Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 3051 | ?b?MRS. CHARLES BRYDGES?/b? Following a serious illness that confined her to bed for the past year, Mrs. Charles Brydges, wife of the late Charles Edwin Brydges of Ramsay, passed away in her 80th year at the Four Winds Private Hospital, Perth. Mrs. Brydges, born Annie Louise Irvine, was the daughter of the late Mr. Robert Irvine and his wife, Frances Prescott of Innisville. Since her marriage in 1903, Mrs. Brydges had been a resident of this community where she earned the respect and esteem of all by her cheerful disposition and readiness to help others in time of need. Mrs. Brydges is survived by three daughters, Margaret, Mrs. W. K. Boland, Almonte; Muriel, Mrs. Charles More, Almonte; Stella, Mrs. Kenneth Dowdall, Naughton; and two sons, Orville, Almonte; and Earl of Barrie. She is also survived by seventeen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The funeral took place on Thursday Nov. 24th from the Kerry Funeral Parlours, Almonte to St. Paul's Church. The services at the church and graveside were conducted by Canon J. W. R. Meakin. Interment was made in St. Paul's Cemetery. The pallbearers were four grandsons, Donald Boland, Pembroke; Borden Dowdall and Clarence Brydges, Naughton; Blair Brydges, Almonte; Joseph Madden and Robert Brydges, Almonte. | Irvine, Annie Louise (I12219)
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| 3052 | ?b?Mrs. Clara (King) Nolan,?/b? wife of the late Arthur W. Nolan of Clayton passed away Sunday, September 15th, 1957 at the home of Mrs. J. Brydges of Almonte. Born May 9, 1888, in Darling Township, she was the daughter of the late Warden King and his wife, Margaret Thompson. Surviving are one daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Lloyd Loynes of Ottawa; one sister, Bertha, Mrs. John Caldwell of Almonte. The funeral was held Wednesday, September 18th from the Comba Funeral Home, Almonte, to St. George's Church, Clayton, for service at 2 p.m. Interment was in St. George's Cemetery. The pallbearers were, Earl Caldwell, Charles Tate, Jack King, William Bellamy, Ed. Halpenny and Herbert Rath. | King, Clara (I41462)
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| 3053 | ?b?MRS. CLARA LOUISE 'HUGH) DUNCAN ?/b?THE funeral service for the late Mrs. Clara Louise (Hugh) Duncan of 8529 104 St.. who passe 3 away on ; Thursday, July 23 at the age of 74 years was held on Sat'uday. July 25. at 2:30 o'clock at Knox United - church. Rev. Eg:n G. Turnbull officiated and interment took place In the Mount Pleasant cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. W. Morris, Stewart Hill, V. McElroy, J. J. Barr, Alderman A. Bisset, Dr. John R. Tuck. She is survived by two sons, J. Ecr ar of Toronto, Brock L., of Lac La BAche; one daughter. Lira. Norman Crrikshank, of Edmonton, and four br others, Mr. T. A. Lendrura ant H. W. Lendrum, both of Edmonton. R. Lendrum of Cadomin and F A. Lendrum of California; five sliters, Mrs. A. L. Brick and Mrs. J. W. Ross both of Edmonton, Mrs. R A. Blaii of Vancouver, and Mis. W. W. Srowne of Fernie, B.C., and Mrs. H. Lawrence of Buffalo Lake, Alberta: also six - grandchildren. | Lendrum, Clara Louise (I2925)
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| 3054 | ?b?Mrs. David Findlay Of Carletort Place Is Called By Death?/b? ?b?Widow of Prominent Stoe Manufacturer Was Generous Contributor To Many Charities ?/b?CARLETON PLACE. Sept. 24. (Special) Mrs. Effie May Findlay. widow of David Findlay. prominent stove manufacturer of this district, died shortly after noon today at her home on High street. Her passing removes one of the most generous contributors to the Red Cross Society and the Victorian Order of Nurses with whom she had been connected before suffering a stroke seven years ago. Prior to being confined to her home. Mrs. Findlay was active in the various organizations connected with the Memorial Park United church and was a member of the Ladies Aid and the Women's Missionary Society. She was a life member of th Red Cross Society and vice-president of the Victorian Order of Nurses Association. ?b?Born in Ramsay Twp.?/b? A daughter of Mrs. Duncan Hamilton and the late Mr. Hamilton, she was born in Ramsay township and spent her early life there. Her husband predeceased her by six years. A member of the Carleton Place Horticultural Society. Mrs. Findlay had one of the finest gardens in the district, which was a show-place of the community. She had previously been an active bowler and curler. Surviving, besides her mother. Mrs. Duncan Hamilton, are three daughters. Miss Helen of Toronto: Mrs. D. B. McColl. Toronto, and Mrs. W. J. Phillips. Nanaimo. B.C.; four sons. David K.. D. Hamilton and George E., all of Carleton Place, and Pilot Officer H. John Findlay. with the R.C.A. F., Ottawa, and two sisters. Mrs. J. A. McEwen and Miss Ruby Hamilton, Carleton Place. The funeral service will be conducted at her late home on Wednesday afternoon at two o'cloclc (Standard Time). Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery. | Hamilton, Effie May (I37088)
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| 3055 | ?b?Mrs. E. Ennis ?/b?Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis, window of David Ennis of Innisiville, Ont., died yesterday afternoon at the residence of her niece, Miss Bertha Moore, 558 Gladstone avenue, after a short illness. Deceased had lived in Ottawa seven years. She is survived by two brothers, W. H. Churchill, Smith's Falls, and Thomas Churchill, Innisville; and her niece, Miss Bertha Moore. She was predeceased by a son, David James, and a sister, Mrs. W. S. Moore, of Carleton Place. The remains will leave at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning for interment at Innisville. Daughter of William Churchill and Mary Ann Caswell. Married David Ennis in 1863 in Innisville, Ont. | Churchill, Elizabeth (I32357)
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| 3056 | ?b?MRS. ELIZA WORKMAN?/b? A resident of Winnipeg - since 1910. Mrs. Eliza Van Courtland Workman, widow of Prof. W. G. Workman, who died Monday, aged 88 years, at the residence ol ner daughter. Mrs. W. T. Craig, 899 Jessie ave., was burled today. The funeral took place at 2 p.m. from the Clark Leatherdalo funeral chapel to Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Workman was born In 1848 In Ottawa, Ont. when that city was still known as "tfyetown. - She wss the daughter of John Forgie, a pioneer wholesale mer chant of the town. In 1872 she married the late Professor Workman, a musical Instructor In the Ottawa Normal school. Some 24 years ago, she came to Winnipeg to make her home with Mrs. Craig, and since then had been a faithful attendant at Augustine church. Mrs. Work - mans faculties remained - unimpaired until the end, and she often spoke of the, to her, familiar per sons and events of pre - Con federation days In eastern Canada. She la survived by three sons: H. C. Workman, of Ottawa; W. E. C. Workman, of London, Ont, and H. A. Workman, of Chesney, Ont.; and by one daughter, Mrs. Craig. There are 13 grandchildren and two great - grandchildren living. | Forgie, Elizabeth Van Cortland "Eliza" (I33550)
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| 3057 | ?b?MRS. ELIZABETH CASKEY?/b? Mrs. Elizabeth (Duncan) Caskey, a resident of Winnipeg for 36 years, died Sunday In her 95th year. She was the widow of James Caskey, who died In 1907 and had resided with her daughters, Mrs. J. Coulter, of 1057 Logan Ave. Born in 1846 in Almonte, Ont., Mrs. Caskey came west In 1905. She is survived by three daughters: Mrs. Coulter; Mrs. A. Taylor, Dryden. Ont., and Mrs. O. C. Feetham, Winnipeg; four sons: Andrew and James, Winnipeg; John, Bateman, Sask., and Robert, Kincaid. Sask.; also 26 grandchildren and five great - grandchildren. The funeral service will be held Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. in Mordue's funeral chapel, with burial In the family plot in Elmwood cemetery. Dr. G. A. Woodside will officiate. | Duncan, Elizabeth Agnes (I2350)
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| 3058 | ?b?MRS. HAMILTON RESIDENT HERE SINCE '05 DIES ?/b?Mrs. Llllla Hamilton, wife of William A. Hamilton, died Monday aternoon at her home, 2259 Lome street, at the age of 70. She was born in England, daughter of the lete Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sydney Toop, of Almonte, Ontario. As a girl of s!x she came to Canada. In Ottawa she married Mr. Hamilton, who was In business there. In 1904 they moved west to Indian Head, and the following year moved to Reglna, which has since been their home. She was a prominent worker In First Baptist church. Beside her husband she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell Kenney, 2318 Toronto street, and Mrs. Donald Reeves, 22 College Court, and two sons, Gordon, 837 Queen street, and Percy, Island Falls, Sask. She Is also survived by four brothers and two sister: Gordon, Augustus and William H. Toop, all of Almonte, Ontario, and Percy of Madison, Sask.; Mrs. W. R. Moore, Almonte, Ontario, and Mrs. Robert Lees, 122 Omlnica street, Moose Jaw. Her son, Percy, and her brother, Percy, were in Regina when she died. A son, Frederick William Hamilton, Great War veteran, predeceased her In Regina on April 19, 1933. Inspector Fred Toop, of the Regina city police, is a nephew. The funeral service will be held In First Baptist church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Or. Bowley Green will officiate and Interment will be made In Regina cemetery. The casket will be taken to tho church at 1 o'clock Wednesday, and will be open to the time of service. | Toop, Florence Lillian "Lillie" (I7356)
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| 3059 | ?b?MRS. J. H. SYMINGTON?/b? The death occurred in the Rosamond Memorial Hospital, Almonte on Tuesday, Aug. 30th of Mrs. Joseph (Margaret Jennett Munro) H. Symington following a short illness. She was 81. Born in Darling Township, she received her education there and in 1903 married Joseph H. Symington, a Ramsay Township farmer and former Reeve of Ramsay. Mrs. Symington was an active church worker in St. Paul's Anglican Church. She was a member of the Women's Auxiliary and the Ladies' Guild. Besides her husband, she leaves three sons and two daughters, Milton and Alex of Arnprior; Chas. of Almonte; Mrs. Everton McIntyre of Saskatoon; Mrs. Cecil Mclntyre of Almonte, also one brother, Alex Munro of Galbraith, 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body was at the Kerry-Scott Funeral Home until Friday when the funeral service was conducted at St. Paul's Anglican Church by Rev. Canon J. W. R. Meakin. Interment was in St. Paul's Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. Allan, Donald, Claire and Wayne Symington, William Dean and Lorne Bretzlaff. | Munro, Margaret Janet "Maggie" (I9153)
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| 3060 | ?b?MRS. JAMES H. RINTOUL?/b? On January 17th, 1956, at the Rosamond Memorial Hospital, Almonte, Ontario, there entered into rest, after an illness of seven weeks, Agnes Jane Caldwell, of Tatlock, widow of James H. Rintoul. She was in her 80th year. She was one of the older residents of Darling Township and had lived all her married life there. Mrs. Rintoul was born near Watson's Corners in Dalhousie Township, October 24th, 1876 the daughter of John Caldwell and Ellen Mcllraith. As a young woman she taught school. In 1901 she married James H. Rintoul of Darling Township and came to live there. Her husband died in June 1946. To them were born five children: Helen M. who died in 1931; William H. who died in 1909; Annie A. (Mrs. Ben E. James) of Almonte; John C. of Tatlock and David A. on the homestead at Tatlock. There are nine grandchildren: Donna, Brian and Doreen, children of Dave; John Claire and Franklin, children of John; Benjamin, William and Jane, children of Annie (James) and one great granddaughter, Jennifer James of Bowmanville. Surviving also are four brothers and one sister: Rev. James S. Caldwell of Winnipeg; Charles M. of Watson's Corners; Ellen E., (Nellie) Mrs. A. W. Scott of Powassan; Thomas R. of Edmonton and Calvin L. of Kingston and one foster sister, Jean, (Mrs. Walter Yuill) of Whitby. One sister and three brothers are gone on before. They are Esther A., Mrs. Geo. F. Lashley, Lanark; Rev. John A. of Edmonton, Alex and Scott, Watson's Corners. Mrs. Rintoul was of Irish-Scottish descent and was a member of the Presbyterian Church and in later years the United Church, St. Peter's at Tatlock. Her kindly manner, generous nature and tolerant views endeared her to a wide community of many friends who today mourn her passing. The faith in God, which she professed openly by expression, and in her living will be remembered down the years by those who follow. Her body rested at her late (no more) | Caldwell, Agnes Jane (I23671)
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| 3061 | ?b?MRS. JOHN S. DEUGO ?/b?Mrs. John S. Deugo (Mary Wood), who had been in declining health for the past six years, passed away on Monday morning, May 14th, at the Ontario Hospital, Kingston. She was born in Pakenham Township on November 20th, 1886 and was the eldest daughter of William Wood and Isabel Moore. In March 1936, she married John S. Deugo, who predeceased her May 1st, 1955. They lived in Kinburn for some years, later moving to the Cedar Hill district. The service was held from Comba Funeral Horne, Almonte, and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Henley. Interment was in St. Mark's Cemetery, Pakenham. She leaves to mourn Allan of Indian Head, Sask; William of Pakenham; Margaret, Mrs. Stewart Boal, predeceased her last December. Pallbearers were Messrs. William Wood, Cobden, Edward Wood Clarence and Harold Boale, Lloyd Dickson, Pakenham and Robert Cochrane of Almonte. | Wood, Mary (I41671)
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| 3062 | ?b?MRS. M. M. McBEAN?/b? Pioneer settler of Clearwater, Manitoba, and resident of Alberta for the past 25 years, Mrs. Mary May McBean, 68 years of age, died Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Hammill, 302 Sharon avenue. The late Mrs. McBean was born in Kincardine, Ont., and had resided in Calgary for the last seven years. She had previously been a resident of Lanfine, Alberta, for a number of years. Her husband, the late Alex McBean, of Youngstown, predeceased her a number of years ago. Surviving are four sons, Fred in Calgary, Peter and Alex at Acme, and Charles at Lanfine; and three daughters, Mrs. Hammill, Calgary, Mrs. Delbert Waters, Airdrie, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Calgary. The Calgary Daily Herald, January 6, 1934, page 15 (surname spelled as McBane in newspaper article) Manitoba Marriage Index Alberta Death Reg. #1934-08-201039 | McLaren, Mary May (I42728)
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| 3063 | ?b?MRS. M. N. PARKER?/b? Mrs. Margaret Neilson Parker widow of George Herbert Parker, died Sunday In Montreal General hospital. She was 50 years of age. Born in Pilot Mound, Man., she was the eldest daughter of Robert Duncan and the late Ellen Duncan She had been a resident of Winnipeg for about 20 year and had lived In Montreal for the last two years at 1193 Bishop St. She is survived by two sons, Herbert A. and Daniel, of Toronto, two, daughters. Reita and Ruth, of Montreal: her father. Robert Duncan, Pilot Mound, also a brother, James and two sisters, Mrs. J. J. Ingram. all of Pilot Mound, and Chrissie Duncan, of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be conducted by Prof. Fletcher Argue at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Gardiner funeral home. Burial will be in St. John's cemetery. | Duncan, Margaret Neilson "Maggie" (I3367)
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| 3064 | ?b?MRS. MARY BUTLER DIES AT BLADWORTH. BLADWORTH ?/b?- Death claimed one of Bladworth's earliest settlers and the oldest resident, Oct. 3, when Mrs. Mary Butler, widow of the late J. P. Butler, died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Conlin of Knob Hill district. A few days ago Mrs. Butler suffered a slight accident, injuring two ribs. Mrs. Butler was 91 year of age last March and up to the time of her accident was very active with complete use of all her faculties. She often came to town with her daughter, Mrs, Conlin, and enjoyed visiting her many friends and attending the various meetings and community gatherings. Mrs. Butler's maiden name was Mary Lyons, and she was born in Carleton county, Ontario, coming west with her husband in 1907 from Renfrew, Ont, and a family of 12 children. Mr. Butler predeceased her in 1933. Six sons and four daughters are left to mourn her. Hilliard of Moose Jaw, George E. and Norman E., both of Bladworth; Sam of Renfrew, Ont.; Hawley of Calgary, Alta.; Harvey of Fort Qu 'Appelle; Mrs. John Baird of Moose Jaw, Mrs. John Conlin of Moose Jaw, Mrs. D. A. MacDonald, Winnipeg; Mrs. Wm. Conlin, Bladworth. Two daughters, Gertrude (Mrs James Smlth, Saskatoon), died in 1919, and Maud In 1889. A son, John, died at Winnipeg in 1937 and two other sons, Clarence and Howard, died in Infancy, making a total of 15 children. There are 30 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday in Bladworth United church with Rev. W. McWhinney officiating. | Lyons, Mary (I18369)
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| 3065 | ?b?MRS. ROBT. J. HEALEY.?/b? Death came to Mrs. Mary Simpson Healey, widow of the late Robert Healey, at her residence near Stiltsville on Monday, March 5th, in her 81st year. She was predeceased by two sisters, Mrs. John Massy of Munster, eight years ago, and Mrs. George Healey, of North Dakota, barely a month ago. Since her marriage to Robert Healey in 1871, the late Mrs. Healey resided on the 7th line of Goulburn. She was a staunch member and supporter of the United church of Mansfield. She was born at Ashton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Simpson, both highly respected residents of that district. Since the decease of her husband ten years ago she had been living with her grandson, Harold McCoy. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Frank McCoy; two sons-in-law. Mr. Frank McCoy, Stittsvllle, and John McCoy, of Franktown; and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Elwin Hobbs, of Harold, Alfred, Orval and Norman of Stittsville and Mr. Willie McCoy of Newark. N J. She also leaves behind six great grandchildren. Beatrice and Bert Kenny of Stittsvllle. Clarence and Blanche Hobbs of Munster. and Irene and Ivan Seabrooke of Smiths Falls. The funeral was held from the late residence of the deceased at one o'clock on Wednesday, March 7th. at Stittsvllle United church. The service was conducted by Rev. J. C. Eastcotte, assisted by Rev. T. Meredith of Ashton United church, former pastor of the Richmond circuit. After the service was completed Interment took place in the family plot in the United church cemetery at Stittsvllle. | Simpson, Mary (I3635)
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| 3066 | ?b?MRS. WM. STRUTHERS ?/b?ALMONTE. Jan. 8. A pioneer resident of this vicinity, Mrs. Struthers, widow of the late William Struthers, passed away at the Rorky Ridge farm, in Ramsay township. She was in her 82nd year. The late Mrs. Struthers was born In Beckwlth township, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen and since her marriage, In April, 1874. had made her home at the Rocky Ridge farm, on the eleventh line ot Ramsay Mr, Struthers predeceased her In 1908. Surviving are three sons; John and Andrew, of Rocky Ridge farm, and William B.. of Palo, Sask.; one daughter. Miss Christina Jenny Struthers of Rocky Ridge farm; and one brother, Hugh McEwen, of Beckwlth. Mrs Struthers was a member of the United Church. 'Appleton. Three years ago the ladles of that church made her a life member of their Women's Missionary Society. Tho funeral was one or tne largest ever seen In Ramsay. Interment was made In Pine Grove cemetery. The pallbearersj were D. W. Stewart. W. H. Neilson. Hubert Fee. James A Turner, Peter Millar and Wm. McEwen. | McEwen, Janet (I12922)
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| 3067 | ?b?Munro, Barry Wayne?/b? It is with heavy hearts that we announce Barry's passing on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 at his home, surrounded by his loving family. After a short battle with cancer, he is now at peace. He is survived by his sisters Evelyn Barr, Norma Blair (Herb) and brother Glen Munro (Elaine). He is predeceased by his oldest brother Eldon Munro (Rita). Barry will be lovingly remembered by his children Brad Munro (Pam Young) and Krista Ward (Matthew Ward). Proud Bampa to four grandchildren, Carver Ward, Payton Ward, MacKenzie Munro and Ashton Munro. Forever cherished by partner Diane Yuill and lifelong best friend Dianne Munro. Barry was a carpenter, jack of all trades, musician and comedian right until the end. A special thank you to Sarah Munro (Bayshore) and Leah Hasset (PSW) for taking such wonderful care of him and making it possible to spend the rest of his days in the home that he built. As per Barry's wishes, there will be a celebration of life at the Carleton Place Arena, upstairs hall, 75 Neelin Street on Saturday, February 18, 2023 from 4pm to 8pm. For those who wish, a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society, would be appreciated by the family. | Munro, Barry Wayne (I36857)
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| 3068 | ?b?MUNRO, Edward L?/b? In hospital at Ottawa, Ontario, on Saturday, February 15, 1997, Edward L. Munro, in his 77th year. Son of the late Thomas Edward Munro Sr. and the late Lillian Elizabeth Hankin. Beloved husband of Jennie Robinson. Loving father of Wayne (Ruth) and Willis (Glenda), both of Carleton Place, Doral (Debbie) of Almonte and Terry (Debbie) of Ashton. Predeceased by his son, Sheldon. Special grampa of 13 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren. Survived by his brother, Willard of Smiths Falls. Predeceased by his sisters, Martha Craig and Nellie Munro and his brothers, Archie and Gordon. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Resting at the OR. Gamble Funeral Home, 127 Church Street, Almonte, Ontario, on Monday from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. and on Tuesday from 12 noon until service in the chapel at 2:30 p.m., Rev. Ken Robinson officiating. Spring interment Clayton United Cemetery, Clayton, Ontario. Donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family. There will be a Legion Service on Monday at 7 p.m. at the funeral home. | Munro, Edward Lewis "Eddie" (I16613)
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| 3069 | ?b?Munro, Jennie H.?/b? Passed away peacefully with her family by her side on September 26, 2021 in the Rosamond Wing of the Almonte General Hospital. Jennie of Almonte, Ontario, At the age of 96. Dear wife to the late Edward. Survived by her children Toby Cassell (Faye), Wayne (Ruth), Willis (Glenda), Doral (Shannon), Terry (Debra), the late Sheldon as well as her daughter-in-law Debbie. Proud "Grandma" to 15 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. Missed by her sister Vera Black and sister-in-law Beryl and predeceased by her brothers Willis and Bryson. Donations in memory of Jennie may be made to the Almonte Legion ? Branch 240. A special thank-you to the staff from the Med/Surg Unit of the Almonte General Hospital as well as the Rosamond Wing for their excellent care. Family and Friends May Visit C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc. 127 Church Street, Almonte, ON. (613) 256-3313) On Wednesday, September 29, 2021 from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm. Chapel Service on Thursday, September 30, 2021 at 11 am. Interment in Guthrie United Cemetery (Clayton, ON.) with reception to follow at the Almonte Civitan Hall. Condolences & Tributes: www.crgamble.com | Robinson, Jennie Hulda (I28256)
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| 3070 | ?b?MUNRO, Jessie May ?/b?Peacefully in hospital at Almonte on Sunday, February 12, 1995. Jessie May Foster, of Almonte, age 86 years, beloved wife of the late John H. Munro. Dearly loved mother of Merril of Acadian Valley, Alberta, Mildred (Mrs. Tom Handy) of Oshawa, Leonard (June), Melvin (Sue) and Clarence (Sherry), all of Medicine Hat, Alberta and Eileen (Mrs. Don Andrews) of Oshawa. Predeceased by 2 sons, Merton and Stewart. Dear sister of Mrs. Rebecca Munro and Mrs. Maggie Munro. Predeceased by 1 sister, Flossie and 3 brothers, Irvine, Ernest and Tom. Also survived by 31 grandchildren and numerous greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by 1 grandson and 1 great-grandson. Friends may call at the C. R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel, 127 Church Street, Almonte, for visiting on Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 7 p.m. and where service will be held in the chapel on Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Ted Colwell officiating. Spring interment Clayton United Cemetery. Clipping location on The Ottawa Citizen page 51 CLIPPED FROM The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 14 Feb 1995, Tue ? Page 51 dianeduncan01 Member Photo CLIPPED BY dianeduncan01 ? 12 seconds ago | Foster, Jessie May (I13049)
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| 3071 | ?b?MUNRO, John H. (Johnny) ?/b?Peacefully at his residence on Monday, March 31, 1986, Johnny Munro of Almonte in his 80th year. Son of the late John A. Munro and his wife, the late Elizabeth Young. Beloved husband of Jessie May Foster and dear father of Merrill of Acadia Valley, Alberta; Mildred (Mrs. Tom Handy) , Eileen (Mrs. Don Andrews) of ' Oshawa; Leonard, Melvin and Clarence, all of Medicine Hat, Alberta. Predeceased by 2 sons, Merton and Stewart. Dear brother of Harold of Clayton, Clifford of Almonte, and Mrs. A. Stewart (Effie) of Galbraith. Predeceased by 5 brothers, Gilbert, William, Charles, Andrew and Hughie and 1 sister Mrs. Mary Powers. Also survived by 32 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Gamble & Comba Funeral Home, 127 Church St., Almonte, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, where service will be held on Thursday at 2 p.m.. Rev. Jack Lougheed officiating. Interment Clayton Uniteo Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the charity of your choice. CLIPPED FROM The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 01 Apr 1986, Tue ? Page 32 dianeduncan01 Member Photo CLIPPED BY dianeduncan01 ? 3 seconds ago | Munro, John Henderson "Johnny" (I13034)
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| 3072 | ?b?MUNRO, Kenneth Orville?/b? Shortly after his 81st birthday in Vancouver, B.C. Survived by his dear wife Dorothy McQuaker and his sisters Wilma (late Bill Munro) and Muriel (John Terpstra). Predeceased by his parents Ernest and Edna Munro and his brothers Delbert, Daniel (Mary Davey), John (Larence Ladouceur), Howard, Carman "Pete" (Nessie McDonald) and his sisters Eileen (late Wiibert MCLeod) and Marion. Funeral services and interment in Vancouver, B.C. Condolences can be emailed via rememberinq.canada.com or cards can be sent to Cole Funeral Services for forwarding, 2586 Carp Road, Carp, Ontario KOA 1LO. | Munro, Kenneth Orville (I39011)
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| 3073 | ?b?MUNRO. Charles -?/b? At the Almonte General Hospital on Sunday, November 25, 1962, Charles Munro, beloved husband of Jean Yuill, and dear father of Delia (Mrs. Thomas Ireton), Ferguson's Falls, and Donald, Almonte, in his 71st year. Resting at the Kerry Funeral Home, 154 Elgin Street. Almonte, for service on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Interment Clayton United Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Ontario Heart Foundation 42 (Continued on next column) | Munro, Charles (I9354)
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| 3074 | ?b?MUNRO.Wilbert 1909-2007?/b? Peacefully with his family by his side, on April 2, 2007 at the Almonte General Hospital (Rosamond Wing). Beloved husband of Florence (nee Wark) for 73 years. Loving father of Ev. Barr (Pat McAuliffe), Eldon (Rita), Norma Blair (Herb), Glen (Elaine) and Barry (Dianne). Proud grandfather of 17 grandchildren and 27 great-granacnnoren. Predeceased by a brother Earl and by sisters Eva, Florence and Cora. Friends may call at the Almonte Chapel of Tubman Kerry Funeral Home, 154 Elgin Street, Almonte (613-256-2160) on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service in me cnapei on Friday at 2 p.m. interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton. For those who wish, memorial donations to the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation would be appreciated by the Munro Family. Condolences, donations or tributes may be made at www.tubmanfuneralhomes.com | Munro, Wilbert (I7983)
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| 3075 | ?b?MURRAY, Ian MacFarlane?/b? (Health Canada - Retired) Peacefully, Sunday, May 29, 2005. Husband of the late Madeline Pierce. Survived by brothers James and Scott. A Tribute of Ian will be held Saturday at 1465 Baseline Road at 1 p.m. In memoriam donations to the Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre Foundation or the Hospice at May Court appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen | MacFarlane, Ian (I39130)
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| 3076 | ?b?MURRAY, Madeline May (nee Pierce)?/b? At the Hospice at May Court on Wednesday, May 15, 2002 in her 86th year, Madeline May Murray, dearly beloved wife, best friend and pal of Ian M. Murray, passed away after a valiant fight with cancer. Predeceased by brother Lloyd Pierce. Memorial Service to be announced. In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation to the Hospice at May Court would be greatly appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Tubman Funeral Homes. The Ottawa Citizen | Pierce, Madelaine May (I39128)
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| 3077 | ?b?Name?tab?Susannah Catharine Sadler Gender?tab?Female Race?tab?Irish Age?tab?74 Birth Date?tab?Jul 1871 Birth Place?tab?Pakenham Township Ontario Death Date?tab?29 Feb 1946 Death Place?tab?Pakenham, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father?tab?Thomas Mc Cowan Mother?tab?Mary Mc Cowan Spouse?tab?James Sadler Certificate Number?tab?008285 Obituary - Susanna Catherine McCann Sadler ?/b?Mrs. James Sadler (1946) - Mrs. Jas. Sadler, well known and highly esteemed resident of Pakenham township, died at her home on the 10th line on Sunday, February 24th, in her 75th year. Mrs. Sadler, the former Susanna Catherine McCann, was born in Pakenham, a daughter of the late Thomas McCann and his wife, Mary McKibbon. Mrs. Sadler had been ill only a short time having suffered a stroke about a week ago. In 1897 she married the late Jas. Sadler who died in 1918. The funeral was held from her late home on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 to St. Mark's Anglican church where service was conducted by Canon Carryer. Surviving are two daughters' and one son, Iva, Mrs. George Amm of Ottawa , Mary Ellen, Mrs. Harvey Timmins of Pakenham, and Wm. Sadler, on the homestead. Of a family of four she is survived by one brother, Wesley, of Pakenham. Pallbearers were James McGill, James Needham, Thomas McGill, H. McCann, Allan McCann, Oswald Bingham. Interment took place in St Mark's cemetery. | McCann, Susanna Catherine (I27447)
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| 3078 | ?b?NEILSON JEANETTE M. M. "Jean" ?/b? Peacefully in Fairview Manor, Almonte on Saturday morning, March 15, 2014. Jean Neilson (Nee: Struthers) of Almonte, age 90 years. Dearly loved wife of the late Wilfred Neilson (1995). Daughter of the late Robert Struthers and his wife the late Eliza Millar. Predeceased by her brothers; Alden & Millar. Dear sister-in-law to Edith (Neilson), Alice (Melanson), Marion and Bert Timmins. Predeceased by brothers-in-law Lorne Neilson & Wilmer Melanson. Much loved aunt to Rick Neilson (Sue), David Neilson, Mike Neilson, and Lauren Detheridge (Mike), Linda Linklater (Duane) and Barry Melanson (Beth), Tim Timmins (Gina), Shelley McPhail (Harold) and Darby Timmins (Angie). Also remembered by many great nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc. 127 Church Street, Almonte, Ont. (613)256-3313 for visiting on Monday, March 17 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm and where a complete Service including committal will be held in the Gamble Chapel on Tuesday at 1 pm. Spring interment, Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. For those who may want to honour Jean with a memorial gift, please consider the Retired Teachers of Ontario Charitable Foundation or District 7A Senior Games Association or a Charity of choice. | Struthers, Jeanette M. M. "Jean" (I12918)
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| 3079 | ?b?NELSON-OSBORNE, Dellene Muriel ?/b?In hospital at Carleton Place, Ontario, on Friday, September 3, 1999. Dellene M. Snedden in her 63rd. year. Loving wife of Gerry A. Osborne and by his first marriage of the late Jerry Hans Nelson. Dellene leaves her four wonderful children Stephen (Jill), Donald (Joanna), Terry (Kim) and Julie (Roddie). Special Nana to Cayla, Jamie, Stephanie and Michael. Loving step-mother of Jim, Bill, Jerry, Mary-Jo, Nancy, Susan and their spouces. Step-grandmother of seven. Dear sister of Ron Snedden of London, Ont., Beth Bleach of Scarborough, Janice Olman of Appleton, Rod Snedden of Prescott, Cathy Stanfield of Ashton and Karen Moffatt of Carleton Place. Special friend of Mary Foster of Perth. Friends may call at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Ave., Carleton Place on Wednesday from 12 noon until 2 p.m. Interment will take place at Emily Cemetery, Omemee, Ontario at a later date. Donations to the Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital Foundation of the Canadian Cancer Society Research Centre would be appreciated. | Snedden, Deliene Muriel (I1305)
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| 3080 | ?b?NESBITT, Joseph James _?/b?_ In hospital on Sunday, June 28, 1981, Joseph James Nesbitt of Rupert, Quebec, age 82 years, beloved husband of the late Pearl Elizabeth McClinton; father of Keith, Wakefield, Quebec; and Clinton, Elmvale, Ontario; also survived by 7 grandchildren; brother of Mrs Tom (Florence) Yule and Mrs Arthur (Frankie) O'Hara, both of Perth, Ontario; and the late Mrs George (Agnes) Pritchard, John Robert and George. Resting Hulse and Playfair Centreal Chapel. Service Rupert United Church, Rupert Quebec, on Tuesday at 2pm. Interment Rupert Union Cemetery. (The Ottawa Citizen -- June 29, 1981) | Nesbitt, Joseph James (I36624)
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| 3081 | ?b?NEUFELD?/b? On May 20th. aged 1 month. Darrvl Henry Neufeld, beloved Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neufeld of Plncher Creek. Alberta. He is survived by his parents, one sister, Joceiyn at home; his grandparents. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Simpson of Edmonton and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neufeld of caigary, Alta. Funeral services will be held on Frlday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Howard and McBride's Chapel. Rev. Dr. H. E. D. Ashford will officiate, and interment will take place in the Edmonton Cemetery. | Neufeld, Darryl Henry (I36226)
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| 3082 | ?b?NEWTON, Anne Veronica?/b? In hospital, Almonte, Ontario, on Monday, February 18, 1991, in her 81st year. Anne Veronica Brown, beloved wife of William Harold Newton. Dear mother of Margaret (Peggy) (Mrs. Anthony Markarian), Del Mar, California; James and his wife Verna, Richmond, Ontario; Nora (Mrs. "-John Rooney), Almonte; Marilyn (Mrs. William Foster) , Del Mar, California; Donald and his wife Joan, Nepean; Martha (Mrs. William Donaldson), Winchester; Robert and his wife Sharon, Almonte; Patrick and his' wife Lorna, Arnprior; Michael, Ottawa. Also survived by 23 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by 1 sister Mary (Mrs. Lem Tierney) and 1 brother, John. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 154 Elgin Street, Almonte, for visiting Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., thence to St. Mary's Church on Thursday for Funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Interment. St. Mary's Cemetery In the spring. | Brown, Anne Veronica (I35750)
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| 3083 | ?b?NICHOL, Doctor J. Eric, F.I.C.S. and Life Member Oueen's Lodge No. 578 ?/b?In hospital Tuesday, April 21, 1970, beloved husband of Bernice Hampton, 332 Second Ave. and father of Michael John, Harold Wilfred, of Ottawa, and brother of Herbert and Catherine Nichol, both of Ottawa , and 1 niece, Patricia (Mrs. Sidney Addelman), of Williamsville, New York. Resting Fred N. Garrett Funeral Home, 584 Somerset West, after 7 p.m. Thursday. Service In Christ Church Cathedral Saturday 11 a.m. Canon Matthew Roberts officiating. Interment St. James Cemetery, Hull, Quebec In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make a Memorial Contribution may donate to Christ Church Cathedral Organ Fund. | Nichol, Dr. John Eric (I16514)
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| 3084 | ?b?NICHOL, Herbert L. ?/b?Suddenly on Saturday, December 9th, 1972, at his residence, 32 Roslyn Ave; Herbert L. Nichol, aqe 76 years; son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol and brother of Catherine (R N ), and uncle of Patricia (Mrs. Sydney Adeiman), Buffalo, New York; Michael and Harold Nichol, both of Ottawa. Resting Fred M. Garrett Funeral Home, 584 Somerset West. Service Monday, 2 p.m., with Archdeacon M. K. Roberts officiating, to Beechwood Cemetery Vault. Interment St. James Cemetery, Hull, Quebec in the spring 18951 | Nichol, Herbert Lucien (I10318)
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| 3085 | ?b?NORMAN BOWLAND?/b? The death of Norman Leslie Bowland occurred suddenly on Sunday, August 28th at his residence on Victoria Street. He was in his 64th year. Born September 20th, 1896, in Ramsay Township, he was a son of the late William James Bowland and his wife, Evangeline Bolton. He was educated in Ramsay and came to Carleton Place where he was engaged for 35 years in the garage, and service station business as a mechanic. He attended St. James' Anglican Church. He was married September 20th, 1930, to the former Effie Marion Fulton of Pakenham. Besides his wife, lie is survived by a daughter, Lois, Mrs. Robt. Ready of Raleigh, North Carolina; a brother, Harvey of Fallbrook; three sisters, Lillian, Mrs. Fred Richardson of Windsor; Beatrice, Mrs. Wellington Weir, RR 1, Carleton Place and Mabel, Mrs. William Rothwell of Carleton Place. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon, August 30th from Fleming Bros. Funeral Home, Lake Ave. west, to St. John's Anglican Church at Innisville where Rev. G. A. Young conducted the service. Interment was made in the parish cemetery. The pallbearers were, Stanley Thackaberry, Arthur Drummond, Earl Fleming, Stanley Shannon, Wally Cook and Harwood McCreary. | Bowland, Norman Leslie (I24963)
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| 3086 | ?b?Northfield News, Friday, September 7, 1917, page 8 Mrs. John Whitson Mrs. John Whitson died Saturday at the home of her son, William, at Berthold, North Dakota. The body was brought to Fergus Falls, Minn., for burial, the funeral being held Monday. Her son, Russell, of this city, attended the funeral. Mrs. Whitson was ninety years of age March 12th, last. She was a resident of Northfield until six years ago when she went to Berthold to live with her son. ------------------------------ The Ward County Independent, Minot, Ward County, North Dakota, Thursday, September 13, 1917 Berthold Woman Died at the Age of 90 Years. Berthold Tribune: Mrs. Jane Whitson, who has been making her home in this city for several years, died early Saturday Morning, September 1, at the home of her son, William A. Whitson, at the advanced age of 90 years. While the deceased had been a partial invalid for some few years past it was not until about a year ago that she became bedridden. She was a woman of wonderful vitality and her mental faculties were unimpared almost up to the end. In spite of her pain and helplessness she has always been as patient and cheerful as could be expected when her age and condition is considered. Private funeral services, conducted by Rev. M.W. Hiner, were held at the residence Saturday afternoon and on the following morning the remains were shipped to Fergus Falls, Minn., for interment. The deceased was born March 12, 1827, near Smith's Falls, Can., and was married Feb. 28, 1850. Nine children were born to this union, seven of whom survive her, namely Robert and Russell of Northfield, Minn., Mrs. Jas. Thompson, of Fort Recovery, Ohio, John of Sauk Center, Minn., Albert of Fergus Falls, Minn., Mrs. Thomas Nephew of Sawyer, N. Dak., and William of Berthold, N. Dak.?/b? | Lawson, Jane Martha (I19255)
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| 3087 | ?b?O B I T U A R I E S?/b? ?b?BARTHOLOMEW,?/b? James Allen (Age 66) Passed away peacefully on December 8th, 2012. He was born on July 29th, 1946 to the parents of Margaret (Weyer) Bartholomew and Stan Bartholomew. He is survived by two children, Brian Bartholomew and Trina Williams; and two brothers, Dan and Jeff Bartholomew. He was the proud grandfather of seven grandchildren. The memorial will be held January 5th, time and place to be determined. | Bartholomew, James Allen (I36991)
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| 3088 | ?b?Obit. - James Duncan?/b? One of the very few remaining links between the past generation and the present was removed this (Thursday) morning when Mr. James Duncan was called away from the surroundings in which he had spent so long a life. The late Mr. Duncan was born on the homestead in Ramsay, now occupied by his youngest son, Mr Ed Duncan, His whole life was spent there until a little over five years ago, when he removed to Almonte, to spend with Mrs. Duncan in the declining years of their lives in the comfortable home he had provided. On March 25, 1854, he was married to Elizabeth Lockhart, who was born in Scotland and came to Canada with her parents when nine years of age. To Mr. and Mrs. Duncan eleven children were born; all of whom are still living. The sons are Robert at Pilot Mound; William, James, John and Albert at Regina; Hugh at Strathcona; Alexander Sidney on the McFarlene farm and Ed on the homestead; the daughters are Maggie (Mrs. Butchart) and Lizzie (Mrs. Dr. Paterson) in Almonte, and Aggie (Mrs. Holden) at Pilot Butte, Man. The first break in the family circle occurred four years ago when Mrs. Duncan passed away, and now Mr. Duncan makes the second. Mr. Duncan was of a retiring disposition and never sought public office of any kind, preferring the quiet of his own home. He was of a robust constitution, and even until not long ago he thought little of a tramp out to the farm and spending the day busily working about because he loved to work. The funeral has been delayed until Sunday afternoon to enable members of the family at a distance to attend. It will take place at 3 o'clock to the eighth line cemetery. ?b?Mr. Duncan's Funeral?/b? The funeral of the late James Duncan took place from his home on Elgin street to the the Eighth Line Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, and was attended by a large concourse of people both from the town and township in which his long life had been spent. Two of his sons, James of Regina, and robert from Pilot mound, were among the cheif mourners. The pallbearers were three who were near neighbours of Mr. Duncan when he was on the farm - Messrs John Neilson, Graham Forgie and Donald Stewart, and three of his nearby town neighbours - Messrs HH Cole, S Young and John McFarlane. The funeral services were conducted by Rev C. H. Daly, of St. John's church, of which Mr. Duncan had been a member for many years. Among the floral tributes was a beautiful wreath from the family. | Duncan, James (I2328)
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| 3089 | ?b?OBITUARIES ATCHISON, William Keith March 15, 1930 - September 30, 2016 ?/b?Born in Ottawa and died suddenly at the age of 86 years at West End Villa on Friday, September 30, 2016. Survived by his loving wife Jean of 63 years. Survived by his son Bruce (Cathy) of Lindsay. Ontario: daughter Brenda(Jim Randall) of Charlottetown, P.E.I. his grandchildren, Scott Atchison (Sarah) of Ottawa, Lisa O'Brien (Niall) of Sault St. Marie, Brian, Jennifer Quigley of British Columbia, and Christopher Randall of P.E.I.: greatgrandchildren Avery and Harper; his sister Beverly Spratt (Dave) of Ottawa as well as several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his sister Barbara. He was a resident of Bells Corners for 57 years and worked for Canadian Airlines before his retirement. His family wish to thank the caregivers at West End Villa for their care of Bill. Visitation will be held at the Pinecrest Visitation Centre, 2500 Baseline Road on Tuesday, October 4 from 10 a.m. until time of the service in the chapel at 11 a.m. Reception to follow. For those wishing, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Society. Online condolences may be made at www.colefuneralservices.com. | Atchison, William Keith (I16897)
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| 3090 | ?b?OBITUARY ?/b?Blair - Wednesday morning of last week death claimed Mrs. J. A. Blair of Beckwith, from acute gastritis. Deceased had been indisposed for a short time and being taken suddenly ill the previous Sunday, she was taken to Ottawa where on Wednesday she passed away. Mrs Blair was 50 years of age, and before her marriage was Margaret J. Simpson, daughter of the late James Simpson of Goulbourn. The funeral took place Friday afternoon to Dewar's cemetery. | Simpson, Margaret Jane (I6318)
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| 3091 | ?b?Obituary Beverly Ann Madden (n. Brydges) December 1, 1938- January 7, 2022?/b? It is with immense sorrow that we announce the passing of an incredible wife, mother, sister, Nan and Great-Nan. Beverly Ann Madden (n. Brydges) passed away with dignity and grace at her home on Golden Line Road, Almonte. Predeceased by her beloved husband of 54 years Joseph "Joe" John Madden, and by her son Jeffrey Joseph Madden; survived by her daughter and best friend JoAnn Donaldson (Jack). Cherished Nan to Chris (Jessica) and Jonathan (Anna Laurie), and very special Great Nan to Joseph "Joey" Christopher and Austin Timothy Donaldson, and Breeda Beverly Donaldson. Born in Almonte to Orville Charles Brydges of Almonte and Gladys May (n. Lancaster) of Carleton Place, Beverly was the eldest of 10 children. She is survived by siblings Clarence (Marian); Blair (Lynda); Harold (Lucille); Bruce (Willie); Joan Scott (Kevin); Roy (Debbie); Stephen (Mary Ann); Heather Denvir (Basil) and Darrell. She was a medical secretary in Almonte for 52 years: to Dr. Rolf Bach for 35 years, until his retirement, to Dr. Cecil Rytwinski and to Dr. Heather Abramenko for 20 years. Her dedication to her profession was outpaced only by her devotion to her family. Beverly was proud to be a devoted farmer's wife and worked side by side with Joe to make the Madden homestead "Tara Hill Farm" a successful farm and welcoming place for family and friends alike. First her children and then her grandchildren became part of the many adventures she planned; be it taking the RV on the road, traveling to far off destinations, or enjoying camping just down the highway in the Ottawa Valley. Wherever they went, Bev and Joe could always make fast friends, enjoy good music of all kinds and dance the night away - always sharing the last dance with each other. Beverly shared her love of downhill skiing, snowmobiling, boating and water skiing with so many friends and family over the years - snowmobiling with her great-grandsons was undoubtedly one of her happiest moments. She planned extended family gatherings for all occasions; birthdays, anniversaries, retirements, showers, and holidays - and they always featured a game, recitation, or skit making memories and keeping us smiling. With her seemingly unending supply of energy, Beverly found time amidst all of the farm, family and work activities to volunteer with St. Paul's Anglican Church. She remained an active member of the Altar Guild until just a couple of years ago, and always made time to share her excellent cooking and baking skills in support of the Harvest Supper, Tourtiere and Bake Sales. To know Bev was to know what mattered most in life; family, friends and community. She was so proud of the years spent developing Tara Hill Farm with Joe and creating a home where all were welcomed with open arms and a fantastic meal. In keeping with her wishes, cremation has taken place and a private family service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Paul's Anglican Church Cemetery Fund are appreciated. office@stpaulsalmonte.ca "Be happy, tonight I go with the faith and hope that my loved ones' spirits will all be around me. Live, laugh and love each other, always." | Brydges, Beverly Ann "Bev" (I12224)
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| 3092 | ?b?Obituary Raymond Ervin Ferrill?/b? RCAF CAPT. RET'D Peacefully at Carleton Place Hospital with Dorothy by his side on Friday, May 6, 2016, age 86. Loving husband and soul mate of Dorothy (nee Gardiner) for 66 years. Devoted father of Donna (Larry) James, Debbie Ferrill and Chris Ferrill. Proud Grandpa of Sarah James, Emily (Adam Friday) James, Robin Watkinson, Kirsten (Rob Irvine) Ferrill, Jamie (Dave Dimmer) Ferrill and Kelsey Ferrill. Loving Great-Grandpa of Ella James-McGee. Dear brother of Ted (Heather), sisters-in-law Terry and Sharon Ferrill, brother-in-law Allan (Shirley) Gardiner, sister-in-law Shirley (Frank-deceased) Surette, Several nieces and nephews and dear friends. Predeceased by brothers Tom, Bill, Doug, Don and Roger. Ray's entire career was in finance-Spruce Falls Power and Paper Co., RCAF, Revenue Canada and DND. No computers for him-just paper and pencil and he was content. Family and friends may visit the family at the Alan R Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place on Monday, June 6, 2016 from 12:30 p.m. until time of funeral service in the chapel at 1 p.m. with the Venerable G.E. Peddle officiating. Reception will follow. Inurnment at St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Innisville. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or the charity of one's choice. The family would like to thank the CCAC Care Partners for their compassion, the caring staff of Carleton Place Terrace, Carleton Place Hospital Emergency Staff and a special thanks to family physician Dr. Scott Higham for the years of dedicated care and concern. | Ferrill, Captain Raymond Ervin R. C. A. F. Retired (I1745)
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| 3093 | ?b?Obituary Sidney M. Lawford?/b? The death occurred in the Carleton Place and District Hospital on June 26th of Sidney M. Lawford in his 86th year. Born in Appleton the son of the late Robert Lawford and his wife Sarah Thompson, he attended the Carleton Place and Almonte Schools. He worked in the textile industry all his life ? and the last fifty years with the Rosamond Woollen Company in Almonte until he retired in 1950 when he moved to Carleton Place to make his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Carns Lever. He was a member of the Baptist Church, taking a special interest in the Sunday School where he served as secretary-treasurer for 35 years. In his early years he played lacrosse and baseball and was keenly interested in all sports, an interest he maintained until his death. His wife the former Mary M. Moore predeceased him in 1949. Surviving are two sons Wesley E. of Toronto, Clifford S. of Carleton Place, two daughters, Valda of Ottawa and Edith, Mrs Carn Lever of Carleton Place; also surviving are three grandsons, Robert of Barrie, Wallace of Ottawa Earl of Carleton Place and one granddaughter Aldyth Lawford Evans of Ottawa. The funeral took place on Tuesday, June 29th from Allan Barker Funeral Home with Rev John McPahail officiating. The pallbearers were Robert MacFarlane, Ray Moffatt, Howard McNeely, William Anderson, Herbert Dopson and Arthur Buchanan. Interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. | Lawford, Sydney Morgan (I11508)
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| 3094 | ?b?Obituary WILLOWS, John Keith ?/b?Keith passed away, at the Rosamond Unit of the Almonte General Hospital, surrounded by the love of his family on Friday, January 6, 2017, at the age of 86. Keith Willows, of Boyd's Settlement, cherished husband of Darlene (nee` Stanley) was predeceased by his beloved first wife, Jean (nee` Craig) in 1999. Keith was predeceased by his parents, Russell and Merle (nee` Tennant), and his siblings, Gerald (late Doris) and Dorothy (late Cecil) Munro and by his sister in law, Dorothy (Lyle) Reid. Keith was both a respected and loving father to: Shirley (late Mike) Steele, of Perth, Barry (Kelly), of Glen Tay, Glen (Connie), of Perth, Kevin (Vicky), of Balderson and Karen (Rick) Tysick, of Innisville, as well as to his 3 step-children: Scott, Gary and Kiar. Grandpa will be sadly missed by his loving grandchildren: Ashley, Cody, Brooke (Ricky), Ben, Alex, Hanna, Owen, Shane, Ryan (Amanda), Jason (Abbie), Colin (Rachel) and Matt (Amber). Loving step-grandfather to his 8 step-grandchildren, Keith will also be fondly remembered by his sister in law, Lois (Graham) Mowatt, of Perth. Also left to mourn his loss are his surviving siblings: Feryn (late Jack) McGill, of Pakenham, Elva (late Alvin) Kelford, of Carleton Place, Ellen (Gilles) Lalonde, of Ottawa, Sterling (Barbara), of Drummond Centre, Beth (late Bill) Craig, of Ottawa, Raymond (Shirley) of Boyd's Settlement, and Heather, of Innisville. A proud dairy farmer and woodsman for many decades, Keith supplied the Balderson Cheese Company with milk for their dairy products for many years. His woodworking and carpentry skills were used to build log homes and many wood projects. To honour his wishes, cremation has taken place with a private funeral to be held at Boyd's United Church, Boyd's Settlement, at a future date. Private spring interment will be held at Boyd's Methodist Church Cemetery. There will be a public celebration of Keith's life to be held at Timber Run Golf Club, Lanark, on Saturday, January 14th, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. For those wishing donations to Boyd's Methodist Cemetery would be appreciated, c/o Lisa Grant, 353 Concession 2A, RR1 Carleton Place, K7C 0C5. ?b? WILLOWS, John Keith?/b? Keith passed away, at the Rosamond Unit of the Almonte General Hospital, surrounded by the love of his family on Friday, January 6, 2017, at the age of 86. Keith Willows, of Boyd's Settlement was predeceased by his beloved first wife, Jean (nee` Craig) in 1999. Keith was predeceased by his parents, Russell and Merle (nee` Tennant), and his siblings, Gerald (late Doris) and Dorothy (late Cecil) Munro and by his sister in law, Dorothy (Lyle) Reid. A proud dairy farmer and woodsman for many decades, Keith supplied the Balderson Cheese Company with milk for their dairy products for many years. His woodworking and carpentry skills were used to build log homes and many wood projects. | Willows, John KEITH (I19434)
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| 3095 | ?b?OBITUARY MRS. WILBERT H. BRYDGES?/b? Almonte, June 7, 1945 The death occurred here on June 1 of Mrs. Wilbert Brydges, formerly Myrtle Mae Thompson, daughter of William E. Thompson and the late Mrs. Thompson, who was born in Ottawa 41 years ago. At the age of five years she moved with her parents to Ramsay where she has since resided. Twenty-one years ago she was married to Wilbert Brydges of Ramsay. Besides her husband she leaves 12 children, Katherine, Kenneth and Keith, Isabel, Robert, Mary, Cecil, Marian, Gordon, Edith and Ivan, and an infant daughter, Grace. She is also survived by her father, William Thompson, and a brother, Roy. The funeral was held on Monday from her late home, 12th line of Ramsay, to St. Paul's Anglican church. Rev. R. S. V. Crossley conducted the service. Burial was in St. Paul's cemetery. | Thompson, Myrtle Mae Pearl (I14809)
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| 3096 | ?b?OBITUARY - ?/b?Death as again been busy in our midst, and this week it is our painful task to chronicle the demise of Mr. John Forgie, in his fifty-fifth year. The deceased was in the full enjoyment of health less than two weeks ago, but was suddenly seized with congestion of the lungs which rapidly developed into a complication of diseases from which recovery was impossible, and on tuesday last he was called to join the ranks of those who have gone before. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. | Forgie, John (I33506)
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| 3097 | ?b?Obituary - Honourable George Bryson 1813-1900 ?/b? Ottawa Citizen - January 15, 1900 - Hon. Geo. Bryson Dead - One of the Most Prominent of Ottawa Valley Pioneers Passes Away One of the most successful and widely known pioneers of the Ottawa valley has passed away at Fort Coulonge on Saturday in the person of Hon. George Bryson. Deceased was a familiar figure in political life, while his extensive interests in the lumbering industry has made the family name a familiar one. Hon. George Bryson was born in Paisley, Scotland in 1813 and came to Canada in 1821. His early years were spent in Ramsay, Lanark County, from which place he removed to Pontiac County, Quebec, where he resided up to the time of his death. Deceased possessed to a marked degree many of those commendable characteristics that distinguish the Scotchman the world over. He was frugal, industrious, shrewd and cautious, and, while engaged in farming operations on first settling in the Pontiac, he early recognized that the wealth of forest land furnished a better field for his energy, and accordingly he turned his attention to the lumber industry. His foresight and faith were amply repaid, and so successful were his operations, that he soon became recognized as one of the leading operators in the Ottawa district. The late Mr. Bryson worked his limits for square timber principally, and old lumbermen still refer to the time, twenty years ago, when twelve and fifteen immense rafts were cut off the Bryson limits and floated down to Quebec in the one season for export to Great Britain. In all his lumbering and other business ventures, the late Mr. Bryson's word was recognized as being equally as good as his bond, and in no instance was he known to take unfair advantage of another to further his own ends. His lumbering operations were carried on along the Coulonge and Black Rivers and later along the Kippewa also. Mr. Bryson did much to develop these districts, to which end he also promoted the Pontiac and Pacific junction railway. The Town of Bryson, formerly known as Havelock, was renamed in honor of the Bryson family. Deceased was also associated with other leading lumbermen in the formation of the Upper Ottawa Improvement Company, which did much to facilitate lumbering operations in the district watered by the Ottawa, Coulonge and other streams. Mr. Bryson was also one of the founders of the Capital's successful monetary institutions, the Bank of Ottawa. He was a director of the bank, and regularly attended the meetings til recently. Deceased also took an active interest in municipal matters and for several years he held the office of mayor of Mansfield. He was also warden of Pontiac county for four consecutive terms. In political life he was as successful and prominent as he was in business life. He was a moderate Conservative, and from the year 1867 to the year 1887, represented Pontiac in the Quebec legislature. In the latter year he retired in favor of his son, George, who at present represents the constituency. Deceased had a family of four, three sons and a daughter. His sons were the late John W. Bryson, who represented Pontiac in the Dominion house from 1887 to the year of his death, 1896, George Bryson, representative of Pontiac in the Quebec legislature and James Bryson, a well-known and successful farmer of Bryson. Mrs. Albert Boulter of New York is the only daughter of the deceased. The family is also widely connected about Ottawa, where the sons have taken up extensive business interests, the inception of which was the work of the shrewd, conscientious and industrious Scotchman just deceased. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning, and to give the many Ottawa and other friends of the family an opportunity of attending the obsequies of the deceased, a special train will be run leaving Aylmer at 8 am. | Bryson, Hon George Sr. (I8404)
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| 3098 | ?b?Obituary - John Bryson?/b? Ottawa Journal - January 20, 1896 - Death of John Bryson - The Conservative M.P. For Pontiac Passes Away - But Forty-seven Years of Age - A Representative of the County Since 1882 - Sudden Attack of Disease on a Recent Lumbering Trip with Mr. Alexander Fraser John Bryson, Conservative M.P. for Pontiac county, died at Fort Coulonge yesterday morning. The news was received in Ottawa with surprise and by many with deep regret. Few public men in the Ottawa Valley were better or more favorably known than the late Mr. Bryson. His death was very sudden, so sudden indeed that many friends did not know of his illness previous to the announcement of his death. A week ago last Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. Fraser of this city, Mr. Bryson left on an inspection of his lumber business on the Coulonge river. Mr. Fraser speaking to The Journal this morning regarding the trip, stated that Mr. Bryson was in good health when they started. The distance to the limits was ninety miles from the mouth of the Coulonge river. After three days drive they reached the shanties. On Friday they went out and inspected the logs that had been cut, Mr. Bryson feeling in the best of spirits. That evening Mr. Bryson took ill in the shanty. Saturday he was no better and Sunday he was worse. Fearing that Mr. Bryson was in the first stages of typhoid fever or some serious disease, Mr. Fraser says he urged him to start for home. Fixing Mr. Bryson up comfortably in a sleigh, the homeward journey was begun Tuesday morning. They reached Mr. Bryson's home at Fort Coulonge on Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock. Medical attendance was at once procured. Dr. Klock, who was the medical attendant, saw that Mr. Bryson's illness was chronic and that death could not be averted, suffering as he was from heart-failure. Mr. Bryson lingered on until early yesterday morning when he expired. Mr. Bryson was born Nov. 30, 1849, the second son of Hon. George Bryson. He went into the lumbering and farming business and did well, but always showed a liking for public work. He became Mayor of Mansfield in 1882, and in the same year was elected to parliament in the Conservative interest. The vote was Bryson, 1,047, N. McCuaig, Liberal, 931, and W. Somerville, Independent, 293. At the general election of 1887, he was again successful, defeating Thos. Craig, Liberal, by 1,681 to 966. In 1891, there was another three cornered contest. Mr. Bryson was opposed by Thomas Murray, Liberal, and H. McLean, equal rights, and the vote resulted: Murray 1,100, Bryson 795, McLean 787. But, Mr. Murray, being unseated, Mr. Bryson defeated him in the by-election the following year. Mr. Bryson was connected with a number of private enterprises. He was president of the Pontiac Telephone Company, and a director of the Crow River and Coulonge Boom Co. He was twice married. His first wife, married in 1874, Miss Mary Bryson, daughter of Thomas Bryson, M.P.P., of Fort Coulonge, died some years back. Less than two years ago, Mr. Bryson married Miss White, of Montreal, who survives him, as well as two children, one boy seventeen years of age, and the other a girl aged seven months. One of Mr. Bryson's children, it will be remembered, was asphyxiated with her grandmother while visiting friends in Montreal. Mr. Bryson was a prominent Presbyterian. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock. A special train will leave Aylmer for Fort Coulonge on the arrival of the Ottawa 9:30 train tomorrow morning to attend the funeral of the late John Bryson, M.P., returning after the funeral. | Bryson, John W. M. P. (I8415)
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| 3099 | ?b?Obituary - Margaret Miller?/b? One by one the early settlers are passing away from this scene of action - those who braved the hardships of pioneer life and carved out homes in the wilderness of Lanark county - leaving behind them names and memories which will Long live in the hearts of those who mourn their departure. On Sunday evening last another old resident was called to her reward in the person of Margaret Miller, relic of the late John Tom, sr., who was in her 89th year. Though she had reached such a great age, her death was somewhat unexpected, as she had been enjoying fairly good health, and only two weeks ago she attended the sacramental services in the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Almonte, of which denomination she had been a zealous member for over 60 years, and seldom was her place in the sanctuary vacant when circumstances permitted her being present, until the infirmities of old age prevented her from assembling regularly with God's people. Deceased was born in Lanarkshire, Scotland, in the year 1810, and there spent a good portion of her younger days. In 1832 she, accompanied by her husband and two children, left the land of their birth to seek their fortune in this country, and after living for a time in Ramsey they settled on the 11th line of Beckwith, where they remained for a few years, and in 1837 removed to the farm on the 12th line of Ramsey, where she died. On January the 4th 1841 her husband died suddenly leaving her with six small children (four sons and two daughters) the eldest about 11 years old, but with persevering industry and help of the children and friends she soon earned for herself and family a good, comfortable home, never forgetting her duty to God. The children theretofore mentioned are all living except Margaret (Mrs. James Waddell), of Pakenham, who died some years ago. The others were: John, on the homestead; William, of Pakenham; Mary, (Mrs. James Turner) and James, of Ramsey; And David, of Whitehurst. There are also alive 32 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. Our departed friend was a very highly respected resident, and will long be kindly remembered by those who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. The funeral took place on Tuesday to the family burying plot on the homestead and was very largely attended, testifying to the esteem in which deceased was held. The service at the house was conducted by her pastor Rev. E. M. Coleman, of Almonte, assisted by Rev. A. E. Michael of the same town, and Rev. G. T. Bayne, of Ashton. The pallbearers were her four sons. | Miller, Margaret (I11351)
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| 3100 | ?b?Obituary Lorie-Lyn McCann?/b? May 8, 1965 ~ May 13, 2022 We are extremely saddened to announce the passing of Lorie-Lyn McCann on Friday, May 13, 2022. Beloved daughter of the late Barbara McCann and Tom McCann (Pam Clements). Survived by her son Sam McCann who was the true love of Lorie's life. She is also survived by her two sisters, Susan McCann (Robert Larisey) and Bobbi McCann (Jamie Bowden). Lorie was a very proud Aunt to her two nieces Charlotte Larisey and Laurel McCann who were always able to bring a smile to Lorie's face even on her worst days. She will be deeply missed by her wonderful aunts and cousins, many of whom were not only family but her best friends. Lorie loved her family and friends with a loyal passion as rare and beautiful as she was. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends as well by many of Sam's friends who she gave her time, advice and home to over the years. We are truly grateful for Chrissy and Shirley who took wonderful care of Lorie over the last year as her health declined. Beautiful girl, we will think of you often and remember you always. Lorie will be laid to rest at United Cemetery with a private graveside service. For those who would like to donate in Lorie's name, please consider the Heart and Stroke foundation. A Celebration of Life to be held at a future date. | McCann, Lorie-Lyn (I34113)
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