Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 10051 | Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Feb. 28, 2004 KIDD, Berkley Matheson Born the 7th of January, 1924 At the age of 80, on Wednesday, the 25th day of February, 2004, beloved husband of Florence Irene Kidd, who predeceased him by one week. Berkley was a retired member of the Royal Canadian Navy and will be missed by all of his golfing friends at the Highlands Golf Club. At his request, there shall be no service. | Kidd, Berkley Matheson (I3758)
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| 10052 | Published in The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Ontario, Aug 9, 1977 Tuesday page 46 ?b? Garland, Herbert?/b?- In hospital on Monday, Aug 8, 1977, Herbert Garland, beloved husband of Margaret. Dear father of a daughter . Beloved son of Charlotte Durrell. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel. Service in the Chapel on Wednesday at 4 pm. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. Contributor: Betty (48321843) ? betbet@rogers.com | Garland, Herbert Lauren John (I42787)
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| 10053 | Published in The Ottawa Citizen- May 3, 1983 Tuesday page 21- ?b?Durrell, Charlotte May- ?/b?in hospital on Monday May 2, 1983, Charlotte May Taylor, age 97; wife of the late Ernest Durrell and the late Austyn Garland. Mother of the late Herbert L. Garland. Grandmother of one and great grandmother of 2 . Sister of Mrs. Edna Hanson. Friends may call at Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel on Wednesday at 2 pm. interment Pinecrest Cemetery. | Taylor, Charlotte May (I42786)
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| 10054 | Published on December 1, 2018 ?b?HEAVENOR, Kenneth Paul?/b? October 1, 1926 ~ November 23, 2018 On November 23, 2018, Ken Heavenor passed away at the age of 92 years. He is survived by his wife of 60 years. He leaves three sons; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a foster great-grandson. Born in 1926 at Aurora, Ontario to Helen Maloney, Ken was adopted into the Heavenor family in 1928 to a widow, Ellen Heavenor, and moved to Edmonton as the youngest of seven siblings. He was greatly loved by his mother and sisters - all having predeceased him. At 17, Ken caught tuberculosis and was admitted to the Sanatorium in Edmonton. He missed high school graduation but also missed the Second World War. Christian radio broadcasts led him to his Savior Jesus Christ. After fully recovering, he began working for Canada Manpower, where he completed 35 years of public service. He was introduced to his future wife on a trip to Banff, eventually marrying at Beulah Alliance Church, later joining Fellowship Baptist Church. When the boys were in Elementary school, the family joined Braemar Baptist Church where a vibrant youth program eventually contributed to two sons entering Christian ministry. He completed his high school and took university classes in the evenings while working full time and raising his family. He was a prolific reader particularly of European history, Royalty and Theology. He loved classic movies, classical music and photography. Ken was a long-time season ticket holder of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and the Edmonton Opera. A great conversationalist, Ken had so many wonderful friends. Ken and his wife have lived at Eden House for the last several months after living 52 years in their Westmount home and 6 years in the "blue" house in Millwoods. Graveside interment will be held at Glenwood Memorial Gardens at 10:30 a.m., on Saturday, December 8; 52356 Range Road 232, Sherwood Park, Alberta, T8B 1B8. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the charity of your choice or Taylor Seminary (E.P Wahl Lectures). | Heavenor, Kenneth Paul "Ken" (I3205)
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| 10055 | Published on June 22, 2006 int the Ottawa Citizen page 39 WILSON, Florence Mabel (nee Coates) Surrounded by her family, Mabel's final wish to die peacefully at home was granted on June 21, 2006 at the age of 87. Beloved wife of the late John Wilson and loving mother of Murray (Christine) Wilson. Proud grandmother of Adam, Nicholas and Christopher. Enthusiastic foster grandmother of Jamie Bertrand. Sister of the late Alice Webster, Dorothy Stocks and the late Murray Coates. Also survived by her cherished goddaughter Lynne Chamberlain, many nieces, nephews, cousins and dear and close friends. Mabel had a special place in her heart for the Way/Cairns family. Friends may visit at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair and McGarry, 315 McLeod Street on Saturday, June 24, 2006 from 12 noon until service time in the Chapel at 2:30 p.m., followed by a reception in the McGarry Family Reception Centre. For those wishing to make a donation, Mabel's favourite charity was Jamie's care provider Total Communication Environment (T.C.E.), Unit 5, 203 Colonnade Road South, Ottawa, Ontario, K2E 7K3. Special thanks to Dr. Alison Eyre and Beverly Rochon for their outstanding care. | Coates, Florence Mabel (I25732)
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| 10056 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1511)
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| 10057 | RADLEY, Dr. Sydney W. __ In hospital Monday, February 20, 1967, Dr. Sydney W. Bradley, of 235 Somerset Street, in his 88th year, husband of Bertha Mann; father of Mrs. T.A.K. Langstaff of Toronto. Resting Hulse and Playfair Central Chapel, service Wednesday 2pm. Interment Beechwood cemetery. (The Ottawa Journal -- Tuesday, February 21, 1967) ----- Son of Albert Bradley, dentist Informant, daughter: Mrs. T.A. Langstaff | Bradley, Dr. Sydeny W. (I30289)
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| 10058 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2582)
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| 10059 | Raised near Grand Forks, ND, and moved to Manitoba, the Cartwright district, around 1905. After the death of his father, he continued to live with his mother on the family farm. He retired around 1942. He never married. | Sykes, William Milton (I22025)
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| 10060 | Ralph Eugene Hall was the 6th child born, out of 9 children, to Mansel Whitson Hall and Nannie Hadden Taylor-Hall. During his life he worked as a finish carpenter and also liked to dabble in the stock market. He had 3 children by his first wife, Ginara, and only one child by his second wife, Ethel. | Hall, Ralph Eugene (I36420)
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| 10061 | Ralph Horner, of Grenville, aged 89 years, a native of County Down, Ireland, died August 26, 1877 and was buried August 28th, of the same year. Husband of Jane Brown. | Horner, Samuel (I7382)
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| 10062 | Ralph Horner, of Grenville, aged 89 years, a native of County Down, Ireland, died August 26, 1877 and was buried August 28th, of the same year. Husband of Jane Brown. | Horner, Ralph (I15881)
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| 10063 | Ramsay Farmer Called By Death H.M. Snedden Was Well known Resident of Appleton District On Thursday night, Oct 5th, the whole community was shocked to hear of the sudden demise of Mr Herbert Mansfield Snedden which occured at the home of Mr Robert Barker, 8th line Ramsay, where Mr and Mrs Snedden and friends were spending the evening. He has recently remarked to friends that he felt better than he had for years, but about 8:45 p.m. he complained of not feeling very well, though the symptoms were not alarming. However in a few minutes, medical aid was summoned and though everything possible was done for him, he passed away in about half an hour, a slight hemorrhage of the brain having developed. Deceased, who was a son of the late Alexander Snedden, was born on september 6th, 1875, on the 7th line of Ramsay. In June 1899, he married Agnes B. Coxford of Blakeney, and they resided on the homestead for several years. Later they purchased the Wilson property on the Mississippi River, near Appleton. In religion Mr Snedden was a Presbyterian until Church Union in 1925, then he became a member of Memorial Park Church, Carleton Place. Mr Snedden is survived by his wife and two sons, Harold A. at home, and Herbert R. at Rosetown, Sask. He was a man highly esteemed for his many sterling qualities and when the intimation of his passing was received, deep regret was expressed by a host of friend. His genial, generous disposition, his patience and thoughtfulness of others, his kindly consideration for the poor, made him the centre of a very large circle of friends. "The best portion of a good man's life is his many, little nameless acts of kindness and love." The funeral was one of the largest ever witnessed in the community, took place on his many, October 8th, at 2 p.m. from his late residence. the service was conducted by Rev Donald Munro B.A. of Memorial Park Church and Rev Andrew McLauchlin B.A., B.D. of Trinity Church, Almonte and United church Appleton. Interment was made at the Auld Kirk Cemetery, Ramsay. The pallbearers were: Messrs Thomas Coxford, Herbert Coxford, Robert Barker, Frank J. Paul, Alex Cochran and Wilbert Cochrane. Along the many floral offerings testifying to the esteem in which deceased was held were wreaths from the family and Appleton friends and a spray from the A.F & A.M. the sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family in their bereavement | Snedden, Herbert "Mansfield" (I152)
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| 10064 | Ramsay Twp | Scott, Lucinda (I1828)
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| 10065 | Ran a business school | Scott, William John Gordon (I1675)
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| 10066 | Randy Patterson Obituary Here is Randy Patterson's obituary. Please accept Echovita's sincere condolences. We are sad to announce that on May 2, 2019 we had to say goodbye to Randy Patterson (Cobden, Ontario). You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. You may also light a candle in honor of Randy Patterson or send a beautiful flower arrangement to the funeral service. He was predeceased by : his step-mother Flora Leach; and his son Jimmy. He is survived by : his spouse Judie Patterson; his step-parents, Bill Leach and Van Loon; his daughter Carrie (Kevin Anderson); his grandchildren, Justin, Miranda and Kyle; his sisters, Linda (Gary Vienot), Debbie Patterson and Barb (Jeff Pander); and his brother-in-law Tom Duncan. | Patterson, Randy (I3052)
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| 10067 | Range "B" Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 190 George NEWMAN Sept 24, 1920, His wife Maggie WILSON May 13, 1881 aged 35 yrs 10 mos Andrew WILSON born Feb 17, 1819 died Dec 23, 1904 His wife Margaret BRYSON born May 19, 1821 died Nov 6, 1901 Mary C. WILSON born Apr 12, 1848 died Dec 31, 1918 The pallbearers were Messrs R.W. Fumerton, Wm Paul, John Kirkwood, D. Dowling, Wm Garvin and John Stewart. Interment took place in the 8th line Ramsay cemetery. | Wilson, Andrew (I8413)
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| 10068 | Range "B" Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 190 George NEWMAN Sept 24, 1920, His wife Maggie WILSON May 13, 1881 aged 35 yrs 10 mos Andrew WILSON born Feb 17, 1819 died Dec 23, 1904 His wife Margaret BRYSON born May 19, 1821 died Nov 6, 1901 Mary C. WILSON born Apr 12, 1848 died Dec 31, 1918 The pallbearers were Messrs Wm Baird and T.C. Arthur, Carleton Place; R.W. Fumerton, John Stewart, James Syme and Neil Munroe. | Wilson, Mary Christena (I8434)
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| 10069 | Range "B" Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 190 George NEWMAN Sept 24, 1920, His wife Maggie WILSON May 13, 1881 aged 35 yrs 10 mos Andrew WILSON born Feb 17, 1819 died Dec 23, 1904 His wife Margaret BRYSON born May 19, 1821 died Nov 6, 1901 Mary C. WILSON born Apr 12, 1848 died Dec 31, 1918 | Wilson, Margaret "Maggie" (I8436)
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| 10070 | Range "B" Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 190 George NEWMAN Sept 24, 1920, His wife Maggie WILSON May 13, 1881 aged 35 yrs 10 mos Andrew WILSON born Feb 17, 1819 died Dec 23, 1904 His wife Margaret BRYSON born May 19, 1821 died Nov 6, 1901 Mary C. WILSON born Apr 12, 1848 died Dec 31, 1918 | Newman, George Peter (I8437)
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| 10071 | Range "B" Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 190 George NEWMAN Sept 24, 1920, His wife Maggie WILSON May 13, 1881 aged 35 yrs 10 mos Andrew WILSON born Feb 17, 1819 died Dec 23, 1904 His wife Margaret BRYSON born May 19, 1821 died Nov 6, 1901 Mary C. WILSON born Apr 12, 1848 died Dec 31, 1918 | Bryson, Margaret (I8409)
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| 10072 | Range "C" Plots C7 to C18 Stone 649 Elsie daug of S & M DRUMMOND 1901 - 1919 Howard Allan 1903 - 1953 | Drummond, Howard Allan (I5833)
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| 10073 | Range "C" Plots C7 to C18 Stone 649 Elsie daug of S & M DRUMMOND 1901 - 1919 Howard Allan 1903 - 1953 | Drummond, Elsie Isabel (I5834)
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| 10074 | Range A Plot A Stone 13 pg 1 John GEMMILL born in the Parish of Dunlop Scotland came to Canada in 1821 and died in Ramsay, 23 April 1852, age 75 yrs.Also his first wife Ann ADAMS, from thornhill, Perthshire Scotland, who died at Ramsay 15 Mar 1828 age 47 yrs. Also his second wife Margaret MUIRHEAD who was born in the Parish of St. Ninians Scotland 4 April 1790 and died at Ramsay 6 Nov 1854. Also William Muirhead GEMMILL, infant twin son of said John and Margaret GEMMILL died 14 Feb 1833, and their other twin son James Dunlop GEMMILL, Lt. Colonel 42nd. Regiment Canadian Militia, born 31 Jan 1833, and who died in London England, 18 Aug 1929 and is buriedhere. His wife Katherine Murdock KNIGHT died 18 Mar 1908 and was buried in Rome Italy. John Alex GEMMILL, born in Glasgow Scotland 26 Oct 1816, came to Canada with parents in 1821, died at Pakenham 15 Feb 1876. His wife Janet daughter of Dr. CANNON late of Royal Navy born at Hastings England, 22 Feb 1822 and died 9 Nov 1895, their son John Alexander GEMMILL, Barister born in Carleton Place 20 March 1846, died at Cliffside Ottawa, 7 Nov 1905. Margaret Edith, younger daughter of James Dunlop GEMMILL and Katherine Murdock KNIGHT, his wife born in Montreal 25 April 1882, died in California U.S.A. 10 Apr 1913. Eric Ferguson GEMMILL who died in infancy at Bournemouth England March 1892. The only son of James Dunlop GEMMILL and his wife Katherine M. KNIGHT Footstones: A.G, M.G., J.G., J.A.G., Edith | Adams, Ann (I12633)
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| 10075 | Range B Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 185 James B. TURNER 1890 - 1980 His wife Margaret SUTHERLAND 1904 - 1986 | Turner, James Barber (I9077)
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| 10076 | Range B Plots P.O.H.G. B7 to B18 Stone 185 James B. TURNER 1890 - 1980 His wife Margaret SUTHERLAND 1904 - 1986 | Sutherland, Margaret Young (I9115)
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| 10077 | Range C, Plot 104 Buried in family plot together with: Robert DUNCAN Mar 28, 1893 aged 85 yrs. His wife Eliza McLINTON Sep 3, 1908 aged 84 yrs. George A. DUNCAN infant son of Wm and [Mina] Helen DUNCAN. William J. DUNCAN 1857 - 1941. His wife Mina SIMPSON July 15, 1935 aged 65 yrs | Duncan, William John (I1377)
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| 10078 | Range E Plots E1 to E32 Stone 1105 S. George Lowry 1902-1992 His wife Gertrude L. Gilmour 1915-1983 | Gilmour, Gertrude Lillian (I5382)
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| 10079 | Range E Plots E1 to E32 Stone 1105 S. George Lowry 1902-1992 His wife Gertrude L. Gilmour 1915-1983 | Lowry, Samuel George (I5381)
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| 10080 | Range F Plots F5 to F28 1633 Albert F. Duncan C.L.U. 1914 - 2000 Elizabeth Virtue 1916 - parents of Susan & Colleen | Virtue, Elizabeth Amelia (I3258)
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| 10081 | Range F Plots F5 to F28 1633 Albert F. Duncan C.L.U. 1914 - 2000 Elizabeth Virtue 1916 - parents of Susan & Colleen | Duncan, Albert Finlayson "Ab" (I3257)
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| 10082 | Rank: Private Service #: L-12938 Force: Army Unit: South Saskatchewan Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corp Post: #12 District Depot, Canadian Active Service Force, Regina, Saskatchewan. Merton died at Grey Nun's Hospital, Regina, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Interment took place Aug. 13, 1940. | Malchow, Pvt. Merton William (I32671)
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| 10083 | Rank: Warrant Officer Class II Trade: Air Gunner Service No: R/97637 Date of Death: 23/03/1943 Age: 26 Regiment/Service: Royal Canadian Air Force, #113 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron (Yarmouth,, Nova Scotia) Citation(s): 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal 1939-45, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal and Clasp Killed at Yarmouth airport, N.S., with 3 other aircrew, when their plane crashed after take-off and then exploded. Son of Thomas Edgar and Bessie Cavers, of Almonte. Date of Birth: 23 Apr 1916 World War II Find A Grave contributor SJ Hearn: Warrant Officer Class II Cavers was one of six airmen killed in the crash and resulting explosion of Hudson (#BW 620) aircraft at the aerodrome in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; the Hudson, with four airmen aboard, had just taken off on an operational patrol. Besides the four crew members, two of the five ground crew members who attempted to assist, also perished in this accident. The four aircrew members were:- Sergeant Alexander John BAILLIE, Warrant Officer Class II Robert Franklin CAVERS, Warrant Officer Class II Mervin Elwood TARRANT and Flying Officer Charles Leroy TRIPP. The two ground aircrew members were:- Leading Aircraftman Lloyd Edward BRIGGS and Aircraftman 1st Class Frank HALLEK. Warrant Officer Class II Robert Franklin Cavers is commemorated on Page 145 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance. | Cavers, Flt. Sgt. Robert Franklin (I24716)
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| 10084 | Rapid City- Roland Arlington Gray, age 95, of Rapid City, SD died on May 1, 2011 peacefully in his sleep at Bella Vista Nursing Home. He was born on August 27, 1915 to Lawrence and Agnes Gray in Clay County Kansas. He grew up in Kansas and graduated from Longford High School in 1934. He married Dorothy Beals on April 28, 1940. She preceded him in death on October 1, 1980. They had three sons, Terry, Ronald and Gilbert. He went to work for the US Army Air Force in 1942 at Salina, KS and was a civilian officer in the fire department at an Air Base there. He worked for the Air Force for 30 years except for one year in the US Navy from 1945-46. He transferred to Ellsworth AFB at Rapid City in 1949 where he worked until retirement. He was Fire Chief from 1966 until retirement in 1972. During this time he received several awards including the "Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service" signed by Secretary of the Air Force. He also received a Civilian Award for Valor and an Official Commendation for Courage by the US Air Force. He received the first "Well Done Award" given by the US Air Force for outstanding accomplishment in fire protection activities. He was a long time member of Westminster Presbyterian Church where he served as Elder, Deacon, Chairman of Christian Education, Sunday School Superintendent and teacher. Following his retirement from civilian service, he worked for the First National Bank of the Black Hills for several years. Roland married Genevieve Silver on February 9, 1982. She passed away March 16, 2010. Roland is survived by one sister, Iris Kuhlman and one brother, Joe Gray, both of Kansas and three sons, Terry Gray and wife Loma of Cincinnati, OH; Ronald Gray and wife Sharon of Grand Junction, CO; Gilbert Gray and wife Vicky of Rapid City, SD; stepdaughters Jean Downing and husband Terry of Redfield SD; Donna Silver-Miller and husband Steve of Rapid City; and Terri Wetsch and husband Larry of Rapid City; eight grandchildren, four step grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren and three step great grandchildren. Roland was preceded in death by his first wife Dorothy, second wife Genevieve, one sister and four brothers. Visitation will be on Friday, May 6 at Osheim & Schmidt Funeral Home from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Services will be at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 7 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. A Memorial has been established for Westminster Presbyterian Church. | Gray, Roland A. (I41906)
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| 10085 | RATH - FONTAINE A double ring ceremony was solemnized in Holy Cross Church, Norwood, Man., on Saturday, July 16th at 5:00 p.m., when Catherine Carole (Fontaine), younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fontaine, became the bride of Mr. Wilfred Herbert Rath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rath, Clayton, Ontario. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a waltz length gown of silk organza and Chantilly lace. The lace bodice, nestling in a bouffant skirt, was designed with a contoured and shirred cummerbund giving a high cut effect. It featured petit sleeves and a sabrina neckline enhanced by iridescent sequins. Her chapel veil of illusion net drifted from a cap headpiece of nylon tulle trimmed with sequins and seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of red Delight roses. Her only adornment was a cultured pearl on a gold chain, a gift of the bridegroom. Attending the bride was her sister, Miss Janice Fontaine. She wore a cocktail length gown of mist pink organza styled with a fitted bodice of lace, little sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Her headpiece was of matching pink silk organza with a small circular veil, and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations. The bride's mother chose a sheath dress of blue silk organza over satin with matching accessories. Her corsage was of deep pink Sweetheart roses. Mr. Robert Shewan was best man, and Mr. Walter Skye ushered the guests. A reception and dinner followed at the Curtis Hotel, with Mr. William Dunbar proposing the toast to the bride. Following a motor trip through the United States, the happy couple took up residence at 231 Dearborn Avenue, Winnipeg. For going away, the bride chose a sheath ensemble of beige linen with matching toned accessories. | Family: Wilfred Herbert Rath / Catherine Carole Fontaine (F15431)
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| 10086 | Raymond Clifford Millar of Arnprior was in his 70th year. Beloved husband of the late Ann Millar (nee Wall). Son of the late Clifford Millar and the late Margaret Millar (nee Comba). Dear father of Tracey (Mark). Dear brother of Elva Robertson (Nelson) of Arnprior and Irene Robertson (Carl) of Prescott. Predeceased by his brother Wesley. Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel, Arnprior | Millar, Raymond Clifford (I26354)
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| 10087 | Raymond Edward Madden September-30-1943 - November-24-2021 Obituary Obituary of Raymond Edward Madden Wearing his favourite Irish cap, at home and surrounded by his loving wife and children on Wednesday, November 24, 2021 at the age of 78. As a family we are incredibly saddened to announce the passing of a quiet, loving, brilliant man. Ray was the loving husband and best friend of Shirley (nee Boal), wonderful father to Sheri Madden (Jeff Day) and Chris Madden (Terri). He was the proud grandfather of Liam and Logan Day and Raeley and Taryn Madden. Ray was born on September 30, 1943 in Almonte and was the youngest of 10 children to Loretta (Hogan) and John Madden. He was a teacher, an athlete, a coach, a businessman and a believer in fairness, equality, learning and teamwork. He had a passion for sports, music, travel, history, education and his family and friends. We will miss everything about him, each and every day. Our family would like to thank the Bayshore nurses and Dr. Kristen Church for their compassionate care and support and the many friends and family who gave us love and support throughout Ray's illness. There will be a visitation taking place at Blair & Son Funeral Home, Smiths Falls on Sunday, November 28, 2021 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. A Celebration of Life will follow in the Chapel on Monday, at 1:00 p.m. Due to current Covid restrictions, the family are asking all those attending must show proof of vaccination, along with government issued photo ID to gain entry to any and all of the events for Ray. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to Champions For Kids, Upper Canada District School Board. | Madden, Raymond Edward (I12586)
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| 10088 | Raymond Maxwell Donaldson Death?tab?Feb 5 2013 Published?tab?Feb 6 2013 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Published by?tab?The Citizen Obituary?tab?DONALDSON, Raymond Maxwell (Raymie) It is with great sadness, respect and admiration that we announce the passing of our dear Raymie on Tuesday, February 5th, 2013 at the Ottawa General Hospital, with his family by his side after a short, courageous battle with cancer. Beloved and devoted husband of 53 years to Feryn (Kells). Loving and adored father of Cathy (Brian) Steele, Patsy (Lyle) Reid, and Larry (Tammy) Donaldson. Proud and much loved Poppa and hero to: Matt and Amanda Steele, Caraleigh and Logan Reid and Andrew and Lauren Donaldson. Brother of Earl Donaldson of Lanark and predeceased by his parents Vernon and Ethel Donaldson, brother Carl and sister Verna Papponetti. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St. W. Perth on Thursday, February 7th, 2013 from 2: 00 to 5: 00 and 6: 00 to 8: 00 p. m. Funeral service will be held in St. Andrew's United Church, Lanark on Friday at 10: 30 a. m. Interment, Lanark Village Cemetery. An expression of sympathy may be made to St. Andrew's United Church, Lanark or the Lanark Village Cemetery. Message to my music buddies: Keep on Picking. Published in The Ottawa Citizen from February 6 to February 7, 2013. | Donaldson, Raymond Maxwell "Raymie" (I23235)
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| 10089 | Raymond Roth was the son of Henry and Verna (Loganbill) Roth. He married Rosalie LaVelle Moe on October 20, 1951. | Roth, Raymond Charles (I27923)
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| 10090 | Raymond Shaffer Kraeer in the West Virginia, Marriages Index, 1785-1971 Name: Raymond Shaffer Kraeer Gender: Male Birth Date: abt 1904 Birth Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Age: 24 Spouse's Name: Gladys Lucile Maple Spouse Gender: Female Spouse Age: 24 Spouse Birth Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Marriage Date: 27 Oct 1928 Marriage Place: Petersburg, Grant, West Virginia | Family: Raymond Shaffer Kraeer / Gladys Lucille Maple (F11244)
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| 10091 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3531)
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| 10092 | RCAF in 1942 1945 bought bakery 1948 sold bakery 1948-1953 RM of Roblin 1953 - 1967 Wray's Washed Sand and Gravel - Construction and gravel business with Gary and Raymond 1967 - 1976 Pool Room and Barber Shop Village of Cartwright until retirement | Wray, David John (I3510)
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| 10093 | Rebecca MUNRO Obituary MUNRO, Rebecca Clark "Becky" Unexpectedly in hospital at Almonte on Sunday, August 10, 2003. Rebecca "Becky" Foster of Clayton in her 100th year. Beloved wife of the late Harold A. Munro and dearly loved mother of Basil (Margaret) of Clayton and Mrs. Gladys Billings (late Leslie) of Balderson. Predeceased by her daughter, Marjorie and by three sisters, Mrs. Maggie Munro, Mrs. Jessie Munro and Flossie and three brothers, Tom, Irvine and Ernest. Also survived by 8 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-granddaughter. Funeral arrangements incomplete, for further information please call the C.R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte. 256-3313. Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Aug. 11, 2003 | Foster, Rebecca "Becky" Clarke (I13039)
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| 10094 | Rebecca was the daughter of Levi Cooper. She married Samuel McCann and is probably buried at this cemetery. They had 4 children: Archibald, Rebecca, James, and Sarah. (p 504, History of Muskingum county Ohio) | Cooper, Rebecca (I6724)
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| 10095 | Received 2019-10-10 from #49735525: Enlisted as a Private, Service number 220142 in the 80th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Belleville, Ontario on 29 Oct 1915. He served in England and France in the 21st Battalion and was discharged from the service by reason of demobilization on 24 Mar 1919 in Kingston, Ontario. | Peever, Harvey Wilson (I9897)
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| 10096 | Recipient of PRISONER OF WAR MEDAL SGT US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II Private First Class Russell Bernard Ormseth (MCSN: 276017), United States Marine Corps, was captured by the Japanese after the fall of Guam on 9 December 1941, and was held as a Prisoner of War until returned to U.S. Military control at the end of the war. Action Date: December 9, 1941 - September 1945 died at age 81 Mortician: Birk Canby, MN Burial Date:8 Mar 1999 | Ormseth, Russell Bernard (I31804)
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| 10097 | Recorded on a fmily search record but very inlikely as obit and Auld Kirk memorial record suggest 88 years old at death therefor 1819 birth year. | McCann, Jane (I8792)
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| 10098 | Ref: Renfrew Public Cemetery Records. Pub # 85-6R | Ferguson, Sarah Jane (I28539)
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| 10099 | REF: Shawville Equity-Sept 8 1892 Edition Miss A. Prendergast of Eganville, who has been visiting friends around here left for home on Friday. REF: Shawville Equity-Edition Nov.9, 1894 "From the Eganville Enterprise we learn the facts of a very distressing accident which occurred on Sunday, the 23rd ult., whereby Adeline, the eldest daughter of Mrs. Wm. Prendergast, of Mink Lake, Ont., lost her life. It appears that the family went to Eganville to attend services (church) and left the deceased to mind the house and prepare dinner. A few minutes to 12 o'clock a gun that was heavily loaded with shot, which was standing in the corner of one of the rooms, fell down, and while in the act of replacing it the gun went off, the charge entering her body a little below the ribs to the left of the stomach. When the family returned shortly afterwards the unfortunate young lady was seated in the rocking chair, her blood rapidly ebbing away. A doctor was immediately sent for, but everything that could be done to relieve the victim proved of no avail and she passed away about 5 hours after the accident. Deceased was 23 years of age. She was well known in this section and was a niece of Messers. James, Thomas, and John Prendergast, of Clarendon. REF: Eganville Enterprise A FATAL ACCIDENT- To One of Mink Lake's Most Popular Young Ladies One of those distressing accidents, which cast a gloom over the entire community, took place at Mink Lake on Sunday last at a few minutes before noon, by which a bright and popular young lady- the eldest daughter of Mrs. William. Prendergast -lost her life. It appears the family went to Eganville to attend services (church). Adeline, the eldest daughter, stopping at home to mind the house and prepare dinner. A gun which was heavily loaded with shot, which was standing in a corner of one of the rooms, by some means fell down. While Miss Prendergast was attempting to replace the gun it went off, the charge striking her a little below the ribs and to the left of the stomach, passing upwards and towards the left side. When the family returned from church, about forty minutes after the accident occurred, a shocking sight greeted them; their daughter and sister, whom they had left a few hours before the picture of health, sat in the rocking chair, and her life blood rapidly ebbing away-forming streams and pools upon the f oor. A doctor was immediately sent for and everything that medical skill could desire was done to alleviate her suffering, but all in vain. From the first it was seen that there was no hope, and the family were told to prepare for the worst. Although suffering untold agonies , her mind was clear until about half past four in the afternoon when she became unconscious ; death ensuing some fifteen minutes later. The deceased young lady was 23 years of age. and was very popular among her friends and acquaintances and her tragic death will long be remembered in this section. Mrs. Pendergast and the surviving members of the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all in this their hour of terrible affliction. The funeral takes place on Tuesday (today) at 2 o'clock p.m. from her mother's residence to St. John's church and cemetery. (**Over the years, the family has hypothesized that the gunshot wound was self inflicted, because she was pregnant and unmarried.) | Prendergast, Ruth Adeline Lett (I43012)
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| 10100 | Reference for links to James's parents: https://books.google.com/books?id=aIQUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA69 Contributor: Jack Angel (48354451) | Scott, James (I10307)
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