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6151	FISHER, Ida Matilda __ In hospital at Carleton Place, Ont., Tuesday, December 26, 1967, Ida Matilda Geddes, in her 54th year, beloved wife of John A. Fisher, dear mother of William, Mrs E. (Marion) Moore, Lloyd, Mrs J. (Lois) Graham and Marjorie, predeceased by a son, Clarence. Resting Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, until Thursday at 1.30pm thence to Christ Church, Ashton, for service at 2pm. Interment Munster Union cemetery. (The Ottawa Journal -- Tuesday, December 26, 1967)	Geddes, Ida Matilda (I30552)
6152	FLEMING, Doris Former Co-Owner of Fleming Funeral Home, Carleton Place Retired R.N. Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital Peacefully in hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, June 1, 2002 at the age of 92. Doris Elizabeth Ionson, beloved wife of the late Edwin (Ed) Fleming. Predeceaed by her daughter Anne McGinnis. Dear grandmother of Janet and her husband Colin Hulford, Vancouver and great-grandmother of Lucy and Duncan Hulford. Dear mother-in-law of George McGinnis, Kingston. Survived by a brother Bill (Joan) Ionson of Jarvis and by a sister Marion (Burt) Davidson of Scarborough. Predeceased by brothers Bert and Sandy Ionson and by sisters Jean Saunders and Peg Woolley. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment to follow in Dewars Cemetery, Ashton. In memory of Doris, memorial donations to the Carleton Place Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.	Ionson, Doris E. R. N. (I6216)
6153	Florence was also married to Egbert John Carson. Florence Dunfield moved from Quyon Quebec to Winnipeg where she married Egbert Carson in 1906. They journeyed to China where they were missionaries. After his death she returned to Canada and lived briefly in Charleville, her late husband's home near Prescott, then back to Winnipeg. She returned to China in 1917 with her children. She married James Neave in 1922 in Rockwood. James and Florence eventually retired in Rockwood to be near her sisters, Lena Dunfield Jolliffe, Edna (Ted) Dunfield Guild and Alice Dunfield Bell. They and their husbands are all buried in Rockwood Cemetery.	Dunfield, Florence Emma (I16450)
6154	Followed by commital service in Carberry Plains Cemetery, Carberry, Manitoba.	Garland, Mary Irene (I30857)
6155	For his role in bringing Protestants and Catholics together in rebellion against the British, James McCann was hanged on 27 June 1798. The protestant McCann is buried in the Killinchy Catholic Parish Cemetery in County Down, Northern Ireland.	McCann, James (I6716)
6156	FORD, Ethel Viola ACCIDENTALLY at Brockville, on Tuesday, December 4, 1973, Ethel Viola Lewis, age 61 years, beloved wife of Elwin Ford of Smiths Falls; dear mother of Stanley, Robert, Dorothy (Mrs. Maurice Moss) all of Smiths Falls; sister of Joseph and John Lewis of Munster. Resting at the Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. Funeral service in St. John's Anglican Church, Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. D958D	Lewis, Ethel Viola (I14516)
6157	Forest Lawn Memorial Park+, Burnaby Cemetery Alfreda Anne E Joynt Event Date: 1975 2 4 (Yr/Mo/Day) Age: 71 Gender: female Event Place: Vancouver Reg. Number: 1975-09-002748 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13340 GSU Microfilm Number: 2050440	Joynt, Alfreda Ann Elizabeth "Freda" (I30099)
6158	FORETELLING A WEDDING to take place in the late summer is the announcement made today by Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward of the engagement of their daughter, Edna Dorothy, to Mr, Gerald Bonar Sutherland, son of Mrs. Sutherland and the late Mr. R. J. Sutherland, of Shawnigan Lake and formerly of Summerland. The bride-elect, who has been on the staff of the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, served overseas as an escort officer for war brides. Her fiance who is attending the University of B.C., was overseas with the RCAF,	Family: Dr. Gerald Bonar Sutherland / Edna Dorothy Hayward (F11285)
6159	Former Regina woman dies, 54 Daughter of a prominent pioneer family, Mrs. Reginald J. Williams, the former Margaret Grassick Duncan, died Friday in Montreal at the age of 54. She had been ill only a few days. Mrs. Williams was the daughter of Mrs. Duncan, one of Regina's first settlers. Born in Regina, Mrs. Williams was educated in Regina public schools, Regina College; Havergal Westburn colleges, Toronto, and the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Her husband, the late Reginald J. Williams, assistant gereral manager of the Bank of Montreal, died in Montreal five years ago. Mr. and mrs. Winnipeg and Toronto, before moving to Montreal. Predeceased by her father, husband and a sister Mrs. Eugene Duclos, she is survived by her mother and a nephew, Duncan duclos, of Montreal. Funeral service will be held at First Presbyterian church, Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with Dr. Norman Kennedy officiating. Interment will be in the family plot in Regina cemetery	Duncan, Margaret Grassick (I3365)
6160	Forrester MacKinnon, 357 Waverley St., for over 30 years a member of the staff of John M. Garland Son and Company Limited, and a prominent member of Knox Presbyterian church, died yesterday at a local hospital after an illness of several months' duration. Mr. MacKinnon, who was in his 60th year, was born at Whycocomagh, N.S., a son of the late Murdock Mackinnon and his wife Alice Cythia Fullerton. When three years of age he came to Ottawa with his father and lived here since. Throughout his many years' service with the firm of John M. Garland and Company, wholesale dry goods distributors, where he was in charge of the shipping department, he enjoyed the fullest confidence of his employers and was universally popular and respected. His passing will be keenly regretted by his fellow employes and members of the firm. One of the most respected members of Knox Presbyterian church, Mr. Mackinnon had occupied many positions during the course of his 50 years' connection with the congregation. For many years he had been a member of the temporal committee and served as its secretary, and for the past eight years had been treasurer of the church. He was also an honored member of the kirk session. Tribute was paid to his character and qualities by Very Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, minister, speaking last night to The Citizen. "He was a most faithful member of the church, and of the greatest service. His loss will be keenly felt by all of us." he said, "and he was esteemed by all who knew him." Mr. Mackinnon also took a lively interest in matters relating to public affairs of the city, but never offered himself for public office. Surviving hime besides his wife, formerly Miss Mary Edna McDiarmid, of Carleton Place, are one sister, Mrs. Alex I. Fisher, wife of Mr. Justice Fisher of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and two brothers, Alexander and William Mackinnon of Western Canada. Another brother, Rev. George Mackinnon, predeceased him three years ago. The funeral will be held from the parlors of George H. Rogers Limited, 172 Elgin street, to Pinecrest cemetery, but the time and date are not yet arranged. The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, Wednesday, September 9, 1936, page 15	MacKinnon, Forrester (I38711)
6161	Fort Gratiot Mr. Kenneth James Wakeham, 91, of Fort Gratiot, died Monday, August 4, 2008. He was born November 15, 1916 to the late James E. and Olive Wakeham. He married Margaret Gordon on August 2, 1937 in Port Huron. She died June 4, 2004. Mr. Wakeham was a tool and die maker with Prestolite Wire Company. He retired to Florida, where he lived for 23 years. He loved cars and was interested in the history of Port Huron. He held strong opinions and didn't hesitate to share them. He is survived by two daughters, Beverly (Marlin) Lambert of Fort Gratiot and Carol Sheridan of Port Huron; two sons, Thomas (Patricia) Wakeham, Sr. of Fort Gratiot and David Wakeham and Mary Klein of Marysville; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Steven Lambert; two brothers, Gerald and Robert Wakeham; and a son-in-law, Patrick Sheridan. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 7, 2008 in Lakeside Cemetery Chapel with visitation beginning at 12:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Clair County Allied Veterans Council.	Wakeham, Kenneth James (I35663)
6162	FORT GRATIOT -- Margaret E. Wakeham, 87, of Fort Gratiot, died, Friday, June 4, 2004 in Port Huron Hospital. She was born March 31, 1917 in Port Huron to the late George and Mary Belle Gordon. She married Kenneth J. Wakeham on Aug. 2, 1937 in Port Huron. Mrs. Wakeham was the Manager of Winkelman's for over 20 years. She and her husband Kenneth lived in Florida for 20 years prior to returning to Port Huron two years ago. She is survived by her husband of 67 years, Kenneth; two daughters, Carol Sheridan of Port Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin (Beverly) Lambert of Fort Gratiot; two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Wakeham Sr. of Fort Gratiot and David Wakeham of Marysville; 13 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; one great- great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by a son-in-law Patrick Sheridan and a brother, Lewis Elmer Gordon. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday in the Lakeside Cemetery Chapel. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider the American Cancer Society. To send condolences and messages of sympathy, visit pollockrandallfuneralhome. com. Originally published Sunday, June 6, 2004 in the Times Herald.	Gordon, Margaret E. (I35664)
6163	Founding Families of Beckwith	Family: John S. Leach / Mary Jane Graham (F1474)
6164	fr. Bob Sterne +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 170213] 1901 census,Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co., ON d.o.b. listed +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161120] death register, Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co., ON d.o.b. listed +++	Kidd, Florence Emily (I3974)
6165	fr. Bob Sterne	Maxwell, Jane (I3809)
6166	fr. Bob Sterne	Kidd, William York (I3970)
6167	Frances Gamble McKitrick was a daughter of Lindsay and Myrtle Arbuckle, married November 03, 1979, at Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Russell McKitrick.	Arbuckle, Frances Gamble (I22188)
6168	Frances was christened September 23, 1792 in Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire, England. She married James Townsend February 20, 1815 in Mansfield Nottinghamshire, England. Her father was Thomas Crich, born 1760 and her mother Frances Dore, born 1763. Mother of Elizabeth Townsend	Crich, Frances (I30904)
6169	Francis C. Neuman, 36, of Rt. 1, Manitowoc, veteran of World War II, died Thursday morning at Veterans Administration Hospital Wood, where he had been since August. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at Pfeffer Funeral Home, Manitowoc, and at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew Catholic Church. The Rev. D. L. Krembs will officiate and burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Neuman was born Nov. 11, 1925, in the Town of Buffalo, Marquette County, son of Joseph and Verona Helniak Neuman. He came to Manitowoc with his parents in 1939 and attended St. Boniface Parochial School. He married Helen Cain Aug. 7, 1947. A veteran of World War II, he was a technician-5 with the Army, serving in Company C of the First Tank Battalion from June 22, 1945 to July 31, 1946. Before his illness he had been employed a general maintenance contractor at Manitowoc for 16 years. He was a member of Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, five sons (names omitted for privacy); his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuman of Manitowoc; seven brothers (names omitted), and three sisters (names omitted), Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Sunday where the Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. by Holy Name Society and St. Andrew Parish. Manitowoc Herald Times, November 9, 1962 P. 11	Neuman, Francis Clifford. (I42240)
6170	Frank was the son of John J. Lancaster and Cecilia Clark. He married Sarah Ann Hannan on 26 Oct 1909 at Ottawa, Carlton County, Ontario, Canada.	Lancaster, Francis Gordon "Frank" (I28183)
6171	Fraser-Mains, Myrtle Olive At Medex Nursing Home on Thursday, February 26, 2004, in her 98th year. Beloved wife of Alton Mains and the late Merritt Fraser. Loving mother of Leonard Fraser (Helen) and Lois Taylor (Ron). Loving grandmother of Gregory Fraser, Kimberly Ross (Ian), Cathy Murch (Roger), Rhonda Harris (Raymond), and Wayne Taylor. Pre-deceased by her granddaughter Deborah Fraser. Great grandmother to eight. Step mother to Anne Tubman (John), Reba Featherstone (Glen), Henry Mains (Carol) and John Mains (Edna). Friends may call at the Garden Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 3440 Richmond Rd. (between Baseline Rd. and Bayshore Dr.) Nepean on Sunday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Funeral service in the chapel on Monday at 11:00 a.m. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. If you would like to make a donation in memory of Myrtle please consider the Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, 503 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON K1H 1C4.	Newcombe, Olive Myrtle (I32077)
6172	FRED I. WANNEMACHER Albion Fred J. Wannemacher, 62, a Kendall businessman for the put 10 years and founder of the Hannemacher Bakery in Rochester, died in Albion Hospital Saturday (Dec. 13, 1952) after a brief illlneu Mr. Wannemacher founded the bakery in 1919 at a Park Ave. address and removed it to Main St. E. in 1 329. He was active in business until his illness intervened about a month ago. He was a member of the Rochester Rotary Club; Ancient Craft Lodge. FA AM; Master Bakers Association, Rochester YMCA, Rochester Chamber of Commerce and the Porcupine Hunting Club. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth, and two sisters, Mrs. J. T. Walther and Miss Eva L. Wannemacher. A service will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Hedges Memorial Chapel. 271 University Ave., Rochester. The Rev. George Ulp of Brighton. Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. The family has requested that no flowers be sent and suggests that donations instead may be made to the Sunshine Camp fund of the Rotary Club.	Wannemacher, Fred John (I794)
6173	Fred was born 30 January 1917 in the Esk, Saskatchewan area. His parents were Albert and Martha (Wildeman) Podjan who were farmers in the Esk district. He had a brother, Albert Jr, and a sister, Martha. His father died in March 1918 when Fred was one year old. His mother married Henry Brenner. Fred went to work in the mines and other jobs in Ontario during the 1930's. He then returned to Saskatchewan and worked for the CPR until he could start his own farm. He married Ethel Leggott in the fall of 1941. They farmed north of Esk and raised a daughter and a son. They retired in Langian and spent their last years in Central Parkland Lodge in Lanigan. Fred died in February 2003 and was buried in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Lanigan.	Podjan, Frederick Thomas (I33480)
6174	Freda was the fifth child of Thomas and Marion Hand. She is predeceased by her 7 siblings, her parents, and her husband of 50 years, Everett Smith. Freda is lovingly remembered by her daughter Janalee (Scott) Cowan and their children, Leesha, Terrill and Geordie; her son Greg (Michelle) Smith and their children, Rylan and Tyler. She loved walking, spending time with family, visiting with her friends over coffee, and spending time in her yard tending her flower and vegetable gardens. Freda enjoyed walking and often spent many hours walking the Malls. She was always very proud of her grandchildren and their accomplishments.	Hand, Freda May (I25825)
6175	Freddie and Sidney last known residence was Chatham, ON	Family: Sidney Leroy Clunis / Marjorie Winnifred Merilees (F132)
6176	Frederick (Freddie) McCoy, aged 4 years, 11 months, died following a lengthy illness at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Wednesday, July 21st. Older son of Mr. And Mrs. Orville McCoy, of Stittsville, Freddie had been in hospital for several months. His brave and cheerful disposition and pleasant smile made him a very special friend of all who knew him. In addition to his parents he is survived by one brother, Allen, and his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy of Stittsville and Mr. William Baird of Carp, also several uncles and aunts and little cousins. The funeral, which was very largely attended, was held to Stittsville United Church on Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the Rev. T. P. Shaver, of Alcove, Que., who preached a very comforting sermon. Five little boys sang "Safe in the arms of Jesus." The pallbearers were Ivan Seabrook, Bert Kenny, R. J. Baird and Milton Armstrong. The floral offerings were numerous and besides a pillow from Daddy, Mamma and Allen, included pieces from the following: Grandma and Grandpa McCoy; Grandpa Baird and family; Alfred, May and Jean; Harold, Lois and family; Mable, Clifford, Evelyn and Bert; Jennie, Ellard and family; Ruby Sherriffe, Weldon and Dale; Augusta and Milton Armstrong; Billie and Dougie Kenney; Stan Logan; Mavis Hartin; Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pretty; Donald Moore; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bell; Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hartin, Mrs. LaSalle, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Garvie and Mrs. Smith; Lornie Sparks; Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foley; Mrs. T. Hueston. Source: The Carp Review, Carp, Ontario, 5 August 1948, Page 1, Col 3.	McCoy, Frederick William (I26150)
6177	Frederick Alexander Kidd Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta In office 1975-1979 Constituency Banff Personal details Born July 29, 1921 Nordegg, Alberta Died March 22, 1997 Political party Progressive Conservative Spouse(s) Helen Kidd Occupation Geologist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Kidd	Family: Frederick Alexander "Fred" Kidd / Helen Winifred Brown (F1731)
6178	Frederick Simpson, age 21, born est. 1848, son of Obadiah Simpson and Mary Simpson, married Rebecca Post, age 18, born est. 1851, daughter of Isaac Post and Jeminia Post. Frederick Simpson and Rebecca Post married on October 31, 1869 in Brighton Village, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada. Source- Ontario Marriages 1869-1927. 1881 Census of Canada -Children were as- Augusta- Born abt. 1872 married H. Wright Irvine - Born August 15, 1874 Gertrude- Born abt. 1876 Edna- Born abt. 1878 Isaac- Born abt. 1880 All above children born in Ontario 1891 Census of Canada- Children were as- Irvine, age 18, born August 15, 1874 in Ontario. Gertie, age 15 Roy, age 11 Carri May "Dolly" , age 8, married John Knox on October 21, 1902 in the R.M. Franklin. Maud, age 5, married James Hales. Floria, age 2- Florence born June 17, 1889, in Morris, Mb. Harold "Harry" , age 5 months born in Mb. Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1931-024108 indicates Frederick Walter Simpson died May 6, 1931 in Winnipeg, Mb. and also incls. birth date October 15, 1848. Marker indicates "1848-1930". A/K/A "Frederick Willard".	Simpson, Frederick Walter "Fred" (I28424)
6179	Friday 11 feb 1916 Stone 150 Almonte Gazette front page Funeral of Mrs. Alexander The remains of the late Mrs. Frank Alexander, who died at Govan, Sask. last week reached Almonte on Sunday morning, accompanied by her husband. the funerl took place on Monday afternoon from the residence of her brother, Mr. W. E. Scott, and among the town friends who attended were others from smiths Falls, Carleton Place, clayton and other places. The remains were placed in the eighth line cemetery vault. Maiden name: Minnie E. Scott. 1916, Friday February 4, The Almonte Gazette page 4 ?b?DEATH'S HARVEST?/b? Mrs Alexander Word of the sudden death of Mrs Frank N. Alexander (nee Minnie Scott), was received on Tuesday, February 1st, by her brother, Mr W.E. Scott, of town. A letter received the day before contained no hint, even of illness, which added to the sudden shock. The late Mrs Alexander was the youngest daughter of Mrs S. Baldwin, by her former husband, the late Wm Scott, was born in Ramsay, and was 34 years of age. She taught school in Almonte for several years, and in 1907 she went west to take a position as teacher at Govan, Sask. About five years ago she was married to Mr Frank N. Alexander, who, with two children, a boy of four years and a little girl of two years, are left to mourn, besides her mother, three sisters and two brothers. These are Mrs R.W. Young, of Ramsay; Mrs John Robertson, of Castor, Alta; Mrs W.S. Baldwin, of Govan, Sask; Mr W.E. Scott, town. Mrs Alexander's death is the first break in the family circle since her father's. The remains are being brought to Almonte for burial, and are expected to reach her on Sunday morning's Imperial Limited. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of her brother, Mr W.E. Scott.	Scott, Minnie Etheline (I1840)
6180	Friday December 19, 1919, The Almonte Gazette, front page AGED LADY DIES IN ALMONTE STORE Mrs Matilda More Met Death While Doing Some Shopping on Monday Morning. Mrs Matilda More, and aged lady of the New England section, died suddenly in Mr J.F. Patterson's drug store on Mill St., on Monday morning. She had been doing some shopping and on her way home felt faint. She entered Mr. Patterson's store to rest, and suddenly fell to the floor. Medical assistance was called immediately but life was extant when the doctors arrived. Mrs More, who was the widow of William More, for many years a well-known Ramsay farmer, lived alone. She was eighty-four years of age. The late Mrs More was the daughter of Edward Nicholson, a Scotsman, who settled in Ramsay. She was born at Leckey's Corners. She was married when quite young and lived all her life on the Seventh Line of Ramsay until about nine years ago when she removed to Almonte. She was much beloved and respected. She leaves four sons and three daughters: Mary, Mrs Edge, of Ottawa; Ellen, Mrs Lester, of Colorado; Annie, Mrs J. Andrews, of Ramsay; Edward and Donald, of Smoky Falls, Ont.; Charles and James, of Ramsay. The Funeral, which was largely attended, took place on Wednesday to the Eighth Line Cemetery. Rev S. Gorley Brown, who was her minister, conducted the services	Nicholson, Matilda (I11488)
6181	Friday June 2 1893,The Almonte Gazette, front page ?b? Obit.?The Late Wm Scott?/b? Mr. Wm. Scott, the well-known farmer of the 3rd line of Ramsay, died on Saturday last, from an attack of heart failure, and was buried in the cemetery at Boyd's Settlement on Monday, the funeral being largely attended. The late Mr. Scott was born in Ireland 78 years ago, and came to Canada in 1849 - forty-four years ago. He spent those forty-four years in Ramsay township. Mr. Scott was married three times, and had sixteen children, thirteen of whom survive, with fifty-three grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren, to mourn his loss.	Scott, William Henry (I1405)
6182	Friday May 17 1901, The Almonte Gazette front page ?b?A Ramsay Pioneer's Death?/b? Ramsay township lost one of its pioneers last Saturday by the death of Mr William More, at the age of 73 years. Deceased had been ill more or less for a year or so, and the last six months was confined to the house most of the time and suffered greatly from a disease of the stomach. for over three weeks prior to his death he did not take a particle of nourishment except water. Born in Ramsay, he lived in that township all his life, and, being thrifty and industrious, he was able to accumulate sufficient of this world's goods to give each of his six sons a comfortable farm and home. He leaves a widow (nee Catherine Nicholson) and the following children: Mrs Edge, Ottawa; Mrs Ledgerwood, in the U.S.; Misses Annie and Kate, on the homestead; John, in Russell township; Edward, of Killaloe; Donald, George, Charles and James, of Ramsay. Three children are dead. The late Mr More was somewhat eccentric in manner, but has a genial streak in his nature that won him not a few friends. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon to the eighth line cemetery, and was largely attended. Rev Mr Hutcheon officiated.	More, William "Willie" (I11487)
6183	Friday May 8, 1896 Stone 343 The Almonte Gazette front page ?b?Obit. -Mrs. Gilbert Forgie ?/b?About seven o'clock on Monday morning last Mrs. Gilbert Forgie was stricken with apoplexy and died two hours later without regaining consciousness. She had previously suffered from an attack of the same trouble. Though the deceased had not been in robust health for several years, her many friends and relatives were shocked by the suddenness of her death. Althoguh the summons came suddenly, it did not find her unprepared, for hers was a a truly Christian life. Mrs. Forgie, whose maiden name was Jane Dunfield, she was a native of the township of Goulbourn, and was in her 69th. year of her age. She was a sister of Dr. Dunfield of Petrolia, Ont. Deceased was well-knon in the neighbourhood as one of the kindest and most hospitable of women. The large attendance at her funeral on Wednesday afternoon showed the high regard in which she was held by the whold community.The pall-bearers were Messrs Gavin Hamilton, Andrew Wilson, Wm. Young, Duncan Stewart, Alex Snedden and James Duncan. To the aged husband, four sons and two daughters, to whom she was a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We tender our sincerest sympathy. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. E. Mitchell, B. A., of St. John's church, of which congregation the deceased wa a consistent member.	Dunfield, Jane (I8002)
6184	From "A Kerfoot History" is the following, probably from the "Christian Guardian": William Kerfoot was born in Coolcullen, County of Kilkenny, Ireland May 14, 1816, came to Canada in the year 1819, and settled in the Township of Beckwith, Ontario. He was converted to God in the summer of 1832, under the ministry of Rev J H Huston. The work was genuine, as his after life showed. He immediately united with the Wesleyan Methodist Church and continued a member to his death (fifty-one years) and he was a class leader in the church of his choice eighteen years. He was married to Miss Mary Brownlee of Goulbourn on May 6, 1841, and settled in the Township of Montague near Merrickville. His wife died January 16, 1869, and left him with twelve children to mourn her loss. In the spring of 1870 he moved to Warwick with eight children, the other four being settled. The twelve children are still living and all members of the Church. A few months before his death he sold his farm and built for himself a comfortable house in the Village of Watford where he intended to finish his days in retirement, but he passed away to his rest after a few weeks' illness on the 3rd of April, 1883 and was interred on the 5th, in the Warwick Cemetery. A memorial sermon was preached in the Church in which he was wont to worship by Rev T S Howard to a vast concourse of sympathetic friends. He was one of the pillars of the Church, and died as he lived, peaceful and happy.	Kerfoot, William (I19588)
6185	From "Ironwood Daily Globe," Ironwood, MI, 13 Oct 1964: "?b?Bessemer. Mrs. Henry Brydges?/b?, 63, Palms Road, died Monday at noon at the Divine Infant Hospital, where she was admitted about two weeks ago. She had been under doctor's care due to diabetes for several years and had been hospitalized periodically during the time. "Mrs. Brydges, the former Florence Becker, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becker, early pioneers, was born March 13, 1901, in Bessemer. she graduated from high school in 1918, and was subsequently employed by the Board of Education, as secretary to the superintendent until her marriage June 22, 1920, to Henry Brydges. They lived for a time in Puritan before moving to her present home in Palms. He died in 1956. "Surviving are two sons, Roy of Beaumont, Tex., and Donald of Kenosha, Wis.; five daughters, Mrs. Orval Prudhomme of Iron River; Mrs. Jack Lyons of Waukegan, Ill.; Mrs. Raymond Sokolowski of White Pine; Mrs. Joseph Madjewski of Bessemer; and Shirley at home. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren, and one sister, and three brothers, including Mrs. Charles Reardon of Ashland, Wis.; Fred Becker of Crosby, Minn.; Erwin Becker of Ironwood; and Paul Becker of Bessemer. "Mrs. Brydges are active in Parent-Teacher Associations and other community organizations. She was a member of the St. Sebastian Catholic Church."	Becker, Florence (I38464)
6186	From "Ironwood Daily Globe," Ironwood, Michigan, 12 Feb 1943: "?b?William James Brydges?/b? of Puritan, 73 year old pioneer, died at 2 pm yesterday at Grand View hospital. He suffered a stroke earlier in the day. "The deceased was born in Almonte, Canada, on March 26, 1869. For 35 years he made his home at Puritan and until his retirement in 1935 was surface foreman of the Puritan mine. "Gardening had always been a hobby of his, and vegetable and fruit products of usual size and variety were a source of great pride to him. "He leaves two sons, Henry of Anville and Clarence of Puritan; two brothers and a sister in Canada; eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mrs.Brydges died in 1931. "Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Ironwood."	Bridges, William James (I38458)
6187	From a newspaper clipping on the Lanark County, Ontario GenWeb Site: ?b?Aaron George Barnett?/b? "The death occurred at Haileybury on Wednesday, February 7th, of Mr. Aaron Barnett, who was born in Almonte in 1829, and for many years had his home here. Until a few months ago he resided with his son, Mr. Robert Barnett, at 660 Gilmour Street, Ottawa, at which time he went to reside with a daughter, Mrs. John McFarlane, Haileybury. He is survived by two sons, Robert of Ottawa and William of Pittsburgh; two daughters; Mrs. W. Banning, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. John McFarlane, of Haileybury; three sisters; Mrs. E. Blake and Mrs. Susan Hamilton of Hillsdale, Ill. The funeral will take place on Friday, 9th inst., from the residence of Mr. Wm. McMunn at ten o'clock a.m., to St. George'scemetery at Clayton." There must be a transcription error, as three sisters are mentioned but only two are named.	Barnett, Aaron George (I13171)
6188	from Almonte	Ashton, Andrew (I2286)
6189	From Auld Kirk: Amy Bertha Coulter (1859-1930) m. John Steele (1855-1929) Alexander C. 1902-1910 Mary Kathleen 1892-1922 Active in WI and other organizations; taught public school before marriage; 3 sons - Arthur, Dominion Livestock Branch, Lawrencetown, NS; Ernest, Canada Power and Paper Co.; and James on homestead on 8th line. 2 dau. - Lou, Public Health Nurse, Woodsfield, OH; Beth, (Hal Kirkland) Valois, PQ; 2 sisters -Clara, Mrs. Clara (Dr.) Sparling and Beatrice	Coulter, James (I2500)
6190	From Bill Mains	Family: Stuart James "Jim" Kidd / Dorothy Harkness (F1680)
6191	From Biog of his grandson Dr. William Simpson, Lacombe Alberta The paternal grandfather, William Simpson, was born in the north of Ireland and located in Ontario at an early day, making the trip across the ocean in an old sailing vessel, and coming to Ontario by way of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers. He was active in the building of the Rideau canal locks at Ottawa. When he came to Canada the present prosperous community of Ottawa consisted of but a few log houses, known as Bytown. He was a true pioneer of the country and he homesteaded land which was nothing but woods. To him fell the laborious task of clearing it and in due time he had one of the finest farms in the district, and resided thereon until his demise. http://www.electricscotland.com/history/canada/alberta/william_simpson.htm	Simpson, William (I6159)
6192	From Charles Simpson memorial stone: son Alfred Simpson died age 2 but no birth date given.	Simpson, Alfred (I34399)
6193	From FAG contributor # 49329383 The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 20 February 1903, Page 4 Died at Carleton Place Mrs Charles Patterson, who had attained the ripe old age of 88 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs R. Cavanagh, on Sunday evening last. The deceased lady, whose maiden name was Jane Lochead, was born in Scotland, and came to his country when quite young. She married Charles Patterson, who predeceased her by five years, and by their union were blessed with a family of eight ? six sons and two daughters, all of whom are living except Robert, the youngest. The children are: Geo., New York; William, Carleton Place; Mrs George Frances, Albany, Wis., Albert, in Cleveland; Richard, in Phillipine Islands; Mrs R. Cavanagh, and Charles Patterson, Carleton Place. The deceased lady was a granddaughter of the late Col McLeod, of the 42nd Highland regiment, who fought the war of Independence. She came with her parents to this country, when quite young, they settling in Dalhousie township. After her marriage she lived in Perth for nearly 40 years and from the county town came to Carleton Place where she since resided. Mrs Patterson enjoyed good health and was about the house on Friday last. On Sunday evening the summons came and the spirit took its flight. The funeral will take place this afternoon to the 8th line Ramsay cemetery. ? Herald.	Lochead, Jane (I37190)
6194	From FAG Contributor # 49329383 1887, Friday October 28 The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 28 October 1887, Front Page Mr Joseph Wilson, of Carleton Place, died on Friday evening last, after a few weeks' illness from an affection of the liver. Few men were better known throughout this section than deceased ? he having been prominently before the public as proprietor of the "Wilson House" for ten or twelve years ? and his geniality and goodheartedness won him many warm friends. Years ago he possessed an iron constitution, but, being his own worst friend, he took little care of it, for some time past had been a physical wreck. He was but 44 years and 10 months old at the time of his death. The funeral, which took place to the 8th line cemetery on Monday, was largely attended, and as the cortege moved along expression of deep sympathy and regret were heard on all sides. A widow and three children are left.	Wilson, Joseph (I38775)
6195	From FAG Contributor # 49329383 1892, Friday January 15 The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 15 January 1892, Front Page The Late Mrs Dr Wilson On Friday last Mrs Wilson, relict of Dr Wilson, passed away at the residence of her daughter, Mrs F. Sinclair, on Lake Avenue, aged 78 years. Mrs Wilson, whose maiden name was Janet McLaren, was an old resident, having lived for 50 years or more in Carleton Place, and was well known both far and near. Two of her sons, William and Alexander Wilson, reside in town. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon to the 8th line Ramsay cemetery, and was a very large one. The services were conducted by Rev Robt McNair, of St Andrew's of which church deceased was a member. The pall bearers were Messrs, J.F. Cram, Jas Gilles, Alex Sibbit, Wm Pattie, Wm McDiarmid and L. McCallum. ? C.P. Herald	McLaren, Janet (I38774)
6196	From FAG Contributor # 49329383 The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 27 April 1894, Front Page Local News ? Mr Charles Patterson, sen., of Carleton Place, died on Sunday, in his eightieth year, and was buried in the eighth line cemetery on Tuesday. Death was due to cancer in the cheek, The Herald says: Mr Patterson leaves a wife, six sons and two daughters. The sons are George and Charles, at St Catharines; William here; Albert and Richard in Cleveland; and Robert in Calgary. The daughters are Mrs Robt Cavanagh here and Mrs Francis in Wisconsin.	Patterson, Charles (I36109)
6197	From FAG Contributor # 49329383 The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 7 April 1922, Front Page Mrs Robert Cavanagh Mrs Robt Cavanagh passed away on Tuesday at Carleton Place three months after her husband. Mrs Cavanagh was born in Perth, her maiden name being Martha Patterson, a daughter of the late Chas Patterson. When quite young she went with her parents to Carleton Place and as a young women met and married Joseph Wilson, a son of the late Dr Wilson. Mr Wilson died in 1887, leaving a son and two daughters ? Dr W. Wilson, of Edmonton, Mrs J.A. Goth, of Regina, and Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Stamford, Conn., all of whom were home for the last days with their mother. Some years after her husband's death Mrs Wilson married Mr Robert Cavanagh, who predeceased her only by a few months. Interment was made in the 8th line cemetery at Almonte.	Patterson, Martha M. (I38782)
6198	From His Funeral Notice: DIED At Appleton, on 22 Feby. 1883 MR. JOHN MUNRO, aged 59 Years. Funeral will take place on Saturday, 24th inst. at 10 a.m. from his late residence to Cram's Cemetery. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. ---------- Born in Appleton (Lanark County), Ontario, Canada on 31 JAN 1824 to John Munro and Janet Paterson. John Munro married Sarah Simpson and had 9 children. He passed away on 22 FEB 1883 in Appleton (Lanark County), Ontario, Canada. John Munro Parents John Munro 1794 - 1873 Janet Paterson 1799 - 1866 Spouse Sarah Simpson 1836 - 1911 Children Sarah Ann (Annie) Munro 1862 - 1954 Mary Jane 'Jennie' Munro 1864 - 1941 John George Munro 1856 - 1943 Lucy Munro 1876 - 1963 Neil Munro 1858 - 1930 William (Will) Henry Munro 1860 - 1918 James Howard Munro 1866 - 1956 Alexander Paterson Munro 1869 - 1927 Andrew Thomas Munro 1871 - 1877	Munro, John Jr. (I14578)
6199	From his obituary: "Mr Duncan was of a retiring disposition and never sought public office of any kind, preferring the quiet of his own home. He was of a robust constitution, and even until not long ago he thought nothing of a tramp out to the farm and spending the day busily working about because he loved to work."	Duncan, James (I2328)
6200	From Jane Massey, 2013: 5 John Newman Lorn Massey b. Apr.19,1903 d.Oct.9,1996 m.Mary Isobell 'Marybell' Campbell m. Jun.16,1937 b.Jul.14,1907 d.Nov.2,1952 (dau. of John William Wallace Campbell & Elizabeth Dewar Storie) m.Inez Evelyn Perrault m.Jan.1,1974 b.Aug.28,1909 d.Nov.16,1992 ========= In hospital at Perth, Ontario on Monday, November 16, 1992, Inez Evelyn Perrault, formerly of Carleton Place, in her 64th year, beloved wife of John L Massey and by pre?vious marriage of the late Harris Massey, Dear mother of Beryl (Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs) of Ashton Stepmother of Fern Carpenter, Heather (Mrs. Garnet Brown), Helen (Mrs. Earl Sadler), Blyth (Penny), Cora (Mrs. Claude Nolan), Eldon (Agnes) and Jane Nolan Survived by 2 grandchildren, 16 step-grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchil?dren Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place, on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Reverend Robert Hill officiating. Inter?ment Munster Union Cemetery, Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.	Massey, John Newman Lorne (I3672)

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FISHER, Ida Matilda __
In hospital at Carleton Place, Ont., Tuesday, December 26, 1967, Ida Matilda Geddes, in her 54th year, beloved wife of John A. Fisher, dear mother of William, Mrs E. (Marion) Moore, Lloyd, Mrs J. (Lois) Graham and Marjorie, predeceased by a son, Clarence. Resting Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, until Thursday at 1.30pm thence to Christ Church, Ashton, for service at 2pm. Interment Munster Union cemetery.
(The Ottawa Journal -- Tuesday, December 26, 1967)

Geddes, Ida Matilda (I30552)

6152

FLEMING, Doris Former Co-Owner of Fleming Funeral Home, Carleton Place Retired R.N. Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital Peacefully in hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, June 1, 2002 at the age of 92. Doris Elizabeth Ionson, beloved wife of the late Edwin (Ed) Fleming. Predeceaed by her daughter Anne McGinnis. Dear grandmother of Janet and her husband Colin Hulford, Vancouver and great-grandmother of Lucy and Duncan Hulford. Dear mother-in-law of George McGinnis, Kingston. Survived by a brother Bill (Joan) Ionson of Jarvis and by a sister Marion (Burt) Davidson of Scarborough. Predeceased by brothers Bert and Sandy Ionson and by sisters Jean Saunders and Peg Woolley. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment to follow in Dewars Cemetery, Ashton. In memory of Doris, memorial donations to the Carleton Place Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Ionson, Doris E. R. N. (I6216)

6153

Florence was also married to Egbert John Carson. Florence Dunfield moved from Quyon Quebec to Winnipeg where she married Egbert Carson in 1906. They journeyed to China where they were missionaries. After his death she returned to Canada and lived briefly in Charleville, her late husband's home near Prescott, then back to Winnipeg. She returned to China in 1917 with her children. She married James Neave in 1922 in Rockwood. James and Florence eventually retired in Rockwood to be near her sisters, Lena Dunfield Jolliffe, Edna (Ted) Dunfield Guild and Alice Dunfield Bell. They and their husbands are all buried in Rockwood Cemetery.

Dunfield, Florence Emma (I16450)

6154

Followed by commital service in Carberry Plains Cemetery, Carberry, Manitoba.

Garland, Mary Irene (I30857)

6155

For his role in bringing Protestants and Catholics together in rebellion against the British, James McCann was hanged on 27 June 1798. The protestant McCann is buried in the Killinchy Catholic Parish Cemetery in County Down, Northern Ireland.

McCann, James (I6716)

6156

FORD, Ethel Viola
ACCIDENTALLY at Brockville, on Tuesday, December 4, 1973, Ethel Viola Lewis, age 61 years, beloved wife of Elwin Ford of Smiths Falls; dear mother of Stanley, Robert, Dorothy (Mrs. Maurice Moss) all of Smiths Falls; sister of Joseph and John Lewis of Munster. Resting at the Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. Funeral service in St. John's Anglican Church, Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. D958D

Lewis, Ethel Viola (I14516)

6157

Forest Lawn Memorial Park+, Burnaby Cemetery
Alfreda Anne E Joynt

Event Date: 1975 2 4 (Yr/Mo/Day)
Age: 71
Gender: female
Event Place: Vancouver

Reg. Number: 1975-09-002748
B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13340
GSU Microfilm Number: 2050440

Joynt, Alfreda Ann Elizabeth "Freda" (I30099)

6158

FORETELLING A WEDDING
to take place in the late summer is the announcement made today by Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward of the engagement of their daughter, Edna Dorothy, to Mr, Gerald Bonar Sutherland, son of Mrs. Sutherland and the late Mr. R. J. Sutherland, of Shawnigan Lake and formerly of Summerland. The bride-elect, who has been on the staff of the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, served overseas as an escort officer for war brides. Her fiance who is attending the University of B.C., was overseas with the RCAF,

Family: Dr. Gerald Bonar Sutherland / Edna Dorothy Hayward (F11285)

6159

Former Regina woman dies, 54
Daughter of a prominent pioneer family, Mrs. Reginald J. Williams, the former Margaret Grassick Duncan, died Friday in Montreal at the age of 54. She had been ill only a few days. Mrs. Williams was the daughter of Mrs. Duncan, one of Regina's first settlers.
Born in Regina, Mrs. Williams was educated in Regina public schools, Regina College; Havergal Westburn colleges, Toronto, and the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Her husband, the late Reginald J. Williams, assistant gereral manager of the Bank of Montreal, died in Montreal five years ago. Mr. and mrs. Winnipeg and Toronto, before moving to Montreal.
Predeceased by her father, husband and a sister Mrs. Eugene Duclos, she is survived by her mother and a nephew, Duncan duclos, of Montreal.
Funeral service will be held at First Presbyterian church, Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with Dr. Norman Kennedy officiating. Interment will be in the family plot in Regina cemetery

Duncan, Margaret Grassick (I3365)

6160

Forrester MacKinnon, 357 Waverley St., for over 30 years a member of the staff of John M. Garland Son and Company Limited, and a prominent member of Knox Presbyterian church, died yesterday at a local hospital after an illness of several months' duration.

Mr. MacKinnon, who was in his 60th year, was born at Whycocomagh, N.S., a son of the late Murdock Mackinnon and his wife Alice Cythia Fullerton. When three years of age he came to Ottawa with his father and lived here since. Throughout his many years' service with the firm of John M. Garland and Company, wholesale dry goods distributors, where he was in charge of the shipping department, he enjoyed the fullest confidence of his employers and was universally popular and respected. His passing will be keenly regretted by his fellow employes and members of the firm.

One of the most respected members of Knox Presbyterian church, Mr. Mackinnon had occupied many positions during the course of his 50 years' connection with the congregation. For many years he had been a member of the temporal committee and served as its secretary, and for the past eight years had been treasurer of the church. He was also an honored member of the kirk session.

Tribute was paid to his character and qualities by Very Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, minister, speaking last night to The Citizen. "He was a most faithful member of the church, and of the greatest service. His loss will be keenly felt by all of us." he said, "and he was esteemed by all who knew him."

Mr. Mackinnon also took a lively interest in matters relating to public affairs of the city, but never offered himself for public office.

Surviving hime besides his wife, formerly Miss Mary Edna McDiarmid, of Carleton Place, are one sister, Mrs. Alex I. Fisher, wife of Mr. Justice Fisher of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and two brothers, Alexander and William Mackinnon of Western Canada. Another brother, Rev. George Mackinnon, predeceased him three years ago.

The funeral will be held from the parlors of George H. Rogers Limited, 172 Elgin street, to Pinecrest cemetery, but the time and date are not yet arranged.

The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, Wednesday, September 9, 1936, page 15

MacKinnon, Forrester (I38711)

6161

Fort Gratiot
Mr. Kenneth James Wakeham, 91, of Fort Gratiot, died Monday, August 4, 2008.
He was born November 15, 1916 to the late James E. and Olive Wakeham. He married Margaret Gordon on August 2, 1937 in Port Huron. She died June 4, 2004.
Mr. Wakeham was a tool and die maker with Prestolite Wire Company. He retired to Florida, where he lived for 23 years. He loved cars and was interested in the history of Port Huron. He held strong opinions and didn't hesitate to share them.

He is survived by two daughters, Beverly (Marlin) Lambert of Fort Gratiot and Carol Sheridan of Port Huron; two sons, Thomas (Patricia) Wakeham, Sr. of Fort Gratiot and David Wakeham and Mary Klein of Marysville; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by a grandson, Steven Lambert; two brothers, Gerald and Robert Wakeham; and a son-in-law, Patrick Sheridan.

Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 7, 2008 in Lakeside Cemetery Chapel with visitation beginning at 12:30 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Clair County Allied Veterans Council.

Wakeham, Kenneth James (I35663)

6162

FORT GRATIOT -- Margaret E. Wakeham, 87, of Fort Gratiot, died, Friday, June 4, 2004 in Port Huron Hospital.

She was born March 31, 1917 in Port Huron to the late George and Mary Belle Gordon.

She married Kenneth J. Wakeham on Aug. 2, 1937 in Port Huron.

Mrs. Wakeham was the Manager of Winkelman's for over 20 years. She and her husband Kenneth lived in Florida for 20 years prior to returning to Port Huron two years ago.

She is survived by her husband of 67 years, Kenneth; two daughters, Carol Sheridan of Port Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin (Beverly) Lambert of Fort Gratiot; two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Wakeham Sr. of Fort Gratiot and David Wakeham of Marysville; 13 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; one great- great-grandchild.

She was preceded in death by a son-in-law Patrick Sheridan and a brother, Lewis Elmer Gordon.

Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday in the Lakeside Cemetery Chapel.

Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider the American Cancer Society.

To send condolences and messages of sympathy, visit pollockrandallfuneralhome. com.

Originally published Sunday, June 6, 2004 in the Times Herald.

Gordon, Margaret E. (I35664)

6163

Founding Families of Beckwith

Family: John S. Leach / Mary Jane Graham (F1474)

6164

fr. Bob Sterne
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1901 census,Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co., ON
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death register, Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co., ON
d.o.b. listed
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Kidd, Florence Emily (I3974)

6165

fr. Bob Sterne

Maxwell, Jane (I3809)

6166

fr. Bob Sterne

Kidd, William York (I3970)

6167

Frances Gamble McKitrick was a daughter of Lindsay and Myrtle Arbuckle, married November 03, 1979, at Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Russell McKitrick.

Arbuckle, Frances Gamble (I22188)

6168

Frances was christened September 23, 1792 in Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire, England. She married James Townsend February 20, 1815 in Mansfield Nottinghamshire, England.

Her father was Thomas Crich, born 1760 and her mother Frances Dore, born 1763.

Mother of Elizabeth Townsend

Crich, Frances (I30904)

6169

Francis C. Neuman, 36, of Rt. 1, Manitowoc, veteran of World War II, died
Thursday morning at Veterans Administration Hospital Wood, where he had
been since August.
Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at Pfeffer Funeral Home,
Manitowoc, and at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew Catholic Church. The Rev. D. L.
Krembs will officiate and burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Neuman was born Nov. 11, 1925, in the Town of Buffalo, Marquette
County, son of Joseph and Verona Helniak Neuman. He came to
Manitowoc with his parents in 1939 and attended St. Boniface Parochial
School. He married Helen Cain Aug. 7, 1947.
A veteran of World War II, he was a technician-5 with the Army, serving in
Company C of the First Tank Battalion from June 22, 1945 to July 31, 1946.
Before his illness he had been employed a general maintenance contractor at
Manitowoc for 16 years. He was a member of Holy Name Society.
Surviving are his wife, five sons (names omitted for privacy); his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Neuman of Manitowoc; seven brothers (names omitted),
and three sisters (names omitted),
Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Sunday where the Rosary
will be recited at 7:30 p.m. by Holy Name Society and St. Andrew Parish.
Manitowoc Herald Times, November 9, 1962 P. 11

Neuman, Francis Clifford. (I42240)

6170

Frank was the son of John J. Lancaster and Cecilia Clark. He married Sarah Ann Hannan on 26 Oct 1909 at Ottawa, Carlton County, Ontario, Canada.

Lancaster, Francis Gordon "Frank" (I28183)

6171

Fraser-Mains, Myrtle Olive
At Medex Nursing Home on Thursday, February 26, 2004, in her 98th year. Beloved wife of Alton Mains and the late Merritt Fraser. Loving mother of Leonard Fraser (Helen) and Lois Taylor (Ron). Loving grandmother of Gregory Fraser, Kimberly Ross (Ian), Cathy Murch (Roger), Rhonda Harris (Raymond), and Wayne Taylor. Pre-deceased by her granddaughter Deborah Fraser. Great grandmother to eight. Step mother to Anne Tubman (John), Reba Featherstone (Glen), Henry Mains (Carol) and John Mains (Edna). Friends may call at the Garden Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 3440 Richmond Rd. (between Baseline Rd. and Bayshore Dr.) Nepean on Sunday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Funeral service in the chapel on Monday at 11:00 a.m. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. If you would like to make a donation in memory of Myrtle please consider the Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, 503 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON K1H 1C4.

Newcombe, Olive Myrtle (I32077)

6172

FRED I. WANNEMACHER Albion Fred J. Wannemacher, 62, a Kendall businessman for the put 10 years and founder of the Hannemacher Bakery in Rochester, died in Albion Hospital Saturday (Dec. 13, 1952) after a brief illlneu Mr. Wannemacher founded the bakery in 1919 at a Park Ave. address and removed it to Main St. E. in 1 329. He was active in business until his illness intervened about a month ago. He was a member of the Rochester Rotary Club; Ancient Craft Lodge. FA AM; Master Bakers Association, Rochester YMCA, Rochester Chamber of Commerce and the Porcupine Hunting Club. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth, and two sisters, Mrs. J. T. Walther and Miss Eva L. Wannemacher. A service will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Hedges Memorial Chapel. 271 University Ave., Rochester. The Rev. George Ulp of Brighton. Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. The family has requested that no flowers be sent and suggests that donations instead may be made to the Sunshine Camp fund of the Rotary Club.

Wannemacher, Fred John (I794)

6173

Fred was born 30 January 1917 in the Esk, Saskatchewan area. His parents were Albert and Martha (Wildeman) Podjan who were farmers in the Esk district. He had a brother, Albert Jr, and a sister, Martha. His father died in March 1918 when Fred was one year old. His mother married Henry Brenner. Fred went to work in the mines and other jobs in Ontario during the 1930's. He then returned to Saskatchewan and worked for the CPR until he could start his own farm. He married Ethel Leggott in the fall of 1941. They farmed north of Esk and raised a daughter and a son. They retired in Langian and spent their last years in Central Parkland Lodge in Lanigan. Fred died in February 2003 and was buried in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Lanigan.

Podjan, Frederick Thomas (I33480)

6174

Freda was the fifth child of Thomas and Marion Hand. She is predeceased by her 7 siblings, her parents, and her husband of 50 years, Everett Smith. Freda is lovingly remembered by her daughter Janalee (Scott) Cowan and their children, Leesha, Terrill and Geordie; her son Greg (Michelle) Smith and their children, Rylan and Tyler. She loved walking, spending time with family, visiting with her friends over coffee, and spending time in her yard tending her flower and vegetable gardens. Freda enjoyed walking and often spent many hours walking the Malls. She was always very proud of her grandchildren and their accomplishments.

Hand, Freda May (I25825)

6175

Freddie and Sidney last known residence was Chatham, ON

Family: Sidney Leroy Clunis / Marjorie Winnifred Merilees (F132)

6176

Frederick (Freddie) McCoy, aged 4 years, 11 months, died following a lengthy illness at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Wednesday, July 21st. Older son of Mr. And Mrs. Orville McCoy, of Stittsville, Freddie had been in hospital for several months. His brave and cheerful disposition and pleasant smile made him a very special friend of all who knew him. In addition to his parents he is survived by one brother, Allen, and his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy of Stittsville and Mr. William Baird of Carp, also several uncles and aunts and little cousins. The funeral, which was very largely attended, was held to Stittsville United Church on Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by the Rev. T. P. Shaver, of Alcove, Que., who preached a very comforting sermon. Five little boys sang "Safe in the arms of Jesus." The pallbearers were Ivan Seabrook, Bert Kenny, R. J. Baird and Milton Armstrong. The floral offerings were numerous and besides a pillow from Daddy, Mamma and Allen, included pieces from the following: Grandma and Grandpa McCoy; Grandpa Baird and family; Alfred, May and Jean; Harold, Lois and family; Mable, Clifford, Evelyn and Bert; Jennie, Ellard and family; Ruby Sherriffe, Weldon and Dale; Augusta and Milton Armstrong; Billie and Dougie Kenney; Stan Logan; Mavis Hartin; Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pretty; Donald Moore; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bell; Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hartin, Mrs. LaSalle, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Garvie and Mrs. Smith; Lornie Sparks; Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foley; Mrs. T. Hueston.
Source: The Carp Review, Carp, Ontario, 5 August 1948, Page 1, Col 3.

McCoy, Frederick William (I26150)

6177

Frederick Alexander Kidd
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
In office
1975-1979
Constituency Banff
Personal details
Born July 29, 1921
Nordegg, Alberta
Died March 22, 1997
Political party Progressive Conservative
Spouse(s) Helen Kidd
Occupation Geologist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Kidd

Family: Frederick Alexander "Fred" Kidd / Helen Winifred Brown (F1731)

6178

Frederick Simpson, age 21, born est. 1848, son of Obadiah Simpson and Mary Simpson, married Rebecca Post, age 18, born est. 1851, daughter of Isaac Post and Jeminia Post.
Frederick Simpson and Rebecca Post married on October 31, 1869 in Brighton Village, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada.
Source- Ontario Marriages 1869-1927.

1881 Census of Canada -Children were as-
Augusta- Born abt. 1872 married H. Wright
Irvine - Born August 15, 1874
Gertrude- Born abt. 1876
Edna- Born abt. 1878
Isaac- Born abt. 1880
All above children born in Ontario

1891 Census of Canada- Children were as-
Irvine, age 18, born August 15, 1874 in Ontario.
Gertie, age 15
Roy, age 11
Carri May "Dolly" , age 8, married John Knox on October 21, 1902 in the R.M. Franklin.
Maud, age 5, married James Hales.
Floria, age 2- Florence born June 17, 1889, in Morris, Mb.
Harold "Harry" , age 5 months born in Mb.

Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1931-024108 indicates Frederick Walter Simpson died May 6, 1931 in Winnipeg, Mb. and also incls. birth date October 15, 1848.
Marker indicates "1848-1930".
A/K/A "Frederick Willard".

Simpson, Frederick Walter "Fred" (I28424)

6179

Friday 11 feb 1916 Stone 150
Almonte Gazette front page

Funeral of Mrs. Alexander
The remains of the late Mrs. Frank Alexander, who died at Govan, Sask. last week reached Almonte on Sunday morning, accompanied by her husband. the funerl took place on Monday afternoon from the residence of her brother, Mr. W. E. Scott, and among the town friends who attended were others from smiths Falls, Carleton Place, clayton and other places. The remains were placed in the eighth line cemetery vault.
Maiden name: Minnie E. Scott.

1916, Friday February 4, The Almonte Gazette page 4

?b?DEATH'S HARVEST?/b?
Mrs Alexander
Word of the sudden death of Mrs Frank N. Alexander (nee Minnie Scott), was received on Tuesday, February 1st, by her brother, Mr W.E. Scott, of town. A letter received the day before contained no hint, even of illness, which added to the sudden shock. The late Mrs Alexander was the youngest daughter of Mrs S. Baldwin, by her former husband, the late Wm Scott, was born in Ramsay, and was 34 years of age. She taught school in Almonte for several years, and in 1907 she went west to take a position as teacher at Govan, Sask. About five years ago she was married to Mr Frank N. Alexander, who, with two children, a boy of four years and a little girl of two years, are left to mourn, besides her mother, three sisters and two brothers. These are Mrs R.W. Young, of Ramsay; Mrs John Robertson, of Castor, Alta; Mrs W.S. Baldwin, of Govan, Sask; Mr W.E. Scott, town. Mrs Alexander's death is the first break in the family circle since her father's. The remains are being brought to Almonte for burial, and are expected to reach her on Sunday morning's Imperial Limited. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of her brother, Mr W.E. Scott.

Scott, Minnie Etheline (I1840)

6180

Friday December 19, 1919, The Almonte Gazette, front page
AGED LADY DIES IN ALMONTE STORE
Mrs Matilda More Met Death
While Doing Some Shopping on Monday Morning. Mrs Matilda More, and aged lady of the New England section, died suddenly in Mr J.F. Patterson's drug store on Mill St., on Monday morning. She had been doing some shopping and on her way home felt faint. She entered Mr. Patterson's store to rest, and suddenly fell to the floor. Medical assistance was called immediately but life was extant when the doctors arrived. Mrs More, who was the widow of William More, for many years a well-known Ramsay farmer, lived alone. She was eighty-four years of age. The late Mrs More was the daughter of Edward Nicholson, a Scotsman, who settled in Ramsay. She was born at Leckey's Corners. She was married when quite young and lived all her life on the Seventh Line of Ramsay until about nine years ago when she removed to Almonte. She was much beloved and respected. She leaves four sons and three daughters: Mary, Mrs Edge, of Ottawa; Ellen, Mrs Lester, of Colorado; Annie, Mrs J. Andrews, of Ramsay; Edward and Donald, of Smoky Falls, Ont.; Charles and James, of Ramsay. The Funeral, which was largely attended, took place on Wednesday to the Eighth Line Cemetery. Rev S. Gorley Brown, who was her minister, conducted the services

Nicholson, Matilda (I11488)

6181

Friday June 2 1893,The Almonte Gazette, front page
?b?
Obit.?The Late Wm Scott?/b?
Mr. Wm. Scott, the well-known farmer of the 3rd line of Ramsay, died on Saturday last, from an attack of heart failure, and was buried in the cemetery at Boyd's Settlement on Monday, the funeral being largely attended. The late Mr. Scott was born in Ireland 78 years ago, and came to Canada in 1849 - forty-four years ago. He spent those forty-four years in Ramsay township. Mr. Scott was married three times, and had sixteen children, thirteen of whom survive, with fifty-three grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren, to mourn his loss.

Scott, William Henry (I1405)

6182

Friday May 17 1901, The Almonte Gazette front page

?b?A Ramsay Pioneer's Death?/b?
Ramsay township lost one of its pioneers last Saturday by the death of Mr William More, at the age of 73 years. Deceased had been ill more or less for a year or so, and the last six months was confined to the house most of the time and suffered greatly from a disease of the stomach. for over three weeks prior to his death he did not take a particle of nourishment except water. Born in Ramsay, he lived in that township all his life, and, being thrifty and industrious, he was able to accumulate sufficient of this world's goods to give each of his six sons a comfortable farm and home. He leaves a widow (nee Catherine Nicholson) and the following children: Mrs Edge, Ottawa; Mrs Ledgerwood, in the U.S.; Misses Annie and Kate, on the homestead; John, in Russell township; Edward, of Killaloe; Donald, George, Charles and James, of Ramsay. Three children are dead. The late Mr More was somewhat eccentric in manner, but has a genial streak in his nature that won him not a few friends. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon to the eighth line cemetery, and was largely attended. Rev Mr Hutcheon officiated.

More, William "Willie" (I11487)

6183

Friday May 8, 1896 Stone 343
The Almonte Gazette front page

?b?Obit. -Mrs. Gilbert Forgie
?/b?About seven o'clock on Monday morning last Mrs. Gilbert Forgie was stricken with apoplexy and died two hours later without regaining consciousness. She had previously suffered from an attack of the same trouble. Though the deceased had not been in robust health for several years, her many friends and relatives were shocked by the suddenness of her death. Althoguh the summons came suddenly, it did not find her unprepared, for hers was a a truly Christian life.
Mrs. Forgie, whose maiden name was Jane Dunfield, she was a native of the township of Goulbourn, and was in her 69th. year of her age. She was a sister of Dr. Dunfield of Petrolia, Ont. Deceased was well-knon in the neighbourhood as one of the kindest and most hospitable of women.
The large attendance at her funeral on Wednesday afternoon showed the high regard in which she was held by the whold community.The pall-bearers were Messrs Gavin Hamilton, Andrew Wilson, Wm. Young, Duncan Stewart, Alex Snedden and James Duncan.
To the aged husband, four sons and two daughters, to whom she was a devoted wife and an affectionate mother. We tender our sincerest sympathy.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. E. Mitchell, B. A., of St. John's church, of which congregation the deceased wa a consistent member.

Dunfield, Jane (I8002)

6184

From "A Kerfoot History" is the following, probably from the "Christian Guardian":
William Kerfoot was born in Coolcullen, County of Kilkenny, Ireland May 14, 1816, came to Canada in the year 1819, and settled in the Township of Beckwith, Ontario. He was converted to God in the summer of 1832, under the ministry of Rev J H Huston. The work was genuine, as his after life showed. He immediately united with the Wesleyan Methodist Church and continued a member to his death (fifty-one years) and he was a class leader in the church of his choice eighteen years. He was married to Miss Mary Brownlee of Goulbourn on May 6, 1841, and settled in the Township of Montague near Merrickville. His wife died January 16, 1869, and left him with twelve children to mourn her loss. In the spring of 1870 he moved to Warwick with eight children, the other four being settled. The twelve children are still living and all members of the Church. A few months before his death he sold his farm and built for himself a comfortable house in the Village of Watford where he intended to finish his days in retirement, but he passed away to his rest after a few weeks' illness on the 3rd of April, 1883 and was interred on the 5th, in the Warwick Cemetery. A memorial sermon was preached in the Church in which he was wont to worship by Rev T S Howard to a vast concourse of sympathetic friends. He was one of the pillars of the Church, and died as he lived, peaceful and happy.

Kerfoot, William (I19588)

6185

From "Ironwood Daily Globe," Ironwood, MI, 13 Oct 1964:

"?b?Bessemer. Mrs. Henry Brydges?/b?, 63, Palms Road, died Monday at noon at the Divine Infant Hospital, where she was admitted about two weeks ago. She had been under doctor's care due to diabetes for several years and had been hospitalized periodically during the time.

"Mrs. Brydges, the former Florence Becker, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becker, early pioneers, was born March 13, 1901, in Bessemer. she graduated from high school in 1918, and was subsequently employed by the Board of Education, as secretary to the superintendent until her marriage June 22, 1920, to Henry Brydges. They lived for a time in Puritan before moving to her present home in Palms. He died in 1956.

"Surviving are two sons, Roy of Beaumont, Tex., and Donald of Kenosha, Wis.; five daughters, Mrs. Orval Prudhomme of Iron River; Mrs. Jack Lyons of Waukegan, Ill.; Mrs. Raymond Sokolowski of White Pine; Mrs. Joseph Madjewski of Bessemer; and Shirley at home. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren, and one sister, and three brothers, including Mrs. Charles Reardon of Ashland, Wis.; Fred Becker of Crosby, Minn.; Erwin Becker of Ironwood; and Paul Becker of Bessemer.

"Mrs. Brydges are active in Parent-Teacher Associations and other community organizations. She was a member of the St. Sebastian Catholic Church."

Becker, Florence (I38464)

6186

From "Ironwood Daily Globe," Ironwood, Michigan, 12 Feb 1943:

"?b?William James Brydges?/b? of Puritan, 73 year old pioneer, died at 2 pm yesterday at Grand View hospital. He suffered a stroke earlier in the day.

"The deceased was born in Almonte, Canada, on March 26, 1869. For 35 years he made his home at Puritan and until his retirement in 1935 was surface foreman of the Puritan mine.

"Gardening had always been a hobby of his, and vegetable and fruit products of usual size and variety were a source of great pride to him.

"He leaves two sons, Henry of Anville and Clarence of Puritan; two brothers and a sister in Canada; eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mrs.Brydges died in 1931.

"Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Ironwood."

Bridges, William James (I38458)

6187

From a newspaper clipping on the Lanark County, Ontario GenWeb Site:

?b?Aaron George Barnett?/b?
"The death occurred at Haileybury on Wednesday, February 7th, of Mr. Aaron Barnett, who was born in Almonte in 1829, and for many years had his home here. Until a few months ago he resided with his son, Mr. Robert Barnett, at 660 Gilmour Street, Ottawa, at which time he went to reside with a daughter, Mrs. John McFarlane, Haileybury. He is survived by two sons, Robert of Ottawa and William of Pittsburgh; two daughters; Mrs. W. Banning, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. John McFarlane, of Haileybury; three sisters; Mrs. E. Blake and Mrs. Susan Hamilton of Hillsdale, Ill. The funeral will take place on Friday, 9th inst., from the residence of Mr. Wm. McMunn at ten o'clock a.m., to St. George'scemetery at Clayton."

There must be a transcription error, as three sisters are mentioned but only two are named.

Barnett, Aaron George (I13171)

6188

from Almonte

Ashton, Andrew (I2286)

6189

From Auld Kirk:
Amy Bertha Coulter (1859-1930) m. John Steele (1855-1929)
Alexander C. 1902-1910
Mary Kathleen 1892-1922
Active in WI and other organizations; taught public school before marriage;
3 sons - Arthur, Dominion Livestock Branch, Lawrencetown, NS; Ernest, Canada Power and Paper Co.; and James on homestead on 8th line.
2 dau. - Lou, Public Health Nurse, Woodsfield, OH; Beth, (Hal Kirkland) Valois, PQ;
2 sisters -Clara, Mrs. Clara (Dr.) Sparling and Beatrice

Coulter, James (I2500)

6190

From Bill Mains

Family: Stuart James "Jim" Kidd / Dorothy Harkness (F1680)

6191

From Biog of his grandson Dr. William Simpson, Lacombe Alberta

The paternal grandfather, William Simpson, was born in the north of Ireland and located in Ontario at an early day, making the trip across the ocean in an old sailing vessel, and coming to Ontario by way of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers. He was active in the building of the Rideau canal locks at Ottawa. When he came to Canada the present prosperous community of Ottawa consisted of but a few log houses, known as Bytown. He was a true pioneer of the country and he homesteaded land which was nothing but woods. To him fell the laborious task of clearing it and in due time he had one of the finest farms in the district, and resided thereon until his demise.

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Simpson, William (I6159)

6192

From Charles Simpson memorial stone: son Alfred Simpson died age 2 but no birth date given.

Simpson, Alfred (I34399)

6193

From FAG contributor # 49329383

The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 20 February 1903, Page 4

Died at Carleton Place Mrs Charles Patterson, who had attained the ripe old age of 88 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs R. Cavanagh, on Sunday evening last. The deceased lady, whose maiden name was Jane Lochead, was born in Scotland, and came to his country when quite young. She married Charles Patterson, who predeceased her by five years, and by their union were blessed with a family of eight
? six sons and two daughters, all of whom are living except Robert, the youngest. The children are: Geo., New York; William, Carleton Place; Mrs George Frances, Albany, Wis., Albert, in Cleveland; Richard, in Phillipine Islands; Mrs R. Cavanagh, and Charles Patterson, Carleton Place. The deceased lady was a granddaughter of the late Col McLeod, of the 42nd Highland regiment, who fought the war of Independence. She came with her parents to this country, when quite young, they settling in Dalhousie
township. After her marriage she lived in Perth for nearly 40 years and from the county town came to Carleton Place where she since resided. Mrs Patterson enjoyed good health and was about the house on Friday last. On Sunday evening the summons came and the spirit took its flight. The funeral will take place this afternoon to the 8th line Ramsay cemetery. ? Herald.

Lochead, Jane (I37190)

6194

From FAG Contributor # 49329383
1887, Friday October 28
The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 28 October 1887, Front Page
Mr Joseph Wilson, of Carleton Place, died on Friday evening last, after a few weeks' illness from an affection of the liver. Few men were better known throughout this section than deceased ? he having been prominently before the public as proprietor of the "Wilson House" for ten or twelve years ? and his geniality and goodheartedness won him many warm friends. Years ago he possessed an iron constitution, but, being his own worst friend, he took little care of it, for some time past had been a physical wreck. He was but 44 years and 10 months old at the time of his death. The funeral, which took place to the 8th line cemetery on Monday, was largely attended, and as the cortege moved along expression of deep sympathy and regret were heard on all sides. A widow and three children are left.

Wilson, Joseph (I38775)

6195

From FAG Contributor # 49329383
1892, Friday January 15
The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 15 January 1892, Front Page
The Late Mrs Dr Wilson
On Friday last Mrs Wilson, relict of Dr Wilson, passed away at the residence of her daughter, Mrs F. Sinclair, on Lake Avenue, aged 78 years. Mrs Wilson, whose maiden name was Janet McLaren, was an old resident, having lived for 50 years or more in Carleton Place, and was well known both far and near. Two of her sons, William and Alexander Wilson, reside in town. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon to the 8th line Ramsay cemetery, and was a very large one. The services were conducted by Rev Robt McNair, of St Andrew's of which church deceased was a member. The pall bearers were Messrs, J.F. Cram, Jas
Gilles, Alex Sibbit, Wm Pattie, Wm McDiarmid and L. McCallum. ? C.P. Herald

McLaren, Janet (I38774)

6196

From FAG Contributor # 49329383
The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 27 April 1894, Front Page

Local News ? Mr Charles Patterson, sen., of Carleton Place, died on Sunday, in his eightieth year, and
was buried in the eighth line cemetery on Tuesday. Death was due to cancer in the cheek, The Herald says: Mr Patterson leaves a wife, six sons and two daughters. The sons are George and Charles, at St Catharines; William here; Albert and Richard in Cleveland; and Robert in Calgary. The daughters are Mrs Robt Cavanagh here and Mrs Francis in Wisconsin.

Patterson, Charles (I36109)

6197

From FAG Contributor # 49329383
The Almonte Gazette, Friday, 7 April 1922, Front Page
Mrs Robert Cavanagh
Mrs Robt Cavanagh passed away on Tuesday at Carleton Place three months after her husband. Mrs Cavanagh was born in Perth, her maiden name being Martha Patterson, a daughter of the late Chas Patterson. When quite young she went with her parents to Carleton Place and as a young women met and married Joseph Wilson, a son of the late Dr Wilson. Mr Wilson died in 1887, leaving a son and two daughters ? Dr W. Wilson, of Edmonton, Mrs J.A. Goth, of Regina, and Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Stamford, Conn., all of whom were home for the last days with their mother. Some years after her husband's death Mrs Wilson married Mr Robert Cavanagh, who predeceased her only by a few months. Interment was made in the 8th line cemetery at Almonte.

Patterson, Martha M. (I38782)

6198

From His Funeral Notice:

DIED
At Appleton, on 22 Feby. 1883
MR. JOHN MUNRO,
aged 59 Years.
Funeral will take place on Saturday, 24th inst. at 10 a.m.
from his late residence to Cram's Cemetery.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
----------

Born in Appleton (Lanark County), Ontario, Canada on 31 JAN 1824 to John Munro and Janet Paterson. John Munro married Sarah Simpson and had 9 children. He passed away on 22 FEB 1883 in Appleton (Lanark County), Ontario, Canada.
John Munro
Parents
John Munro 1794 - 1873
Janet Paterson 1799 - 1866
Spouse
Sarah Simpson 1836 - 1911
Children
Sarah Ann (Annie) Munro 1862 - 1954
Mary Jane 'Jennie' Munro 1864 - 1941
John George Munro 1856 - 1943
Lucy Munro 1876 - 1963
Neil Munro 1858 - 1930
William (Will) Henry Munro 1860 - 1918
James Howard Munro 1866 - 1956
Alexander Paterson Munro 1869 - 1927
Andrew Thomas Munro 1871 - 1877

Munro, John Jr. (I14578)

6199

From his obituary:
"Mr Duncan was of a retiring disposition and never sought public office of any kind, preferring the quiet of his own home. He was of a robust constitution, and even until not long ago he thought nothing of a tramp out to the farm and spending the day busily working about because he loved to work."

Duncan, James (I2328)

6200

From Jane Massey, 2013:

5 John Newman Lorn Massey b. Apr.19,1903 d.Oct.9,1996
m.Mary Isobell 'Marybell' Campbell m. Jun.16,1937 b.Jul.14,1907
d.Nov.2,1952 (dau. of John William Wallace Campbell & Elizabeth Dewar
Storie)
m.Inez Evelyn Perrault m.Jan.1,1974 b.Aug.28,1909 d.Nov.16,1992
=========
In hospital at Perth, Ontario on Monday, November 16, 1992, Inez Evelyn Perrault, formerly of Carleton Place, in her 64th year, beloved wife of John L Massey and by pre?vious marriage of the late Harris Massey, Dear mother of Beryl (Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs) of Ashton Stepmother of Fern Carpenter, Heather (Mrs. Garnet Brown), Helen (Mrs. Earl Sadler), Blyth (Penny), Cora (Mrs. Claude Nolan), Eldon (Agnes) and Jane Nolan Survived by 2 grandchildren, 16 step-grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchil?dren Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place, on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Reverend Robert Hill officiating. Inter?ment Munster Union Cemetery, Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

Massey, John Newman Lorne (I3672)

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