Notes In 1884, John Fitzjohn, 14, arrived at Rimouski, Quebec, Canada, along with a group of 51 children accompanied by Miss Edwards.
"Sixteenth Annual Report of the Local Government Board, 1886-87; Copy of Reports of Inspection of Children sent out to Canada, as of February 12, 1887.
Report of Mr. W. J. Wills, Government Immigration Agent at Ottawa, Ontario.
John FitzJohn, from Whitechapel Union, placed with Francis Ryan, lot 14, 11th Con., Ramsay, Pakenham P.O., Co. Lanark. A good boy, comfortably clothed, well placed, no school."
On February 4, 1896, at Pembroke, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada, a marriage was registered between John Fitzjohn, 23, lumberer, born in England to William and Mary Fitzjohn; and Matilda Irene Sutherland, 23, born in Stafford, Ontario, Canada, to David Sutherland and Elizabeth King.
There were at least 6 children born of this marriage: Ada Irene Fitzjohn, born August 2, 1896, at Renfew, Ontario, Canada; Inez May Fitzjohn, born January 24, 1900, at Renfew, Ontario, Canada; William Duncan Fitzjohn, born May 18, 1902, at Renfew, Ontario, Canada; David Lloyd Fitzjohn, born August 26, 1906, at Renfew, Ontario, Canada; Mary Agnes Fitzjohn, born April 24, 1910, at Renfew, Ontario, Canada; and Margaret Jean Fitzjohn, born May 18, 1913.
On January 5, 1923, at Pembroke, Renfew, Ontario, Canada, Matilda Sutherland Fitzjohn, 50, died of breast cancer after a mastectomy and radiation failed. She is buried at Pembroke, Renfew, Ontario, Canada.