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11301	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1887-002558 indicates as Sarah Ann "Hampton" date of death as August 21, 1887, age 19 years in the R.M. Franklin. Marker indicates death year as 1888. Hampton a/k/a "Hempton".	Hempton, Sarah Ann (I1430)
11302	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1895-001290 indicates death date as September 24, 1894 in the R.M. Franklin, Mb. The Pioneer Express, Pembina County, North Dakota- September 28, 1894. Shot Accidentally. W.E. LeTang of Dominion City was shot and killed by the accidental discharge of a shot gun, last Thursday, Mr. Letang prepared to go out for a chicken hunt alone and equipped himself with a belt of cartridges and a double-barrel shotgun, in a single rig. Less than an hour from the time he started, and about three miles from Dominion City, Mr. Letang was found by a lady driving to town, alongside the road, with the contents of one barrel discharged through his body and his clothes on fire; the cartridge belt that was strapped around his waist had several cartridges discharged in it by the fire from his clothes. Mr. Letang was a prosperous and popular man of his neighborhood, about thirty five years of age and married. Some years ago he was a resident of this country and owned a farm on Tongue River near Paul Johnson's on the road to Bathgate. Article submitted by Helen F.A.G. member # 46838717 Son of Edward Letang, born in Quebec and Elizabeth (Scott) Letang, born in Ireland. Children of Edward and Elizabeth Letang in 1871 & 1881Canada Census as- Margaret Jane Letang, age 24 years; Anastasia, age 20 years; Mary Elizabeth , age 18 years; Ambrose, age 22 years; Rose Ann, age 16 years; Teresa, age 13 years; Louise, age 9 years; Vitaline, age 6 years; Victoria, age 4 years, Edward, age 1 year, born Sept. 22, 1879., in Almonte, Lanark, Ont. Anastasia married Emanuel Boulne on Nov. 27, 1882 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario. Mary Elizabeth married William Macdonald on Nov. 15, 1886 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario. Teresa married Richard Conlon on October 1, 1889 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario and is buried in Saint John's Parish Cemetery, Lanark, Ontario Find A Grave # 85820967 - Teresa 1867-1949- Richard 1864-1935. Louise married Patrick Brennan on August 17, 1900 in Ottawa, Ontario Victoria married Wilfrid Rochon on January 20, 1906, in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario	Letang, William Ambrose (I1437)
11303	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1915-164223. Married March 29, 1900 to Robert Henry Hempton. Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1900-001915.	Faryon, Emma Frances "Dot" (I2179)
11304	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1920-034167.	Scott, Annie Mabel "Edna" (I1665)
11305	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1923-012265. ?b? SCOTT?/b? Ethel Fcoit, of Dominion City, died Friday In Victoria hoipltat. The body haa been forwarded to Dominion City for burial In the family plot. '	Scott, Ethel (I1661)
11306	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1924-024095 homas Hempton Scott, son of William and Elizabeth (nee Hempton ) Scott. William Scott 1814-1893 and Elizabeth Hempton Scott 1828-1867. Prov. Mb. Marr. Cert. Reg. # 1885-001808 indicates marriage of Thomas Hempton and Janet M. Dickson on Feburary 16, 1885 in the R.M. Franklin. Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1924-024095. Obituary Published in the Winnipeg free Press, June 10, 1924, Page 9- Thomas Hempton Scott, of Dominion City, Man. died at the General Hospital yesterday, aged 67 years. The remains will be taken to Dominion City for interment. The funeral having been arranged for tomorrow afternoon. Obituary Notice- The funeral of Thomas Hempton Scott, of Dominion City, who died at the Winnipeg General Hospital on Monday, will be held this afternoon, from the Union Church, Dominion City, to the cemetery of that town. Obituary published in the Winnipeg Free Press, Wednesday, June 11, 1924, Page 9	Scott, Thomas Hempton (I1449)
11307	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1925-043101. Twin of James Cuthbert Scott.	Scott, George Edwin "Ed" (I1424)
11308	Vital stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1925-05228.	Scott, Robert O. (I1418)
11309	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1926-008291 incls. birth date. Served as MLA in Mb. Legislature from 1916-1920. Born on 10 April 1857, at Ottawa, Ontario, son of Joseph Baskerville, he was educated at Ramseys Corners. On 26 December 1888, he married Jennie Oatway, daughter of Richard Oatway, of Perth, Ontario. They had six children: Clifford W. Baskerville, Milton G. Baskerville, Lloyd O. Baskerville, Wallace R. Baskerville, (222nd. Battalion), Warren W. Baskerville, and Cyntha Lyle Baskerville. He was elected to the Manitoba Legislature at the 1915 general election. He was a municipal councillor and school trustee for 27 years. He retired from farming around 1920 and moved into Dominion City. He died at his home on 31 January 1926 and was buried in the cemetery there. Published in the Memorable Manitobans. Sources- Winnipeg Tribune , 1 February 1926. Seventh child, Wilmer Wylie Baskerville, born twin to Wallace Roy Baskerville, born June 23, 1896, died unknown. John David Baskerville farmed in the Langside area until 1924. {near Green Ridge, Manitoba}	Baskerville, John David (I38354)
11310	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 incls. birth date. Marker indicates "1855-1927".	Scott, James (I1448)
11311	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 indicates a birth date as June 16, 1854 and death date as March 20, 1927 in Dominion City, Manitoba.	Scott, James (I1448)
11312	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 indicates a birth date as June 16, 1854 and death date as March 20, 1927 in Dominion City, Manitoba.	Scott, James (I1448)
11313	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1930-060111 incls. birth date.	Sutherland, Jean "Jane" Ritchie (I1456)
11314	Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1932-040204 indicates October 19, 1932 and also incls. birth date August 9, 1851.	Post, Rebecca (I28425)
11315	Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1916-070026.	Family: William Sutherland "Will" Scott / Lily Ann "Annie Lillian" Hunter (F579)
11316	Vivian Eunice Ellison, 86, of Carlisle, died Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at Chapel Pointe at Carlisle. Born March 17, 1927 in Winchester, Ontario, Canada, she was a daughter of the late William E. and Annie Hayes Hamilton and the widow of Joseph Paul Ellison She was a graduate of Nyack College, NY and three years of Nursing at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, NY. Eunice was a registered nurse and also a missionary for the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Surviving are one daughter, Elaine Ruth Skene of Lake Tapps, Washington; two sons, David W. Ellison of Vestal, NY and Robert P. Ellison of Monrovia, CA; one sister, Doris Leeson of Ottawa, Canada; and eight grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one brother, Keith Hamilton; one sister, Genevieve Nash and one daughter, Linda B. Ellison. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, June 6, 2013 at Henry Chapel of Chapel Pointe at Carlisle, 770 South Hanover Street, Carlisle with Rev. Walter L. Frankenberry officiating. Burial will be in Letort Cemetery, Carlisle. A visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service on Thursday at Chapel Pointe. Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., 219 North Hanover Street, Carlisle is in charge of the funeral arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to Cambodian Evangelical Church of the C&MA, 1616 S. Palmetto Avenue, Ontario, CA 91762-5972. To sign the guest book visit www.hoffmanroth.com.	Hamilton, Vivian "Eunice" (I32372)
11317	Vol 01, pg. 272, Adam SHAIL, 22, farmer, Drummond, Beckwith, s/o James & Catharine SHAIL, married Jane KIDD, 24, Montague, same, d/o George & Sarah KIDD, witnesses: J. DENOVAN of Smith's Falls & John SHAIL of Montague, 5 Aug 1869, Smith's Falls	Shail, Adam (I4335)
11318	Volunteer Phil, ID 49009903I searched the entire St. Augustine's cemetery as noted on his obituaty and could not find this grave.	Christie, Alfred Aldwyn (I28407)
11319	W. E. Thompson Widely Mourned ALMONTE 'Special! The death occurred at the Rosamond Memorial Hospital, Almonte, of one of Ramsay's older residents In the person of VVilliam Ernest S. Thompson. The late Mr. Thompson was born on the 12th line of Ramsay 80 years ago. He was the third oldest son of the late Languer: Thompson and his wife, Elizabeth Smith, pioneer residents of Ramsay. In 1901 he married the late Katie Sims who predeceased him In 1924. Mr. Thompson farmed on the 12th line for the greater part of his life, having moved with his son, Roy, and family eight , years ago to the Grace Homestead on the 11th line of Ramsay, where he has since resided. Following his retirement from farming, he delivered the mail on RR 4, Almonte for seven years. He was amongst the last of the horse and buggy mailmen In this district. He is survived by a son, Roy L. Thompson. A daughter, Myrtle (Mrs. Wilbert Brydges) predceased him eight years ago. Of his immediate family, five brothers and a sister also survive, Delbert of Detroit, Richard of Coldwater, Mich; Chester of Port Rowan, Ont.; Ivan and Stanley of Fort William and Mrs. Jessie Brown of Detroit. The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home to the I Auld Kirk Cemetery. Rev. Arthur Hirtle of Almonte Baptist Church conducted the service. The pallbearers were George A. Thompson and five of his grandsons, Keith, Kenneth, Robert, Cecil and Gordon Brydges.	Thompson, William Ernest S. (I14851)
11320	W. Fee died October 13, 1884 aged 34 years. Birth year calculated from age at death. 1850. He was married second September 30, 1890 at Chatham to Sarah Dunlop, who was born about 1866 at Chatham, daughter of George Dunlop and Sarah Somerville. They had one child, Grace Darling Morris, born July 12, 1891 at Chatham. Sarah died soon after.	Fee, William (I19601)
11321	w/o Walter B. Simpson ``````````````````````````````````````````` Mr. W. B. Simpson, son of Mr. G. W. Simpson and Miss Fannie Baucom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Baucom, all of New Salem township, were married last Thursday at the residence of the officiating minister, Rev. T. P. Little. These popular young people have many friends who wish them much success. The Marshville Home, Feb. 22, 1913, Pg. 4	Baucom, Fannie (I35961)
11322	WA State Digital Archives - Death Record: First Name: Alfred Last Name: Tannehill Date Of Death: 23 Jan 1933 Age: 98 Gender: Male Father Name: Alfred Tannehill Mother Name: Mcmillan Death Place: King, Seattle, Washington Spouse Name: Margaret Tannehill Birth location and links to parents provided by contributor OPPSheryl (#47070645) who also added: Although his (State) death record shows that his father's name was Alfred, research indicates that it should read William.	Tannehill, Alfred (I28564)
11323	WALCOTT, Lois Norma (nee Beardsley)Passed away peacefully at the Picton Memorial Hospital on Saturday, January 19th, 2013. Loving wife of Edward William Walcott. Daughter of the late Harold & Mildred Beardsley. Beloved mother of Rev. E. Donald Walcott (Leslie) of Picton and Carolynn (David) McNair of Orleans. Survived by her sister Marylyn Hughes, and brother Robert Beardsley. Predeceased by siblings Jean Mulligan, Betty McKechnie, Eric Beardsley and Donald Beardsley. Ever remembered by her grandchildren; Christopher (Jennifer), Scott (Sophia), David, Elizabeth (Roger), Timothy (Heidi), James (Kirsten), Philip (Christie), Jonathan (Melissa), William, and her great-grandchildren; Anthony, Audrey, Matthew, David, Katie, Abby, Reagan, Eddie, Emily, Connor, Alivia, Brianna, Nolan, Andrew, George and Alaina. Friends are invited to call at the Bethany Christian Reformed Church (158 Main Street, Bloomfield) on Saturday, January 26th, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. until time of service at 12:00 noon. Following a reception, interment will take place at the Wellington Cemetery. Arrangements in the care of the BELLEVILLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL LTD. 68 N. Front St. Belleville (613-968-5080). As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Gideon Bible Society or Samaritan's Purse would be appreciated.	Beardsley, Lois Norma (I23399)
11324	Walker, D., Burkholder, R. and F. Stratford-Devai, "The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West, Volume 5: Bathurst District 1831 - 1852", Global Heritage Press, 2000 - - - http://www.borenich.co.uk/Ross_Document/RossFootnote_Alex.html#D The Family of Duncan Blair Stewart and Isabella Poole of Manitoba Name?tab??tab?Born?tab?Married?tab??tab?Date?tab?Residence?tab?Died Russell Neil?tab?1892?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Manitoba?tab?d. 1956 John Lloyd?tab?1894?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Manitoba?tab?d. 1950 Jessie?tab??tab?1896?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Calgary, Alberta d. Hugh Blair?tab?1898?tab?.?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab??tab?d. 1968 William McGill?tab?1906?tab?died in action, WW2?tab?.?tab?.?tab?d. 1944 Eva?tab?.	Family: Duncan Blair Stewart / Isabella Poole (F13484)
11325	Walkerton, Bruce County, Ontario	Davie, Phoebe Agnes (I8992)
11326	Wallace Calvin Kilfoyle May 26, 1924 ? February 5, 2019 Veteran WW11-R.C.E.M.E. Peacefully at Arbour Heights, Kingston on Tuesday February 5, 2019. Wallace Kilfoyle, formerly of Seeley's Bay, in his 95th year. Beloved husband of Alice Leavitt and the late Audrey Cooke. Dear father of Richard (Nancy) of Kingston and Dave (Jane) of Westport. Step-father of Tasha (Graeme) Medd. Predeceased by brothers; Stanley, Gerald and Murray Kilfoyle. Lovingly remembered by grandchildren; Jon (Jen), Emily (C.J.), Shannon (Kevin) and Rob as well as great-grandsons; George and Colton. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the SCOTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 27 Main Street, Elgin on Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of Memorial Service in Our Chapel at 1 p.m. Inurnment St. John's Cemetery, Innisville at a later date. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations made to The Alzheimer Society or the Parish of Leeds Rear would be appreciated by the family.	Kilfoyle, Wallace Calvin (I20057)
11327	Walter Eugene Watters, 81, of Idaho Falls, died Monday, November 17, 2008, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls. He was born on October 3, 1927, in Nashua, Montana, the son of James Albert and Eliza Jane Coffey Watters. Walt was born on a farmstead in rural Nashua, Montana, and attended a one-room country school for his early educa- tion. He completed his studies at Nashua High School early and subsequently joined the U.S. Army. Walt served in Italy in the waning months of World War II, helping to keep the port city of Trieste free at the dawn of the Cold War. Upon discharge from the Army, he attended Montana State University in Bozeman, graduating in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He married Doris Lucille Palmer on December 31, 1952, in Culbertson, Montana. Walt devoted his life to his family. He and his wife, Doris, raised seven children and were deeply involved in the lives of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Walt was a good provider for his family. His career as a Mechanical Engineer took him from Shell Chemical Co. in New York to Aerojet General in California to work on the space program, and then to Aerojet Nuclear and EG&G to work as project engineer at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. He was particularly proud of his turbo-pump rotor design for the M1 motor on the Titan Rocket program, on display at the Smithsonian Space Museum. Fishing with his grandchildren was a special joy and another opportunity to teach the lesson that you should always bait your own hook. Elk hunting with his sons and grandsons was a special love of his that he looked forward to over the entire year. Walt had everything laid out and ready for one last elk hunt of the season. Walter was a member of the Roman Catholic Church, a member of the Knights of Columbus, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. His hobbies included family, hunting, fishing, hiking, target-shooting, camping, and he loved wildlife and being in nature. Walt exemplified all the character qualities for which the members of the greatest generation are known. He was honest, self-reliant, driven, giving, family-centered, responsible, humble, had a wry sense of humor and took pride in a job well done -- he prized excellence, a trait he cultivated in his children. Survivors include his wife, Doris Watters of Idaho Falls; a son, Donald Watters of Idaho Falls; three daughters, Kathleen Hootman of San Jose, California, Nancy Wonacott of Boise and Diane Wagner of Sammamish, Washington; a son, James Watters of Idaho Falls, a son, Michael Watters of Fayetteville, North Carolina, a son, Samuel Watters of Bloomington, Minnesota; a brother, William Watters of Battle Ground, Washington; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren with more on the way. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and seven brothers. At Walter's request, a private family memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Buck-Miller-Hann Funeral Home in Idaho Falls. The family suggests that donations be given to the Alzheimer's Association, 1111 S. Orchard St., Boise, ID 83705, in recognition of his role as a caregiver. Published in Post Register on November 20, 2008	Watters, Walter Eugene (I23574)
11328	Walter Leonard McKee 787004 Sergeant 130th Battn Canadian Expeditionary Force 20th September 1952 Age 33 Children: Allan, Kenneth and Agnes. Enlisted on 15 Nov 1915. He served in Canada and England and was discharged from the service on 31 Dec 1919 in Kingston, Ontario. His wife Ethel Naismith McKee.	McKee, SGT. Walter Leonard (I34320)
11329	Walter was the son of Adam Geddes & Jane Sim, who are buried in the Highland Line Cemetery at McDonald's Corners. --------------------------------- Plot 504 : - Walter Geddes 1867-1950 - his wife, Violet McIntyre 1871-1957 --------------------------------- Death - Perth Courier - Dec.14,1950 - Geddes - At G.W.M. Hospital, Perth, on Thursday, December 7, Walter Geddes, beloved husband of Violet McIntyre Geddes, dear father of W. R. and D. F. Geddes, in his 84th year.	Geddes, Walter (I28878)
11330	Warren Genealogy, 2004	Warren, William James (I4419)
11331	Warren passed away following a short illness in hospital in Perth on Thursday March 31st, 2016 at the age of 67 years. He was predeceased by his parents Gladys (Warren) and Kenneth Bell, his brother Frank Bell and sister Sylvia James. He will be sadly missed by his brother Jim 'Jake' (Peg) Bell, nieces and nephews Jason (Tracy), Michelle Bell (Mike Wright), Cindy and Kathy James and great niece Sydney Wright, and great nephews Alex and Benjamin Wright, Matthew and Ethan Bell, Kurtis James-Axford and Justin James. Warren will be fondly remembered by his brother-in-law Wayne James, sister-in-law Janet Bell and all his extended family at the Davidson House	Bell, Warren Percy (I38321)
11332	Was a 24 year old Jeweller, and was married.	Woods, John Amos (I31866)
11333	Was she named Mary Ann?	Scott, Elizabeth Mary Ann "Bessie" (I1455)
11334	Was single. Occupation: Miner- hard rock - prospector. Had lived in Kamloops for 3 years, 4 months and 1 day. Had lived in British Columbia for 45 years. Name of father: P.J. Whalen who was born in Portage-du-Fort, Quebec. Name of mother: Diana Smith who was born in Bryson, Quebec. *Name could be Whelen as a newspaper obituary for Edward John Whelen says that J. Whalen was a brother to Edward John Whelen who was also a resident of the Provincial Home. NO HEADSTONE	Whelen, James A. (I41094)
11335	Was widowed. Had lived in Kamloops for 9 years. Occupation: Farmer. Name of father: Peter J. Whelen born in Quebec. Name of mother: D.A. Smith born in Ottawa. *Name could be Whalen. Newspaper article says brother to James Whalen who was also a resident in the Provincial Home. NO HEADSTONE E. J. Whelen, 76, Found Dead In Field Near City Edward John Whelen, 76-year-old resident of the Provincial Home for Aged Men, who was found dead in a field just east of the city on Sunday evening. Death was due to natural causes. He had been missing from the Provincial Home for some days and inquiries had been made at Ashcroft, his former residence, it having been thought he might have gone there. His only relative is a brother, J. Whelen, also a resident at the Provincial Home, who presently is a patient at Royal Inland Hospital. Funeral services were held this forenoon at McPherson's Funeral Chapel, Canon E. Pitt Griffiths officiating. Kamloops Sentinel 10 Sep 1947 Page 1	Whelen, Edward John (I41090)
11336	Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 Name: Jane M Weyer Date of Death: 26 Jun 1973 Place of Death: Spokane City RESIDENCE: Spokane City Gender: Female ------------------------------ Social Security Death Index Name: Jane Weyer Last Residence: 99204 Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States of America Born: 16 May 1896 Died: Jun 1973 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951 )	Munro, Jane McIlraith (I10622)
11337	WATCHORN, Marian nee Morton Passed away on Monday, July 12, 2010 at the age of 87. Survived by her son Brian (Carole), her grandchildren: Daniel (Melissa), Leah (David), Joelle (Edwin), Michelle (Ghislain), Troy (Emmanuel) and Luc (Audrey) and great-grandchildren: Juliette, Raphael and Benjamin. Fondly remembered and dearly loved by her friend Joan as well as many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by 6 brothers and sisters, her parents Walter and Ivy Morton of Almonte. Marian loved her life and it showed when you were around her. Family and friends are invited to Funerarium Beauchamp, 47 Denise-Friend, Gatineau (Aylmer) on Saturday, August 7, 2010 from 1-3 p.m. In Memory of Marian, donations to the Alzheimer Society or the CHSLD Foyer du Bonheur would be greatly appreciated. For information: 819-684-1155 Published in the Ottawa Citizen from 7/16/2010 - 7/17/2010	Morton, Marian (I11968)
11338	Watertown times 5/12/2004 Ogdensburg-George A Pratt Sr., 62, died May 11, 2004 at Claxton Hepburn Medical Center. Mr. Pratt worked at McConville Hotel, at Murray Hotel, City of Ogdensburg, at Bob's Tavern and for Amusements of America. Born Feb. 2, 1942, in Ogdensburg, son of George and Eleanor Denny Pratt. Marriages to Christine Bouleris and Helen Valcour ended in divorce. Surviving are three sons, Vincent and Cindy, Ogdensburg, George and Jamie, Brier Hill, and Richard and Heather, Morristown; four daughters, Debbie Stevenson, Lisbon, Sandra and David Hames, NC, Donna Pratt, WVA, and Jaime and Earl Barse, Morristown; six brothers, Theodore and Skheila, and Harold, all of Ogdensburg, Donald and Pat, CA, Alfred and Alice, Camillus, David and Julie, LI, and Robert and Carrie, Massena; five sisters, Georgiana "Ann" and Wayne Gidney and Nancy and Bill Drewien, all of Ogdensburg, Diana and Robert Kearns, FL, Rose and Vincent O'Brien, Massena, and Delores Pratt, Weedsport; 14 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. A sister, Marie Pratt, died in 1975. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Arrangements with Frary Funeral Home.	Pratt, George a. (I34166)
11339	WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 21 APRIL 1899 DEATH OF "UNCLE JOHNNY" LUCAS Death is rapidly thinning the ranks of the hardy band of pioneers, who endured the privations and hardships incident to the early settlement of Western Ontario, and laid the foundation for the prosperity and privileges their descendants now enjoy. The present generation knows very little of the trials experienced and the difficulties overcome by the early settlers in their efforts to make homes for themselves in the unbroken forests of the west, and the courage and energy displayed should cause their memory to be revered for all time. But few remain who could relate so vividly, or had experienced more adventures than the subject of this sketch. Mr. John Lucas, of Brooke, who passed peacefully to his reward on Thursday April 13th at the good old age of 98. Born in the County of Carlow, Ireland in 1801 he came with his parents to Canada in 1815, landing in Canada after a two months voyage in a sailing vessel. After a short residence in Montreal the family moved to the township of Beckwith, near Ottawa where they remained for some years. Mr. Lucas being employed on the construction of the Rideau Canal. On 22 December 1820 at the age of 19, he was united in marriage to Miss Ellen Saunders, his faithful partner in life who died on 1 April 1895, aged 93 the aged couple having the rare privilege of celebrating their diamond wedding. The deceased came to Brooke 64 years ago, locating on Lot 12, Con 14, where he continuously resided to the time of his death. When he located in Brooke there were only four settlers in the township: Messrs. Watson, Larratt, Jno. Kelly and Jock Bryce, all now departed. Sarnia was the nearest market town and was reached through a blazed trail through the bush. Westminster was the closest milling point. The journey was made with OX teams and required three days. London was no larger than Warwick Village at that time and Mr. Lucas was offered the ground on which the London Court House now stands for 34 dollars. The deceased comes from a long lived race, his father being 87 and his mother was over 80 at their deaths. Until the last few months he was a remarkably active man, and his mind was as bright and his body as sound as a man half his years. Eight members of the family survive, the eldest son, Henry having died a few years ago. The family in order of age are: Mrs. Boddy of Buell Michigan, Andrew of Brooke, Thomas of Plympton, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, James, Robert and Mrs. John Kidd of Brooke, John of Enniskillen, William of Gladwin Michigan. The descendants include 81 grandchildren and 148 great-grandchildren. The funeral on Sunday morning was the largest ever seen in Brooke, over 200 rigs following the remains to their last resting place in the English Cemetery 6th line Brooke. (St. James). Five sons and Mr. John Kidd, son-in-law acted as pallbearers. The Rev. J. Downie B.D. preached the funeral sermon from Isa. XLIII, 10 "Ye are my witnessess saith the Lord Almighty."	Lucas, John (I3889)
11340	WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 21 APRIL 1899 DEATH OF "UNCLE JOHNNY" LUCAS Death is rapidly thinning the ranks of the hardy band of pioneers, who endured the privations and hardships incident to the early settlement of Western Ontario, and laid the foundation for the prosperity and privileges their descendants now enjoy. The present generation knows very little of the trials experienced and the difficulties overcome by the early settlers in their efforts to make homes for themselves in the unbroken forests of the west, and the courage and energy displayed should cause their memory to be revered for all time. But few remain who could relate so vividly, or had experienced more adventures than the subject of this sketch. Mr. John Lucas, of Brooke, who passed peacefully to his reward on Thursday April 13th at the good old age of 98. Born in the County of Carlow, Ireland in 1801 he came with his parents to Canada in 1815, landing in Canada after a two months voyage in a sailing vessel. After a short residence in Montreal the family moved to the township of Beckwith, near Ottawa where they remained for some years. Mr. Lucas being employed on the construction of the Rideau Canal. On 22 December 1820 at the age of 19, he was united in marriage to Miss Ellen Saunders, his faithful partner in life who died on 1 April 1895, aged 93 the aged couple having the rare privilege of celebrating their diamond wedding. The deceased came to Brooke 64 years ago, locating on Lot 12, Con 14, where he continuously resided to the time of his death. When he located in Brooke there were only four settlers in the township: Messrs. Watson, Larratt, Jno. Kelly and Jock Bryce, all now departed. Sarnia was the nearest market town and was reached through a blazed trail through the bush. Westminster was the closest milling point. The journey was made with OX teams and required three days. London was no larger than Warwick Village at that time and Mr. Lucas was offered the ground on which the London Court House now stands for 34 dollars. The deceased comes from a long lived race, his father being 87 and his mother was over 80 at their deaths. Until the last few months he was a remarkably active man, and his mind was as bright and his body as sound as a man half his years. Eight members of the family survive, the eldest son, Henry having died a few years ago. The family in order of age are: Mrs. Boddy of Buell Michigan, Andrew of Brooke, Thomas of Plympton, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, James, Robert and Mrs. John Kidd of Brooke, John of Enniskillen, William of Gladwin Michigan. The descendants include 81 grandchildren and 148 great-grandchildren. The funeral on Sunday morning was the largest ever seen in Brooke, over 200 rigs following the remains to their last resting place in the English Cemetery 6th line Brooke. (St. James). Five sons and Mr. John Kidd, son-in-law acted as pallbearers. The Rev. J. Downie B.D. preached the funeral sermon from Isa. XLIII, 10 "Ye are my witnessess saith the Lord Almighty."	Lucas, John (I3889)
11341	WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 25 SEPTEMBER 1896 HENRY LUCAS Mr. Henry Lucas, an old and respected resident of the 13th con., passed away on Saturday last after a lingering illness, in his 74th year. (73 years, 3 months and 1 day). The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, the service being conducted by the Rev. J. Downie. A large number of the Orange Order, of which the deceased was for many years a member, paid their last tribute of respect to a worthy brother. The funeral procession was one of the largest ever seen in the township, 105 rigs following the remains to their last resting place in St. James Church Cemetery, 6th line Brooke.	Lucas, Henry (I11681)
11342	WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 5 APRIL 1895 DEATH OF "AUNT" ELLEN LUCAS On Monday 1st April, one of Brooke's pioneer settlers passed away in the person of Mrs. John Lucas, 14th Concession affectionately known to a host of relatives and connections as "Aunt Ellen." The deceased, who had reached the ripe old age of 93 years, had enjoyed excellent health during her long and eventful life up to within a few days of her last illness, and her end was a peaceful termination of a well-spent life. Mrs. Lucas, whose maiden name was Miss Ellen Saunders, was married in 1820 to her aged partner in life, who survives her, now being in his 96th year, and was the mother of 13 children, 11 being still alive, they are: Henry, Mrs. Boddy of Michigan, Andrew, Thomas, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, John, William of Gladwin Michigan, James, Robert, and Mrs. John Kidd of Brooke, 81 grandchildren, and 83 great grandchildren are among the living descendants. For 61 years Mr. and Mrs. Lucas have resided on the old homestead, Lot 12 Con 14 Brooke, and during that lenghty period they expereinced all the trials and privations endured by the hardy and industrious pioneers who hewed out homes for themselves and families, in what was then the wilderness of the west. Had the old couple been spared to December of the present year they would have celebrated the 75th or diamond anniversary of their wedding, an event which was looked forward to with interest by the family and relatives. Her death removes one of the few remaining landmarks of the early days, and in a year or two there will be none left to relate the history of the early settlements of this district. Kind hearted, industrious and hospitable to a degree there will be many mourners of the death of "Aunt" Ellen Lucas. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to the English Cemetery, 6th line (St. James) and was conducted by the Rev. J. Downie. It was one of the largest seen in the township for years, testifying to the esteem in which the deceased was held by a wide circle of relatives and friends. (NOTE: John and Ellen were married 27 December 1822)	Saunders, Eleanor "Ellen" (I3890)
11343	WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 5 APRIL 1895 DEATH OF "AUNT" ELLEN LUCAS On Monday 1st April, one of Brooke's pioneer settlers passed away in the person of Mrs. John Lucas, 14th Concession affectionately known to a host of relatives and connections as "Aunt Ellen." The deceased, who had reached the ripe old age of 93 years, had enjoyed excellent health during her long and eventful life up to within a few days of her last illness, and her end was a peaceful termination of a well-spent life. Mrs. Lucas, whose maiden name was Miss Ellen Saunders, was married in 1820 to her aged partner in life, who survives her, now being in his 96th year, and was the mother of 13 children, 11 being still alive, they are: Henry, Mrs. Boddy of Michigan, Andrew, Thomas, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, John, William of Gladwin Michigan, James, Robert, and Mrs. John Kidd of Brooke, 81 grandchildren, and 83 great grandchildren are among the living descendants. For 61 years Mr. and Mrs. Lucas have resided on the old homestead, Lot 12 Con 14 Brooke, and during that lenghty period they expereinced all the trials and privations endured by the hardy and industrious pioneers who hewed out homes for themselves and families, in what was then the wilderness of the west. Had the old couple been spared to December of the present year they would have celebrated the 75th or diamond anniversary of their wedding, an event which was looked forward to with interest by the family and relatives. Her death removes one of the few remaining landmarks of the early days, and in a year or two there will be none left to relate the history of the early settlements of this district. Kind hearted, industrious and hospitable to a degree there will be many mourners of the death of "Aunt" Ellen Lucas. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to the English Cemetery, 6th line (St. James) and was conducted by the Rev. J. Downie. It was one of the largest seen in the township for years, testifying to the esteem in which the deceased was held by a wide circle of relatives and friends. (NOTE: John and Ellen were married 27 December 1822)	Saunders, Eleanor "Ellen" (I3890)
11344	WATFORD GUIDE-ADVOCATE - THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1973: Edward Albert Kidd, 86, of 396 Exmouth St., Sarnia, passed away on Saturday, October 6th in Sarnia. He was a former resident of Brooke Township. His wife , formerly Hazel Marwick, survives as well as three daughters, Mrs. Don Johnston of Sherbrooke Quebec, Mrs. Gordon Smith and Mrs. Donald Dewey, both of Sarnia and two sons, Raymond of Wallaceburg and Victor, Sarnia. Stewart Funeral Home, Sarnia was in charge of funeral arrangements with interment St. James Church Cemetery, Brooke Twp	Kidd, Edward Albert (I4737)
11345	WATSON, Gary Rowat Passed away peacefully at the Hospice at May Court on April 6, 2010 in his 61st year. Beloved father of Janis (Scott) and Kelly (Warren). Grandfather of Kyle and Simon. Survived by brother Jim (Ann) Martin. Gary will be sorely missed by many, many dear friends. A consummate recycler, painter and man about town; Gary in his "White Truck" or "Blue Van" will be sorely missed in many neighbourhoods. A visitation will be held at the Whelan Funeral Home, 515 Cooper Street on Saturday, April 17th, 2010 from 10 AM followed by a service at 11am with Rev. Ernie Cox presiding. Published on April 15, 2010, the Ottawa Citizen	Watson, Gary Rowat (I32839)
11346	WATT LEITA MAY Peacefully at Fairview Manor surrounded by her family on Wednesday, October 3, 2012. Leita M. Wark of Almonte, age 84 years. Dearly loved wife for 59 years of the late Erwin Watt and much loved mother of Nancy Scott (John), Joan Forrest, Ruth Graham (Robert) and Allan. Predeceased by 2 infant sons; Alex & Kevin. Dear sister of John Wark, Florence Ling, Eileen Burke and Leonard Wark. Predeceased by her brother, Raymond Wark. Also survived by 5 grandchildren; Kara & Natalie Forrest, Amanda & John Graham and Heidi Scott. Family and friends may visit at the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL INC. 127 Church St., Almonte, ON. 613-256-3313 on Sunday, Oct. 7 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM and where Service will be held in the Gamble Chapel on Monday at 11 AM. Rev. Mary Royal, officiating. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton, Ontario. For those who may want to honour Leita with a donation in her memory, please consider Almonte General Hospital & Fairview Manor. Condolences and tributes - www.crgamble.com	Wark, Leita (I11223)
11347	WATTERS, WILLIAM ALTON S1 US NAVY WORLD WAR II DATE OF BIRTH: 03/17/1924 DATE OF DEATH: 09/18/2014 BURIED AT: SECTION 6C SITE 316 WILLAMETTE NATIONAL CEMETERY	Watters, William Alton (I23571)
11348	WEDGE, Shirley Passed away on Monday, October 11, 2010 at Cambridge Memorial Hospital in her 61st year. Beloved wife of Pete Wedge, loving mother of Rhonda (Mike) MacMillan and Peter Wedge, loving grandmother of Joey, Andrew, Kyle and Sara Ann MacMillan. Dear sister of Bob Snyder (Sheila), Ken Johnston (Grace), Barbie Olender (Chee); loving daughter of Peggy Johnston and the late Albert (Bud) Snyder. Also survived by her nieces and nephews. Shirley's family will welcome friends at the Lounsbury Funeral Home , 1766 Franklin Boulevard, Cambridge on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held in the funeral home chapel on Friday morning at 11 a.m. Those who wish may make a memorial donation to The Lung Association. Condolences/donations/directions www.lounsburyfuneralhome.com (519) 658-9366	Snyder, Shirley Marie (I17546)
11349	WELCH, MICHAEL L.; age 64; of Flat Rock; February 24, 2009. Beloved husband of the late Dianne; loving father of Michael (Melissa) Welch, Carl (Sarah) Gill and Shannon (Thomas) Swan; dearest grandfather of Michael, James, Shane, Anthony, Brennan and Nathan; dear brother of Fred (Kay) Welch, Chris (Marty) Welch, Jeff (Janice) Welch and Joann Snapp. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Mildred Welch, son Mark, daughter Jennifer and his brothers, Max and Terry. Funeral Service was Friday, 1 p.m., at Michigan Memorial Funeral Home (next to Michigan Memorial Park), 30895 Huron River Dr., Huron Twp., 734-783-2646. Visitation was Thursday, 1 to 9 p.m. Entombment at Michigan Memorial Park.	Welch, Michael Leon (I12490)
11350	WENINGER, Gladys (Girlie) Published: 2003-01-25 Regina, SK WENINGER--Gladys (Girlie) passed away on Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at William Booth Special Care Home, Regina at the age of 63 years, following a courageous battle with cancer. She was born and raised in Craik, Saskatchewan, later making her home in Edmonton, AB where she was employed for twenty years at Sobey's West Food Distributors. Due to ill health she returned to Saskatchewan and has resided in Regina for the past fourteen months. Gladys was predceased by her parents William and Katie Weninger; brothers, George, Doug, Bill and brother-in-law Garnett Fielder. She is survived by two sisters, Eileen Fielder of Spalding, SK, Carol (Harry) Beblow of Regina; and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, January 27, 2003 at 10:30 a.m. in Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue with Rev. Desmond G. Patton officiating. Interment to follow at Craik Cemetery at 2:00 p.m. Special thanks to Rae Letain and her staff at Palliative Home Care and also the staff at William Booth Special Care Home.	Weninger, Gladys M. "Girlie" (I28297)

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Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1887-002558 indicates as Sarah Ann "Hampton" date of death as August 21, 1887, age 19 years in the R.M. Franklin.
Marker indicates death year as 1888.
Hampton a/k/a "Hempton".

Hempton, Sarah Ann (I1430)

11302

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1895-001290 indicates death date as September 24, 1894 in the R.M. Franklin, Mb.

The Pioneer Express, Pembina County, North Dakota- September 28, 1894.
Shot Accidentally.
W.E. LeTang of Dominion City was shot and killed by the accidental discharge of a shot gun, last Thursday, Mr. Letang prepared to go out for a chicken hunt alone and equipped himself with a belt of cartridges and a double-barrel shotgun, in a single rig. Less than an hour from the time he started, and about three miles from Dominion City, Mr. Letang was found by a lady driving to town, alongside the road, with the contents of one barrel discharged through his body and his clothes on fire; the cartridge belt that was strapped around his waist had several cartridges discharged in it by the fire from his clothes.
Mr. Letang was a prosperous and popular man of his neighborhood, about thirty five years of age and married. Some years ago he was a resident of this country and owned a farm on Tongue River near Paul Johnson's on the road to Bathgate.
Article submitted by Helen F.A.G. member # 46838717

Son of Edward Letang, born in Quebec and Elizabeth (Scott) Letang, born in Ireland. Children of Edward and Elizabeth Letang in 1871 & 1881Canada Census as- Margaret Jane Letang, age 24 years; Anastasia, age 20 years; Mary Elizabeth , age 18 years; Ambrose, age 22 years; Rose Ann, age 16 years; Teresa, age 13 years; Louise, age 9 years; Vitaline, age 6 years; Victoria, age 4 years, Edward, age 1 year, born Sept. 22, 1879., in Almonte, Lanark, Ont.

Anastasia married Emanuel Boulne on Nov. 27, 1882 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario.
Mary Elizabeth married William Macdonald on Nov. 15, 1886 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario.
Teresa married Richard Conlon on October 1, 1889 in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario and is buried in Saint John's Parish Cemetery, Lanark, Ontario Find A Grave # 85820967 - Teresa 1867-1949- Richard 1864-1935.
Louise married Patrick Brennan on August 17, 1900 in Ottawa, Ontario
Victoria married Wilfrid Rochon on January 20, 1906, in Almonte, Lanark, Ontario

Letang, William Ambrose (I1437)

11303

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1915-164223.
Married March 29, 1900 to Robert Henry Hempton.
Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1900-001915.

Faryon, Emma Frances "Dot" (I2179)

11304

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1920-034167.

Scott, Annie Mabel "Edna" (I1665)

11305

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1923-012265.
?b?
SCOTT?/b? Ethel Fcoit, of Dominion City, died Friday In Victoria hoipltat. The body haa been forwarded to Dominion City for burial In the family plot. '

Scott, Ethel (I1661)

11306

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1924-024095

homas Hempton Scott, son of William and Elizabeth (nee Hempton ) Scott.
William Scott 1814-1893 and Elizabeth Hempton Scott 1828-1867.

Prov. Mb. Marr. Cert. Reg. # 1885-001808 indicates marriage of Thomas Hempton and Janet M. Dickson on Feburary 16, 1885 in the R.M. Franklin.

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1924-024095.

Obituary Published in the Winnipeg free Press, June 10, 1924, Page 9-
Thomas Hempton Scott, of Dominion City, Man. died at the General Hospital yesterday, aged 67 years. The remains will be taken to Dominion City for interment. The funeral having been arranged for tomorrow afternoon.

Obituary Notice-
The funeral of Thomas Hempton Scott, of Dominion City, who died at the Winnipeg General Hospital on Monday, will be held this afternoon, from the Union Church, Dominion City, to the cemetery of that town.
Obituary published in the Winnipeg Free Press, Wednesday, June 11, 1924, Page 9

Scott, Thomas Hempton (I1449)

11307

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1925-043101.
Twin of James Cuthbert Scott.

Scott, George Edwin "Ed" (I1424)

11308

Vital stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1925-05228.

Scott, Robert O. (I1418)

11309

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1926-008291 incls. birth date.
Served as MLA in Mb. Legislature from 1916-1920.

Born on 10 April 1857, at Ottawa, Ontario, son of Joseph Baskerville, he was educated at Ramseys Corners. On 26 December 1888, he married Jennie Oatway, daughter of Richard Oatway, of Perth, Ontario. They had six *children: Clifford W. Baskerville, Milton G. Baskerville, Lloyd O. Baskerville, Wallace R. Baskerville, (222nd. Battalion), Warren W. Baskerville, and Cyntha Lyle Baskerville.
He was elected to the Manitoba Legislature at the 1915 general election. He was a municipal councillor and school trustee for 27 years. He retired from farming around 1920 and moved into Dominion City. He died at his home on 31 January 1926 and was buried in the cemetery there.
Published in the Memorable Manitobans.
Sources- Winnipeg Tribune , 1 February 1926.

*Seventh child, Wilmer Wylie Baskerville, born twin to Wallace Roy Baskerville, born June 23, 1896, died unknown.

John David Baskerville farmed in the Langside area until 1924. {near Green Ridge, Manitoba}

Baskerville, John David (I38354)

11310

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 incls. birth date. Marker indicates "1855-1927".

Scott, James (I1448)

11311

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 indicates a birth date as June 16, 1854 and death date as March 20, 1927 in Dominion City, Manitoba.

Scott, James (I1448)

11312

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1927-015123 indicates a birth date as June 16, 1854 and death date as March 20, 1927 in Dominion City, Manitoba.

Scott, James (I1448)

11313

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1930-060111 incls. birth date.

Sutherland, Jean "Jane" Ritchie (I1456)

11314

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1932-040204 indicates October 19, 1932 and also incls. birth date August 9, 1851.

Post, Rebecca (I28425)

11315

Vital Stats. Mb. Marr. Reg. # 1916-070026.

Family: William Sutherland "Will" Scott / Lily Ann "Annie Lillian" Hunter (F579)

11316

Vivian Eunice Ellison, 86, of Carlisle, died Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at Chapel Pointe at Carlisle.
Born March 17, 1927 in Winchester, Ontario, Canada, she was a daughter of the late William E. and Annie Hayes Hamilton and the widow of Joseph Paul Ellison
She was a graduate of Nyack College, NY and three years of Nursing at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, NY. Eunice was a registered nurse and also a missionary for the Christian Missionary Alliance Church.
Surviving are one daughter, Elaine Ruth Skene of Lake Tapps, Washington; two sons, David W. Ellison of Vestal, NY and Robert P. Ellison of Monrovia, CA; one sister, Doris Leeson of Ottawa, Canada; and eight grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one brother, Keith Hamilton; one sister, Genevieve Nash and one daughter, Linda B. Ellison.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, June 6, 2013 at Henry Chapel of Chapel Pointe at Carlisle, 770 South Hanover Street, Carlisle with Rev. Walter L. Frankenberry officiating. Burial will be in Letort Cemetery, Carlisle. A visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service on Thursday at Chapel Pointe.
Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., 219 North Hanover Street, Carlisle is in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to Cambodian Evangelical Church of the C&MA, 1616 S. Palmetto Avenue, Ontario, CA 91762-5972.
To sign the guest book visit www.hoffmanroth.com.

Hamilton, Vivian "Eunice" (I32372)

11317

Vol 01, pg. 272, Adam SHAIL, 22, farmer, Drummond, Beckwith, s/o James & Catharine SHAIL, married Jane KIDD, 24, Montague, same, d/o George & Sarah KIDD, witnesses: J. DENOVAN of Smith's Falls & John SHAIL of Montague, 5 Aug 1869, Smith's Falls

Shail, Adam (I4335)

11318

Volunteer Phil, ID 49009903I searched the entire St. Augustine's cemetery as noted on his obituaty and could not find this grave.

Christie, Alfred Aldwyn (I28407)

11319

W. E. Thompson Widely Mourned ALMONTE 'Special! The death occurred at the Rosamond Memorial Hospital, Almonte, of one of Ramsay's older residents In the person of VVilliam Ernest S. Thompson. The late Mr. Thompson was born on the 12th line of Ramsay 80 years ago. He was the third oldest son of the late Languer: Thompson and his wife, Elizabeth Smith, pioneer residents of Ramsay. In 1901 he married the late Katie Sims who predeceased him In 1924. Mr. Thompson farmed on the 12th line for the greater part of his life, having moved with his son, Roy, and family eight , years ago to the Grace Homestead on the 11th line of Ramsay, where he has since resided.
Following his retirement from farming, he delivered the mail on RR 4, Almonte for seven years. He was amongst the last of the horse and buggy mailmen In this district. He is survived by a son, Roy L. Thompson. A daughter, Myrtle (Mrs. Wilbert Brydges) predceased him eight years ago. Of his immediate family, five brothers and a sister also survive, Delbert of Detroit, Richard of Coldwater, Mich; Chester of Port Rowan, Ont.; Ivan and Stanley of Fort William and Mrs. Jessie Brown of Detroit. The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home to the I Auld Kirk Cemetery. Rev. Arthur Hirtle of Almonte Baptist Church conducted the service. The pallbearers were George A. Thompson and five of his grandsons, Keith, Kenneth, Robert, Cecil and Gordon Brydges.

Thompson, William Ernest S. (I14851)

11320

W. Fee died October 13, 1884 aged 34 years. Birth year calculated from age at death. 1850. He was married second September 30, 1890 at Chatham to Sarah Dunlop, who was born about 1866 at Chatham, daughter of George Dunlop and Sarah Somerville. They had one child, Grace Darling Morris, born July 12, 1891 at Chatham. Sarah died soon after.

Fee, William (I19601)

11321

w/o Walter B. Simpson
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Mr. W. B. Simpson, son of Mr. G. W. Simpson and Miss Fannie Baucom, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Baucom, all of New Salem township, were married last Thursday at the
residence of the officiating minister, Rev. T. P. Little. These popular young people have
many friends who wish them much success.
The Marshville Home, Feb. 22, 1913, Pg. 4

Baucom, Fannie (I35961)

11322

WA State Digital Archives - Death Record:
First Name: Alfred
Last Name: Tannehill
Date Of Death: 23 Jan 1933
Age: 98
Gender: Male
Father Name: Alfred Tannehill
Mother Name: Mcmillan
Death Place: King, Seattle, Washington
Spouse Name: Margaret Tannehill

Birth location and links to parents provided by contributor OPPSheryl (#47070645) who also added: Although his (State) death record shows that his father's name was Alfred, research indicates that it should read William.

Tannehill, Alfred (I28564)

11323

WALCOTT, Lois Norma (nee Beardsley)Passed away peacefully at the Picton Memorial Hospital on Saturday, January 19th, 2013. Loving wife of Edward William Walcott. Daughter of the late Harold & Mildred Beardsley. Beloved mother of Rev. E. Donald Walcott (Leslie) of Picton and Carolynn (David) McNair of Orleans. Survived by her sister Marylyn Hughes, and brother Robert Beardsley. Predeceased by siblings Jean Mulligan, Betty McKechnie, Eric Beardsley and Donald Beardsley. Ever remembered by her grandchildren; Christopher (Jennifer), Scott (Sophia), David, Elizabeth (Roger), Timothy (Heidi), James (Kirsten), Philip (Christie), Jonathan (Melissa), William, and her great-grandchildren; Anthony, Audrey, Matthew, David, Katie, Abby, Reagan, Eddie, Emily, Connor, Alivia, Brianna, Nolan, Andrew, George and Alaina. Friends are invited to call at the Bethany Christian Reformed Church (158 Main Street, Bloomfield) on Saturday, January 26th, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. until time of service at 12:00 noon. Following a reception, interment will take place at the Wellington Cemetery. Arrangements in the care of the BELLEVILLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL LTD. 68 N. Front St. Belleville (613-968-5080). As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Gideon Bible Society or Samaritan's Purse would be appreciated.

Beardsley, Lois Norma (I23399)

11324

Walker, D., Burkholder, R. and F. Stratford-Devai, "The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West, Volume 5: Bathurst District 1831 - 1852",
Global Heritage Press, 2000
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http://www.borenich.co.uk/Ross_Document/RossFootnote_Alex.html#D
The Family of Duncan Blair Stewart and Isabella Poole of Manitoba
Name?tab??tab?Born?tab?Married?tab??tab?Date?tab?Residence?tab?Died
Russell Neil?tab?1892?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Manitoba?tab?d. 1956
John Lloyd?tab?1894?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Manitoba?tab?d. 1950
Jessie?tab??tab?1896?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab?Calgary, Alberta d.
Hugh Blair?tab?1898?tab?.?tab?.?tab?.?tab??tab??tab?d. 1968
William McGill?tab?1906?tab?died in action, WW2?tab?.?tab?.?tab?d. 1944
Eva?tab?.

Family: Duncan Blair Stewart / Isabella Poole (F13484)

11325

Walkerton, Bruce County, Ontario

Davie, Phoebe Agnes (I8992)

11326

Wallace Calvin Kilfoyle
May 26, 1924 ? February 5, 2019
Veteran WW11-R.C.E.M.E.

Peacefully at Arbour Heights, Kingston on Tuesday February 5, 2019. Wallace Kilfoyle, formerly of Seeley's Bay, in his 95th year. Beloved husband of Alice Leavitt and the late Audrey Cooke. Dear father of Richard (Nancy) of Kingston and Dave (Jane) of Westport. Step-father of Tasha (Graeme) Medd. Predeceased by brothers; Stanley, Gerald and Murray Kilfoyle. Lovingly remembered by grandchildren; Jon (Jen), Emily (C.J.), Shannon (Kevin) and Rob as well as great-grandsons; George and Colton. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the SCOTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 27 Main Street, Elgin on Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of Memorial Service in Our Chapel at 1 p.m. Inurnment St. John's Cemetery, Innisville at a later date. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations made to The Alzheimer Society or the Parish of Leeds Rear would be appreciated by the family.

Kilfoyle, Wallace Calvin (I20057)

11327

Walter Eugene Watters, 81, of Idaho Falls, died Monday, November 17, 2008, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls.

He was born on October 3, 1927, in Nashua, Montana, the son of James Albert and Eliza Jane Coffey Watters. Walt was born on a farmstead in rural Nashua, Montana, and attended a one-room country school for his early educa- tion. He completed his studies at Nashua High School early and subsequently joined the U.S. Army. Walt served in Italy in the waning months of World War II, helping to keep the port city of Trieste free at the dawn of the Cold War. Upon discharge from the Army, he attended Montana State University in Bozeman, graduating in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

He married Doris Lucille Palmer on December 31, 1952, in Culbertson, Montana. Walt devoted his life to his family. He and his wife, Doris, raised seven children and were deeply involved in the lives of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Walt was a good provider for his family. His career as a Mechanical Engineer took him from Shell Chemical Co. in New York to Aerojet General in California to work on the space program, and then to Aerojet Nuclear and EG&G to work as project engineer at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory.

He was particularly proud of his turbo-pump rotor design for the M1 motor on the Titan Rocket program, on display at the Smithsonian Space Museum. Fishing with his grandchildren was a special joy and another opportunity to teach the lesson that you should always bait your own hook. Elk hunting with his sons and grandsons was a special love of his that he looked forward to over the entire year. Walt had everything laid out and ready for one last elk hunt of the season.

Walter was a member of the Roman Catholic Church, a member of the Knights of Columbus, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. His hobbies included family, hunting, fishing, hiking, target-shooting, camping, and he loved wildlife and being in nature. Walt exemplified all the character qualities for which the members of the greatest generation are known. He was honest, self-reliant, driven, giving, family-centered, responsible, humble, had a wry sense of humor and took pride in a job well done -- he prized excellence, a trait he cultivated in his children.

Survivors include his wife, Doris Watters of Idaho Falls; a son, Donald Watters of Idaho Falls; three daughters, Kathleen Hootman of San Jose, California, Nancy Wonacott of Boise and Diane Wagner of Sammamish, Washington; a son, James Watters of Idaho Falls, a son, Michael Watters of Fayetteville, North Carolina, a son, Samuel Watters of Bloomington, Minnesota; a brother, William Watters of Battle Ground, Washington; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren with more on the way. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and seven brothers.

At Walter's request, a private family memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Buck-Miller-Hann Funeral Home in Idaho Falls. The family suggests that donations be given to the Alzheimer's Association, 1111 S. Orchard St., Boise, ID 83705, in recognition of his role as a caregiver.

Published in Post Register on November 20, 2008

Watters, Walter Eugene (I23574)

11328

Walter Leonard McKee
787004 Sergeant
130th Battn
Canadian Expeditionary Force
20th September 1952 Age 33

Children: Allan, Kenneth and Agnes. Enlisted on 15 Nov 1915. He served in Canada and England and was discharged from the service on 31 Dec 1919 in Kingston, Ontario.

His wife Ethel Naismith McKee.

McKee, SGT. Walter Leonard (I34320)

11329

Walter was the son of Adam Geddes & Jane Sim, who are buried in the Highland Line Cemetery at McDonald's Corners.
---------------------------------
Plot 504 :
- Walter Geddes 1867-1950
- his wife, Violet McIntyre 1871-1957
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Death - Perth Courier - Dec.14,1950 -
Geddes - At G.W.M. Hospital, Perth, on Thursday, December 7, Walter Geddes, beloved husband of Violet McIntyre Geddes, dear father of W. R. and D. F. Geddes, in his 84th year.

Geddes, Walter (I28878)

11330

Warren Genealogy, 2004

Warren, William James (I4419)

11331

Warren passed away following a short illness in hospital in Perth on Thursday March 31st, 2016 at the age of 67 years. He was predeceased by his parents Gladys (Warren) and Kenneth Bell, his brother Frank Bell and sister Sylvia James. He will be sadly missed by his brother Jim 'Jake' (Peg) Bell, nieces and nephews Jason (Tracy), Michelle Bell (Mike Wright), Cindy and Kathy James and great niece Sydney Wright, and great nephews Alex and Benjamin Wright, Matthew and Ethan Bell, Kurtis James-Axford and Justin James. Warren will be fondly remembered by his brother-in-law Wayne James, sister-in-law Janet Bell and all his extended family at the Davidson House

Bell, Warren Percy (I38321)

11332

Was a 24 year old Jeweller, and was married.

Woods, John Amos (I31866)

11333

Was she named Mary Ann?

Scott, Elizabeth Mary Ann "Bessie" (I1455)

11334

Was single. Occupation: Miner- hard rock - prospector. Had lived in Kamloops for 3 years, 4 months and 1 day. Had lived in British Columbia for 45 years. Name of father: P.J. Whalen who was born in Portage-du-Fort, Quebec. Name of mother: Diana Smith who was born in Bryson, Quebec.
*Name could be Whelen as a newspaper obituary for Edward John Whelen says that J. Whalen was a brother to Edward John Whelen who was also a resident of the Provincial Home.

NO HEADSTONE

Whelen, James A. (I41094)

11335

Was widowed. Had lived in Kamloops for 9 years. Occupation: Farmer. Name of father: Peter J. Whelen born in Quebec. Name of mother: D.A. Smith born in Ottawa.
*Name could be Whalen. Newspaper article says brother to James Whalen who was also a resident in the Provincial Home.

NO HEADSTONE

E. J. Whelen, 76, Found Dead In Field Near City

Edward John Whelen, 76-year-old resident of the Provincial Home for Aged Men, who was found dead in a field just east of the city on Sunday evening. Death was due to natural causes.
He had been missing from the Provincial Home for some days and inquiries had been made at Ashcroft, his former residence, it having been thought he might have gone there.
His only relative is a brother, J. Whelen, also a resident at the Provincial Home, who presently is a patient at Royal Inland Hospital.
Funeral services were held this forenoon at McPherson's Funeral Chapel, Canon E. Pitt Griffiths officiating.

Kamloops Sentinel
10 Sep 1947
Page 1

Whelen, Edward John (I41090)

11336

Washington Death Index, 1940-1996
Name: Jane M Weyer
Date of Death: 26 Jun 1973
Place of Death: Spokane City
RESIDENCE: Spokane City
Gender: Female
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Social Security Death Index
Name: Jane Weyer
Last Residence: 99204 Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States of America
Born: 16 May 1896
Died: Jun 1973
State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951 )

Munro, Jane McIlraith (I10622)

11337

WATCHORN, Marian nee Morton Passed away on Monday, July 12, 2010 at the age of 87. Survived by her son Brian (Carole), her grandchildren: Daniel (Melissa), Leah (David), Joelle (Edwin), Michelle (Ghislain), Troy (Emmanuel) and Luc (Audrey) and great-grandchildren: Juliette, Raphael and Benjamin. Fondly remembered and dearly loved by her friend Joan as well as many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by 6 brothers and sisters, her parents Walter and Ivy Morton of Almonte. Marian loved her life and it showed when you were around her. Family and friends are invited to Funerarium Beauchamp, 47 Denise-Friend, Gatineau (Aylmer) on Saturday, August 7, 2010 from 1-3 p.m. In Memory of Marian, donations to the Alzheimer Society or the CHSLD Foyer du Bonheur would be greatly appreciated. For information: 819-684-1155 Published in the Ottawa Citizen from 7/16/2010 - 7/17/2010

Morton, Marian (I11968)

11338

Watertown times 5/12/2004
Ogdensburg-George A Pratt Sr., 62, died May 11, 2004 at Claxton Hepburn Medical Center.
Mr. Pratt worked at McConville Hotel, at Murray Hotel, City of Ogdensburg, at Bob's Tavern and for Amusements of America.
Born Feb. 2, 1942, in Ogdensburg, son of George and Eleanor Denny Pratt.
Marriages to Christine Bouleris and Helen Valcour ended in divorce.
Surviving are three sons, Vincent and Cindy, Ogdensburg, George and Jamie, Brier Hill, and Richard and Heather, Morristown; four daughters, Debbie Stevenson, Lisbon, Sandra and David Hames, NC, Donna Pratt, WVA, and Jaime and Earl Barse, Morristown; six brothers, Theodore and Skheila, and Harold, all of Ogdensburg, Donald and Pat, CA, Alfred and Alice, Camillus, David and Julie, LI, and Robert and Carrie, Massena; five sisters, Georgiana "Ann" and Wayne Gidney and Nancy and Bill Drewien, all of Ogdensburg, Diana and Robert Kearns, FL, Rose and Vincent O'Brien, Massena, and Delores Pratt, Weedsport; 14 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
A sister, Marie Pratt, died in 1975.
Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Arrangements with Frary Funeral Home.

Pratt, George a. (I34166)

11339

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 21 APRIL 1899
DEATH OF "UNCLE JOHNNY" LUCAS

Death is rapidly thinning the ranks of the hardy band of pioneers, who endured
the privations and hardships incident to the early settlement of Western
Ontario, and laid the foundation for the prosperity and privileges their
descendants now enjoy. The present generation knows very little of the trials
experienced and the difficulties overcome by the early settlers in their
efforts to make homes for themselves in the unbroken forests of the west, and
the courage and energy displayed should cause their memory to be revered
for all time. But few remain who could relate so vividly, or had experienced
more adventures than the subject of this sketch. Mr. John Lucas, of Brooke, who
passed peacefully to his reward on Thursday April 13th at the good old age of
98. Born in the County of Carlow, Ireland in 1801 he came with his parents to
Canada in 1815, landing in Canada after a two months voyage in a sailing
vessel. After a short residence in Montreal the family moved to the township
of Beckwith, near Ottawa where they remained for some years. Mr. Lucas being
employed on the construction of the Rideau Canal. On 22 December 1820 at the
age of 19, he was united in marriage to Miss Ellen Saunders, his faithful
partner in life who died on 1 April 1895, aged 93 the aged couple having the
rare privilege of celebrating their diamond wedding. The deceased came to Brooke
64 years ago, locating on Lot 12, Con 14, where he continuously resided to the
time of his death. When he located in Brooke there were only four settlers in
the township: Messrs. Watson, Larratt, Jno. Kelly and Jock Bryce, all now
departed. Sarnia was the nearest market town and was reached through a blazed
trail through the bush. Westminster was the closest milling point. The journey
was made with OX teams and required three days. London was no larger than
Warwick Village at that time and Mr. Lucas was offered the ground on which the
London Court House now stands for 34 dollars. The deceased comes from a long
lived race, his father being 87 and his mother was over 80 at their deaths.
Until the last few months he was a remarkably active man, and his mind was as
bright and his body as sound as a man half his years. Eight members of the
family survive, the eldest son, Henry having died a few years ago. The family
in order of age are: Mrs. Boddy of Buell Michigan, Andrew of Brooke, Thomas
of Plympton, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, James, Robert and Mrs. John Kidd
of Brooke, John of Enniskillen, William of Gladwin Michigan. The descendants
include 81 grandchildren and 148 great-grandchildren. The funeral on Sunday
morning was the largest ever seen in Brooke, over 200 rigs following the
remains to their last resting place in the English Cemetery 6th line Brooke.
(St. James). Five sons and Mr. John Kidd, son-in-law acted as pallbearers.
The Rev. J. Downie B.D. preached the funeral sermon from Isa. XLIII, 10 "Ye are
my witnessess saith the Lord Almighty."

Lucas, John (I3889)

11340

Lucas, John (I3889)

11341

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 25 SEPTEMBER 1896 HENRY LUCAS

Mr. Henry Lucas, an old and respected resident of the 13th con., passed away on Saturday last after a lingering illness, in his 74th year. (73 years, 3 months and 1 day). The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, the service being conducted by the Rev. J. Downie. A large number of the Orange Order, of which the deceased was for many years a member, paid their last tribute of respect to a worthy brother. The funeral

procession was one of the largest ever seen in the township, 105 rigs following the remains to their last resting place in St. James Church Cemetery, 6th line Brooke.

Lucas, Henry (I11681)

11342

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 5 APRIL 1895
DEATH OF "AUNT" ELLEN LUCAS

On Monday 1st April, one of Brooke's pioneer settlers passed away in the person
of Mrs. John Lucas, 14th Concession affectionately known to a host of relatives
and connections as "Aunt Ellen." The deceased, who had reached the ripe old
age of 93 years, had enjoyed excellent health during her long and eventful
life up to within a few days of her last illness, and her end was a
peaceful termination of a well-spent life. Mrs. Lucas, whose maiden name was
Miss Ellen Saunders, was married in 1820 to her aged partner in life, who
survives her, now being in his 96th year, and was the mother of 13
children, 11 being still alive, they are: Henry, Mrs. Boddy of Michigan,
Andrew, Thomas, Mrs. Black of Bay City Michigan, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, John,
William of Gladwin Michigan, James, Robert, and Mrs. John Kidd of Brooke,
81 grandchildren, and 83 great grandchildren are among the living
descendants. For 61 years Mr. and Mrs. Lucas have resided on the old
homestead, Lot 12 Con 14 Brooke, and during that lenghty period they
expereinced all the trials and privations endured by the hardy and
industrious pioneers who hewed out homes for themselves and families, in what
was then the wilderness of the west. Had the old couple been spared to December
of the present year they would have celebrated the 75th or diamond anniversary
of their wedding, an event which was looked forward to with interest by the
family and relatives. Her death removes one of the few remaining landmarks of
the early days, and in a year or two there will be none left to relate
the history of the early settlements of this district. Kind hearted,
industrious and hospitable to a degree there will be many mourners of the death
of "Aunt" Ellen Lucas. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to the
English Cemetery, 6th line (St. James) and was conducted by the Rev. J. Downie.
It was one of the largest seen in the township for years, testifying to the
esteem in which the deceased was held by a wide circle of relatives and
friends.
(NOTE: John and Ellen were married 27 December 1822)

Saunders, Eleanor "Ellen" (I3890)

11343

Saunders, Eleanor "Ellen" (I3890)

11344

WATFORD GUIDE-ADVOCATE - THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1973:
Edward Albert Kidd, 86, of 396 Exmouth St., Sarnia, passed away on Saturday, October 6th in Sarnia. He was a former resident of Brooke Township. His wife , formerly Hazel Marwick, survives as well as three daughters, Mrs. Don Johnston of Sherbrooke Quebec, Mrs. Gordon Smith and Mrs. Donald Dewey, both of Sarnia and two sons, Raymond of Wallaceburg and Victor, Sarnia. Stewart Funeral Home, Sarnia was in charge of funeral arrangements with interment St. James Church Cemetery, Brooke Twp

Kidd, Edward Albert (I4737)

11345

WATSON, Gary Rowat Passed away peacefully at the Hospice at May Court on April 6, 2010 in his 61st year. Beloved father of Janis (Scott) and Kelly (Warren). Grandfather of Kyle and Simon. Survived by brother Jim (Ann) Martin. Gary will be sorely missed by many, many dear friends. A consummate recycler, painter and man about town; Gary in his "White Truck" or "Blue Van" will be sorely missed in many neighbourhoods. A visitation will be held at the Whelan Funeral Home, 515 Cooper Street on Saturday, April 17th, 2010 from 10 AM followed by a service at 11am with Rev. Ernie Cox presiding.
Published on April 15, 2010, the Ottawa Citizen

Watson, Gary Rowat (I32839)

11346

WATT
LEITA MAY

Peacefully at Fairview Manor surrounded by her family on Wednesday, October 3, 2012.

Leita M. Wark
of Almonte, age 84 years.

Dearly loved wife for 59 years of the late Erwin Watt and much loved mother of Nancy Scott (John), Joan Forrest, Ruth Graham (Robert) and Allan. Predeceased by 2 infant sons; Alex & Kevin. Dear sister of John Wark, Florence Ling, Eileen Burke and Leonard Wark. Predeceased by her brother, Raymond Wark. Also survived by 5 grandchildren; Kara & Natalie Forrest, Amanda & John Graham and Heidi Scott.
Family and friends may visit at the
C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL INC.
127 Church St., Almonte, ON. 613-256-3313
on Sunday, Oct. 7 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM and where Service will be held in the Gamble Chapel on Monday at 11 AM. Rev. Mary Royal, officiating. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton, Ontario.
For those who may want to honour Leita with a donation in her memory, please consider Almonte General Hospital & Fairview Manor.
Condolences and tributes - www.crgamble.com

Wark, Leita (I11223)

11347

WATTERS, WILLIAM ALTON
S1 US NAVY
WORLD WAR II
DATE OF BIRTH: 03/17/1924
DATE OF DEATH: 09/18/2014
BURIED AT: SECTION 6C SITE 316
WILLAMETTE NATIONAL CEMETERY

Watters, William Alton (I23571)

11348

WEDGE, Shirley Passed away on Monday, October 11, 2010 at Cambridge Memorial Hospital in her 61st year. Beloved wife of Pete Wedge, loving mother of Rhonda (Mike) MacMillan and Peter Wedge, loving grandmother of Joey, Andrew, Kyle and Sara Ann MacMillan. Dear sister of Bob Snyder (Sheila), Ken Johnston (Grace), Barbie Olender (Chee); loving daughter of Peggy Johnston and the late Albert (Bud) Snyder. Also survived by her nieces and nephews. Shirley's family will welcome friends at the Lounsbury Funeral Home , 1766 Franklin Boulevard, Cambridge on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held in the funeral home chapel on Friday morning at 11 a.m. Those who wish may make a memorial donation to The Lung Association. Condolences/donations/directions www.lounsburyfuneralhome.com (519) 658-9366

Snyder, Shirley Marie (I17546)

11349

WELCH, MICHAEL L.; age 64; of Flat Rock; February 24, 2009. Beloved husband of the late Dianne; loving father of Michael (Melissa) Welch, Carl (Sarah) Gill and Shannon (Thomas) Swan; dearest grandfather of Michael, James, Shane, Anthony, Brennan and Nathan; dear brother of Fred (Kay) Welch, Chris (Marty) Welch, Jeff (Janice) Welch and Joann Snapp. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Mildred Welch, son Mark, daughter Jennifer and his brothers, Max and Terry. Funeral Service was Friday, 1 p.m., at Michigan Memorial Funeral Home (next to Michigan Memorial Park), 30895 Huron River Dr., Huron Twp., 734-783-2646. Visitation was Thursday, 1 to 9 p.m. Entombment at Michigan Memorial Park.

Welch, Michael Leon (I12490)

11350

WENINGER, Gladys (Girlie)
Published: 2003-01-25
Regina, SK

WENINGER--Gladys (Girlie) passed away on Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at William Booth Special Care Home, Regina at the age of 63 years, following a courageous battle with cancer. She was born and raised in Craik, Saskatchewan, later making her home in Edmonton, AB where she was employed for twenty years at Sobey's West Food Distributors. Due to ill health she returned to Saskatchewan and has resided in Regina for the past fourteen months. Gladys was predceased by her parents William and Katie Weninger; brothers, George, Doug, Bill and brother-in-law Garnett Fielder. She is survived by two sisters, Eileen Fielder of Spalding, SK, Carol (Harry) Beblow of Regina; and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, January 27, 2003 at 10:30 a.m. in Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue with Rev. Desmond G. Patton officiating. Interment to follow at Craik Cemetery at 2:00 p.m. Special thanks to Rae Letain and her staff at Palliative Home Care and also the staff at William Booth Special Care Home.

Weninger, Gladys M. "Girlie" (I28297)

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