Daniel Wilbert Young Wilson

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1996, Wednesday October 9, The Ottawa Citizen, page D11
WILSON, Daniel Wilbert Young
Passed away Tuesday morning, October 8, 1996, in the Grove Nursing Home, Arnprior, Ontario, Daniel Wilson, formerly of R.R. 1 Arnprior, in his 95th year. Beloved husband of 66 years to Gladys Elizabeth Belle McIntyre. Dear father of Wayne and his wife Jane of Arnprior. Predeceased by a son Billie and an infant daughter at birth. Resting at the Boyce Funeral Home Ltd., 138 Daniel Street North, Arnprior, where friends may call Wednesday 2 - 4 p.m. and 7 -9 p.m., and after 12 noon Thursday October 10, 1995. Funeral service to held in the chapel at 2 p.m. with Reverend Donald Wachenschwanz of Grace St Andrew's United Church officiating. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte, Ontario.

Family/Spouse: Gladys Eizabeth "Belle". Gladys was born on 2 Jul 1906 in McNab Township, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada; died on 4 Mar 1997 in Arnprior, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William "Billie" Wilson was born in 1936 in Arnprior, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada; died on 28 Nov 1941 in Arnprior, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.
2. Wayne Wilson

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1933, Thursday August 10, The Almonte Gazette, page 8
Thomas G. Wilson
Mr Thomas George Wilson passed away at his home on the 2nd line of Fitzroy at 5 o'clock, Thursday morning, August 3rd in his 71st year. Deceased had been ill since the middle of May, and although able to go about, and been in indifferent health for the past eight years, suffering from injuries to his spine resulting from a fall from a load of grain. Mr Wilson was born in Lanark Township near Clayton Village, the oldest son of the Daniel and Catherine Wilson. In the spring of 1892 he purchased the farm on the 2nd line of Fitzroy where the remainder of his life was spent. In December, 1892, he was married to Miss Jessie Young, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Young of the 10th line of Ramsay. Left to mourn the loss of the deceased are his widow; one son, Daniel W.Y. Wilson at home, and the latter's wife, formerly Miss Gladys McIntyre; four sisters, Mrs Andrew Cochran, Ramsay; Mrs Angus Sutherland and Miss Hattie Wilson, Almonte; Mrs W.H. Phillips, Regina; four brothers, Wm L. of Clayton; R.C., of Toronto; J.W.S., of Arnprior, and Howard D. of Arnprior. The funeral was held on Saturday, August 5th, from his late residence to the Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte, was largely attended by friends, relatives and old schoolmates from Almonte, Carleton Place, Innisville, Clayton, Arnprior and surrounding country and Mr and Mrs Young, Detroit. service was conducted by Rev J.M. MacDonald, B.A., B.D., of Grace-St Andrew's United church, Arnprior. Pallbearers were: Messrs Michael W. Moran, Thomas Goodwin, Isaac Halpenny, William Clarke, Lloyd McLellan and Wesley Johnston, all of Fitzroy township. The esteem in which deceased was held was evidenced by the number of beautiful floral tributes among which were a spray from the school board on the 2nd line of Fitzroy, where Mr Wilson served as a trustee for many years, and a spray from the Fitzroy Women's Institute.

Thomas married Jessie Young. Jessie (daughter of William Young and Marion Nicholson) was born in 1859 in Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Canada West; died on 29 Apr 1945 in Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada; was buried on 1 May 1945 in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Jennet Young
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1945, Thursday May 10, The Arnprior Chronicle, page 5
Mrs Thomas G. Wilson
On Sunday, April 29th, there passed away at her home in Fitzroy, a respected citizen in the person of Mrs Thos Wilson in her 86th year. Born in Ramsay, she was the daughter of the late Wm Young and his wife Marion Nicholson. In 1893 she was married to Thomas Wilson and moved to their home on the 2nd line of Fitzroy where she had resided ever since. Surviving to mourn her loss is one son Daniel and his wife, the former Gladys McIntyre; also three brothers, William of Detroit, Stephen of Saskatoon and Peter A. of Vancouver, B.C. The funeral which was largely attended, took place from her late residence on Tuesday afternoon. Rev D.H. Woodhouse conducted the service. Interment was in Auld Kirk cemetery, Almonte. The pallbearers were W.A. Young, J.W.S. Wilson, Mort Ritchie, James Turner, Alex Cochrane and Bert Young. Floral offering were received from the following: The Family, Mr and Mrs J.W.S. Wilson; Mrs Robt Young, Alma and Bert; Mrs Nellie ay and Mr and Mrs Chas Cunningham; Mrs and Mrs Richard Potter, Mr and Mrs Garnet Potter, Mr and Mrs Wesley Johnson, Miss Jean McIntyre, Mr and Mrs W.J. McIntyre, Mrs P. Y. Sutherland and Mr and Mrs Mort Richie.

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1914, Friday January 16, The Almonte Gazette, front page
The Late William Young
In the last week's Gazette mention was made of the death of Mr Wm Young, of the 10th line of Ramsay, he having passed away on Thursday morning January 5th, at the advanced age of 87 years. The late Mr Young was born in 1827 at Brae Head, in the parish of Kilbride, Scotland. He was a son of the late Robt. Young, who came to Canada in 1832, and who afterward settled upon the farm latterly owned by Mr P.J. Young, on the 9th line. Here Mr Wm Young lived until 1857, when he was married to Miss Marion Nicholson, a daughter of the late Alex. Nicholson of Ramsay, and went to the farm, "Brae Head," upon which he spent the balance of his life. A family of nine children, seven sons and two daughters, were born to them, the only break in the family being the death of Dr. John Young, who died suddenly at Smiths Falls, on Jan. 17th, 1901. The others are Robert W., on the homestead, Alex N., in Ottawa; William M., in Detroit, Mich,; Rev Stephen, at Lanigan Sask.; Peter A., at Crystal City, Man.; Rev Henry at Seven Person, Alta.; George at home; Jessie (Mrs T.G. Wilson), Arnprior, and Annie (Mrs P.Y. Sutherland), in Ramsay. Mrs Young is also living, and is over eighty years, and is more bright and active than many people ten or fifteen years her junior. Of the late Mr Young brothers and sisters there are still living, Mr John Young, of Almonte; Rev Stephen Young, of Clifford; Mr P.J. Young, of Almonte; Mrs Foster, at Casselman, and Mrs Robt. Buckham of Ottawa, Mrs Toshack and Mrs G. Buckham are dead. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon, and had it not been for the extremely inclement weather, it would have been one of the largest if not the very largest, ever seen in Ramsay township. As it was, the cortege was almost a mile long and was a splendid tribute to the memory of the deceased. The services at the home and at the cemetery were conducted by Rev S.G. Brown. The pallbearers were fellow-members of the session -- Messrs. A.M. Greig, R. Young (Ottawa), D. Stewart, Angus Sutherland, J.D. Robertson and Jas McLeod. Friends from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr Wm Young, of Detroit, Rev Stephen Young from Clifford, Ont., Messrs Alex N. Young and Robt. Young of Ottawa, Messrs John and Wm Young and Mrs Andrew Young, Mr and Mrs T.G. Wilson and Mr and Mrs W. Cavers from Arnprior, and Mr Geo Buckham from Torbolton. The late Mr Young was of a very quiet disposition, and was a man of few words. He was a man of strong convictions, and when he had taken a position regarding any question of right or wrong he was always found on what he believed to be the right side, and it required a strong argument to induce him to change his decision. While attending the services in the Free church at the eighth line he was ordained an elder of that congregation during the pastorate of the late Rev Wm McKenzie, and when the congregation removed to St John's church, about 1867, he was retained in that position, which he held until his death. After the death of Mr Watson several months ago, Mr and Mrs Young were the oldest couple living, of those who were among the earliest members of St John's church. Mr Young was for about twenty years superintendent of what was known as the Green Bush Sunday school, retaining the position until, in Rev Knowles' time, it was removed to Blakeney. A good neighbour, a kind friend, a ready sympathizer and willing helper in trouble, his passing has removed another of the fast-disappearing links which has bound the present with the past, and in the passing of whom there is distinct loss to the community.

William married Marion Nicholson in 1857. Marion (daughter of Alexander Nicholson and Janet "Jessie" McIntosh) was born in 1833 in Ontario, Canada; died on 11 Apr 1918 in Blakeney, Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Almonte Gazette, Almonte, Ontario, Canada, 12 Apr 1918, p.1, col. 6.,
An Octegenarian at Rest.
When the word spread abroad a few days ago that Mrs. Wm. Young of the tenth line of Ramsay, was seriously ill of pneumonia, hope were expressed by many that she might recover, but such was not to be, and this Thursday morning at six o'clock, she passed peacefully away to enter the home beyond, in her 85th year. The late Mrs. Young was Marion Nicholson, a daughter of the late Alexander Nicholson of Ramsay, and she was married to Mr. Wm. Young in 1857 and went to "Brae Head" farm where they lived until January 7th, 1914, when Mr. Young died. Nine children were born to them, seven sons and two daughters, and with one exception, that of Dr. John Young, who died suddenly at Smiths Falls on January 17th, 1901, the family circle is still intact. Those who are living are Robt. W., on the homestead; Alex. N., in Ottawa; Wm. M., at Detroit, Mich.; Rev. Stephen at Saskatoon, Sask.; Peter A., of Crystal City, Man., (at present at Tampa, Florida); Rev. Henry at Morningside, Alta.; Geo., at home; Jessie (Mrs. T.G. Wilson), Arnprior; Annie (Mrs. P. Y. Sutherland), Ramsay. There are 17 grandchildren still living. The late Mrs. Young was a Presbyterian, and was a member of St. John's church in Almonte, prior to which she was connected with the eighth line church when Rev. Mr. Smith was the minister. There she was a regular attendant at the services at a time when to do so meant much more of a sacrifice of comfort and ease than it does today, and when she became an attender of St. John's church she was just as earnest and faithful until declining years and relaxing energy rendered it impossible for her to continue so consistent a course. The funeral will take place on Saturday, 13th inst., from the residence of her son, Robt. W. Young, to the eight line cemetery.
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1870, Saturday July 23, The Almonte Gazette, page 2

?b?The Late Robert Young Of Ramsay?/b?
The words at the head of this paragraph will send a pang to many a heart; for, there are few men we could name more widely known in this locality, and more highly esteemed, than was Robert Young. The comparatively short illness which preceded his death, on the evening of Sabbath last, affording so little pre-intimation, will make the stroke more deeply felt. It is hard to realize that, that familiar face shall be seen among us no more, and that, that cheerful voice is now silenced for ever. Since the time Mr Young came to Ramsay, now thirty-eight years ago, he has occupied a prominent social position. He had many admirable personal qualities which made him greatly liked, and led to his acquaintance being universally sought. He was cheerful and joyous in his temperament, genial and kindly in his disposition, and more than ready to fulfil all the offices of good neighbourship. Those who had the privilege of enjoying his closer friendship can never forget his fund of real and true kindness and warmth of heart, and the tenderness and affection which he could not forbear to show when the occasion called for it. How often has that kindly face come like a benediction to lighten trouble. As an agriculturalist he was foremost amongst those who took a lively interest in the advancement of that science, his council and advice being always looked for by the Director of the N.L. Agricultural Society of which he had been always a member and very often Vice-President. He will be greatly missed in many ways, and not least in the congregation of which he was a member. Ever since the Presbyterian worship was organized in Ramsay thirty-six years ago, Mr Young had conducted the praise in his congregation. First, in the Stone Church on the eighth line in Mr Fairburn's time; then in the Free Church there; and latterly in St John's Church, Almonte. He occupied his accustomed place on the Sabbath immediately preceding that on which he died, leading the praise of the congregation and hearing the word of God for the last time in the sanctuary on earth from the lips of his son. He was of sincere though unaffected piety, taking a large-hearted interest in every good work, an liberal in his support of them. We feel his death as a public loss. And what must it be to his surviving partner, and family? If a sincere sympathy with them in the sorrow of their bereavement can be any consolation, they have this, deeply and widespread. Mr Young had just completed his sixty eight year.

Robert married Anne "Annie" Mason on 5 Jun 1825 in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Anne (daughter of John Mason and Elizabeth "Betty" Corse) was born in 1802 in Cambuslang Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died on 3 Feb 1873 in Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Annie Mason
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• Alt. Birth: 1805, Johnstone, Renfrewshire Scotland; as recorded in find a grave

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Memorial Marker for Alexander Nicholson and Janet McIntosh: In memory of Alexander Nicholson died Nov 23 1876 [actually 1877] aged 86 Yrs also his wife Janet McIntosh died Jan 19 [actually 17], 1875 aged 70 [actually she was older] Natives of Inverness Scotland. [Note, while the memorial marker for Alexander Nicholson and Janet McIntosh state that they were "natives of Inverness Scotland," it is unlikely that Alexander was born in Inverness. His legal death record states he was born in Perthshire. A search of births of Alexander Nicholsons during the early 1790's show zero in Inverness and multiple for Perthshire. Furthermore the memorial marker states slightly incorrect dates and ages indicating that the memorial marker may have been placed some time afterward by adult children or grandchildren whose knowledge of their birth origins may have been faulty. Since it is not likely Alexander was a native of Inverness, perhaps his parents were. Furthermore, it is likely that his wife Janet McIntosh was a native of Inverness (as the McIntosh clan hails from there).

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Memorial Marker for Alexander Nicholson and Janet McIntosh: In memory of Alexander Nicholson died Nov 23 1876 [actually 1877] aged 86 Yrs also his wife Janet McIntosh died Jan 19 [actually 17], 1875 aged 70 [actually she was older] Natives of Inverness Scotland. [Note, while the memorial marker for Alexander Nicholson and Janet McIntosh state that they were "natives of Inverness Scotland," it is unlikely that Alexander was born in Inverness. His legal death record states he was born in Perthshire. A search of births of Alexander Nicholsons during the early 1790's show zero in Inverness and multiple for Perthshire. Furthermore the memorial marker states slightly incorrect dates and ages indicating that the memorial marker may have been placed some time afterward by adult children or grandchildren whose knowledge of their birth origins may have been faulty. Since it is not likely Alexander was a native of Inverness, perhaps his parents were. Furthermore, it is likely that his wife Janet McIntosh was a native of Inverness (as the McIntosh clan hails from there).

Alexander married Janet "Jessie" McIntosh in 1819. Janet (daughter of John McIntosh and Helen McDonald) was born in Scotland; was christened on 14 Jun 1790 in Moulin, Perthshire, Scotland; died on 17 Jan 1875 in Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay, Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Jessie McIntosh
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