Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 4701 | Along the back of the Church wall. Stone 10, pg 1. James LECKIE died June 1, 1853, age 26 yrs. also Agnes LECKIE died Jan 4, 1878 age 48 yrs. | Cannon, Agnes (I12646)
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| 4702 | Along the wall behind the Auld Kirk Stone 5 Jessie daughter of William and Ellen Gilmour died Dec 26, 1868 age 7 years 8 months. | Gilmour, Jessie (I20240)
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| 4703 | Along Wall behind Auld Kirk Stone 2 Maggie A. daughter of William and Ellen Gilmour died Nov 30, 1876 age 18 years 6 months. | Gilmour, Margaret Anderson "Maggie" (I20239)
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| 4704 | Also noted as in Cartwright, MB | Family: Archibald George Robertson / Margaret "Maggie" Duncan (F823)
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| 4705 | Also reported to have lived in Wetaskiwin, AB | Coxford, Alice Mary (I715)
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| 4706 | Alternate birth date 1 Jun 1803. | Duncan, Isabella (I2301)
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| 4707 | Alternate birth date from Find a grave cir 1878 | Coxford, Robert Henry (I1249)
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| 4708 | Alternate birth date on his burial stone of 1 Jan 1821 | Munro, John (I9227)
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| 4709 | Alternate birth date: 1871 Census indicated 1832 birth in United States. | Mills, Thomas (I7568)
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| 4710 | Alternate birth location: Campbell's Bay, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada. | Valiant, James Takle (I9361)
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| 4711 | Alternate birth location: Kilmuir, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland | Munro, Donald Hilton (I9237)
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| 4712 | Alternate birth year 1851 | Teskey, Adeline Mary (I8640)
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| 4713 | Alternate calculated birth Year from Auld Kirk cemetery stone 1812 (74 yrs) | Neilson, John (I8175)
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| 4714 | Alternate death date 15 Dec, 1874. | Duncan, James (I9509)
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| 4715 | Alternate death date on grave stone 26 feb 1875 | Doharty, Ann (I9158)
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| 4716 | Alternate death location: Sudbury, Sudbury District, Ontario | Munro, John (I10711)
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| 4717 | Although it is likely Mamie was cremated and her ashes strewn in the same cemetery as her husband, Graceland Cemetery could not confirm that fact. I've left the disposition as cremated, ashes given to family. | Saul, Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" (I25130)
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| 4718 | Although not proven this mortgage was likely for the building of a stone 2 storey farm house on lot 9 con10. The style and footprint of this stone house is very similar to that of the Duncan farmhouse built on lot 10 con 9. John was the second oldest son of Robert Duncan and Agnes Gifford. He married in 1838, bought the 200 acres of lot 9 Con 10 in 1839 and had a young family of two daughters. It is also believed that he worked closely with his father and older brother Robert to clear and crop the farmland they owed by this time. Unfortunately John died in October 1844 after his youngeres child, john Duncan was born in the spring of 1844. The cause of his death is not known but must of caused great upheaval with in the family. The is land record evidence that this farm was assumed by John Forgie althought there is record registering this sale on record. John Forgie sold the farm to a nephew Graham Gorgie for $2000. on 4 Jan 1853. | Duncan, John (I2323)
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| 4719 | An aged and respected resident of this community entered into rest this Thursday morning, in the person on Miss Susan Lindsay, third daughter of the late Alexander Lindsay of Pakenham township, in her 79th year, after an illness extending over several month's duration, which was borne with the greatest patience and cheerfulness. About six weeks ago deceased went to Ottawa and underwent an operation from which she never fully recovered and other complications since developed which were more than the already weakend system could stand and she passed peacefully away as stated above. The late Miss Lindsay was well known here. as she was born on the farm where she died, and there spent all her life. She is survived by one sister, Miss Elizabeth Lindsay of Duluth, Minn, and three brothers, William of Los Angeles, Cal, and Jas D. of Kars, and Alex at home, all of whom have the deepest sympathy of many friends in their sorrow. Four sisters died a number of years ago - Annie, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Marshall and Mary. The funeral takes place on Saturday afternoon, from the residence of her brother, Mr Alex Lindsay on the 9th line of Pakenham, to the 8th line cemetery at two o'clock. Service will be conducted at the house at half-past one. | Lindsay, Susan (I8573)
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| 4720 | An ardent Montreal Canadians fan, Leo died at his residence, Almonte on Wednesday, November 27, 2013. ?b?Leo Madden of Almonte, age 77 years.?/b? Son of the late John Madden and his wife the late Loretta Hogan. Dearly loved brother of Kathleen Carroll (late Joe), Desmond (late Diane), Bernard (late Sharon), Dorothy Robertson (late Ray) and Raymond (Shirley). Predeceased by his twin brother, Lawrence, and brothers; Gerald (late Leona) and Joseph "Joe" as well as his sister: Mrs. Mary Oikle (late Harry). Also survived by his sister-in-law Beverly Madden (late Joe) as well as several nieces and nephews. | Madden, Leo Michael (I12587)
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| 4721 | An old Ransom County settler died at his home at Plymouth on March 15, 1894. Patrick Madigan was at the ripe old age of 73 years. Patrick left Ireland approximately in 1847 during the great famine and landed in Bytown (now Ottawa) Ontario, Canada. He settled in Franktown, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. He entered the employ of Mr. John Hutton where he worked for a number of years. Patrick married Johanna Powers where they farmed at Franktown and later 500 acres at Beckwith. In 1879, his son James left for the Dakota territory. The following year the entire family arrived in the United States in 1880 and took up land on the Fort Ransom reservation. He rode with his son James from Mapleton over the prairie seventy-five miles with an ox team to take up a claim which was part of the renowned Griswold Gold Mine area. In later years he carried the books for the Oliver Post Office in a sack from Lisbon. He lived to see the county develop from a wilderness to a fertile and rich place, railroads, mills and everything that goes to make up a county. Patrick was naturalized on August 31, 1886. Before there was a Catholic Church in Lisbon, some of the first Masses were said in the Madigan cabin. He leaves three sons all in good circumstances; his widow well provided; also three daughters, Mrs. Ed (Catherine) Roach, Mr. William (Ellen) Kidd, and Mrs. David (Mary) Simpson. He was buried at St. Aloysius Catholic Cemetery, Lisbon, March 17, and was followed by a large cortege of friends and neighbors. (The Forum - March 26, 1894) Family links: Spouse: Johanna Powers Madigan (1826 - 1899)* Children: Catherine Madigan Roach (1865 - 1932)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Saint Aloysius Catholic Cemetery Lisbon Ransom County North Dakota, USA Plot: Block 2, Lot 2 Maintained by: Linda Moreland Originally Created by: Jane Barkell Record added: Mar 14, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 49715615 | Madigan, Patrick (I3921)
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| 4722 | ancestry.ca | Family: Robert Porter / Ellen Saunders (F1614)
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| 4723 | ANDERSON, Eleanor Rita- In Hospital at Carleton Place on Saturday, February 26, 2000. Eleanor Shail of Appleton, age 65 years. Dearly loved wife of the late Robert J. Anderson. Much loved mother of David (Ann) of Toronto, Diane at home and Ronald of Ottawa. Special grandma of Rylee Anderson. also survived by her sisters: Doreen McGregor of Smiths Falls and Marion Buchanan of Pembroke. friends called at the C.R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel, 127 Church Street, Almonte for visiting on Monday. Service was held in the Chapel on Tuesday. Rev. S. Derek Shelly officiated. spring interment Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. Donations in memory of eleanor may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Heart & Stroke Foundation and would be greatley appreciated by her family. | Shail, Eleanor Rita (I1594)
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| 4724 | Andrew Cannon, a lad of four years of age who met his death by drowning, was the first person buried in the cemetery, a fact attested by an inscription on the Cannon Monument situated just west of the Auld Kirk. The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Fairbairn who about this time, 1836, resigned his charge and returned to Scotland. | Cannon, Andrew (I12615)
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| 4725 | Andrew Faulkner was born August 15, 1817 in Antrim County, Ireland and died July 28, 1897 in Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada. Andrew Faulkner married on April 6, 1848 to Ann Kenny | Faulkner, Andrew (I29983)
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| 4726 | Andrew Paul View relationship Birth 06 Apr 1788 in Duntocher, Dumbartonshire, Scotland Death 23 Dec 1854 in Ramsay Twp, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Spouse & Children Euphemia Yuill 1806 ? 1897 Euphemia Paul 1843 ? 1917 Andrew Paul 1841 Scotland Census U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s | Paul, Andrew (I8544)
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| 4727 | Andrew Simpson. 76, of Crystal City. Man, died Saturday at the General hospital He was born Almonte, Ont.. and has been in the province 50 years. He was a dry goods merchant. He is survived by his widow, Agnes; and one daughter. Jean. | Simpson, Andrew (I36945)
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| 4728 | Anglican Archives | Family: William P. Kidd, Sr. / Alice Davis (F1371)
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| 4729 | Anglican Archives, Ottawa bapt. 1834, Franktown, parents listed as Edward & Sarah ========== also marriage Maria m. 1852 to William Warren, Franktown | Davis, Maria (I4110)
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| 4730 | Anglican Archives, Ottawa, ON | Family: William James Warren / Maria Davis (F1641)
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| 4731 | Angus emigrated to Canada in 1827 with his brother John & located on Lot 27 Con 5 McNab Township, Renfrew. He married Elisabeth Airth, d/o Sgt Henry Airth + Marion Park -- A newspaper clipping states that the bride and groom were both 'of the younger generation of Renfrewites'. They were married Mar 22, 1833 by a Captain Bell at the British Army post at Castleford, as there was no church in Renfrew. Mr Alex STEWART (bachelor Sandy) was groomsman and Jessie FORREST (afterwards Mrs Lawrence NAISMITH) was bridesmaid. Angus + Elisabeth had 9 children. | McInnes, Angus (I41929)
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| 4732 | Ann came to Canada at the age of seven with her parents, in 1853. the McMullen's settled at Bellamy's Mills. | McMullen, Ann (I1074)
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| 4733 | Ann Jane Garland was the daughter of Patrick Garland and his wife Eliza Whitney. She married married James Valentine Johnston, son of James and Esther Johnston, on November 10, 1882 in Walkerton, Ontario. | Garland, Ann Jane (I20966)
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| 4734 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1356)
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| 4735 | Ann was born in Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Upper Canada, but findagrave.com doesn't let me add the proper birth location. She married Richard on January 3, 1861 in Lanark County, Canada West and they moved to a farm in North Burgess Township, Lanark County, Canada West. http://twp.beckwith.on.ca/ | Knox, Ann (I28380)
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| 4736 | Ann was born May 10, 1827 in Goulbourn Township, died January 5, 1920 in Goulbourn Township. Andrew and Ann had eleven children | Kenny, Ann (I29984)
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| 4737 | Anna "Annie" (Healey) Cuthbert was the daughter of William Talbot and Margaret Ely (Morgan) Healey. She was the wife of Arthur Groves Cuthbert. They were married July 17, 1844. Arthur died September 19, 1896. | Healey, Annie Edith (I10331)
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| 4738 | Anna "Granny" Herrick, 92, of Fairchild Manor, who formerly lived on North Fourth Street, died Sunday (Nov. 15, 1998) in Mount St. Mary's Hospital after a long illness. Born Anna Hamilton in Smiths Falls, Ont., she moved in the early 1920s to Rochester. Mrs. Herrick was a member of St. Mary of the Cataract Catholic Church for the past 60 years. Her husband, John H., died in 1964. Survivors include a grandson and five great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Mary of the Cataract Church, 257 Fourth St., Niagara Falls, after prayers at 9 in Rhoney Funeral Home, 1124 Ontario Ave., Niagara Falls. Source: https://buffalonews.com/news/anna-herrick/article_37c7b4de-6979-5488-b947-fa56a7fe0ae9.html | Hamilton, Anna (I43144)
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| 4739 | Anna May married Joseph Albert Robinson in Winnipeg, Manitoba on February 5, 1913. Prov. Manitoba Marr. Cert. Reg. # 1913- 008102. | Acres, Anna May (I13210)
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| 4740 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F246)
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| 4741 | Annie Camelon Baird - In hospital, Tuesday May 22, 1973, Annie Camelon, aged 78, widow of George Allan Baird, of 350 Roosevelt Ave., dear mother of Mrs. Len Tierney (Kathleen); survived by three grandchildren, Allan, James and Mrs. David Leroux (Diane); two sisters, Mrs. Jennie McBride, Ottawa, and Hattie Bradley, of Kinburn. Resting at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Thursday, 2 p.m. Buried: Pinecrest Cemetery. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping | Camelon, Annie McMullen (I32636)
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| 4742 | Annie M. Munro and Andrew G. Campbell were married June 10, 1902 at Lanark County, Ontario. Annie listed her place of birth as Perth, and her parents as John Munro and Jessie Fraser. CAMPBELL--In Calgary, Sunday, March 2nd, Annie M. Munro, aged 44 years, 9 months, beloved wife of Andrew G. Campbell, of 1344 Fourteen avenue west. Excerpt from The Calgary Daily Herald, March 3, 1919, page 3 | Munro, Annie M. (I24159)
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| 4743 | Annie Mabel Hall b. Abt 1890 Appleton, Ramsay Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada d.1953 Beckwith Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada | Hall, Annie Mabel (I5918)
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| 4744 | Annie May Reid Craig BIRTH?tab?1906 Ramsay, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada DEATH?tab?10 Mar 1960 (aged 53?54) Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada BURIAL?tab? Auld Kirk Cemetery Mississippi Mills, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada MEMORIAL ID?tab?97414131 ? View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 1960, Thursday March 17 The Almonte Gazette front page ?b?Mrs. Ross Craig Passes After Long Illness?/b? One of the largest funerals to be held in the United Church for many years was that of Mrs. Ross Craig who died on Thursday, March 17 at the Shail Nursing Home, following 26 years of ill health. She was in her 55th year. Born on a farm on the Clayton Road, Ramsay Township in 1905, Annie May Reid was a daughter of the late John R. Reid and his wife, Margaret McKay of Middleville. She was educated at the rural school, Almonte High School and in 1925 graduated from Kemptville Agricultural School. In 1926 she married Mr. Allan Ross Craig, one of the well known farmers of this district and went to live with him on the 11th line of Ramsay. In addition to her husband she is survived by her mother who has lived in Almonte for a good many years, and by three daughters: Dorothy (Mrs. Lyle Reid) Almonte; Jean (Mrs. Keith Willows) Innisville and Miss Lois, in Ottawa. There are also two sisters, Mrs. Raymond Kemp and Mrs. Stuart Whyte of Ramsayville; two grandchildren, Shirley and Barry Willows. One brother, Robert, died in childhood. Mrs. Craig was stricken with an illness 26 years ago that eventually made her an invalid confined to a wheel chair. She spent the last three years of her life in a nursing home. But in spite of being confined to her home and the pain she suffered she was always remarkably bright and cheerful; so much so that people enjoyed visiting her. The body rested at the Kerry-Scott Funeral Home, Elgin Street until 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon when it was removed to the United Church which is located just across the street. The pastor, Rev. J. Ray Anderson, conducted a service in which he spoke words of comfort to the mourners basing his remarks on passages from the Bible, particularly from Job and the Apostle Paul. There was almost a full choir and the flowers around the altar rail were very beautiful. Hymns sung were "What a Friend we have in Jesus," and "Abide With Me." Pallbearers were three nephews, Messrs; John Whyte, Donald Kemp and Wilfred Neilson and Messrs; Morden Duncan, Arthur MacNicol and Eric Munro. Honorary Pallbearers were members of the session of the church of which Mr. Craig had long been a member. Among the many tributes were flowers from the Bank of Canada, Ottawa; Carleton Place Public School Board; the neighbors and Circle NO. 3 Almonte United W.A.; and in lieu of flowers, donations were given to the British and Foreign Bible Society from the session of Almonte United Church; W. A. of Boyd's United Church and Mr. And Mrs. Arthur McNichol in memory of the deceased. Interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery | Reid, Annie May (I19430)
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| 4745 | Apr 10 2010 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Published by?tab?The Leader Post Obituary?tab?WILLIAM ROBERT DUNCAN APRIL 4, 1944-APRIL 7, 2010 Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind; Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave. It is with sadness, but relief that Bill's fight with cancer came to a peaceful end on Wednesday, April 7, 2010. Predeceased by his father Willis Duncan ( 1998) and his mother Grace Duncan (2004), Bill leaves to remember all the good times his wife Eleanor, his son Chad (Christina) and granddaughters Kimberly and Jessie; daughters Marquita (Grant) and Jana (Tim) ; and stepson Trevor Gates (Sonia) and grandson Atticus. Bill is also survived by his sister Carole Splett (Ed), brother Doug, father-in-law Paul Desjardins (Barbara), sisters-in-law Marie and Cindy (Gary), and brother-in-law Wil Desjardins (Rhonda), as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. Most of Bill's life was spent in Regina; he attended the University of Regina for his Bachelor of Arts degree, as well as his Bachelor of Administration. Although Bill was tempted to pursue a career in science, he opted for economics and had a long and successful career as a civil servant, retiring as Director of Finance for Social Services in 2004. Bill's interests were many, including astronomy, rock formations, nature, history, genealogy, creating home videos, downhill skiing, ballroom dancing, golf and travel. Bill loved the Rocky Mountains camp trips when his children were young, downhill skiing and more recently hiking at Jasper. He also enjoyed spending time at the cottage on Pasqua Lake where, under protest, he would help Eleanor with one of her many projects. Last April's hot air balloon ride over the rock formations in Cappadocia, Turkey was a highlight of Bill's travel experiences. A Celebration of Bill's Life will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, April 12, 2010 in Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue, Regina. Flowers gratefully declined. In lieu of flowers, memory gifts may be made to the World Wildlife FundCanada (wwf.ca/donations) or Willi... | Duncan, William Robert "Bill" (I3358)
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| 4746 | Archibald C Dewar View relationship to me Birth 1756 in Perth, Perthshire, , Scotland Death 1831 in Beck, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Margaret Gow Ferguson 1770 ? 1835 Children Jannet Dewar 1788 ? 1861 Alexander (1789-1885) Malcolm (1793-1838) John (1796-1890) Patric (1799-) Peter (1800-1839) Duncan (1808-) Archibald (1811-) Kennedy+Cemetery Burial Place: Lanark, Ontario, Can Notes: In Memory Of Archibald Dewar 1756-1831 And His Wife Margaret Ferguson Who brought their family to Beckwith. from Comrie,Perthshire,Scotland On The Brig Curlew in July 1818 Also Remembered Are: Son Peter (1799-1839 and His Wife Jannet McEwen Son Malcom (1793-1838) Families Buried Elswhere Are: Malcom's Wife Ann Comrie Plympton, ON. Son John (1796-1890)and His Wife Margaret Buchanan Plympton, ON. Son Alexander (1796-1890) And His Wife Jannet Kennedy Daughter Jannet (1788-1861)and Husband John McNie Perth,ON. The Quigrich Of Coigrich From The Staff of St.Fillan Archibald was the Hereditary Keeper of the Quigrich Of Coigrich, A relic of St.Fillan,which had Spiritual and Healing powers, and also Legal Entitlements.In 1314,Robert The Bruce probably used it When he drove the English from Scotland in the battle of Bannockburn. In 1487,King James III proclaimed this Dewar Family,as Keepers of the Time of King Robert The Bruys and of before".It is the filigreed silver case which enclosed the Orginal Bronze head Of St.Filian's Staff of 750 Ad.,and it was here in Beckwith 1818-1850.Son Alexander,the last keeper,sold it to the National Museum Of Scotland,on 30 Dec.1876 | Dewar, Archibald C. (I22055)
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| 4747 | Archibald served in the Militia during the Reil Rebelion then they moved to Bromley Twp, Renfrew Co after that. | Gemmill, Archibald (I6892)
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| 4748 | Archibald was a son of Peter and Margaret Campbell. He was married to Maria (aka Mary) Bell. They were the parents of three children: William Hawley Campbell, Archibald McDiarmid Campbell and Mary A.B. Campbell. _____ ?b?"DEATH OF ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, ESQ.?/b? At midnight on Sunday passed away to his post the soul of Archibald Campbell, Esq. Cut off in the bloom of manhood and the meridian of a successful life, he has rendered up his life to the onset of his terrible malady. For several days the fever which rioted rampant in his system seemed somewhat in abeyance, and serious fears were not entertained for his recovery; but the danger was hovering near, and when least expected the silent messenger came. It is not too much to say that our dead friend was universally regretted, and a deep sorrow for the event, and sympathy for the bereaved, is expressed by the community generally. The subject of this obituary notice was born in the Township of Drummond in the early days of its settlement, and was one of a numerous family of brothers, some of whom have attained marked positions in their native country. The parents were of Highland nativity, and emigrated to this country among the first settlers, enduring the hardships and privations peculiar to the experience of the early pioneers. Mr. Campbell has resided in Perth for several years past, and held at the time of his death the offices of Division Court Clerk and Official Assignee, besides several minor offices. He was also Secretary of the South Riding of the Lanark Agricultural Society. In his official capacity he made many warm friends, constantly adding acquisitions to his list by his kindliness of manner and obliging cordiality; and we venture to say few will deny that his death has added few to his garner in this vicinity who will be more sincerely regretted, or more sacredly treasured in memory. On Wednesday at 2 o'clock the mournful cortege bearing the remains proceeded to Elmwood Cemetery followed by many friends and acquaintances, and brethren of the Masonic fraternity, on reaching which all that was mortal was consigned to their last resting place with Masonic ceremonial, many participating in this last sad office of a long farewell until the day breaks and the night shadow flee away. In conclusion, we earnestly offer our sympathies and condolence to the bereaved assuring them in their affliction that 'there is One who doeth well what seemeth best in His might.' The remains of our deceased citizen were deposited in their last resting place with Masonic honors, Mr. Campbell being a prominent member of the Order, and secretary of the Lodge in Perth. Large numbers of the brethren from Almonte, Arnprior, Pakenham, Carleton-Place, Lanark, Newboro', and Merrickville, joined with their fellow Masons in Perth in paying the last earthly tribute of respect to their deceased brother. The funeral took place to Elmwood Cemetery, on Wednesday last, and comprised one of the largest assemblages of all classes and creeds we have ever seen in Perth." [Col. 3, Pg. 3; The Perth Courier; Friday, 19 Sep 1873; Vol. XXXIX, No. 52] | Campbell, Archibald (I43079)
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| 4749 | Archie Nairn -Grace Galbraith, A. Keith Brunton, 1992 +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 160117] Ottawa Journal (Birth, Marriage Death Notices), 1885 - 1980 | Brunton, Archibald "Archie" (I3886)
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| 4750 | Archie Nairn -Grace Galbraith, A. Keith Brunton, 1992 +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161120] marriage register, Carleton Place, Lanark Co., ON Name:Archie Brunton Age:32 Birth Year:abt 1890 Birth Place:Prospect, Ontario Marriage Date:6 Sep 1922 Marriage Place:Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father: Richard Brunton Mother: Ellen Narin Spouse: Jeanette Scott Age:25 Birth Year:abt 1897 Birth Place:Prospect, Ontario Father: James Scott Mother: Sarah Jane Lackey Scott | Family: Archibald "Archie" Brunton / Jeanetta Christina McFarlane Scott (F1325)
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