buried in Rupert Union Cemeteryin the Gatineau Region.

Family History of Philip Elisha Chugg - Leavings/ Granum Alberta

Return of Philip Chugg to MacLeod, Alberta from Clairmont, Alberta. His son, Philip Edgar Chugg, grandson Philip Elmer Chugg, greatgrandson Michael Philip Chugg and great great grandson Todd Donaldson all continued to work the same land east of Clairmont, Alberta from that time until 2006. The land in possession of Bob Donaldson and his wife, Leslie Anne Chugg (daughter of Philip Elmer Chugg) was sold in 2007.

Philip Edgar Chugg, my grandfather had a team of eight black horses. My father used to plow with them and harvest with them. Philip Elisha Chugg owned prize winning animals. This may be either my great grandfather's horses or my grandfather's horses. Photo sent by Timmie Proudfoot ( Philles Chugg daughter of Bill Chugg and granddaughter of Philip Elisha Chugg)

Philip Elisha enters his animals at the fair.    It is said that he was as thrifty as his brother. They say that he put his money in the bank in Alberta and lost it all  in the crash. Ebenezer put his money in land and lost nothing.  Great Grandpa Philip was known to visit his family in Alberta by hitching his big car up to his draft horses and have the horses pull the car to where he needed to go. They called this mode of transportation in the depression in Alberta, the Bennett buggy.

The Chugg land north of McLeod, Alberta and east of Granum. Note other lands such as Ebenezer and David Chugg's land, the De Maere's land, the Connolly land, the Thompson land and the Ellis land. These names haave been in the family for quite awhile.

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