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10001	Plots L.K.D.C. B31 to B42 Stone 204 Rev John WILKIE D.D Aug 2, 1851 - Apr 25, 1928 Pioneer missionary in India for 49 yrs died on the Red Sea in route to Canada His wife Agnes Wilson NEILSON Jan 31, 1848 - July 16, 1943 Janet McFarlane NEILSON 1864 - 1944 Footstone: Janet; Mother	Neilson, Agnes Wilson (I8230)
10002	Plots L.K.D.C. B31 to B42 Stone 204 Rev John WILKIE D.D Aug 2, 1851 - Apr 25, 1928 Pioneer missionary in India for 49 yrs died on the Red Sea in route to Canada His wife Agnes Wilson NEILSON Jan 31, 1848 - July 16, 1943 Janet McFarlane NEILSON 1864 - 1944 Footstone: Janet; Mother	Neilson, Janet McFarlane "Jessie" (I8238)
10003	Plots L.K.D.C. B31 to B42 Stone 204 Rev John WILKIE D.D Aug 2, 1851 - Apr 25, 1928 Pioneer missionary in India for 49 yrs died on the Red Sea in route to Canada. According to his wifes Obituary he was buried at sea. His wife Agnes Wilson NEILSON Jan 31, 1848 - July 16, 1943 Janet McFarlane NEILSON 1864 - 1944 Footstone: Janet; Mother	Wilkie, Rev John D. D. (I8460)
10004	Polio Takes Life of Mrs. Russell Ormseth Polio struck swiftly and stealthily to end the life of a young mother of three small children as she was being rushed in an ambulance to University hospital in Minneapolis for treatment late Sunday afternoon. Mrs . Russell Ormseth, 25, lapsed into unconsciousness near Glencoe and died a few moments later at 4:45 p.m. Mrs. Ormseth had a sore throat and had not been feeling well early last week but when she apparently recovered she and her husband decided to spend the remainder of his vacation in northern Minnesota. They were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rasmussen, former Canbyans, in Taconite, when the illness returned and early Sunday morning a doctor was called. He diagnosed it as a mild case of polio. At 2 a.m., they started back to Canby and when they arrived consulted a Canby doctor who advised going immediately to University hospital. As they neared Glencoe, Mr. Ormseth suggested that his wife try to sleep and she said she did feel tired and in a few minutes was asleep. She had been asleep a few minutes when Mr. Ormseth noticed that a pulsation in her throat had ceased and he called to Victor Larson, driver of the ambulance, to stop. They tried artificial respiration but she did not respond. Mr. Larson drove the ambulance into the Glencoe business section where a doctor said she was dead. Her death was from the only known case of infantile paralysis in the Canby community. Funeral services took place at Our Saviour's Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. O. H. Hove officiating, and burial was made in the Canby cemetery. During the service Henry Peterson sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Beyond the Sunset" with Mrs. Donald Peterson accompanying on the organ. Pallbearers were Ovie Carlson, Oscar Bengtson, Nils Lundvall, James Wiest, Alton Olson and Lester Bockes. Dorothy Shippy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shippy, was born August 9, 1927, in Canby and she lived her entire life in the Canby community, attending rural school in Lincoln county and graduating from Canby high school in 1946. After graduating she was employed in Woodward's and Lyslo's Grocery. She was married to Russell Ormseth in St. Stephen's church May 11, 1947. Three children were born and survive with their father. They are James Curtis, 4; Richard Lee, 2; and Carol Jean 10? months. Also surviving are her parents; a sister, Arlys Shippy, and two brothers, Wilbur and Wayne Shippy. Mrs. Ormseth was a member of the Circle of Our Saviour's Lutheran church and the American Legion Auxiliary.	Shippy, Dorothy Louise (I31803)
10005	Politician. Stairs served as a Member of the Nova Scotia Legislature Assembly from 1879 to 1882, and as a Member of the Conservative Party in the Canadian House of Commons in Ottawa, Ontario. Also a noted businessman, Stairs was a prominent member of the Stairs family from Nova Scotia, who made there money in shipping, and later was Director of several companies including the Eastern Trust, Nova Scotia Steel, Halifax Steamboat Company, Trinidad Electric and Royal Securities, and Consumer Cordage. His cousin was the famous Victorian-era explorer and adventurer, William Grant Stairs.	Stairs, John Fitzwilliam (I43054)
10006	PORTER, Edna Peacefully at Almonte Country Haven, on Saturday, May 27, 2006 at age 92. Edna Christena McEwen, beloved wife of the late Robert John Porter. Loving and cherished mother to Wilda. Dear sister and best friend of Alice McGregor (late Clarence). Predeceased by a sister Mary McEwen. Fondly remembered by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place for visiting on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in St. James Anglican Church, Franktown on Tuesday afternoon at 1 p.m. with Rev. Margo Whittaker officiating. Interment St. Augustine's Anglican Cemetery, Prospect. Memorial Donations to St. James Anglican Church, Franktown Special Projects Fund or Almonte Country Haven would be appreciated by the family. Condolences at www.kerryfh.ca	McEwen, Edna Christina (I34417)
10007	possible death http://genealogy.ehealthsask.ca/vsgs_srch.aspx Registration Number: 227 Last Name: KIDD First Name: FLORENCE MAY Sex: F Death Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 1914 / 2 / 7 Place of Death:	Kidd, Florence (I5007)
10008	possible marriage www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161211] Ottawa Journal (Birth, Marriage Death Notices), 1885 - 1980 Name:John Pritchard Kidd Gender:Male Notice Type:Engagement Marriage Date:1 Jun 1950 Marriage Place:Canada Father: John Kidd Mother: Kidd Spouse: Dorothy Isobel Brennan	Kidd, John Parsons (I4217)
10009	Possible marriage from Scotlands People SurnameGIFFORD ForenameROBERT Spouse NameSUSANNA LITSTER/FR121 (FR121) Date10/09/1816 Parish Number001/ Ref10 112 ParishBressay, Burra and Quarf	Family: Robert Gifford / (F3697)
10010	Possibly named Gertrude Kathleen at birth, but went by Kathleen, then Kaye. Former employee of Metropolitan, an insurance company. Married John Hamilton on Oct 25 1957.	Scharfe, Gertrude KATHLEEN (I42857)
10011	Possibly the son of Margaret (Cowie) Lockhart he is found with her and her parents on the 1871 Census at North Burgess Twp. as "Walter Shaw Cowie." Margaret Cowie married Arthur Lockhart September 4th, 1873 at Almonte and Walter is found with them on the 1881-1901 Censuses and with his widowed mother on the 1921 Census. He is found again at Almonte on an 1935 voter's list working as a painter. He is recorded on an 1955 voter's list as an inmate at the House of Industry and Elmwood Burial records record his death there on December 11th.	Lockhart, Walter Shaw (I15391)
10012	Posted 30 Mar 2013 by fumerton1 ?b?James Fumerton's Death?/b? In a will dated 1871-04-05 (a few days before his death ) he left his estate to his wife and after she died to be equally divided between their children William John; James Henry; Thomas Alexander; and David Lockart. The will uses the Fummerton spelling but is signed with his mark so James was illiterate. It would appear that James died following some kind of accident as his death was sudden. Allegedly he died from the effects of fighting "the great fire". Buried with his wife at St. Filians Cemetery, Beckwith Twp. Grave stone suggests be was born 1830. Death notice in Perth Courier dated 1871-05-05 indicates James was 40 yrs on his death. James is also buried in the same plot, C4, as his sons Wm J. Fumerton and James H. Fumerton and daughter Margaret J. Fumerton.	Fumerton, James (I37682)
10013	Powlett v University of Alberta, [1934] 2 WWR 209 A.L. Smith was a formidable criminal trial lawyer who was nationally respected. During a courtroom skirmish, no one could better articulate and apply the rules of evidence, practice and procedure. During his career, A.L. Smith was associated with many of Alberta's great law cases including Powlett vs. University of Alberta (hazing case), Solloway & Mills (bucket shop brokerage house bust), The Corona Hotel fire, and MacMillan vs. Brownlee. +++ http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanews/id/63647 archive with newspaper story about legal case in Hanna Herald, November 26, 1933 +++ http://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/oct-10-1933-father-sues-u-of-a-claiming-son-driven-insane-by-inititation-hazing [accessed 170211] EDMONTON A Calgary lawyer took the University of Alberta to court claiming his son was insane and in a mental institution in Ontario because of physical violence he suffered during initiation hazing in 1932, his freshman year as a law student. Horatio Powlett filed the lawsuit on behalf of his 19-year-old son Armand Powlett. It sought $200,000 in damages from the university, its board of governors and senate committee. The case was heard in supreme civil court (now the Court of Queen's Bench) and examined the responsibility of the university for the activities of its students in conducting initiation ceremonies. Forty witnesses testified during the two-week trial. Powlett's father told the court that during the initiation his son was told to go to Assinaboia Hall men's residence from Athabasca Hall, his residence, wearing only a dressing gown. He was one of eight freshman stripped of their clothing before taking part in a chariot race. Losing teams were tubbed made to stand under a cold shower. Powlett was also made to crawl on his hands and knees through an arch of students' legs and spanked. When he shared this information with Dr. Egerton Pope, director of medical services, the elder Powlett said he was told Pope knew all about it and told him the boy had always been of unstable mind and even without the initiation he would have become insane shortly. Later in the trial, a Montreal psychiatrist who examined Armand Powlett testified that he had recovered his mental health to where it was before he entered the U of A and could be de-institutionalized. In his ruling of Oct. 28, Justice William Carlos Ives awarded Powlett and his son $56,860 in compensation. I have no hesitation, whatever, in finding that the mental illness of the infant plaintiff was caused by the proceedings of initiation to which he was subjected. With equal clarity there emerges negligence on the part of all the defendants who being aware of the institution of initiation gave it tacit approval and permitted it to be carried on without any proper supervision, the judge said. The case led to the university abolishing freshman initiation in 1933. More recently, a U of A fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon, lost its formal status as a student group for five years after an investigation into allegations of hazing in 2011. A video allegedly showed people yelling at new recruits, telling them to eat their own vomit and closing them in a plywood box during an initiation weekend. The fraternity regained full status early in the fall of 2013, after demonstrating good behaviour and community leadership. czdeb@edmontonjournal.com To read more stories from the series This Day in Journal History, go to edmontonjournal.com/history +++	Powlett, Charles Armand (I4219)
10014	Predeceased by her husband David; parents Robert Gardiner and Hazel Dezell; siblings Ileane Cooper and Ivan Gardiner; and her grandson Willoughby Lewis. Loving mother of Donald, Laurie (Joe) and Julie (Robert). Survived by her sisters Marlyn (late Mac Storey) and Nora (Leonard Sadler). Much beloved grandmother and great-grandmother. Private graveside service will be held at United Cemeteries for family only. Alan R. Barker Funeral Home , Carleton Place. www.barkerfh.com	Gardiner, Irma Margaret (I29048)
10015	Predeceased by his parents Stuart and Ada (Toop) King, his stepmother Agnes (Gillie) King, and his beloved daughter Valerie. Tom enjoyed a wide range of jobs over the years including a posting to Germany while he was serving in the Canadian Army. He enjoyed meeting people and made friends wherever he went, as well as volunteering with the Lanark Township Fire Department, the Snow Road Snowmobile Club, Lanark Civitan Club, the Children's Aid Society, and the Eganville Legion. Tom enjoyed playing classic country music throughout his lifetime, and was a frequent entertainer at the monthly jams in Lanark, Perth, Smiths Falls, McDonald's Corners, and Eganville. Interment of ashes will be at Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton.	King, Thomas Walter "Tom" (I41438)
10016	Predeceased by his wife, Della Graham (nee Yuill), and his parents, Garland and Alice (nee Boucher) Graham. "His smile will live long in memory of the ones he left behind". Interment at Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Ashton	Graham, John James "Jim" (I26074)
10017	Predeceased by mother, Elizabeth Peters. Survived by wife of 38 years, Susan; 4 daughters, Kristin Peters, Megan Peters, Carly (Scott) Ritchlin and Lindsay (Jeff) Fitter; grandchildren, Alexis Becoats, Jada and Kiara Blue, Mia Ritchlin and Logan Fitter; father, Warren Peters; siblings, Marlene (Bernie) Keating, Marilyn Peters, Jeff (Vicki) Peters, Lois (Ed) Reich, Julie (Steve Apton) Peters, Susan (Randy) Naccarella and Robert Peters; mother-in-law, Arlene Coxford and many other members of the Coxford family; many aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews. Gary is a Veteran of the US Air Force and a 30+ year employee of Valeo	Peters, Gary Warren (I984)
10018	Predeceased by two brothers Gelnson and Ross.	Kirk, Kenneth John (I3291)
10019	predeceased his sister, Anne; see note for Anne's death	Kidd, Stewart E. (I5074)
10020	Presbyterian Church, Ashton	Family: Samuel HARVEY Simpson / Martha McLaughlin (F4678)
10021	Press Notices: "Former County Guard John W. Dale, Passes" "A resident of Westboro for the past 32 years and a guard at the Carleton jail for 21 years until his retirement last fall, John Wilber Dale, 25 Brandon street, died at a local hospital Thursday. Born and educated in Shawville, Que., he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Dale . He was married in Ottawa in 1914 to the former Mary Prendergast who survives. He was a member of the Westboro United Church. Surviving besides his wife, are four sons, Armand, William, Allen and Donald, all of Westboro; one daughter, Frances, at home; one brother Fred, and one sister, Mrs. Arthur Dale, (Louella Margaret Lillian) both of Ottawa. The funeral will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the parlours of the Tubman Funeral Home , 403 Richmond Road. The service will be conducted by the Rev. A.P. Menzies. Interment will be in Merivale cemetery."	Dale, John Wilber (I43008)
10022	Presumed to be lost at sea as a result of enemy action. He was enroute to the United Kingdom. Clerk Stenographer. Residence was 10 Maynard st. Toronto. His Father was John Morrison Slater	Slater, Pvt. John Frederick Richard "Bud" (I15787)
10023	previous marriage??? 001802-74 (Carleton Co): Andrew ARGUE, 23, farmer, Goulbourn, same, s/o Andrew & Ann ARGUE married Ann Jane WILSON, 18, Goulbourn, same, d/o Archibald & Mary WILSON. Wit: Archibald WILSON and John WILSON, res not given. May 8, 1874 at Richmond ===== 1891 census Name: Andrew S Argue Gender: Male Marital Status: Widowed Age: 85 Birth Year: abt 1806 Birthplace: Ireland Relation to Head of House: F Religion: Methodist French Canadian: No Father's Birth Place: Ireland Mother's Birth Place: Ireland Province: Ontario District Number: 55 District: Carleton Subdistrict: Goulbourn Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Andrew G Argue 42 Levina Argue 27 Hobert Argue 16 Lila Argue 14 Ernest Argue 7 Ollie Argue 4 Myrtle Argue 2 Wesley Argue 4/12 Andrew S Argue 85 Walliam Smith 17	Argue, Andrew Gideon (I3796)
10024	Prinegrove Cenetery section	McDougall, Christina (I5327)
10025	Private McDiarmid participated in the attack at the North West of Vimy (Hill 145 of Vimy Ridge); missing, he was presumed to have lost his life during the Vimy Ridge attack. Military Service- Rank: Private Service Number: 219202 Age: 20 Force: Army Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) Division: 75th Battalion Still a student, he enlisted in the CEF on 30 August 1915 in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada. Son of William and Mary McDiarmid of Carleton Place, Ontario. Brother of Private Harold William McDiarmid who was killed at Vimy Ridge on 14 April 1917 and brother of Private Eugene Arthur McDiarmid who died of tuberculosis on 20 Jan 1919, and brother of Edward, Frank, Leo, Jane, Evangeline, Nathalie and Frances. Commemorated on Page 280 of the First World War Book of Remembrance. The Town of Carleton Place remembered the McDiarmid brothers by naming a street in their honour.	McDiarmid, Private Victor Lionel (I38655)
10026	Private of the 37th North Hampshire Regiment of Foot Soldiers Second Battalion , who came to Canada in 1814, after the War of 1812. Disbanded at Kingston in 1816. Land Grant 'Perth Settlement' given to Soldiers 21 Dec 1821, Con 3 NE1/2 Lot 3 Beckwith Township. Arrived too Late to serve in action. Biography Thomas was born c.1792 in England, likely somewhere in northern England. His parents and precise birthplace remain unknown as of Jan. 2019. Thomas Lawford came to Canada in 1817 as a soldier in the 37th Regiment. Following his discharge, Thomas made his way to Perth, Ontario, at the time a military settlement encampment. Receiving a 100 acre land grant in Beckwith Township (East half of lot 3, Conc. 3), Thomas set to work transforming his land into a productive farm operation. Thomas married Margaret Cameron at Perth in 1825 and they raised a large family of six boys and six girls. Thomas passed away 6 Dec 1880, aged 88, and Margaret died in June 1891, aged 86. On his civil death record, the registrar wrote: "An old soldier and pensioner."[1] The following account was written by Scott Manning based on search of British military records: Thomas was a discharged British soldier who served with the 2nd Battalion of the 37th Regiment of Foot, otherwise known as the North Hampshire Regiment. Hoping to learn where Thomas was from in England, I retained a researcher in 1983 to search Thomas' military service records at the National Archives in London, England. His findings are summarized as follows. Thomas enlisted as a volunteer at Northumberland, the most northerly English county bordering Scotland. When the 2nd Battalion was formed in May 1813 Thomas' name appears on the muster rolls as returning from furlough but there is no mention of where he was stationed beforehand. The thread of his whereabouts disappears prior to 1813 as the researcher was unable to find any trace of Thomas before that time, having checked muster rolls of both the 1st Battalion and the Northumberland militia. Regarding Thomas' service with the 2nd Battalion, he was stationed in Belgium (Antwerp) from late 1814 into 1815. Later in 1815, his battalion was stationed at Fermoy, Ireland, a garrison town where a large number of British troops were massed prior to their departure for the battlefield near Waterloo, Belgium. So on June 18, 1815 at the age of 23, Thomas fought in the Duke of Wellington's army at the Battle of Waterloo and a family story passed down confirms that Thomas was wounded on the battlefield. After Waterloo, Thomas was again stationed at Fermoy Barracks until early 1817 when his Battalion was disbanded and the remaining 432 men were sent to Canada to join the 37th Regiment's 1st Battalion. Arriving in the summer of 1817, Thomas was stationed in Montr?al from June 1818 until his discharge on 3 May 1820. Following his discharge, Thomas received a land grant to the East 1/2 Lot 3, Conc. 3, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, ON. Given his enlistment in Northumberland, Thomas Lawford could have actually come from somewhere in northern England. Moreover, his civil death record and gravestone strongly suggest he was born in 1792. Sources ? Short bio written Jan. 2019 by Scott Manning. Account based on confirmed historical records (Canada census, British military records, civil/ church records) and extensive family history research. Manning-3281, Wed, January 9, 2019.	Lawford, Pvt. Thomas (I7829)
10027	Private of the 37th North Hampshire Regiment of Foot Soldiers Second Battalion , who came to Canada in 1814, after the War of 1812. Disbanded at Kingston in 1816. Land Grant 'Perth Settlement' given to Soldiers 21 Dec 1821, Con 3 NE1/2 Lot 3 Beckwith Township. Arrived too Late to serve in action. Biography Thomas was born c.1792 in England, likely somewhere in northern England. His parents and precise birthplace remain unknown as of Jan. 2019. Thomas Lawford came to Canada in 1817 as a soldier in the 37th Regiment. Following his discharge, Thomas made his way to Perth, Ontario, at the time a military settlement encampment. Receiving a 100 acre land grant in Beckwith Township (East half of lot 3, Conc. 3), Thomas set to work transforming his land into a productive farm operation. Thomas married Margaret Cameron at Perth in 1825 and they raised a large family of six boys and six girls. Thomas passed away 6 Dec 1880, aged 88, and Margaret died in June 1891, aged 86. On his civil death record, the registrar wrote: "An old soldier and pensioner."[1] The following account was written by Scott Manning based on search of British military records: Thomas was a discharged British soldier who served with the 2nd Battalion of the 37th Regiment of Foot, otherwise known as the North Hampshire Regiment. Hoping to learn where Thomas was from in England, I retained a researcher in 1983 to search Thomas' military service records at the National Archives in London, England. His findings are summarized as follows. Thomas enlisted as a volunteer at Northumberland, the most northerly English county bordering Scotland. When the 2nd Battalion was formed in May 1813 Thomas' name appears on the muster rolls as returning from furlough but there is no mention of where he was stationed beforehand. The thread of his whereabouts disappears prior to 1813 as the researcher was unable to find any trace of Thomas before that time, having checked muster rolls of both the 1st Battalion and the Northumberland militia. Regarding Thomas' service with the 2nd Battalion, he was stationed in Belgium (Antwerp) from late 1814 into 1815. Later in 1815, his battalion was stationed at Fermoy, Ireland, a garrison town where a large number of British troops were massed prior to their departure for the battlefield near Waterloo, Belgium. So on June 18, 1815 at the age of 23, Thomas fought in the Duke of Wellington's army at the Battle of Waterloo and a family story passed down confirms that Thomas was wounded on the battlefield. After Waterloo, Thomas was again stationed at Fermoy Barracks until early 1817 when his Battalion was disbanded and the remaining 432 men were sent to Canada to join the 37th Regiment's 1st Battalion. Arriving in the summer of 1817, Thomas was stationed in Montr?al from June 1818 until his discharge on 3 May 1820. Following his discharge, Thomas received a land grant to the East 1/2 Lot 3, Conc. 3, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, ON. Given his enlistment in Northumberland, Thomas Lawford could have actually come from somewhere in northern England. Moreover, his civil death record and gravestone strongly suggest he was born in 1792. Sources ? Short bio written Jan. 2019 by Scott Manning. Account based on confirmed historical records (Canada census, British military records, civil/ church records) and extensive family history research. Manning-3281, Wed, January 9, 2019.	Lawford, Pvt. Thomas (I7829)
10028	Private, Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment). Age: 22.	Baird, Pvt. George (I37907)
10029	Prof. Jean-Marie Lehn was awarded the 1987 Nobel Prize in Chemistry together with Donald J. Cram and Charles J. Pedersen "for their development and use of molecules with structure-specific interactions of high selectivity." He is the director of the Supramolecular Chemistry Laboratory at the Universit? Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg and a professor at Coll?ge de France in Paris. Lecture presented on May 19, 2008 at Technion Nobel Laureate Symposium.	Cram, Donald James (I5810)
10030	Professional Hockey Player. A native of Aylmer, Quebec, Moore was an outstanding athlete excelling as a hockey player as a member of the Ottawa Silver Seven club along with the likes of Harry 'Rat' Westwick, John Proctor 'Jack' Darragh, David Gordon Gilmour, Sutherland Campbell 'Suddie' Gilmour, Ernest Harvey Pulford, Hamilton Livingstone 'Billy' Gilmour, and others, later the original Ottawa Senators from 1902 to 1908. The team won the Stanley Cup World Championships in 1903, 1904, and again in 1905. Moore was also a lacrosse player with the Montreal Wanderers Lacrosse Team in the 1890s, a football player with the Ottawa Rough Riders, and a member of the Ottawa Rowing Club.	Moore, Arthur Augustus Cutter (I8430)
10031	Prominent Ramsay, Farmer Passes Away After Ten Days of Pneumonia Mr George Neilson, of the 12th line of Ramsay, after a sickness of ten days, passed to his last rest on Monday evening. He was ill for ten days of pleuro-pneumonia. Mr Neilson was 61 years of age, the son of the late Matthew Neilson, one of the earliest Ramsay farmers, and a brother of Mr John Neilson who recently moved into Almonte. The Neilson family has played a very conspicuous part in the early settlement of the township and has during suceeding generations held the high esteem of everyone in the community. The late Mr Neilson had farmed on the twelfth line during his entire lifetime and thirty-two years ago married Miss Annie Wood. daughter of the late Patrick Wood of Pakenham township. To this union were born three boys and three girls: Alan and Lillian at home, Annie teaching in Alberta, (Elsie) Mrs T. S. Arthur, of Carleton Place,Merrill, of Vancouver, and Frank, of Alberta. This is the first break in the family, and it was Mr Neilson's first sickness. The funeral will not take place until Sunday in order that the western members of the family may be present. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mrs Neilson and her family in their bereavement.	Neilson, George Henry (I8220)
10032	Promoter for Mining & Oil Business. Died at St. Paul's Hospital of a Heart Attack. H/O Yvonne Irma Nys. S/O William, born in Ontario & Mabel Amy (nee Young) born in Manitoba.	Cherry, George Edward (I20909)
10033	Prov. Manitoba Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910- 22921012. Husband Anthony Anderson. Florence "Mildred" and Anthony had a daughter, Velma. Florence was known as "Mildred"	Hempton, Florence Mildred (I28290)
10034	Prov. Manitoba Marriage Cert. Reg. # 1886-001905 indicates Sarah Midge Pearse married George Brad on November 3, 1886 in the R.M. Franklin. Sarah "Mudge" as in obituary. Newspaper clipping- Steinbach Carillon News, December 30, 1960, Page 10. Headline as "Raised Ten Children: Still Healthy At 93." Sarah came to Canada at the age of nineteen, in 1886 and married George Brad November 3, 1886. Sarah's brothers, Herman Pearse and Peter Pearce. Obituary- Sarah Mudge Brad- Entered into rest on October 8, 1962 following a short illness at the Misericordia Hospital. Sarah Mudge Brad, aged 94 years and 9 months of Dominion City, Manitoba. Funeral service Friday at 2:30 p.m. (C.S.T.) in the Anglican Church Dominion City with Rev. R.F. Embley officiating. Friends may view remains at the church from 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. In lieu of flowers those who so desire may donate to the All Saints Dominion City Living Memorial Fund. Treasurer Mrs. William Turner. Arrangements by Loewen Funeral Chapel Ltd. Elmwood. Obituary Published in the Winnipeg Free Press, October 11, 1962. Also children- Ethel Brad- Born May 30, 1888 married Robert "Howard" Scott in June 1912. Alva Ernest Brad- Born Feb. 28, 1893 married Marion Schwietzer in May 1921 Clarence Alfred Brad- Born Feb. 16, 1901 married Violet Alma Wallace in Nov. 1923. All born in the R.M. Franklin.	Pearse, Sarah Midge (I1720)
10035	Prov. Manitoba Marriage Cert. Reg. # 1908-003248 marriage of Martha Thuring to George William Faryon marriage date as August 4, 1908 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. 1916 Census of Canada indicates Martha Faryon as age 60 years and Rev. George Faryon as age 62 years, living in the Souris, Manitoba district.	Family: Rev. George William Faryon / Martha Thuring (F13028)
10036	Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1909-012869 indicates birth date Feb. 10, 1904 born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.	Hempton, Russell Faryon (I28367)
10037	Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Reg. # 1909-012870 as Bernice Eileen "Hampton". Bernice born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba. Death year and place of death edit by Nancy Addison # 49450135.	Hempton, Bernice Eileen "Berb" (I28368)
10038	Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Marriage Reg. # 1886-001368. William T. Acres married Elizabeth Jane Hempton March 3, 1886 in the R.M. Franklin. William and Elizabeth had two daughters Anna May and Alice Lillian. Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Marr. Reg. # 1901-0022426 William Thomas Acres married July 11, 1901 to Sarah Anne (nee Givens) Bronton. a/k/a "Sadie A.", in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sadie, widow of Alexander Brunton, had one son, Clarence Brunton. William and Sadie Acres had a son Clifford Acres, born October 26, 1902, in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba. Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Reg. # 1902-006290. William Thomas Acres- Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Death Reg. # 1924-040118 death date as October 18, 1924 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Acres- On the 18th. Sat. at the Misericordia Hospital, William Thomas Acres of Arnaud, Man.. The remains will be shipped to Dominion City for interment in the family plot. Published in the Winnipeg Free Press October 20, 1924 Page 18.	Acres, William Thomas "Tom" (I13211)
10039	Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1919-048115 indicates date of death as August 25, 1919 in Dominion City, Mb.	Carswell, Anne (I1671)
10040	Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1929-035085 indicates Rebecca died July 8, 1929, age 61 years, in the R.M. Franklin, Mb. Rebecca and George had eight children, Thomas Roy Hempton; Eva Irene French; William Lloyd Hempton; Kathleen "Catherine" "Katie" May Weninger; Albert Kenneth Hempton; Florence "Mildred" Anderson; Wilfred Hempton. Thomas Roy- Born 1892- Died Feb. 5, 1915 at the age of 23 years. Eva Irene - Born March 30, 1899 - Prov. Mb.Birth Cert. Reg. # 1899-21718796 William Lloyd -Born May 4, 1901 -Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1901-1028611 Kathleen "Katie" May - Born 1903 Albert Kenneth - Born Jan. 16, 1906 - Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1906-13722243 Florence Mildred -Born Jan. 10, 1910- Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910-22921012 Wilfred died at the age of seven, as well as another child that died in infancy.	Acres, Rebecca Harriet (I28281)
10041	Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1934-016291 indicates born and death date as April 19, 1934 in Dominion City, Man. Infant stillborn.	French (I37292)
10042	Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1937-004366 indicates date of birth as January 3, 1937 and death date as January 5, 1937 in Dominion City, Manitoba.	French, Glenn Wilton (I37291)
10043	Prov. of Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1901-001057. Dorothy born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba. Dorothy married Charles Carter Chapman on September 12, 1927 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Prov. Manitoba Marr. Cert. Reg. # 1927-043205. Death date and place edit by Nancy Chapman # 49450135.	Hempton, Dorothy "Nano" (I2180)
10044	Prov. of Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910-006628 indicates birth date as May 28, 1910, born in R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.	Hempton, Glenn Arnold (I28369)
10045	Province of Manitoba Marriage Certificate # 1885-001808 Thomas Hempton Scott to Janet M. Dickson. Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1885-001808 indicates marriage date as Feb. 16, 1885.	Family: Thomas Hempton Scott / Janet Mitchell Dickson (F581)
10046	Pte. John H. Munro (January 30, 1923-September 11, 1978) was son of Ernie and Edna Munro. He trained at Camp Borden. He served with the 48th Highlanders Regiment in Italy and Holland. When he returned his sister Wilma recalls going to the Ottawa train station with her parents. The soldiers marched to the Coliseum where families were made to sit in alphabetical order to await their loved ones. John was brother of Delbert, Daniel, Howard, Kenny, Carman (Pete), Eileen McLeod, Wilma Munro, Marion Munro and Muriel Terpstra. He married Larence Ladouceur and they had two boys Howard and Ross. He worked for Metcalfe Construction, Lindsay Farm Equipment and Petrofina, Canada. John is buried in the United Cemetery in Clayton.	Munro, John Henry (I10821)
10047	Published in The Daily Local on Feb. 18, 2015: Tom of West Chester, PA, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015, after several years of illness. Tom was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and raised in Lemon Springs, North Carolina, the son of the late Thomas Carl Struthers and Jane Holcombe Struthers. He recently retired as Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer of John Milner Associates, Inc., a nationally known preservation and cultural resources firm in West Chester. He graduated from Drew University with a bachelor?s degree in anthropology, and from Idaho State University with a master?s degree in archeology. Tom is survived by his wife, Jacqueline Clark Struthers of West Chester; his two daughters, Sarah Anne Struthers of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Emily Alison Struthers of Raleigh, North Carolina; and his sister, Caroline Jane Struthers of Wilmington, North Carolina. An informal remembrance gathering will be held Wednesday, Feb. 18 from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. at The Barclay, 535 North Church Street, West Chester, 19380.	Struthers, Thomas Lanman "Tommy" (I25161)
10048	Published in The Edmonton Journal on Apr. 20, 2018 BABEY, Irene Louise February 20, 1930 ~ April 16, 2018 On Monday, April 16, 2018 Mrs. Irene Louise Babey of Bonnyville passed away at the age of 88 years. Irene was predeceased by husband: John Babey (2008), parents: Fred (1954) and Annie (1968) Coad, brother: Jack Coad and sisters: Phyllis Hatch, Vivian Koch-White and Elsie Felts. Memorial tributes in memory of Irene may be made to the Alzheimer Society of Alberta. 10531 Kingsway Ave., Edmonton, AB T5H 4K1	Coad, Irene Louise (I20067)
10049	Published in The Ottawa Citizen Feb 17, 1944 page 18, Thursday- Garland- Suddenly on Wednesday Feb 16, 1944, Austyn Lauren Garland, beloved husband of Charlotte May Taylor, of 622 Gladstone Ave, in his 61st year. Funeral from above address on Saturday the 19th to Erskine Presbyterian Church for service at 3:30 pm Contributor: Betty (48321843) ? betbet@rogers.com Inscription Garland / In Loving Memory of/ L. Austyn Garland/ 1882 - 1944 /Husband of/ Charlotte M. Taylor 1886 - 1983 / Their Son / Herbert L/ 1909 - 1977 / Husband of / Margaret Knipfel/ 1916 - 2010	Garland, Austyn Lauren (I27665)
10050	Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Feb. 21, 2004 KIDD, Florence Irene (nee Jones) In her 79th year, beloved wife of Berkley (Bud) Kidd for 58 years. Suddenly on February 18, at Longfield Manor, Barrhaven. At her request, no visitation and private funeral arrangements. Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Feb. 21, 2004	Jones, Florence Irene (I4796)

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10001

Plots L.K.D.C. B31 to B42 Stone 204

Rev John WILKIE D.D Aug 2, 1851 - Apr 25, 1928
Pioneer missionary in India for 49 yrs died on the Red Sea in route to Canada
His wife Agnes Wilson NEILSON Jan 31, 1848 - July 16, 1943
Janet McFarlane NEILSON 1864 - 1944
Footstone: Janet; Mother

Neilson, Agnes Wilson (I8230)

10002

Neilson, Janet McFarlane "Jessie" (I8238)

10003

Plots L.K.D.C. B31 to B42 Stone 204

Rev John WILKIE D.D Aug 2, 1851 - Apr 25, 1928
Pioneer missionary in India for 49 yrs died on the Red Sea in route to Canada. According to his wifes Obituary he was buried at sea.

His wife Agnes Wilson NEILSON Jan 31, 1848 - July 16, 1943
Janet McFarlane NEILSON 1864 - 1944
Footstone: Janet; Mother

Wilkie, Rev John D. D. (I8460)

10004

Polio Takes Life of Mrs. Russell Ormseth
Polio struck swiftly and stealthily to end the life of a young mother of three small children as she was being rushed in an ambulance to University hospital in Minneapolis for treatment late Sunday afternoon. Mrs . Russell Ormseth, 25, lapsed into unconsciousness near Glencoe and died a few moments later at 4:45 p.m. Mrs. Ormseth had a sore throat and had not been feeling well early last week but when she apparently recovered she and her husband decided to spend the remainder of his vacation in northern Minnesota. They were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rasmussen, former Canbyans, in Taconite, when the illness returned and early Sunday morning a doctor was called. He diagnosed it as a mild case of polio. At 2 a.m., they started back to Canby and when they arrived consulted a Canby doctor who advised going immediately to University hospital. As they neared Glencoe, Mr. Ormseth suggested that his wife try to sleep and she said she did feel tired and in a few minutes was asleep. She had been asleep a few minutes when Mr. Ormseth noticed that a pulsation in her throat had ceased and he called to Victor Larson, driver of the ambulance, to stop. They tried artificial respiration but she did not respond. Mr. Larson drove the ambulance into the Glencoe business section where a doctor said she was dead. Her death was from the only known case of infantile paralysis in the Canby community.
Funeral services took place at Our Saviour's Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. O. H. Hove officiating, and burial was made in the Canby cemetery. During the service Henry Peterson sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Beyond the Sunset" with Mrs. Donald Peterson accompanying on the organ. Pallbearers were Ovie Carlson, Oscar Bengtson, Nils Lundvall, James Wiest, Alton Olson and Lester Bockes.
Dorothy Shippy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shippy, was born August 9, 1927, in Canby and she lived her entire life in the Canby community, attending rural school in Lincoln county and graduating from Canby high school in 1946. After graduating she was employed in Woodward's and Lyslo's Grocery. She was married to Russell Ormseth in St. Stephen's church May 11, 1947. Three children were born and survive with their father. They are James Curtis, 4; Richard Lee, 2; and Carol Jean 10? months. Also surviving are her parents; a sister, Arlys Shippy, and two brothers, Wilbur and Wayne Shippy. Mrs. Ormseth was a member of the Circle of Our Saviour's Lutheran church and the American Legion Auxiliary.

Shippy, Dorothy Louise (I31803)

10005

Politician. Stairs served as a Member of the Nova Scotia Legislature Assembly from 1879 to 1882, and as a Member of the Conservative Party in the Canadian House of Commons in Ottawa, Ontario. Also a noted businessman, Stairs was a prominent member of the Stairs family from Nova Scotia, who made there money in shipping, and later was Director of several companies including the Eastern Trust, Nova Scotia Steel, Halifax Steamboat Company, Trinidad Electric and Royal Securities, and Consumer Cordage. His cousin was the famous Victorian-era explorer and adventurer, William Grant Stairs.

Stairs, John Fitzwilliam (I43054)

10006

PORTER, Edna Peacefully at Almonte Country Haven, on Saturday, May 27, 2006 at age 92. Edna Christena McEwen, beloved wife of the late Robert John Porter. Loving and cherished mother to Wilda. Dear sister and best friend of Alice McGregor (late Clarence). Predeceased by a sister Mary McEwen. Fondly remembered by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place for visiting on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in St. James Anglican Church, Franktown on Tuesday afternoon at 1 p.m. with Rev. Margo Whittaker officiating. Interment St. Augustine's Anglican Cemetery, Prospect. Memorial Donations to St. James Anglican Church, Franktown Special Projects Fund or Almonte Country Haven would be appreciated by the family. Condolences at www.kerryfh.ca

McEwen, Edna Christina (I34417)

10007

possible death
http://genealogy.ehealthsask.ca/vsgs_srch.aspx
Registration Number: 227
Last Name: KIDD
First Name: FLORENCE MAY
Sex: F
Death Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 1914 / 2 / 7
Place of Death:

Kidd, Florence (I5007)

10008

possible marriage
www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161211]
Ottawa Journal (Birth, Marriage Death Notices), 1885 - 1980
Name:John Pritchard Kidd
Gender:Male
Notice Type:Engagement
Marriage Date:1 Jun 1950
Marriage Place:Canada
Father: John Kidd
Mother: Kidd
Spouse: Dorothy Isobel Brennan

Kidd, John Parsons (I4217)

10009

Possible marriage from Scotlands People

SurnameGIFFORD
ForenameROBERT
Spouse NameSUSANNA LITSTER/FR121 (FR121)
Date10/09/1816
Parish Number001/
Ref10 112
ParishBressay, Burra and Quarf

Family: Robert Gifford / (F3697)

10010

Possibly named Gertrude Kathleen at birth, but went by Kathleen, then Kaye. Former employee of Metropolitan, an insurance company. Married John Hamilton on Oct 25 1957.

Scharfe, Gertrude KATHLEEN (I42857)

10011

Possibly the son of Margaret (Cowie) Lockhart he is found with her and her parents on the 1871 Census at North Burgess Twp. as "Walter Shaw Cowie." Margaret Cowie married Arthur Lockhart September 4th, 1873 at Almonte and Walter is found with them on the 1881-1901 Censuses and with his widowed mother on the 1921 Census. He is found again at Almonte on an 1935 voter's list working as a painter. He is recorded on an 1955 voter's list as an inmate at the House of Industry and Elmwood Burial records record his death there on December 11th.

Lockhart, Walter Shaw (I15391)

10012

Posted 30 Mar 2013 by fumerton1

?b?James Fumerton's Death?/b?
In a will dated 1871-04-05 (a few days before his death ) he left his estate to his wife and after she died to be equally divided between their children William John; James Henry; Thomas Alexander; and David Lockart. The will uses the Fummerton spelling but is signed with his mark so James was illiterate. It would appear that James died following some kind of accident as his death was sudden. Allegedly he died from the effects of fighting "the great fire".

Buried with his wife at St. Filians Cemetery, Beckwith Twp. Grave stone suggests be was born 1830. Death notice in Perth Courier dated 1871-05-05 indicates James was 40 yrs on his death. James is also buried in the same plot, C4, as his sons Wm J. Fumerton and James H. Fumerton and daughter Margaret J. Fumerton.

Fumerton, James (I37682)

10013

Powlett v University of Alberta, [1934] 2 WWR 209
A.L. Smith was a formidable criminal trial lawyer who was nationally respected. During a courtroom skirmish, no one could better articulate and apply the rules of evidence, practice and procedure. During his career, A.L. Smith was associated with many of Alberta's great law cases including Powlett vs. University of Alberta (hazing case), Solloway & Mills (bucket shop brokerage house bust), The Corona Hotel fire, and MacMillan vs. Brownlee.
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http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanews/id/63647
archive with newspaper story about legal case in Hanna Herald, November 26, 1933
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http://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/oct-10-1933-father-sues-u-of-a-claiming-son-driven-insane-by-inititation-hazing [accessed 170211]

EDMONTON
A Calgary lawyer took the University of Alberta to court claiming his son was insane and in a mental institution in Ontario because of physical violence he suffered during initiation hazing in 1932, his freshman year as a law student.

Horatio Powlett filed the lawsuit on behalf of his 19-year-old son Armand Powlett. It sought $200,000 in damages from the university, its board of governors and senate committee.

The case was heard in supreme civil court (now the Court of Queen's Bench) and examined the responsibility of the university for the activities of its students in conducting initiation ceremonies. Forty witnesses testified during the two-week trial.

Powlett's father told the court that during the initiation his son was told to go to Assinaboia Hall men's residence from Athabasca Hall, his residence, wearing only a dressing gown. He was one of eight freshman stripped of their clothing before taking part in a chariot race. Losing teams were tubbed made to stand under a cold shower.

Powlett was also made to crawl on his hands and knees through an arch of students' legs and spanked.

When he shared this information with Dr. Egerton Pope, director of medical services, the elder Powlett said he was told Pope knew all about it and told him the boy had always been of unstable mind and even without the initiation he would have become insane shortly.

Later in the trial, a Montreal psychiatrist who examined Armand Powlett testified that he had recovered his mental health to where it was before he entered the U of A and could be de-institutionalized.

In his ruling of Oct. 28, Justice William Carlos Ives awarded Powlett and his son $56,860 in compensation.

I have no hesitation, whatever, in finding that the mental illness of the infant plaintiff was caused by the proceedings of initiation to which he was subjected.

With equal clarity there emerges negligence on the part of all the defendants who being aware of the institution of initiation gave it tacit approval and permitted it to be carried on without any proper supervision, the judge said.

The case led to the university abolishing freshman initiation in 1933.

More recently, a U of A fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon, lost its formal status as a student group for five years after an investigation into allegations of hazing in 2011. A video allegedly showed people yelling at new recruits, telling them to eat their own vomit and closing them in a plywood box during an initiation weekend. The fraternity regained full status early in the fall of 2013, after demonstrating good behaviour and community leadership.

czdeb@edmontonjournal.com

To read more stories from the series This Day in Journal History, go to edmontonjournal.com/history
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Powlett, Charles Armand (I4219)

10014

Predeceased by her husband David; parents Robert Gardiner and Hazel Dezell; siblings Ileane Cooper and Ivan Gardiner; and her grandson Willoughby Lewis. Loving mother of Donald, Laurie (Joe) and Julie (Robert). Survived by her sisters Marlyn (late Mac Storey) and Nora (Leonard Sadler). Much beloved grandmother and great-grandmother. Private graveside service will be held at United Cemeteries for family only.
Alan R. Barker Funeral Home , Carleton Place.
www.barkerfh.com

Gardiner, Irma Margaret (I29048)

10015

Predeceased by his parents Stuart and Ada (Toop) King, his stepmother Agnes (Gillie) King, and his beloved daughter Valerie.

Tom enjoyed a wide range of jobs over the years including a posting to Germany while he was serving in the Canadian Army. He enjoyed meeting people and made friends wherever he went, as well as volunteering with the Lanark Township Fire Department, the Snow Road Snowmobile Club, Lanark Civitan Club, the Children's Aid Society, and the Eganville Legion.

Tom enjoyed playing classic country music throughout his lifetime, and was a frequent entertainer at the monthly jams in Lanark, Perth, Smiths Falls, McDonald's Corners, and Eganville.

Interment of ashes will be at Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton.

King, Thomas Walter "Tom" (I41438)

10016

Predeceased by his wife, Della Graham (nee Yuill), and his parents, Garland and Alice (nee Boucher) Graham.
"His smile will live long in memory of the ones he left behind". Interment at Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Ashton

Graham, John James "Jim" (I26074)

10017

Predeceased by mother, Elizabeth Peters. Survived by wife of 38 years, Susan; 4 daughters, Kristin Peters, Megan Peters, Carly (Scott) Ritchlin and Lindsay (Jeff) Fitter; grandchildren, Alexis Becoats, Jada and Kiara Blue, Mia Ritchlin and Logan Fitter; father, Warren Peters; siblings, Marlene (Bernie) Keating, Marilyn Peters, Jeff (Vicki) Peters, Lois (Ed) Reich, Julie (Steve Apton) Peters, Susan (Randy) Naccarella and Robert Peters; mother-in-law, Arlene Coxford and many other members of the Coxford family; many aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews.
Gary is a Veteran of the US Air Force and a 30+ year employee of Valeo

Peters, Gary Warren (I984)

10018

Predeceased by two brothers Gelnson and Ross.

Kirk, Kenneth John (I3291)

10019

predeceased his sister, Anne; see note for Anne's death

Kidd, Stewart E. (I5074)

10020

Presbyterian Church, Ashton

Family: Samuel HARVEY Simpson / Martha McLaughlin (F4678)

10021

Press Notices: "Former County Guard John W. Dale, Passes" "A resident of Westboro for the past 32 years and a guard at the Carleton jail for 21 years until his retirement last fall, John Wilber Dale, 25 Brandon street, died at a local hospital Thursday. Born and educated in Shawville, Que., he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Dale . He was married in Ottawa in 1914 to the former Mary Prendergast who survives. He was a member of the Westboro United Church. Surviving besides his wife, are four sons, Armand, William, Allen and Donald, all of Westboro; one daughter, Frances, at home; one brother Fred, and one sister, Mrs. Arthur Dale, (Louella Margaret Lillian) both of Ottawa. The funeral will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the parlours of the Tubman Funeral Home , 403 Richmond Road. The service will be conducted by the Rev. A.P. Menzies. Interment will be in Merivale cemetery."

Dale, John Wilber (I43008)

10022

Presumed to be lost at sea as a result of enemy action. He was enroute to the United Kingdom. Clerk Stenographer. Residence was 10 Maynard st. Toronto. His Father was John Morrison Slater

Slater, Pvt. John Frederick Richard "Bud" (I15787)

10023

previous marriage???
001802-74 (Carleton Co): Andrew ARGUE, 23, farmer, Goulbourn, same, s/o Andrew & Ann ARGUE married Ann Jane WILSON, 18, Goulbourn, same, d/o Archibald & Mary WILSON. Wit: Archibald WILSON and John WILSON, res not given. May 8, 1874 at Richmond
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1891 census
Name: Andrew S Argue
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Widowed
Age: 85
Birth Year: abt 1806
Birthplace: Ireland
Relation to Head of House: F
Religion: Methodist
French Canadian: No
Father's Birth Place: Ireland
Mother's Birth Place: Ireland
Province: Ontario
District Number: 55
District: Carleton
Subdistrict: Goulbourn
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Andrew G Argue 42
Levina Argue 27
Hobert Argue 16
Lila Argue 14
Ernest Argue 7
Ollie Argue 4
Myrtle Argue 2
Wesley Argue 4/12
Andrew S Argue 85
Walliam Smith 17

Argue, Andrew Gideon (I3796)

10024

Prinegrove Cenetery section

McDougall, Christina (I5327)

10025

Private McDiarmid participated in the attack at the North West of Vimy (Hill 145 of Vimy Ridge); missing, he was presumed to have lost his life during the Vimy Ridge attack.

Military Service-
Rank: Private
Service Number: 219202
Age: 20
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment)
Division: 75th Battalion
Still a student, he enlisted in the CEF on 30 August 1915 in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada.
Son of William and Mary McDiarmid of Carleton Place, Ontario.

Brother of Private Harold William McDiarmid who was killed at Vimy Ridge on 14 April 1917 and brother of Private Eugene Arthur McDiarmid who died of tuberculosis on 20 Jan 1919, and brother of Edward, Frank, Leo, Jane, Evangeline, Nathalie and Frances.

Commemorated on Page 280 of the First World War Book of Remembrance. The Town of Carleton Place remembered the McDiarmid brothers by naming a street in their honour.

McDiarmid, Private Victor Lionel (I38655)

10026

Private of the 37th North Hampshire Regiment of Foot Soldiers Second Battalion , who came to Canada in 1814, after the War of 1812. Disbanded at Kingston in 1816. Land Grant 'Perth Settlement' given to Soldiers 21 Dec 1821, Con 3 NE1/2 Lot 3 Beckwith Township. Arrived too Late to serve in action.
Biography
Thomas was born c.1792 in England, likely somewhere in northern England. His parents and precise birthplace remain unknown as of Jan. 2019.

Thomas Lawford came to Canada in 1817 as a soldier in the 37th Regiment. Following his discharge, Thomas made his way to Perth, Ontario, at the time a military settlement encampment. Receiving a 100 acre land grant in Beckwith Township (East half of lot 3, Conc. 3), Thomas set to work transforming his land into a productive farm operation.

Thomas married Margaret Cameron at Perth in 1825 and they raised a large family of six boys and six girls. Thomas passed away 6 Dec 1880, aged 88, and Margaret died in June 1891, aged 86. On his civil death record, the registrar wrote: "An old soldier and pensioner."[1]

The following account was written by Scott Manning based on search of British military records:

Thomas was a discharged British soldier who served with the 2nd Battalion of the 37th Regiment of Foot, otherwise known as the North Hampshire Regiment. Hoping to learn where Thomas was from in England, I retained a researcher in 1983 to search Thomas' military service records at the National Archives in London, England. His findings are summarized as follows.

Thomas enlisted as a volunteer at Northumberland, the most northerly English county bordering Scotland. When the 2nd Battalion was formed in May 1813 Thomas' name appears on the muster rolls as returning from furlough but there is no mention of where he was stationed beforehand. The thread of his whereabouts disappears prior to 1813 as the researcher was unable to find any trace of Thomas before that time, having checked muster rolls of both the 1st Battalion and the Northumberland militia.

Regarding Thomas' service with the 2nd Battalion, he was stationed in Belgium (Antwerp) from late 1814 into 1815. Later in 1815, his battalion was stationed at Fermoy, Ireland, a garrison town where a large number of British troops were massed prior to their departure for the battlefield near Waterloo, Belgium. So on June 18, 1815 at the age of 23, Thomas fought in the Duke of Wellington's army at the Battle of Waterloo and a family story passed down confirms that Thomas was wounded on the battlefield.

After Waterloo, Thomas was again stationed at Fermoy Barracks until early 1817 when his Battalion was disbanded and the remaining 432 men were sent to Canada to join the 37th Regiment's 1st Battalion. Arriving in the summer of 1817, Thomas was stationed in Montr?al from June 1818 until his discharge on 3 May 1820.

Following his discharge, Thomas received a land grant to the East 1/2 Lot 3, Conc. 3, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, ON.

Given his enlistment in Northumberland, Thomas Lawford could have actually come from somewhere in northern England. Moreover, his civil death record and gravestone strongly suggest he was born in 1792.

Sources

? Short bio written Jan. 2019 by Scott Manning. Account based on confirmed historical records (Canada census, British military records, civil/ church records) and extensive family history research. Manning-3281, Wed, January 9, 2019.

Lawford, Pvt. Thomas (I7829)

10027

Lawford, Pvt. Thomas (I7829)

10028

Private, Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment). Age: 22.

Baird, Pvt. George (I37907)

10029

Prof. Jean-Marie Lehn was awarded the 1987 Nobel Prize in Chemistry together with Donald J. Cram and Charles J. Pedersen "for their development and use of molecules with structure-specific interactions of high selectivity." He is the director of the Supramolecular Chemistry Laboratory at the Universit? Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg and a professor at Coll?ge de France in Paris. Lecture presented on May 19, 2008 at Technion Nobel Laureate Symposium.

Cram, Donald James (I5810)

10030

Professional Hockey Player. A native of Aylmer, Quebec, Moore was an outstanding athlete excelling as a hockey player as a member of the Ottawa Silver Seven club along with the likes of Harry 'Rat' Westwick, John Proctor 'Jack' Darragh, David Gordon Gilmour, Sutherland Campbell 'Suddie' Gilmour, Ernest Harvey Pulford, Hamilton Livingstone 'Billy' Gilmour, and others, later the original Ottawa Senators from 1902 to 1908. The team won the Stanley Cup World Championships in 1903, 1904, and again in 1905. Moore was also a lacrosse player with the Montreal Wanderers Lacrosse Team in the 1890s, a football player with the Ottawa Rough Riders, and a member of the Ottawa Rowing Club.

Moore, Arthur Augustus Cutter (I8430)

10031

Prominent Ramsay, Farmer Passes Away After Ten Days of Pneumonia
Mr George Neilson, of the 12th line of Ramsay, after a sickness of ten days, passed to his last rest on Monday evening. He was ill for ten days of pleuro-pneumonia.

Mr Neilson was 61 years of age, the son of the late Matthew Neilson, one of the earliest
Ramsay farmers, and a brother of Mr John Neilson who recently moved into Almonte. The Neilson family has played a very conspicuous part in the early settlement of the township and has during suceeding generations held the high esteem of everyone in the community.

The late Mr Neilson had farmed on the twelfth line during his entire lifetime and thirty-two years ago married Miss Annie Wood. daughter of the late Patrick Wood of Pakenham township. To this union were born three boys and three girls: Alan and Lillian at home, Annie teaching in Alberta, (Elsie) Mrs T. S. Arthur, of Carleton Place,Merrill, of Vancouver, and Frank, of Alberta. This is the first break in the family, and it was Mr Neilson's first sickness.

The funeral will not take place until Sunday in order that the western members of the family may be present. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mrs Neilson and her family in their bereavement.

Neilson, George Henry (I8220)

10032

Promoter for Mining & Oil Business.
Died at St. Paul's Hospital of a Heart Attack.

H/O Yvonne Irma Nys.
S/O William, born in Ontario & Mabel Amy (nee Young) born in Manitoba.

Cherry, George Edward (I20909)

10033

Prov. Manitoba Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910- 22921012.
Husband Anthony Anderson.
Florence "Mildred" and Anthony had a daughter, Velma. Florence was known as "Mildred"

Hempton, Florence Mildred (I28290)

10034

Prov. Manitoba Marriage Cert. Reg. # 1886-001905 indicates Sarah Midge Pearse married George Brad on November 3, 1886 in the R.M. Franklin.
Sarah "Mudge" as in obituary.

Newspaper clipping- Steinbach Carillon News, December 30, 1960, Page 10. Headline as "Raised Ten Children: Still Healthy At 93."
Sarah came to Canada at the age of nineteen, in 1886 and married George Brad November 3, 1886. Sarah's brothers, Herman Pearse and Peter Pearce.

Obituary-
Sarah Mudge Brad- Entered into rest on October 8, 1962 following a short illness at the Misericordia Hospital. Sarah Mudge Brad, aged 94 years and 9 months of Dominion City, Manitoba.
Funeral service Friday at 2:30 p.m. (C.S.T.) in the Anglican Church Dominion City with Rev. R.F. Embley officiating. Friends may view remains at the church from 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. In lieu of flowers those who so desire may donate to the All Saints Dominion City Living Memorial Fund. Treasurer Mrs. William Turner. Arrangements by Loewen Funeral Chapel Ltd. Elmwood.
Obituary Published in the Winnipeg Free Press, October 11, 1962.

Also children-
Ethel Brad- Born May 30, 1888 married Robert "Howard" Scott in June 1912.
Alva Ernest Brad- Born Feb. 28, 1893 married Marion Schwietzer in May 1921
Clarence Alfred Brad- Born Feb. 16, 1901 married Violet Alma Wallace in Nov. 1923.
All born in the R.M. Franklin.

Pearse, Sarah Midge (I1720)

10035

Prov. Manitoba Marriage Cert. Reg. # 1908-003248 marriage of Martha Thuring to George William Faryon marriage date as August 4, 1908 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
1916 Census of Canada indicates Martha Faryon as age 60 years and Rev. George Faryon as age 62 years, living in the Souris, Manitoba district.

Family: Rev. George William Faryon / Martha Thuring (F13028)

10036

Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1909-012869 indicates birth date Feb. 10, 1904 born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.

Hempton, Russell Faryon (I28367)

10037

Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Reg. # 1909-012870 as Bernice Eileen "Hampton".
Bernice born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.
Death year and place of death edit by Nancy Addison # 49450135.

Hempton, Bernice Eileen "Berb" (I28368)

10038

Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Marriage Reg. # 1886-001368.
William T. Acres married Elizabeth Jane Hempton March 3, 1886 in the R.M. Franklin. William and Elizabeth had two daughters Anna May and Alice Lillian.

Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Marr. Reg. # 1901-0022426 William Thomas Acres married July 11, 1901 to Sarah Anne (nee Givens) Bronton. a/k/a "Sadie A.", in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Sadie, widow of Alexander Brunton, had one son, Clarence Brunton.
William and Sadie Acres had a son Clifford Acres, born October 26, 1902, in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.
Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Reg. # 1902-006290.

William Thomas Acres- Prov. Manitoba Vital Stats. Death Reg. # 1924-040118 death date as October 18, 1924 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Acres- On the 18th. Sat. at the Misericordia Hospital, William Thomas Acres of Arnaud, Man.. The remains will be shipped to Dominion City for interment in the family plot.
Published in the Winnipeg Free Press October 20, 1924 Page 18.

Acres, William Thomas "Tom" (I13211)

10039

Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1919-048115 indicates date of death as August 25, 1919 in Dominion City, Mb.

Carswell, Anne (I1671)

10040

Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1929-035085 indicates Rebecca died July 8, 1929, age 61 years, in the R.M. Franklin, Mb.

Rebecca and George had eight children, Thomas Roy Hempton; Eva Irene French; William Lloyd Hempton; Kathleen "Catherine" "Katie" May Weninger; Albert Kenneth Hempton; Florence "Mildred" Anderson; Wilfred Hempton.

Thomas Roy- Born 1892- Died Feb. 5, 1915 at the age of 23 years.
Eva Irene - Born March 30, 1899 - Prov. Mb.Birth Cert. Reg. # 1899-21718796
William Lloyd -Born May 4, 1901 -Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1901-1028611
Kathleen "Katie" May - Born 1903
Albert Kenneth - Born Jan. 16, 1906 - Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1906-13722243
Florence Mildred -Born Jan. 10, 1910- Prov. Mb. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910-22921012

Wilfred died at the age of seven, as well as another child that died in infancy.

Acres, Rebecca Harriet (I28281)

10041

Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1934-016291 indicates born and death date as April 19, 1934 in Dominion City, Man. Infant stillborn.

French (I37292)

10042

Prov. Mb. Death Cert. Reg. # 1937-004366 indicates date of birth as January 3, 1937 and death date as January 5, 1937 in Dominion City, Manitoba.

French, Glenn Wilton (I37291)

10043

Prov. of Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1901-001057. Dorothy born in the R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.
Dorothy married Charles Carter Chapman on September 12, 1927 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Prov. Manitoba Marr. Cert. Reg. # 1927-043205.
Death date and place edit by Nancy Chapman # 49450135.

Hempton, Dorothy "Nano" (I2180)

10044

Prov. of Manitoba Vital Stats. Birth Cert. Reg. # 1910-006628 indicates birth date as May 28, 1910, born in R.M. Franklin, Manitoba.

Hempton, Glenn Arnold (I28369)

10045

Province of Manitoba Marriage Certificate # 1885-001808 Thomas Hempton Scott to Janet M. Dickson. Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1885-001808 indicates marriage date as Feb. 16, 1885.

Family: Thomas Hempton Scott / Janet Mitchell Dickson (F581)

10046

Pte. John H. Munro (January 30, 1923-September 11, 1978) was son of Ernie and Edna Munro. He trained at Camp Borden. He served with the 48th Highlanders Regiment in Italy and Holland. When he returned his sister Wilma recalls going to the Ottawa train station with her parents. The soldiers marched to the Coliseum where families were made to sit in alphabetical order to await their loved ones. John was brother of Delbert, Daniel, Howard, Kenny, Carman (Pete), Eileen McLeod, Wilma Munro, Marion Munro and Muriel Terpstra. He married Larence Ladouceur and they had two boys Howard and Ross. He worked for Metcalfe Construction, Lindsay Farm Equipment and Petrofina, Canada. John is buried in the United Cemetery in Clayton.

Munro, John Henry (I10821)

10047

Published in The Daily Local on Feb. 18, 2015:
Tom of West Chester, PA, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015, after several years of illness. Tom was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and raised in Lemon Springs, North Carolina, the son of the late Thomas Carl Struthers and Jane Holcombe Struthers. He recently retired as Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer of John Milner Associates, Inc., a nationally known preservation and cultural resources firm in West Chester. He graduated from Drew University with a bachelor?s degree in anthropology, and from Idaho State University with a master?s degree in archeology. Tom is survived by his wife, Jacqueline Clark Struthers of West Chester; his two daughters, Sarah Anne Struthers of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Emily Alison Struthers of Raleigh, North Carolina; and his sister, Caroline Jane Struthers of Wilmington, North Carolina. An informal remembrance gathering will be held Wednesday, Feb. 18 from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. at The Barclay, 535 North Church Street, West Chester, 19380.

Struthers, Thomas Lanman "Tommy" (I25161)

10048

Published in The Edmonton Journal on Apr. 20, 2018

BABEY, Irene Louise
February 20, 1930 ~ April 16, 2018

On Monday, April 16, 2018 Mrs. Irene Louise Babey of Bonnyville passed away at the age of 88 years. Irene was predeceased by husband: John Babey (2008), parents: Fred (1954) and Annie (1968) Coad, brother: Jack Coad and sisters: Phyllis Hatch, Vivian Koch-White and Elsie Felts. Memorial tributes in memory of Irene may be made to the Alzheimer Society of Alberta. 10531 Kingsway Ave., Edmonton, AB T5H 4K1

Coad, Irene Louise (I20067)

10049

Published in The Ottawa Citizen Feb 17, 1944 page 18, Thursday- Garland- Suddenly on Wednesday Feb 16, 1944, Austyn Lauren Garland, beloved husband of Charlotte May Taylor, of 622 Gladstone Ave, in his 61st year. Funeral from above address on Saturday the 19th to Erskine Presbyterian Church for service at 3:30 pm
Contributor: Betty (48321843) ? betbet@rogers.com

Inscription
Garland / In Loving Memory of/ L. Austyn Garland/ 1882 - 1944 /Husband of/ Charlotte M. Taylor 1886 - 1983 / Their Son / Herbert L/ 1909 - 1977 / Husband of / Margaret Knipfel/ 1916 - 2010

Garland, Austyn Lauren (I27665)

10050

Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Feb. 21, 2004
KIDD, Florence Irene (nee Jones) In her 79th year, beloved wife of Berkley (Bud) Kidd for 58 years. Suddenly on February 18, at Longfield Manor, Barrhaven. At her request, no visitation and private funeral arrangements.
Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Feb. 21, 2004

Jones, Florence Irene (I4796)

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