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5401	cemetery records, Goodlands Cemetery, Goodlands, AB	Poole, Olivia (I4751)
5402	cemetery records, Goodlands Cemetery, Goodlands, AB	Poole, Olivia (I4751)
5403	Census records 1861 Canada census: Clarendon Township, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Free Church. 1871 Canada census: Clarendon Township, Pontiac South County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. 1881 Canada census: Bristol Township, Pontiac South County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Canada Presbyterian Church. Occupation: Farmer. 1891 Canada census: Bristol South Township, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Free Church. Occupation: Farmer. 1901 Canada census: Brockville, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. Occupation: Farmer. 1911 Canada census: Lot 10, Con. 1, Brockville, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. Occupation: Farmer.	McFarlane, Robert Reid (I37069)
5404	Census Year: 1891 Item Number: 1898946 Surname: Lyttle Given Name(s): Eliza Age: 13 Province: Ontario District Name: Lanark North Sub-District Name: Huntley 1901 Lanark Ontario Canada Little William M Head M Jan 6 1822 79 Little Margaret F Wife M Dec 6 1848 53 Little William David M Son S Nov 17 1881 20 Little Lola Evaline F Daughter S Apr 24 1883 18 Little Robert Thomas M Son S Nov 14 1884 17 Little John James M Son S Aug 14 1886 15 1921 Carleton Ontario Canada Angus Hobbs 54 May Hobbs 42 Robert Hobbs 22 Bella Hobbs 21 Ethel Hobbs 17 Lottie Hobbs 15 Orton Hobbs 14 Cymblene Hobbs 12 Evelyn Hobbs 7 Coreline Hobbs 5	Little, Eliza May (I11266)
5405	Certificate of Death, State of Idaho, State File No. 67836 Benjamin Code Place of death: County of Ada, City of Boise Born 02 Jul 1849, Canada Son of Abraham Code & Lithia James, both born Ireland Husband of Elizabeth Code Retired Farmer Informant: Mrs. Benjamin Code - wife Burial: 22 Oct 1929, Morris Hill Cemetery	Code, Benjamin (I23680)
5406	CHAPMAN, Iva Suddenly in hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario, on Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at age 88. Iva Madeline Crawford, beloved wife for over 53 years to Dalton (Bud) Chapman. Loving mother of Janet (David) Scott and Douglas (Elizabeth) Chapman. Cherished grandma of Leigh (Scott) Spoor, Robert (Jennifer Blair), Michael and Caitlin and great-grandma of Sierra. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place for visiting on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. only. Thence to rest at Zion-Memorial United Church, Carleton Place on Friday at 12 noon. The Chapman family will arrive for the funeral service at 1 p.m. Rev. Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment Dewars Cemetery, Ashton. In memory of Iva, memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/iva-chapman-obituary?	Crawford, Iva Madeline (I24787)
5407	CHARLES COULSON Charles L. Coulson was born in Niagara Falls in 1880, the youngest of 5 children, and the only son in the Coulson family. The family moved from Niagara Falls to Welland in the spring of 1884 when Coulson's father John accepted a position as governor of the Welland County Jail at the Welland Courthouse. The family lived in the governor of jail's residence - a brick home located on the Courthouse grounds. Charles graduated from the University of Toronto in 1905 as a mining/civil engineer. Upon his father's death in 1914, Charles took over the Welland climate station duties. He married around 1915, just before going overseas for World War I by August 1915. He returned to Welland from overseas duty in the summer of 1919, and as Welland city engineer resumed climate observations in July 1919 from his new residence at 53 Maple Ave. He would continue this responsibility until his death in January 1957 at the age of 76. Coulson retired as Welland city engineer in 1953 at the age of 72, but stayed on as an engineering consultant for the city until his death. bio information on Charles Coulson obtained from personal discussion with his daughter, Mary Lou Peart -- 2012	Coulson, Charles Lake (I29563)
5408	CHARLES DUNCAN (DUNC) DUCLOS April 5, 1921 - December 21, 2013 Passed away peacefully at his Hudson home on December 21 surrounded by his wife of 66 years, Mary Lois (Winslow-Spragge), sons Victor (Louise) and Brian (Denise), and daughter Lorraine Duclos. Duncan was a 6th generation Canadian. He was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, and grew up and lived in Montreal. He graduated from Bishop's College School and McGill University (B. Comm). He served his country with distinction in WWII. He retired from Ronalds Federated as corporate secretary. He moved to Hudson in 1976. Dunc was truly a gentle man. He was devoted to his family, contributed to his community (councilor and Legion Hardy Rocks lead) and was a lover of life. He will be deeply missed by his many nieces and nephews, his grandchildren: Ryan Duclos of Calgary, Samantha Stephens (Mark) of San Jose, and Amanda Bongiovanni-Duclos of Calgary, and great-granddaughter Mikayla Stephens. To the wonderful team of caregivers, NOVA Hudson, the CSLC, Veterans Affairs and Dr. L. Welik, THANK YOU for attending to all of Duncan's needs in his final years. A celebration of his life took place on December 27 at St. Mary's Church in Hudson and another is being planned for the spring. For those wishing to do so, please make a donation, in his memory, to: NOVA Hudson at www.novahudson.com or to St. Mary's Church in Hudson. On-line tributes may be sent to: www.aubryetfils.com.	Duclos, Charles Duncan "Dunc" (I3359)
5409	Charles Simpson memorial stone indicates son Herbert Simpson died at age 4 but no birth or death date mentioned on stone.	Simpson, Herbert (I34398)
5410	CHAS. MEACHAM, OAK PARKER FOR 50 YEARS, DEAD Charles S. Meacham, 75 years old, died last night in his home at 322 Linden avenue, Oak Park, after a two months' illness. He had lived in the suburb for fifty years. Born in Kingston, Ont., Mr. Meacham came to the United States at the age of 19. He was vice president of the Lovell Manufacturing company of Erie, Pa., and head of the Chicago office until his retirement in 1927. Mr. Meacham was a member of the Oak Park Country club and the Delavan Lake Country club, near where he had a summer home. Surviving are his widow, Margaret, and three children, Drs. William C. and Herbert F. Meacham, and Mrs. Gilbert Joyaux. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home, with interment at Forest Home cemetery. --Chicago Tribune, 14 Oct 1936, pg. 26 MEACHAM--Charles S. Meacham, beloved husband of Margaret Meacham, father of Kathleen Meacham Joyaux, Hubert F. and William C. Meacham. Services private. Interment Forest Home. --Chicago Tribune, 14 Oct. 1936, pg. 26 Parents: Samuel Meacham,? Elizabeth Moore Brother of Adda Meacham, buried in same lot.	Meacham, Charles Samuel (I4239)
5411	check Elma Centre, Atwood	Dewar, Roy Kidd (I4981)
5412	check Elma Centre, Atwood or North Logan	Dewar, Armanella "Ellen" (I4980)
5413	check Elma Centre, Atwood	Dewar, Hazel (I4978)
5414	check Mary Eileen Struble, Wawota Cemetery	Clements, Mary (I5021)
5415	check Nofth Loagn, Harvey's, Perth	Dewar, Laura (I4979)
5416	Cherished wife of the late Howard T. Bennett (July 17, 2010) Predeceased by his parents William and Edna Code & her brothers Stanley (Dorothy-surviving), Gordon (Marilyn-surviving), Allan (Eleanor- surviving), William (Joan-surviving), Fred (Mary Ellen-surviving) and her sisters Edna (Harvey Ruttle), Anna (Kenneth Avery) and Evelyn (Garth Workman-surviving). She will be fondly remembered by numerous nieces and nephews. Interment Franktown Public Cemetery	Code, Elsie E. (I3980)
5417	Chester William Putnam has a memorial stone with his wife in this cemetery but no record on Find a Grave found?	Putnam, Chester William (I35861)
5418	Children Grace Anne Willoughby b: 1854 in Gorey, County Wexford, Ireland Elizabeth Willoughby b: 7 JAN 1855 in Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada William Gowan Willoughby b: ABT 1856 in Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada Charles Willoughby b: 20 FEB 1857 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada George Wellington Willoughby b: 27 APR 1859 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada Samuel Walter Willoughby b: ABT 1860 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada Margaret Eleanor Willoughby b: ABT 1863 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada Richard Nathaniel Willoughby b: 25 DEC 1864 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada Isaac Willoughby b: 11 OCT 1867 in Almonte, Ramsay Twp, Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada Susan Willoughby b: ABT 1870 in Almonte, Ramsay Twp, Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada Eleanor Stringer Note: Alias: Helen/Ellen buried at St. Paul Anglican Cemetery, Almonte, Ont. Her death certificate lists her mother as Sarah Johnston. Father: William Stringer b: 1798 in Ireland Mother: Grace Anne Johnson b: in Ireland. Children: Grace Anne Willoughby b: 01 JUN 1853 Wexford, Ireland. Elizabeth Willoughby b: 07 JAN 1855 Lanark County, Ont. William Gowan Willoughby b: 1856 in Athens, Ontario Charles Willoughby b: 20 FEB 1857 Athens), Ontario Canada George Wellington Willoughby b: 27 APR 1859 Ontario Canada Samuel Walter Willoughby b: 1860 in Spencerville, Ontario. Margaret Eleanor Willoughby b: 01 JAN 1863 Ontario. Richard Nathaniel Willoughby b: 25 DEC 1864 Ontario Canada. Isaac C Willoughby b: 11 OCT 1867 Ontario Canada. Susan B Willoughby b: 14 JAN 1870 Ontario Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby, Former Residents of Brockville Celebrate Their Golden Wedding at Carleton Place in Ottawa Ontario CanadaCarleton Place Canadian: Tuesday last was the anniversary of the fiftieth wedding-day of Mr. and Mrs. William Willoughby, Lake Avenue. It was made the occasion of a grand rally of the children. Ten were born, and ten survive. There has been nobreak. Seven came to the jubilee, namely, Walter, from Grand Rapids, Mich., bringing his w ife and daughter:George, Almonte, ex-Warden of the county, with his wife: Mrs. Edwards and her husband, Brockville: Mrs. Haydon and Mrs. Kelly with their husbands,Almonte: Isaac with his wife and children, from Pakenham: Susan, the youngest, lives at home. William, who has an extensive farm in Manitoba.Charles, a contractor in Regina, and Richard, a civil servant in Brandon, were unable to get away, but they sent golden mementoes. Walter came on Friday. It was unexpected as he sent no word. It is ten years since he met his parents, and there was great joy in the house. The scene on Tuesday of the flower-fringed lawns under the spreadinWilliam and Eleanor came to Canada in 1853 with their infant daughter Grace Anne (1) and William's three little brothers: Abraham (10), Isaac (7) and Jacob (4). An immigrant ticket at that time paid for two adults and four children. At that time, all emigrant tickets included fourchildren. Later money was sent for Mr. Willoughby's father, Charles and mother Marie. Also seven sisters and Mrs. Willoughby's Parents. Their journey to Montreal took nine weeks and nine days. They had to provide their own food en route. However, they were underway much longer than usual and ran out of food and had to buy more on board. When they landed they did not have enough money left to go on to Brockville where Eleanor hadcousins. William, a stonemason, got work in Montreal, and the family stayed on the ship??? As they left the ship Mrs. Willoughby found a purse containing a sum of money (including a gold coin) a very good omen.They went to Brockville, three years thence to Farmersville, now Athens, OntarioWilliam was a master builder and also acted as an undertaker. Mrs. Willoughby had a millinery shop. William went to night school and became a good reader and writer. Up to this time he had had very littleschooling.Later they moved to Almonte and then to Carleton Place. He built a great many buildings in this area. The stone bridges in Almonte and Packenhamare still standing .The Willoughby's were Anglicans when they came to Canada, but drifted into the Methodist Church. One Clergyman told Mr. Willoughby that he should stop curling with the Methodist Minister, that decided them.	Stinger, Eleanor "Helen" (I34014)
5419	Children Irene Christena Savage Cowen Albert (Iva) Ormand (Rita) Inscription William Savage Born Nov. 15, 1846 Died Mar. 15, 1916 Lucinda Bradley Wife Of William Savage Born, Feb 4,1845,Died,----,12,---- Albert J. Savage Born,Oct.26,1883 Died,June,6,1932 His Wife Margaret Christena Henderson Born,Mar.23,1889 Died,Oct.8,1989	Savage, Albert James (I33871)
5420	Children and Spouses **************** Mabel May Sparrow, Jan 25, 1900 Gladys Sparrow Dorothy Sparrow Ida Sparrow Emma Sparrow, Aug 24, 1902	Sparrow, Robert G. (I24819)
5421	Children and Spouses *************** Martha Jane Dean, 1852 Peter Lawson Elizabeth Dean, 1855 Sarah Ann Dean, 1857 Thomas McCann Robert Dean, 1860 Lizzie Agnes Cavanah Ella Dean, 1863 Henry Dean, 1867 Nobel Dean, 1871 Mary Dean, 1872 William Albert Sparrow Teresa Dean, 1872 Robert George Sparrow James Dean, 1875 George Dean, 1879	Dean, Nobel (I24806)
5422	Children and Spouses **************** Nobel Dean Sparrow, 1899 Emily Ellen Hall Myrtle Sparrow, 1901 Mary Sparrow, 1903 Wesley A Sparrow, 1907	Sparrow, William Albert (I24816)
5423	children as listed by Richard Edwards, sworn affidavit, 1886 ============== Gordon Hamilton, 2000 7. Thomas Edwards. Born in 1778 in Kilkenny Co, Ireland. Thomas died in Lanark Co, ON Abt 1850, he was 72. The information about this Thomas and his family, as well as descendant lineages from him, are probably fairly accurate, but his exact derivation from the earlier generations is considerably in doubt, although it is likely that he is derived in some way from this Edwards family that originated in Wales and moved to Ireland. Most correspondents indicate that this Thomas is the son of Robert as given here, but others suggest he is the son of Robert's brother Richard, and at least one suggests he is the son of Thomas and Anne Shirley rather than their grandson. This compiler puts Thomas here as most others have done, but it certainly should not be considered proven that this lineage is correct. According to reference 2, Thomas and his family lived in Ireland on an estate owned by Lord Clifton; the estate was managed by a person named Burchill who looked after the estate but lived in Gouran. Ship passenger lists indicate that Thomas and his family sailed from New Ross on the ship Maria (commanded by Captain Key) on May 4 and landed in Quebec on June 24, 1820.4 His son Richard may have come out earlier in 1818. Thomas and his wife settled 4 miles east of Franktown in Beckwith Township (Con 4, Lot 20 NE), Lanark Co, ON. Thomas died between 1848 and 1851. He appears on the census in 1842 & 1848. In 1851 Sarah is living with son Thomas Jr. and wife Jane. Thomas and Sarah's immediate neighbours in 1842 Beckwith Twp were Samuel Leach, John Lett, Thomas Saunders. There were many Salters in the area. Abt 1800 when Thomas was 22, he married Sarah Kinch, in Newton Barry, Carlow Co, Ireland. Born Abt 1780 in Kilkenny County, Ireland. Sarah died in Lanark County, ON aft 1851, she was 71. Buried in North Augusta, Grenville County, ON. They had the following children: 9 i. Robert E (1801-1873) 10 ii. Richard (1803-1888) 11 iii. Francis (~1807-1859) 12 iv. Elizabeth (1809-1866) 13 v. Martha (1810-1852) 14 vi. Harriet (1813-1854) 15 vii. Sarah (1818-) 16 viii. Thomas (1824-1886)	Edwards, Thomas (I3943)
5424	Children of James Moulton: Mary E Moulton Mason, Harriet Annie Moulton Dorman, Helen Lettisha Moulton Hunt, Benjamin Edgar Moulton, Melvin S Moulton and Thomas Joseph Moulton. Contributor: CAROL ETHRIDGE (50202588)	Moulton, James (I37587)
5425	Children of Mary and Edward: John W Campbell b: 3 JAN 1858 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Charles Campbell b: 7 JUN 1862 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Moses Campbell b: 7 MAR 1864 Sarnia,Ontario, Canada Edward James Campbell b: 9 MAY 1865 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Mary Jane Elizabeth Campbell b: 17 JUL 1870 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada William George Henry Campbell b: 17 FEB 1874 Sarnia Ontario, Canada Henrietta Campbell b: 15 AUG 1876 in Sarnia,Ontario, Canada	Willoughby, Mary Anne (I31736)
5426	children opted to take cremains to White Chapel Memorial Park Cemetery in Troy.	Menzies, Evelyn Ann (I31242)
5427	Children were as- Robert Frederick Simpson- Born 1897- Died Dec. 14, 1918 in WWI Ida Vey Simpson - Born August 12, 1899 married Charles Gaynor. Willet Scott Simpson- Born May 10, 1901- Died 1947 in U.S.A. - Prov. Mb. Birth Cert # 1901-004773 Edna Meryle Simpson - Born July 6, 1903 married Lowe Maurice Irvin Simpson - Born August 31, 1906- Died Feb. 18, 1967 Gladys Lyle Simpson- Born July 27, 1909 married Hilton Anderson. Earle Cleve Simpson-Born September 28, 1912- Died June 12, 1998 Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1917-017206 indicates as Willett Irvin Simpson death March 28, 1917 in Winnipeg, Mb.	Simpson, Willet "Irvin" (I2183)
5428	Christened at McMunn's Schoolhouse, Ramsay Township	McMunn, William Henry (I19014)
5429	Christened at McMunn's Schoolhouse, Ramsay Township.	McMunn, Elizabeth "Eliza" (I19017)
5430	Christened at the Clayton Schoolhouse, Clayton, Ontario.	McMunn, Alfred Edward "Ned" (I19021)
5431	Christened at the home of Henry McMunn by Rev. I. K. McMorine.	Price, Annie (I19011)
5432	Christened in Presbyteriian Church, Perth.	McDiarmid, Dr. Peter (I9064)
5433	Christening at Leary's, Ramsay Township, Lanark County	Coulter, Elizabeth (I18754)
5434	Christening date: March 13, 1820 Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada He was a son of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell. John Campbell married Elizabeth Reed of Dryden, New York on December 27, 1852. John was a graduate of Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. He served two parishes in New York state and two in Ontario, Canada. At the time of his death he was minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Markham. A few of his sermons survive, which were written and delivered in Gaelic.	Campbell, Rev. John Calvin (I42592)
5435	Christina Aitken b.25 Dec 1892 Carleton Place, Beckwith Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada d.9 Jul 1985 Carleton Place, Beckwith Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Burial: 12 Jul 1985 United Cemetery, Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada	Aitken, Christena (I6062)
5436	Christina Leggott, 91, resident of Calgary and lately of Grande Prairie, passed away in Grande Prairie on July 18, 2011. She was lovingly cared for by her daughter Eileen (Helmut) and will be remembered by her sons David (Mary), Robert (Linda) and Calvin (Gladys) and her ten grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. She is also missed by her sister Florence. She was preceded by her husband Raymond and sister Isabel.	McBride, Christina Pearl (I33470)
5437	Citation "Ontario Births, 1869-1912," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/QV9H-QLSH : 16 July 2017), Frank Lester Fisher, 01 Nov 1908; citing Birth, Middleton, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada, citing Archives of Ontario, Toronto; FHL microfilm 2,358,406.for the Bio1944, Thursday July 13 The Almonte Gazette front page Maj Frank Fisher Killed In FranceFormer Teacher At Almonte High School Leaves Wife And Daughter Word was received in Almonte on Wednesday morning that Major Frank Fisher of the Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders had been killed while on active duty in France. Major Fisher came to Almonte in 1934 as mathematical master on the staff of the High School. He was a graduate of the University of Western Ontario at London and made a reputation for himself, there, in athletics, especially on the track. Seven years ago he married the former Miss Isobel Johnson of Almonte, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Johnson. She survives together with a little daughter, Anne. Major Fisher went to Kingston in 1937 where he had been appointed to a position on the staff of the Collegiate Institute. He was interested in military affairs before the war and served as a lieutenant in the Princess of Wales Own Regiment. In 1940 Major Fisher transferred to active service joining the regiment in which he served to the end. He trained at Cornwall and went Overseas in 1941 where he was raised successively to the ranks of captain and major. At the time of his death he was only 35 years of age. Deceased was born at Tillsonburg, Ont, a son of Mr George Fisher and the late Mrs Fisher. In addition to his wife and child and the father, he is survived by a sister, Mrs Colburne Moon of Tillsonburg. No particulars of the brave officer's death were contained in the laconic telegram sent to his wife. At the time of delivery she had gone to visit her husband's father at Tillsonburg and had just arrived there when the sad message was relayed to her. While on the teaching staff of the High School Major Fisher was a popular and efficient teacher. He was a fine looking man and his pupils respected him. He had charge of athletics for the boys and was most successful in this line having excelled in it himself while at the university. During the few years he was a resident of the town he became well-known and when he decided to move to Kingston everyone who knew him was very sorry to see him and his wife leave although glad to know that he was gaining a well merited promotion. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mrs Fisher and her young daughter in the loss of a brave husband and father.1944, Thursday July 20 The Almonte Gazette page 8 Pay Tribute To Maj Frank Fisher Home Town Paper Tell of Brave Officer's Death On Active Service The following item regarding the death of Major Frank L. Fisher is taken from the Tillsonburg News: ? George Fisher received the sad news on Wednesday morning that his only son, Major Frank Lester Fisher, had been killed in action at Caen, France. Major Fisher's wife and five-year-old daughter, Anne, arrived her on Tuesday evening from Almonte to visit his father. On Wednesday morning she learned that a cablegram had arrived in Almonte to inform her of her husband's death. Major Fisher was one of Tillsonburg's most popular young man. He was born here and attended the local schools. After graduating from the Tillsonburg High School, he attended the University of Western Ontario. He taught in the Almonte High School and afterwards in the Kingston Collegiate, from where he enlisted in the D.S.G. Highlanders. He went overseas about three years ago. An active participant in the country's sports, Major Fisher played first base on the town's baseball team for several years. He was beloved by his fellow students during the years he spent at Tillsonburg High School, where he was a leader in the school activities. He was a member of St Paul's United Church. He had one sister, Mrs Colburne Moon.	Fisher, Major Frank Lester (I13254)
5438	Civil War Veteran Private, 8th Michigan Infantry Company G Enlisted: August 14, 1862 Discharged: May 15, 1865 Wounded in Action on May 15, 1864 at North Anna River, Virginia. Lived and enlisted in Fenton, Michigan married Clarissa Randall 12-21-1867 Saginaw MI	Sawyer, Burton F. (I20598)
5439	CLANCY, Doris (nee Munro) - Doris Elizabeth Clancy (nee Munro) of Napanee, beloved wife of Walter Clancy, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, February 5, 2019, at the age of 74. Loving mother of Derek Clancy (Shelley) and Darcy Clancy (Amanda). Proud Grandma of Jacob, Megan, Simone and Nicholas. Daughter of the late Clifford and Effie Munro and daughter-in-law of the late Maurice and Gertrude Clancy. Survived by her brothers and sisters, Arnold Munro (Donna), Elmer Munro and Heather LePage (Gerry). Sister-in-law of Susan Munro, Margaret Jennings (late George), Irene Spike, Anne Powers (Jim), Michael Clancy (Nancy) and Gordon Meighan. Predeceased by her siblings, Laura Kellough (late Willard), Ellen Munro, Ray Munro, James Munro, Marion Brady (late Joe) and by her sister in-law Brenda Meighan. Fondly remembered by many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends. Doris was a quiet, hard working and generous woman who was devoted to help and support others. She found great joy from her family. Doris cherished her 50 years of marriage to Walter and was immensely proud of Derek and Darcy's accomplishments. She also treasured the opportunity to nurture and adore her grandchildren. She will forever be remembered for her kindness and unconditional, caring nature. The family will receive friends at the PAUL G. PAYNE FUNERAL HOME , 178 Main Street, Odessa, Ontario K0H 2H0 on Friday, February 8, 2019 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. A family graveside service will be held at Willowbank Cemetery in Gananoque	Munro, Doris Elizabeth (I13021)
5440	Clara Ellen 'Nellie' Aitken b.9 Oct 1887 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada d.1979 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Burial: Dewar Cemetery, Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada	Aitken, Clara Ellen "Nellie" (I6060)
5441	Clarice Rosanne Hudelson 54, of Boise, Idaho was born December 29th, 1963 in Salt Lake City Utah at Holy Cross Hospital to Omar L. Homme and Margarethe B'Anne Hinrichsen Follingstad Homme. On May 3rd, 2018 she returned to her heavenly father after a courageous battle with cancer and is now dancing with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords and all who preceded her. She spent most of her last months at home with her companion and pugs and spent the last week and a half at Life Care Center which helped so much in easing of care giving from those who needed to just sit and have quality time in those last few days. She was most recently preceded in passing by her Mother, Margarethe B'Anne, Brother, Bruce Homme, Husband, Burke Anthony Hudelson and her Father, Omar Homme. Clarice is survived by her son, Kyle Jordan Hudelson, Brother Mark Homme, Sisters Valerie Gerardi, Cheryl L. Patterson and many nieces, nephews and Jean Zimmermann who was a 2nd mother to her. Also surviving, is her recent companion Scott Putnam, who gave of his time and care giving in their entire relationship and who was by her side as she went home to our Heavenly Father. Honorably mentioned surviving are her two best companions, Peanut and Izzy, the Pugs she so adored, who have been left in the care of Scott at her request. Clarice spent her youngest years ?. 1 to 3 in Salt Lake City. In 1966, the family moved to the Treasure Valley where she attended Valley View grade school. Then in 1974 her father transferred his Federal employment to Sacramento, California where she Graduated from Mira Loma High. At age 29, September 11, 1993, Clarice married Burke Anthony Hudelson (who also consequently passed at the same age of 54)? Tony adopted her son Kyle and truly assumed the natural father role never considering Kyle as not being his very own . Tony loved Kyle and spent as much time possible, being the dad a child needs. Tony even joined the ski patrol so he could be with Kyle on the ski hill. Clarice worked most of her career in the insurance industry with the majority as a workers' compensation claims adjuster. She was very will accomplished and as many would put it "knew her stuff" when it came to anything she wanted to accomplish in her career. Clarice loved her family and friends, and always desired everyone to be upbeat and happy. Her joyful wit and sense of humor could always make you laugh. We will always cherish her and the memories we have. If you would like to donate in her name, her favorite charities were The Idaho Human Society, the Pug Pals Rescue Group and of course the Cancer Society. In her desires, Clarice wrote: "Love one another, forgive anyone and everyone for the Lord will forgive you in the same manner." Graveside memorial to be held at Cloverdale in Boise on Tuesday, May 15th at 2:00 PM. CEMETERY: Cloverdale Memorial Park 1200 N. Cloverdale Road Boise, ID 83713	Homme, Clarice Rosanne (I23690)
5442	Clarion DeWitt Hardy was born in 1877 to Albion Paris Hardy and Mary Jane Scott. He was the 3rd of their eight children. Albion was a farmer. They family moved from Iowa to South Dakota in the late 1890s. All eight children were born in Iowa. Clarion married Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul on 21 Jun 1906 in Davison County, South Dakota. They had three children, Vaughn, Clarion, Jr. and Mary Louise. Per Graceland Cemetery, Clarion was cremated and his ashes strewn in the cemetery. Obituary: Chicago Tribune, Sunday, June 28, 1936 Prof. C. D. Hardy, Civic Leader in Evanston, Dies Clarion DeWitt Hardy, 2111 Sherman Ave, Evanston, professor of public speaking and debate at Northwestern University since 1913, died yesterday at the Evanston Hospital after an illness of about a month. He was 58 years old. Prof. Hardy was born at Dow City, IA and was graduated from Dakota Wesleyan college. He taught at that institution before coming to Northwestern. In civic affairs, Professor Hardy played a prominent part for many years. He was past president of the Evanston Chamber of Commerce, past president of the suburb's safety council, former chairman of the community chest and a member of the Evanston high school board. He served several terms as president of the University Club of Evanston. Surviving Prof. Hardy are his widow, Mrs. Mary Louise Hardy, two sons, Vaughn and Clarion DeWitt, Jr., and a daughter, Mary Louise. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the First Methodist Church, Evanston, at 4:30 pm tomorrow.	Hardy, Clarion DeWitt (I25129)
5443	CLEROUX, David Charles Earl David passed away peacefully, in hospital, Ottawa, with his family by his side, on Friday, April 10, 2015. David Charles Earl Cleroux, of Perth, in his 63rd year. Loving husband and best friend to Debbie, and much loved and devoted father to Stefanie (Brandon) Lalonde, of Ottawa, and Jillian Cleroux (Brian Porter), of Campbellford. David was predeceased by his parents, Gerald and Rose. He is also survived by his siblings: Robert, Carolyn, and Cheryl. David was a well respected member of the community, committed to providing his customers with reliable, honest service. Friends will remember David as a man who always went the extra mile. David will be greatly missed by his many friends, family, and his cat Teeki. Visitation will take place at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth, on Wednesday, April 15, from 10:00 am until service time in the Chapel at 11:00 am. All are encouraged to attend an open reception, to be held at 2:00 pm. at David's home located at 8 Ridgeview Place, Perth. In David's honour, the family requests that all donations be directed to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation. Mr Cleroux' funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth. 613-267-3082	Cleroux, David Charles Earl (I26134)
5444	CLEROUX, Gerald David "Jerry" July 6, 1924 - March 26, 2009 In hospital, Perth after a short illness. Predeceased by his loving wife, Rose (nee Legree), parents Oscar and Sadie Cleroux, brothers Leonard, Stanley (Irene) Allan, and sister-in-law Beryl. He will be sadly missed by his long-time partner and dearest friend, Barb Culligan. He is survived by his children; Carolyn (Michael) Inneo, Robert (Cathy), David (Debbie), Cheryl (Claire), and grandchildren Mark (Mary) Inneo, Anne Marie (Colin) Matthews, Stefanie and Jillian Cleroux, brother Charles, and sisters-in-law Dorothy Legree and Ruby Cleroux. Jerry was a dispatch rider with the Essex-Scottish Regiment during World War II. He owned and operated an automotive repair and towing business. He had been active in Perth Lions Club and the Royal Canadian Legion. Visitation for Jerry will take place on Monday, March 30, 2009 from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth. Funeral service will take place on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at St. John's Anglican Church, Innisville, at 10:00 am, thence to interment at St. John's Anglican Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. John's Anglican Cemetery Fund would be appreciated. In addition, condolences will be accepted at www.odacrefamily.ca Jerry's Funeral Arrangements entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth. 613-267-3082	Cleroux, Gerald D. (I26132)
5445	Cliff was predeceased by an infant daughter, Patricia Anne; a son, David A. Forry in 1981; and three brothers, Wilfred, Bruce and Calvin.	Forry, Clifford R. (I20547)
5446	CLIFFORD FULTON The death of Mr. Clifford Reid Fulton took place in Almonte General Hospital on Wednesday, June 25, 1975, after a lengthy illness. He was in his 77th year. Mr. Fulton, the son of the late Robert Fulton and the late Margaret Reid, was born in 1899 in Pakenham, where he was educated. A resident of 28 Euphemia Street in Almonte, he was a carpenter by trade, and a member of the Almonte United Church. He married the former Violet Dickson, who survives him, in Almonte, in June, 1929. He is also survived by one brother, Thomas, of Almonte, and sisters Edith, (Mrs. Grant McDougall) Almonte; Effie (Mrs. Tom Graham), Carleton Place Edna, (Mrs. Don Snedden) Perth and Mrs. Mary Sayyeau, Almonte. The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home, Almonte, on Friday, June 27, at 2 o'clock, with burial at Union Cemetery, Pakenham. The service was conducted by Rev. Robt. J. McCrea of the Almonte United Church. Pallbearers were Fred Taylor, John Morton, Art Fulton, Harry Deugo, Thomas Graham, and Grant McDougall.	Fulton, Clifford Reid (I1190)
5447	clipping, May Tubman Scrapbook	Morton, Mary Hestor (I3791)
5448	Clothing merchant, MLA 1900-1901 Born in Carleton County, Ontario on 4 December 1845 (YEAR IS WRONG), son of John Garland and Mary Ann Wright, brother of Wright Garland, he began his business career in the employ of the dry goods firm Garland & Matchmore of Ottawa. He came to Winnipeg in 1881 where he worked for R.J. Whitla, moving a year later to Portage la Prairie where he established the retail clothing store of W. Garland & Company. He served six times as Mayor of Portage, four of them by acclamation. He was also a town councillor for three years, chairman of the board of works for two years, and one year as chairman of the board of health and charity. He was a charter member of the Portage Board of Trade, of which he was president and vice-president. He and wife Alice May Howe had three daughters: Elizabeth H. Garland (b 1884), Alice Florence Garland (b 1888), and Mary Ann Garland (b 1890). He was an honorary member of the Independent Order of Foresters. In poor health, he went to Phoenix, Arizona in October 1901 and died there on 11 November 1901. More information and details regarding the "William Garland & Company" business @ http://everlastingexile.weebly.com/the-politicians.html	Garland, William (I10399)
5449	Co.I 69th Ohio Infantry Enlisted: 25 Oct 1861 Discharged: 27 Mar 1865 Enlisted age 24. Promoted 1st Lt. 30 Apr 1862, Capt. 2 Jan 1863.	Rarick, Capt. Jacob J. (I27617)
5450	COBBETT, Ruth N. (nee Winslow-Spragge). 1920-2007. Wife of John F. Lewis passed away at home in Hudson on November 16, 2007. She was predeceased by her first husband of fifty years, Frank Dunscombe Cobbett, father of David (Linda) of Hudson Heights, QC, Diana of Bolton Centre, QC, Frank (Mary) of Fredericton, NB, and Tyler (Laura) of Palo Alto, Calif. Survived by her brother Edward Winslow-Spragge (Isobelle), and sisters Anne Byers (Donald), and Mary Duclos (Duncan), as well as her three loving grandchildren Frank (Sarah) of Milton, ON, and Katie and Sarah of Palo Alto, Calif. She was predeceased by her sister Alice Siedner. A memorial service will be held at St. Marys Anglican Church in Hudson on November 22, 2007.	Winslow-Spragge, Ruth Naomi (I24829)

Notes

Linked to

5401

cemetery records, Goodlands Cemetery, Goodlands, AB

Poole, Olivia (I4751)

5402

cemetery records, Goodlands Cemetery, Goodlands, AB

Poole, Olivia (I4751)

5403

Census records
1861 Canada census: Clarendon Township, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Free Church.
1871 Canada census: Clarendon Township, Pontiac South County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian.
1881 Canada census: Bristol Township, Pontiac South County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Canada Presbyterian Church. Occupation: Farmer.
1891 Canada census: Bristol South Township, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada. Religion: Free Church. Occupation: Farmer.
1901 Canada census: Brockville, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. Occupation: Farmer.
1911 Canada census: Lot 10, Con. 1, Brockville, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. Occupation: Farmer.

McFarlane, Robert Reid (I37069)

5404

Census Year: 1891
Item Number: 1898946
Surname: Lyttle
Given Name(s): Eliza
Age: 13
Province: Ontario
District Name: Lanark North
Sub-District Name: Huntley

1901 Lanark Ontario Canada
Little William M Head M Jan 6 1822 79
Little Margaret F Wife M Dec 6 1848 53
Little William David M Son S Nov 17 1881 20
Little Lola Evaline F Daughter S Apr 24 1883 18
Little Robert Thomas M Son S Nov 14 1884 17
Little John James M Son S Aug 14 1886 15

1921 Carleton Ontario Canada
Angus Hobbs 54
May Hobbs 42
Robert Hobbs 22
Bella Hobbs 21
Ethel Hobbs 17
Lottie Hobbs 15
Orton Hobbs 14
Cymblene Hobbs 12
Evelyn Hobbs 7
Coreline Hobbs 5

Little, Eliza May (I11266)

5405

Certificate of Death, State of Idaho, State File No. 67836
Benjamin Code
Place of death: County of Ada, City of Boise
Born 02 Jul 1849, Canada
Son of Abraham Code & Lithia James, both born Ireland
Husband of Elizabeth Code
Retired Farmer
Informant: Mrs. Benjamin Code - wife
Burial: 22 Oct 1929, Morris Hill Cemetery

Code, Benjamin (I23680)

5406

CHAPMAN, Iva Suddenly in hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario, on Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at age 88. Iva Madeline Crawford, beloved wife for over 53 years to Dalton (Bud) Chapman. Loving mother of Janet (David) Scott and Douglas (Elizabeth) Chapman. Cherished grandma of Leigh (Scott) Spoor, Robert (Jennifer Blair), Michael and Caitlin and great-grandma of Sierra. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place for visiting on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. only. Thence to rest at Zion-Memorial United Church, Carleton Place on Friday at 12 noon. The Chapman family will arrive for the funeral service at 1 p.m. Rev. Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment Dewars Cemetery, Ashton. In memory of Iva, memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/iva-chapman-obituary?

Crawford, Iva Madeline (I24787)

5407

CHARLES COULSON
Charles L. Coulson was born in Niagara Falls in 1880, the youngest of 5 children, and the only son in the Coulson family. The family moved from Niagara Falls to Welland in the spring of 1884 when Coulson's father John accepted a position as governor of the Welland County Jail at the Welland Courthouse. The family lived in the governor of jail's residence - a brick home located on the Courthouse grounds. Charles graduated from the University of Toronto in 1905 as a mining/civil engineer. Upon his father's death in 1914, Charles took over the Welland climate station duties. He married around 1915, just before going overseas for World War I by August 1915. He returned to Welland from overseas duty in the summer of 1919, and as Welland city engineer resumed climate observations in July 1919 from his new residence at 53 Maple Ave. He would continue this responsibility until his death in January 1957 at the age of 76. Coulson retired as Welland city engineer in 1953 at the age of 72, but stayed on as an engineering consultant for the city until his death.
bio information on Charles Coulson obtained from personal discussion with his daughter, Mary Lou Peart -- 2012

Coulson, Charles Lake (I29563)

5408

CHARLES DUNCAN (DUNC) DUCLOS April 5, 1921 - December 21, 2013 Passed away peacefully at his Hudson home on December 21 surrounded by his wife of 66 years, Mary Lois (Winslow-Spragge), sons Victor (Louise) and Brian (Denise), and daughter Lorraine Duclos.

Duncan was a 6th generation Canadian. He was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, and grew up and lived in Montreal. He graduated from Bishop's College School and McGill University (B. Comm). He served his country with distinction in WWII. He retired from Ronalds Federated as corporate secretary. He moved to Hudson in 1976.

Dunc was truly a gentle man. He was devoted to his family, contributed to his community (councilor and Legion Hardy Rocks lead) and was a lover of life.

He will be deeply missed by his many nieces and nephews, his grandchildren: Ryan Duclos of Calgary, Samantha Stephens (Mark) of San Jose, and Amanda Bongiovanni-Duclos of Calgary, and great-granddaughter Mikayla Stephens.

To the wonderful team of caregivers, NOVA Hudson, the CSLC, Veterans Affairs and Dr. L. Welik, THANK YOU for attending to all of Duncan's needs in his final years.

A celebration of his life took place on December 27 at St. Mary's Church in Hudson and another is being planned for the spring. For those wishing to do so, please make a donation, in his memory, to: NOVA Hudson at www.novahudson.com or to St. Mary's Church in Hudson. On-line tributes may be sent to: www.aubryetfils.com.

Duclos, Charles Duncan "Dunc" (I3359)

5409

Charles Simpson memorial stone indicates son Herbert Simpson died at age 4 but no birth or death date mentioned on stone.

Simpson, Herbert (I34398)

5410

CHAS. MEACHAM, OAK PARKER FOR 50 YEARS, DEAD
Charles S. Meacham, 75 years old, died last night in his home at 322 Linden avenue, Oak Park, after a two months' illness. He had lived in the suburb for fifty years.
Born in Kingston, Ont., Mr. Meacham came to the United States at the age of 19. He was vice president of the Lovell Manufacturing company of Erie, Pa., and head of the Chicago office until his retirement in 1927. Mr. Meacham was a member of the Oak Park Country club and the Delavan Lake Country club, near where he had a summer home.
Surviving are his widow, Margaret, and three children, Drs. William C. and Herbert F. Meacham, and Mrs. Gilbert Joyaux. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home, with interment at Forest Home cemetery.
--Chicago Tribune, 14 Oct 1936, pg. 26

MEACHAM--Charles S. Meacham, beloved husband of Margaret Meacham, father of Kathleen Meacham Joyaux, Hubert F. and William C. Meacham. Services private. Interment Forest Home.
--Chicago Tribune, 14 Oct. 1936, pg. 26

Parents: Samuel Meacham,? Elizabeth Moore
Brother of Adda Meacham, buried in same lot.

Meacham, Charles Samuel (I4239)

5411

check Elma Centre, Atwood

Dewar, Roy Kidd (I4981)

5412

check Elma Centre, Atwood or North Logan

Dewar, Armanella "Ellen" (I4980)

5413

check Elma Centre, Atwood

Dewar, Hazel (I4978)

5414

check Mary Eileen Struble, Wawota Cemetery

Clements, Mary (I5021)

5415

check Nofth Loagn, Harvey's, Perth

Dewar, Laura (I4979)

5416

Cherished wife of the late Howard T. Bennett (July 17, 2010)
Predeceased by his parents William and Edna Code & her brothers Stanley (Dorothy-surviving), Gordon (Marilyn-surviving), Allan (Eleanor- surviving), William (Joan-surviving), Fred (Mary Ellen-surviving) and her sisters Edna (Harvey Ruttle), Anna (Kenneth Avery) and Evelyn (Garth Workman-surviving). She will be fondly remembered by numerous nieces and nephews.

Interment Franktown Public Cemetery

Code, Elsie E. (I3980)

5417

Chester William Putnam has a memorial stone with his wife in this cemetery but no record on Find a Grave found?

Putnam, Chester William (I35861)

5418

Children
Grace Anne Willoughby b: 1854 in Gorey, County Wexford, Ireland
Elizabeth Willoughby b: 7 JAN 1855 in Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada
William Gowan Willoughby b: ABT 1856 in Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada
Charles Willoughby b: 20 FEB 1857 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada
George Wellington Willoughby b: 27 APR 1859 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada
Samuel Walter Willoughby b: ABT 1860 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada
Margaret Eleanor Willoughby b: ABT 1863 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada
Richard Nathaniel Willoughby b: 25 DEC 1864 in Farmersville, Grenville Co, Ontario, Canada
Isaac Willoughby b: 11 OCT 1867 in Almonte, Ramsay Twp, Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada
Susan Willoughby b: ABT 1870 in Almonte, Ramsay Twp, Lanark Co, Ontario, Canada

Eleanor Stringer Note: Alias: Helen/Ellen buried at St. Paul Anglican Cemetery, Almonte, Ont.
Her death certificate lists her mother as Sarah Johnston.
Father: William Stringer b: 1798 in Ireland
Mother: Grace Anne Johnson b: in Ireland.
Children:
Grace Anne Willoughby b: 01 JUN 1853 Wexford, Ireland.
Elizabeth Willoughby b: 07 JAN 1855 Lanark County, Ont.
William Gowan Willoughby b: 1856 in Athens, Ontario Charles Willoughby b: 20 FEB 1857 Athens), Ontario Canada George Wellington Willoughby b: 27 APR 1859 Ontario Canada Samuel Walter Willoughby b: 1860 in Spencerville, Ontario.
Margaret Eleanor Willoughby b: 01 JAN 1863 Ontario.
Richard Nathaniel Willoughby b: 25 DEC 1864 Ontario Canada.
Isaac C Willoughby b: 11 OCT 1867 Ontario Canada.
Susan B Willoughby b: 14 JAN 1870 Ontario Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby, Former Residents of Brockville Celebrate Their Golden Wedding at Carleton Place in Ottawa Ontario CanadaCarleton Place Canadian: Tuesday last was the anniversary of the fiftieth wedding-day of Mr. and Mrs. William Willoughby, Lake Avenue. It was made the occasion of a grand rally of the children. Ten were born, and ten survive. There has been nobreak. Seven came to the jubilee, namely, Walter, from Grand Rapids, Mich., bringing his w ife and daughter:George, Almonte, ex-Warden of the county, with his wife: Mrs. Edwards and her husband, Brockville: Mrs. Haydon and Mrs. Kelly with their husbands,Almonte: Isaac with his wife and children, from Pakenham: Susan, the youngest, lives at home. William, who has an extensive farm in Manitoba.Charles, a contractor in Regina, and Richard, a civil servant in Brandon, were unable to get away, but they sent golden mementoes. Walter came on Friday. It was unexpected as he sent no word. It is ten years since he met his parents, and there was great joy in the house. The scene on Tuesday of the flower-fringed lawns under the spreadinWilliam and Eleanor came to Canada in 1853 with their infant daughter Grace Anne (1) and William's three little brothers: Abraham (10), Isaac (7) and Jacob (4). An immigrant ticket at that time paid for two adults and four children. At that time, all emigrant tickets included fourchildren. Later money was sent for Mr. Willoughby's father, Charles and mother Marie. Also seven sisters and Mrs. Willoughby's Parents. Their journey to Montreal took nine weeks and nine days. They had to provide their own food en route. However, they were underway much longer than usual and ran out of food and had to buy more on board. When they landed they did not have enough money left to go on to Brockville where Eleanor hadcousins. William, a stonemason, got work in Montreal, and the family stayed on the ship??? As they left the ship Mrs. Willoughby found a purse containing a sum of money (including a gold coin) a very good omen.They went to Brockville, three years thence to Farmersville, now Athens, OntarioWilliam was a master builder and also acted as an undertaker. Mrs. Willoughby had a millinery shop. William went to night school and became a good reader and writer. Up to this time he had had very littleschooling.Later they moved to Almonte and then to Carleton Place. He built a great many buildings in this area. The stone bridges in Almonte and Packenhamare still standing .The Willoughby's were Anglicans when they came to Canada, but drifted into the Methodist Church. One Clergyman told Mr. Willoughby that he should stop curling with the Methodist Minister, that decided them.

Stinger, Eleanor "Helen" (I34014)

5419

Children
Irene Christena Savage Cowen
Albert (Iva)
Ormand (Rita)

Inscription
William Savage Born Nov. 15, 1846 Died Mar. 15, 1916
Lucinda Bradley Wife Of William Savage Born, Feb 4,1845,Died,----,12,----
Albert J. Savage Born,Oct.26,1883 Died,June,6,1932
His Wife Margaret Christena Henderson Born,Mar.23,1889 Died,Oct.8,1989

Savage, Albert James (I33871)

5420

Children and Spouses
****************
Mabel May Sparrow, Jan 25, 1900
Gladys Sparrow
Dorothy Sparrow
Ida Sparrow
Emma Sparrow, Aug 24, 1902

Sparrow, Robert G. (I24819)

5421

Children and Spouses
*****************
Martha Jane Dean, 1852
** Peter Lawson
Elizabeth Dean, 1855
Sarah Ann Dean, 1857
** Thomas McCann
Robert Dean, 1860
** Lizzie Agnes Cavanah
Ella Dean, 1863
Henry Dean, 1867
Nobel Dean, 1871
Mary Dean, 1872
** William Albert Sparrow
Teresa Dean, 1872
** Robert George Sparrow
James Dean, 1875
George Dean, 1879

Dean, Nobel (I24806)

5422

Children and Spouses
******************
Nobel Dean Sparrow, 1899
** Emily Ellen Hall
Myrtle Sparrow, 1901
Mary Sparrow, 1903
Wesley A Sparrow, 1907

Sparrow, William Albert (I24816)

5423

children as listed by Richard Edwards, sworn affidavit, 1886
==============
Gordon Hamilton, 2000
7. Thomas Edwards. Born in 1778 in Kilkenny Co, Ireland. Thomas died in Lanark Co, ON Abt 1850, he was 72. The information about this Thomas and his family, as well as descendant lineages from him, are probably fairly accurate, but his exact derivation from the earlier generations is considerably in doubt, although it is likely that he is derived in some way from this Edwards family that originated in Wales and moved to Ireland. Most correspondents indicate that this Thomas is the son of Robert as given here, but others suggest he is the son of Robert's brother Richard, and at least one suggests he is the son of Thomas and Anne Shirley rather than their grandson. This compiler puts Thomas here as most others have done, but it certainly should not be considered proven that this lineage is correct. According to reference 2, Thomas and his family lived in Ireland on an estate owned by Lord Clifton; the estate was managed by a person named Burchill who looked after the estate but lived in Gouran. Ship passenger lists indicate that Thomas and his family sailed from New Ross on the ship Maria (commanded by Captain Key) on May 4 and landed in Quebec on June 24, 1820.4 His son Richard may have come out earlier in 1818. Thomas and his wife settled 4 miles east of Franktown in Beckwith Township (Con 4, Lot 20 NE), Lanark Co, ON. Thomas died between 1848 and 1851. He appears on the census in 1842 & 1848. In 1851 Sarah is living with son Thomas Jr. and wife Jane. Thomas and Sarah's immediate neighbours in 1842 Beckwith Twp were Samuel Leach, John Lett, Thomas Saunders. There were many Salters in the area. Abt 1800 when Thomas was 22, he married Sarah Kinch, in Newton Barry, Carlow Co, Ireland. Born Abt 1780 in Kilkenny County, Ireland. Sarah died in Lanark County, ON aft 1851, she was 71. Buried in North Augusta, Grenville County, ON. They had the following children:
9 i. Robert E (1801-1873)
10 ii. Richard (1803-1888)
11 iii. Francis (~1807-1859)
12 iv. Elizabeth (1809-1866)
13 v. Martha (1810-1852)
14 vi. Harriet (1813-1854)
15 vii. Sarah (1818-)
16 viii. Thomas (1824-1886)

Edwards, Thomas (I3943)

5424

Children of James Moulton: Mary E Moulton Mason, Harriet Annie Moulton Dorman, Helen Lettisha Moulton Hunt, Benjamin Edgar Moulton, Melvin S Moulton and Thomas Joseph Moulton.

Contributor: CAROL ETHRIDGE (50202588)

Moulton, James (I37587)

5425

Children of Mary and Edward:
John W Campbell b: 3 JAN 1858 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Charles Campbell b: 7 JUN 1862 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Moses Campbell b: 7 MAR 1864 Sarnia,Ontario, Canada
Edward James Campbell b: 9 MAY 1865 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Mary Jane Elizabeth Campbell b: 17 JUL 1870 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
William George Henry Campbell b: 17 FEB 1874 Sarnia Ontario, Canada
Henrietta Campbell b: 15 AUG 1876 in Sarnia,Ontario, Canada

Willoughby, Mary Anne (I31736)

5426

children opted to take cremains to White Chapel Memorial Park Cemetery in Troy.

Menzies, Evelyn Ann (I31242)

5427

Children were as-
Robert Frederick Simpson- Born 1897- Died Dec. 14, 1918 in WWI
Ida Vey Simpson - Born August 12, 1899 married Charles Gaynor.
Willet Scott Simpson- Born May 10, 1901- Died 1947 in U.S.A. - Prov. Mb. Birth Cert # 1901-004773
Edna Meryle Simpson - Born July 6, 1903 married Lowe
Maurice Irvin Simpson - Born August 31, 1906- Died Feb. 18, 1967
Gladys Lyle Simpson- Born July 27, 1909 married Hilton Anderson.
Earle Cleve Simpson-Born September 28, 1912- Died June 12, 1998

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1917-017206 indicates as Willett Irvin Simpson death March 28, 1917 in Winnipeg, Mb.

Simpson, Willet "Irvin" (I2183)

5428

Christened at McMunn's Schoolhouse, Ramsay Township

McMunn, William Henry (I19014)

5429

Christened at McMunn's Schoolhouse, Ramsay Township.

McMunn, Elizabeth "Eliza" (I19017)

5430

Christened at the Clayton Schoolhouse, Clayton, Ontario.

McMunn, Alfred Edward "Ned" (I19021)

5431

Christened at the home of Henry McMunn by Rev. I. K. McMorine.

Price, Annie (I19011)

5432

Christened in Presbyteriian Church, Perth.

McDiarmid, Dr. Peter (I9064)

5433

Christening at Leary's, Ramsay Township, Lanark County

Coulter, Elizabeth (I18754)

5434

Christening date: March 13, 1820
Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada

He was a son of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell.

John Campbell married Elizabeth Reed of Dryden, New York on December 27, 1852.

John was a graduate of Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. He served two parishes in New York state and two in Ontario, Canada. At the time of his death he was minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Markham. A few of his sermons survive, which were written and delivered in Gaelic.

Campbell, Rev. John Calvin (I42592)

5435

Christina Aitken
b.25 Dec 1892 Carleton Place, Beckwith Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
d.9 Jul 1985 Carleton Place, Beckwith Twp., Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
Burial: 12 Jul 1985 United Cemetery, Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada

Aitken, Christena (I6062)

5436

Christina Leggott, 91, resident of Calgary and
lately of Grande Prairie, passed away in
Grande Prairie on July 18, 2011. She was
lovingly cared for by her daughter Eileen
(Helmut) and will be remembered by her sons
David (Mary), Robert (Linda) and Calvin
(Gladys) and her ten grandchildren, and eight
great-grandchildren. She is also missed by
her sister Florence. She was preceded by
her husband Raymond and sister Isabel.

McBride, Christina Pearl (I33470)

5437

Citation
"Ontario Births, 1869-1912," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/QV9H-QLSH : 16 July 2017), Frank Lester Fisher, 01 Nov 1908; citing Birth, Middleton, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada, citing Archives of Ontario, Toronto; FHL microfilm 2,358,406.for the Bio1944, Thursday July 13 The Almonte Gazette front page Maj Frank Fisher Killed In FranceFormer Teacher At Almonte High School Leaves Wife And Daughter Word was received in Almonte on Wednesday morning that Major Frank Fisher of the Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders had been killed while on active duty in France. Major Fisher came to Almonte in 1934 as mathematical master on the staff of the High School. He was a graduate of the University of Western Ontario at London and made a reputation for himself, there, in athletics, especially on the track. Seven years ago he married the former Miss Isobel Johnson of Almonte, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Johnson. She survives together with a little daughter, Anne. Major Fisher went to Kingston in 1937 where he had been appointed to a position on the staff of the Collegiate Institute. He was interested in military affairs before the war and served as a lieutenant in the Princess of Wales Own Regiment. In 1940 Major Fisher transferred to active service joining the regiment in which he served to the end. He trained at Cornwall and went Overseas in 1941 where he was raised successively to the ranks of captain and major. At the time of his death he was only 35 years of age. Deceased was born at Tillsonburg, Ont, a son of Mr George Fisher and the late Mrs Fisher. In addition to his wife and child and the father, he is survived by a sister, Mrs Colburne Moon of Tillsonburg. No particulars of the brave officer's death were contained in the laconic telegram sent to his wife. At the time of delivery she had gone to visit her husband's father at Tillsonburg and had just arrived there when the sad message was relayed to her. While on the teaching staff of the High School Major Fisher was a popular and efficient teacher. He was a fine looking man and his pupils respected him. He had charge of athletics for the boys and was most successful in this line having excelled in it himself while at the university. During the few years he was a resident of the town he became well-known and when he decided to move to Kingston everyone who knew him was very sorry to see him and his wife leave although glad to know that he was gaining a well merited promotion. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mrs Fisher and her young daughter in the loss of a brave husband and father.1944, Thursday July 20 The Almonte Gazette page 8 Pay Tribute To Maj Frank Fisher Home Town Paper Tell of Brave Officer's Death On Active Service The following item regarding the death of Major Frank L. Fisher is taken from the Tillsonburg News: ? George Fisher received the sad news on Wednesday morning that his only son, Major Frank Lester Fisher, had been killed in action at Caen, France. Major Fisher's wife and five-year-old daughter, Anne, arrived her on Tuesday evening from Almonte to visit his father. On Wednesday morning she learned that a cablegram had arrived in Almonte to inform her of her husband's death. Major Fisher was one of Tillsonburg's most popular young man. He was born here and attended the local schools. After graduating from the Tillsonburg High School, he attended the University of Western Ontario. He taught in the Almonte High School and afterwards in the Kingston Collegiate, from where he enlisted in the D.S.G. Highlanders. He went overseas about three years ago. An active participant in the country's sports, Major Fisher played first base on the town's baseball team for several years. He was beloved by his fellow students during the years he spent at Tillsonburg High School, where he was a leader in the school activities. He was a member of St Paul's United Church. He had one sister, Mrs Colburne Moon.

Fisher, Major Frank Lester (I13254)

5438

Civil War Veteran
Private, 8th Michigan Infantry
Company G
Enlisted: August 14, 1862
Discharged: May 15, 1865
Wounded in Action on May 15, 1864 at North Anna River,
Virginia. Lived and enlisted in Fenton, Michigan
married Clarissa Randall 12-21-1867 Saginaw MI

Sawyer, Burton F. (I20598)

5439

CLANCY, Doris (nee Munro) - Doris Elizabeth Clancy (nee Munro) of Napanee, beloved wife of Walter Clancy, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, February 5, 2019, at the age of 74. Loving mother of Derek Clancy (Shelley) and Darcy Clancy (Amanda). Proud Grandma of Jacob, Megan, Simone and Nicholas.

Daughter of the late Clifford and Effie Munro and daughter-in-law of the late Maurice and Gertrude Clancy.

Survived by her brothers and sisters, Arnold Munro (Donna), Elmer Munro and Heather LePage (Gerry). Sister-in-law of Susan Munro, Margaret Jennings (late George), Irene Spike, Anne Powers (Jim), Michael Clancy (Nancy) and Gordon Meighan.

Predeceased by her siblings, Laura Kellough (late Willard), Ellen Munro, Ray Munro, James Munro, Marion Brady (late Joe) and by her sister in-law Brenda Meighan.

Fondly remembered by many nieces and nephews, extended family and friends. Doris was a quiet, hard working and generous woman who was devoted to help and support others. She found great joy from her family. Doris cherished her 50 years of marriage to Walter and was immensely proud of Derek and Darcy's accomplishments. She also treasured the opportunity to nurture and adore her grandchildren. She will forever be remembered for her kindness and unconditional, caring nature. The family will receive friends at the PAUL G. PAYNE FUNERAL HOME , 178 Main Street, Odessa, Ontario K0H 2H0 on Friday, February 8, 2019 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. A family graveside service will be held at Willowbank Cemetery in Gananoque

Munro, Doris Elizabeth (I13021)

5440

Clara Ellen 'Nellie' Aitken b.9 Oct 1887 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
d.1979 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
Burial: Dewar Cemetery, Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada

Aitken, Clara Ellen "Nellie" (I6060)

5441

Clarice Rosanne Hudelson 54, of Boise, Idaho was born December 29th, 1963 in Salt Lake City Utah at Holy Cross Hospital to Omar L. Homme and Margarethe B'Anne Hinrichsen Follingstad Homme.

On May 3rd, 2018 she returned to her heavenly father after a courageous battle with cancer and is now dancing with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords and all who preceded her. She spent most of her last months at home with her companion and pugs and spent the last week and a half at Life Care Center which helped so much in easing of care giving from those who needed to just sit and have quality time in those last few days.

She was most recently preceded in passing by her Mother, Margarethe B'Anne, Brother, Bruce Homme, Husband, Burke Anthony Hudelson and her Father, Omar Homme.

Clarice is survived by her son, Kyle Jordan Hudelson, Brother Mark Homme, Sisters Valerie Gerardi, Cheryl L. Patterson and many nieces, nephews and Jean Zimmermann who was a 2nd mother to her. Also surviving, is her recent companion Scott Putnam, who gave of his time and care giving in their entire relationship and who was by her side as she went home to our Heavenly Father.

Honorably mentioned surviving are her two best companions, Peanut and Izzy, the Pugs she so adored, who have been left in the care of Scott at her request.

Clarice spent her youngest years ?. 1 to 3 in Salt Lake City. In 1966, the family moved to the Treasure Valley where she attended Valley View grade school. Then in 1974 her father transferred his Federal employment to Sacramento, California where she Graduated from Mira Loma High.

At age 29, September 11, 1993, Clarice married Burke Anthony Hudelson (who also consequently passed at the same age of 54)? Tony adopted her son Kyle and truly assumed the natural father role never considering Kyle as not being his very own . Tony loved Kyle and spent as much time possible, being the dad a child needs. Tony even joined the ski patrol so he could be with Kyle on the ski hill.

Clarice worked most of her career in the insurance industry with the majority as a workers' compensation claims adjuster. She was very will accomplished and as many would put it "knew her stuff" when it came to anything she wanted to accomplish in her career.

Clarice loved her family and friends, and always desired everyone to be upbeat and happy. Her joyful wit and sense of humor could always make you laugh. We will always cherish her and the memories we have.

If you would like to donate in her name, her favorite charities were The Idaho Human Society, the Pug Pals Rescue Group and of course the Cancer Society.

In her desires, Clarice wrote: "Love one another, forgive anyone and everyone for the Lord will forgive you in the same manner."

Graveside memorial to be held at Cloverdale in Boise on Tuesday, May 15th at 2:00 PM.

CEMETERY:
Cloverdale Memorial Park
1200 N. Cloverdale Road
Boise, ID 83713

Homme, Clarice Rosanne (I23690)

5442

Clarion DeWitt Hardy was born in 1877 to Albion Paris Hardy and Mary Jane Scott. He was the 3rd of their eight children. Albion was a farmer. They family moved from Iowa to South Dakota in the late 1890s. All eight children were born in Iowa.
Clarion married Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul on 21 Jun 1906 in Davison County, South Dakota. They had three children, Vaughn, Clarion, Jr. and Mary Louise.

Per Graceland Cemetery, Clarion was cremated and his ashes strewn in the cemetery.

Obituary:
Chicago Tribune, Sunday, June 28, 1936
Prof. C. D. Hardy, Civic Leader in Evanston, Dies
Clarion DeWitt Hardy, 2111 Sherman Ave, Evanston, professor of public speaking and debate at Northwestern University since 1913, died yesterday at the Evanston Hospital after an illness of about a month. He was 58 years old.
Prof. Hardy was born at Dow City, IA and was graduated from Dakota Wesleyan college. He taught at that institution before coming to Northwestern.
In civic affairs, Professor Hardy played a prominent part for many years. He was past president of the Evanston Chamber of Commerce, past president of the suburb's safety council, former chairman of the community chest and a member of the Evanston high school board. He served several terms as president of the University Club of Evanston.
Surviving Prof. Hardy are his widow, Mrs. Mary Louise Hardy, two sons, Vaughn and Clarion DeWitt, Jr., and a daughter, Mary Louise. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the First Methodist Church, Evanston, at 4:30 pm tomorrow.

Hardy, Clarion DeWitt (I25129)

5443

CLEROUX, David Charles Earl David passed away peacefully, in hospital, Ottawa, with his family by his side, on Friday, April 10, 2015. David Charles Earl Cleroux, of Perth, in his 63rd year. Loving husband and best friend to Debbie, and much loved and devoted father to Stefanie (Brandon) Lalonde, of Ottawa, and Jillian Cleroux (Brian Porter), of Campbellford. David was predeceased by his parents, Gerald and Rose. He is also survived by his siblings: Robert, Carolyn, and Cheryl. David was a well respected member of the community, committed to providing his customers with reliable, honest service. Friends will remember David as a man who always went the extra mile. David will be greatly missed by his many friends, family, and his cat Teeki. Visitation will take place at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth, on Wednesday, April 15, from 10:00 am until service time in the Chapel at 11:00 am. All are encouraged to attend an open reception, to be held at 2:00 pm. at David's home located at 8 Ridgeview Place, Perth. In David's honour, the family requests that all donations be directed to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation. Mr Cleroux' funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth. 613-267-3082

Cleroux, David Charles Earl (I26134)

5444

CLEROUX, Gerald David "Jerry" July 6, 1924 - March 26, 2009 In hospital, Perth after a short illness. Predeceased by his loving wife, Rose (nee Legree), parents Oscar and Sadie Cleroux, brothers Leonard, Stanley (Irene) Allan, and sister-in-law Beryl. He will be sadly missed by his long-time partner and dearest friend, Barb Culligan. He is survived by his children; Carolyn (Michael) Inneo, Robert (Cathy), David (Debbie), Cheryl (Claire), and grandchildren Mark (Mary) Inneo, Anne Marie (Colin) Matthews, Stefanie and Jillian Cleroux, brother Charles, and sisters-in-law Dorothy Legree and Ruby Cleroux. Jerry was a dispatch rider with the Essex-Scottish Regiment during World War II. He owned and operated an automotive repair and towing business. He had been active in Perth Lions Club and the Royal Canadian Legion. Visitation for Jerry will take place on Monday, March 30, 2009 from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth. Funeral service will take place on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at St. John's Anglican Church, Innisville, at 10:00 am, thence to interment at St. John's Anglican Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. John's Anglican Cemetery Fund would be appreciated. In addition, condolences will be accepted at www.odacrefamily.ca Jerry's Funeral Arrangements entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth. 613-267-3082

Cleroux, Gerald D. (I26132)

5445

Cliff was predeceased by an infant
daughter, Patricia Anne; a son, David A.
Forry in 1981; and three brothers,
Wilfred, Bruce and Calvin.

Forry, Clifford R. (I20547)

5446

CLIFFORD FULTON
The death of Mr. Clifford Reid Fulton took place in Almonte General Hospital on Wednesday, June 25, 1975, after a lengthy illness. He was in his 77th year. Mr. Fulton, the son of the late Robert Fulton and the late Margaret Reid, was born in 1899 in Pakenham, where he was educated. A resident of 28 Euphemia Street in Almonte, he was a carpenter by trade, and a member of the Almonte United Church. He married the former Violet Dickson, who survives him, in Almonte, in June, 1929. He is also survived by one brother, Thomas, of Almonte, and sisters Edith, (Mrs. Grant McDougall) Almonte; Effie (Mrs. Tom Graham), Carleton Place Edna, (Mrs. Don Snedden) Perth and Mrs. Mary Sayyeau, Almonte. The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home, Almonte, on Friday, June 27, at 2 o'clock, with burial at Union Cemetery, Pakenham. The service was conducted by Rev. Robt. J. McCrea of the Almonte United Church. Pallbearers were Fred Taylor, John Morton, Art Fulton, Harry Deugo, Thomas Graham, and Grant McDougall.

Fulton, Clifford Reid (I1190)

5447

clipping, May Tubman Scrapbook

Morton, Mary Hestor (I3791)

5448

Clothing merchant,

MLA 1900-1901

Born in Carleton County, Ontario on 4 December 1845 (YEAR IS WRONG), son of John Garland and Mary Ann Wright, brother of Wright Garland, he began his business career in the employ of the dry goods firm Garland & Matchmore of Ottawa. He came to Winnipeg in 1881 where he worked for R.J. Whitla, moving a year later to Portage la Prairie where he established the retail clothing store of W. Garland & Company. He served six times as Mayor of Portage, four of them by acclamation. He was also a town councillor for three years, chairman of the board of works for two years, and one year as chairman of the board of health and charity. He was a charter member of the Portage Board of Trade, of which he was president and vice-president.

He and wife Alice May Howe had three daughters: Elizabeth H. Garland (b 1884), Alice Florence Garland (b 1888), and Mary Ann Garland (b 1890). He was an honorary member of the Independent Order of Foresters.

In poor health, he went to Phoenix, Arizona in October 1901 and died there on 11 November 1901.

More information and details regarding the "William Garland & Company" business @ http://everlastingexile.weebly.com/the-politicians.html

Garland, William (I10399)

5449

Co.I 69th Ohio Infantry
Enlisted: 25 Oct 1861
Discharged: 27 Mar 1865
Enlisted age 24.
Promoted 1st Lt. 30 Apr 1862, Capt. 2 Jan 1863.

Rarick, Capt. Jacob J. (I27617)

5450

COBBETT, Ruth N. (nee Winslow-Spragge). 1920-2007. Wife of John F. Lewis passed away at home in Hudson on November 16, 2007.

She was predeceased by her first husband of fifty years, Frank Dunscombe Cobbett, father of David (Linda) of Hudson Heights, QC, Diana of Bolton Centre, QC, Frank (Mary) of Fredericton, NB, and Tyler (Laura) of Palo Alto, Calif.

Survived by her brother Edward Winslow-Spragge (Isobelle), and sisters Anne Byers (Donald), and Mary Duclos (Duncan), as well as her three loving grandchildren Frank (Sarah) of Milton, ON, and Katie and Sarah of Palo Alto, Calif. She was predeceased by her sister Alice Siedner.

A memorial service will be held at St. Marys Anglican Church in Hudson on November 22, 2007.

Winslow-Spragge, Ruth Naomi (I24829)

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