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Matches 6,201 to 6,250 of 12,186

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6201	from Killarney, MB	Folkett, Ainis Wilda (I3578)
6202	from LCGS site - Paisley Townhead Society List 1820 - indicates Robert, age 36 born in Bute, Agnes, his wife age 34,born in Paisley, he was a weaver, current residence Paisley, ages of male children 1 1/2, 7, 9, 11; Female children 4, 5, 16. Accompanied by 2 males +12; 1 male -12; 4 females -12. (This info may have been originally recorded incorrectly.) Photocopy of Marriage Register, was found in Paisley Museum Verbal history suggests that there were twins born in Canada who did not survive and who were buried under an oak tree in the field behind the barn on lot 10 Con 11 Ramsay Twp. In 1843 report Robert had paid 74 farthings eight shillings and 10 pence and his lot was described as 'middling lot, a good deal of rock'.	Duncan, Robert (I2314)
6203	From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993'- Married and a retired farmer and carpenter by trade, he died in the Chilliwack General Hospital in Chilliwack at the age of 74 years. His usual residence was on Quarry Road in Chilliwack. Son of George Edwin and Ann (n?e Walker) Bradwell [both parents born in England]; husband of Rhoda Lillian Caroline (n?e Simpson) Bradell. His wife, R. Lillian C. Bradwell of Quarry Road, was the informant on his death certificate. The remains of George Bradwell were cremated on 6 June 1979 at the Vancouver Crematorium.	Bradwell, George Edwin (I13716)
6204	From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993':- Widowed, she died at the age of 89 years in the Chilliwack General Hospital in Chilliwack, British Columbia. Daughter of Robert Milton and Evaline (n?e Brown) Simpson [father born in Smiths Falls, Ontario; mother born in England]; wife of the late George Edwin Bradwell. Her son, R. V. Bradwell of Lebelle Avenue in Chilliwack, was the informant on her death certificate. The remains of Rhoda Lillian Caroline (Simpson) Bradwell were cremated on 15 Jan 1953 at the Valley Crematorium in Chilliwack.	Simpson, Rhoda Lillian Caroline (I13715)
6205	From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993':- (#64-09-007762). Widowed, she died at the age of 77 years in the Vancouver General Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her usual residence was on West 54th Avenue in Vancouver. Daughter of Edward and Martha (n?e Law) Kenny; wife of the late John Andrew Buckham. Her daughter, Creighton Jean ('Jane') McGraw of Adera Street in Vancouver, was the informant on her death certificate, Cremation took place on 12 May 1964 at the Ocean View Burial Park in Burnaby, British Columbia.	Kenny, Laura Theresa (I29215)
6206	From Ottawa Citizen, 22 Oct 2003: ?b?McCRACKEN, Garnet Joseph?/b? Died peacefully, surrounded by his loving family at Extendicare in Peterborough on Monday, October 20, 2003 in his 86th year. Garnet was the beloved husband of Dorothy Margaret (nee Aitken) for over 55 years. Much loved and gentle father of John McCracken and his wife Evelyn of Peterborough, Ken McCracken and his long time friend Marion Wehner of Toronto and Janice and her husband Kevin Pichette of Burlington. "Poppa" to Conor and Finbar McCracken; Caitlin and Colleen Pichette. Dear brother of Gladys and her husband Otto Groskorth of Newmarket; brother-in-law of Lillian McCracken of Ottawa. Garnet was pedeceased by his parents Robert and Mary and his brothers Earle, Bruce and Nelson and his wife Hazel and sister Kathleen and her husband Jim Bedell. He retired after 20 years as an elementary school teacher for the Peterborough Board of Education after having served 25 years in the R.C.A.F. Garnet was a member of The Golden Tones Choral Group for many years; an avid Petes fan; an Elder of St. Andrew's United Church. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday at COMSTOCK FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 356 Rubidge Street, Peterborough, (705) 745-4683. Funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, October 24, 2003 at St. Andrew's United Church, 441 Rubidge Street, with Reverend Ann Foster officiating. Cremation will follow with interment in Carleton Place. Memorial donations to a charity of choice would be appreciated by the family.	McCracken, Garnet Joseph (I25291)
6207	From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial Pilot Officer Harry Christie Sheldon August 13, 1940 Service Number:42155 Force: Air Force Unit: Royal Air Force Division:61 Sqdn. Son of Thomas and Sarah E. Sheldon, of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Commemorated on Page 18 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance P/O H C Sheldon is remembered on his fathers marker in Edmonton, AB.	Sheldon, R.A.F. Pilot Officer Harry Christie (I29536)
6208	From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial- Military Service:- Rank: Corporal Service Number: 883617 Age: 27 Force: Army Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment) Division: 137th Battalion Additional Information:- A teacher by trade, he enlisted in the CEF on 1 June 1916 in Mirror, Alberta, Canada. Son of Thomas and Marion Pretty of Lanark, Ontario, Canada; husband of Sophia Jane Pretty of Edmonton, Alberta. Commemorated on Page 487 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.	Pretty, Corp. Robert Love (I24636)
6209	From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial- Military Service:- Rank: Lieutenant Age: 22 Force: Canadian Army Unit: Royal Canadian Artillery Additional Information:- Son of Richard A. Scott and Anna M. Scott of Welby, Saskatchewan, Canada. Lieutenant Richard Alston Scott is commemorated on Page 211 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.	Scott, Lieutenant Richard Alston (I1650)
6210	From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial- Military Service:- Rank: Private Service Number: 811790 Age: 24 Force: Army Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment) Division: 47th Battalion A farmer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 19 Jan 1916 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Son of John and Sarah J. Fraser of Edmonton; husband of Beatrice Fraser of Edmonton. Private Charles Sutherland Fraser is commemorated on Page 534 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.	Fraser, Private Charles Sutherland "Charlie" (I35060)
6211	From the Carleton Place Herald Birth/Marriage/Death Notices, Volume 5, Deaths 1897 - 1904 Source: Ottawa Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society SIMPSON On Apr 8 at the residence of her son-in-law, James Brown, 47 Arthur St., Ottawa, Mary Crawford, wife of the the late Samuel Simpson, age 106 yrs. Oldest woman in Ottawa, formerly of Ashton. Born Co. Down, Ireland, came to Canada c.1814 to Goulbourn, husband helped build Rideau Canal, he died 42 yrs ago. Family of 10, lvs 2: Mrs. James Brown [Agnes Ann] and William Simpson of Goulbourn. Int. Ashton. (Apr 11, 1899, p.1; col.5 & p.4, col.3) There is also a story from the Ottawa Evening Citizen from 1898 about Mary and an obituary in the same paper about her death.	Crawford, Mary Ann (I6103)
6212	From The Drumheller Mail, 3 Feb 1938, pg 3, in the "MUNSON" column: -- Death of Mr. A.M. Richardson This community was greatly shocked to learn of the death of A.M. Richardson in Edmonton last Thursday. Mr. Richardson, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson, had left Munson on the previous Friday, in his usual good spirits, and with no apparent apprehension as to the outcome of a serious cranial operation which he might have to submit to. Mr. Richardson will be greatly missed in every phase of community activity; he was an ardent church worker, having been a member of the choir for a number of years, and also was teacher of the intermediate boys' class in the Sunday School, and took a great interest in the social and sport life of the young people, and every project for the betterment of the village, while the promotion of the welfare of its citizens had his generous support. The entire district mourns the loss of this good man and deepest sympathy is offered the bereaved family. Funeral services were held in Munson United church on Monday afternoon, with Rev. F. Forster officiating, assisted by Rev. H.S. McDonald of Calgary. W.F. Lambert, Andrew Gibb, W.R. Sharpe, John Bowey, Gordon Adam and O.G. Sibbald were pall-bearers. Interment was made on Tuesday in a Calgary cemetery. Kenneth and Richard Lister, of Strome; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dewsbury, Michichi; Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Stowell, of Erskine; rs. C.F. Rannie, Mrs. H.S. McDonald and Mrs. J.V. Howey, of Calgary, were among the out-of-town relatives and friends attending the funeral of Mr. Richardson on Monday. ******* From The Drumheller Mail, 3 Feb 1938, pg 5: MR. A. M. RICHARDSON There passed away at the University Hospital at Edmonton on January 27, one of the most highly respected and popular residents of the Munson district, in the person of Arthur Melville Richardson. He was born at Apto, Ontario, on August 12, 1893, being in his forty-fifth year. He was the son of the late W.C. Richardson, latterly of Barrie, Ont. He moved with his family to Barrie in early life and attended the Collegiate in that town. For a time he was employed by Hambly Hardware Company. Mr. Richardson came to the West in 1910, filing a homestead in the Rowley district, where he continued to farm until 1925. He then joined the staff of the United Grain Growers' Ltd., and was stationed at Stavely, Queenstown and Richdale, coming to Munson in 1925, where he resided until his death. On February 1, 1915, he married Lillian Mary Russell, who with her little daughter Peggy, is left to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father. He also leaves on sister, Mrs. W.F. Richardson, of Rowley. Mr. Richardson was a valued and active member of the Munson United Church, being a member of the choir and a teacher in the Sunday School. During the time he was at Munson he took a very active part in the community life of the district and his talents as a singer were always in demand, and always given cheerfully. In a business way he was very highly regarded by his employers and had the confidence of those with whom he came in contact. In addition to his sorrowing relatives he leaves behind a large number who regarded him as a kind neighbor and sympathetic friend, and to the Munson district, a public spirited citizen whose passing will be deeply regretted. The funeral was conducted at the Munson United Church on Monday, the service being in charge of the Rev. Fred Forster, who was assisted by the Rev. H.S. McDonald, of Calgary, a close friend and former pastor. Mrs. K.M. Sturgeon and Mr. W.C. Cox sang very impressively, "A City Four-Square." Numerous floral tributes testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held: {long list of names snipped} The pall-bearers were: Messrs. G.C. Adam, W.R. Sharpe, Andrew Gibb, O.G. Sibbald, J. Bowle and W.F. Lambert. Interment was made in the Burnsland cemetery at Calgary. Funeral arrangements at Munson were in the hands of Winter Bros.' Funeral Chapel, of Drumheller. ****** From The Drumheller Mail, 10 Feb 1938, pg 4, in the "ROWLEY" column: Mr. A.M. Richardson, a former Rowley resident, and brother of Mrs. W.F. Richardson, passed away in Edmonton after a few days' illness. Mrs. Richardson, and son Lorne, and Keith Thomson, who were en route to Edmonton, were too late to see Mr. Richardson before he passed on. Mr. W.F. Richardson went to Edmonton with Mr. and Mrs. A.M Richardson. Everything was done to prolong life, with no success.	Richardson, Arthur Melville (I26519)
6213	From the family stories I've collected over the years Mary's mother died shortly after she was born and she was sent to live with her uncle in London, Ontario. I found an officer Gordon in the Wolseley barracks where James A Morrison was training in the infantry school corps. I can only surmise this is how they met? After James died in 1917 she moved to Lanark county to live with her son Malcolm and his family. As far as I know she taught school for a number of years in Lanark and lived out her remaining years in the DunStor lodge in Cornwall before being buried in the Woodlawn cemetery in Cornwall. Her grave is marked with a footstone which is an "M"	Gordon, Mary Ann (I17351)
6214	From the index to Ossory, Ferns and Leighton Marriage Bonds	Family: John Garland / Ellen Butler (F1251)
6215	From the Long Beach Press Obituary: Walter Percival Holden. Date 28 OCT 1918 Page 14 Column 4 Died Oct. 27, 1918. Of influenza and pneumonia. Born in Maberley, Canada, March 24, 1885, he came to Long Beach June 14, 1916, and worked as auditor at the Golden Gate Woolen Mills until he became manager of the liberty loan window at First National bank in October 1917. On Aug. 29, 1911, he married Helen Wilson, who survives him. Also survived by father A.E. Holden and brother J.K. Holden, both of Hollywood, and brother F.H. Holden, artillery captain with Pershing's forces in France. He was a member of the Redlands lodge B.P.O.E. and recently transferred to the Long Beach lodge.	Holden, Walter Percival (I13300)
6216	FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR It is with great sadness that I share the passing of Retired Fire Chief Art Brown. Art passed away peacefully on Friday, March 11th, surrounded by his wife and family. For over 45 years, Art served our community as a dedicated member of the Almonte, Almonte & Ramsay, and Mississippi Mills Fire Departments. Starting as a volunteer in 1969, he moved up the ranks from Firefighter to Lieutenant to Captain, and in 1983 was promoted to Deputy Chief. In 1997, Art was appointed by Council as the first full-time Fire Chief in Mississippi Mills. He went on to lead his team for 17 years before retiring in 2014. Art was a well-known, well-loved, and highly respected figure in our community. He will be deeply missed by his Fire Service Family, Municipal Council and Staff, and all those who had the privilege of knowing him. To honour our fallen Retired Fire Chief, flags at all municipal buildings have been lowered to half-mast. Please keep Art's wife, Diane, and the Brown family in your thoughts and prayers during this solemn time. Mayor Christa Lowry Municipality of Mississippi Mills ?b?Obituary for Art Brown ?/b? Brown, Art (Retired Fire Chief for Mississippi Mills) After a courageous battle with cancer, Art passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his loving family on Friday, March 11, 2022. Art, of Almonte, Ontario, in his 76th year. Beloved wife, confidante and best friend for 52 years to Diane (nee Elliott). Affectionately known as "Art Brown's daughters", Heather-Lee Brown Fortington (Jason McDonald), and Lianna Brown (Roger Brown). Proud Popa to Dylan "Wee Man" and Addie "Baby Girl". Predeceased by his parents Gerald and Agnes (nee Weatherdon). He was a devoted brother and is survived by Alice Charlebois (the late Ron), Ann Minnille (Wayne), George (Ruth), Gary (Nora) and brother-in-law Garry Dalgity (the late June). Loving uncle to his treasured nieces and nephews. Friend to All. Donations in memory of Art may be made to the Mississippi Mills Fire Department or the Queensway Carleton Hospital (Cancer Clinic). A heartfelt thank-you to Dr. Karen Turcotte, Sarah Munro RN, Advance Care Paramedic Scott Smith, and Oncologist Dr. Scott Laurie for their compassionate care and friendship to Art and his family. A Celebration of Art's Life will be held at Mississippi Mills Station 1 (478 Almonte St. - if needed, please use the Almonte Civitan Hall (500 Almonte St.) to park) on Saturday, April 2, 2022 at 2:30pm with reception to follow. Funeral Arrangements Entrusted Into The Care Of C.R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel Inc. (127 Church St., Almonte, ON., 613-256-3313) Condolences & Tributes: www.crgamble.com	Brown, Fire Chief retired Art (I32285)
6217	From The Vancouver Sun Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 03 Jan 1950, Tue ? Page 12 Mrs. Prowd, Radiologist's Widow, Dead Mrs. Nettie Florence Prowd, 1412 Balfour, widow of Dr. C. Wesley Prowd, died in St. Paul's Hospital Sunday night. , Mrs. Prowd had lived more than 40 years in Vancouver. Dr. Prowd. outstanding radiologist and cancer specialist died last June. Dr. Prowd was twice president of 'the Canadian Radiological Society and was a pioneer physician of this city. Mrs. Prowd was born in Winnipeg 63 years ago. daughter of W. S. Barry. In earlier days in Vancouver she was a noted horsewoman and appeared in many of the city's largest horse shows. She leaves two daughters, Pat, Vancouver newspaper woman and Barry of Los Angeles; sons, W.G. and A. A. Eccles both of this city. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the : Church of St. Peter and St. Paul with T. Edwards Co. in charge. Interment will be in Ocean View Burial Park	Barry, Carmanetta Florence (I41383)
6218	From The Vancouver Sun Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 09 Jun 1949, Thu ? Page 3 DEATH came today to Dr. C. Wesley Prowd, 66, director of radiology at St. Paul's Hospital. One of British Columbias outstanding medical men, Dr C Wesley Prowd, 1412 Balfour, died early today of a heart attack. He died in St Paul's Hospital, the institution where, as director of radiology, he had battled indefatigably for cancer sufferers. He had been on St. Paul's staff for 39 years. Dr Prowd, recognized in the medical profession as the "best X-ray man in B.C.," brought the first supply of radium into the province in 1915. He was also recognized as an outstanding authority on the continent in the interpretation of X-ray pictures. Dr. Proud, who celebrated his 66th birthday only last Saturday, was taken ill Monday. Born in Ontario, he was graduated from the school of medicine, Toronto University, in 1908, and came to Vancouver at that time with three fellow graduates, Dr. G. H. Worthington, the late Dr. Walter Verral and the late Dr. G. E. Richards. Together, the four young doctors formed a clinic here and installed the first modern X-ray machine in St. Paul's Hospital in 1912. Dr. Prowd and Dr. Richards joined the hospital staff in 1910, Dr. Prowd later becoming director of radiology when Dr. Richards left for Toronto where he became professor at Toronto University and noted in cancer research before his death last year. A lover of outdoor life, Dr. Prowd was a life member and past president of the world-famous Banff Trail Riders and seldom missed a summer trail ride. He was twice president of Canadian Radiological Society; past president of Terminal City Club; member of the Vancouver Club and Point Grey Golf Club and director of the Western Life Assurance Company. He leaves his wife and two daughters, Pat and Barry, and two step-sons, Alan and William Eccles. Funeral services will be announced later.	Prowd, Dr. Charles Wesley (I41384)
6219	From the Western Globe of April 11, 1917: After a short illness, Robert McNaughton, one of Lacombe's best known and most highly respected old timers, passed away on Thursday last (April 5th), aged 71 years. The funeral was held on Saturday and was attended by a large number of friends of the family. Deceased came to Lacombe 22 years ago from Almonte, Ontario, and with his family resided in Lacombe ever since. He leaves to mourn his demise, his wife and and ten children - seven girls and three boys - all grown up. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends in the Lacombe district.	McNaughton, Robert (I13232)
6220	From Unknown Newspaper: "Edgewood Farm, Marlboro, February 2--It is with sorrow we chronicle the calling away from amongst us of one of our oldest and most respected citizens, Mr. William Garland, whose name was fimiliar to nearly every one in th county of Carleton, passed peacefully away on the 29th January, 1892, in the 83rd year of his age. He was born in Ireland in 1809, came to Canada with his parents when 11 years old. the family consisted of 16 persons, viz. father, mother, eight sons and six daughters; each of the children upon reaching maturity married. twelve settled in the county of Carleton and two in the county of Lanark, where the scriptural injunction as complied with to multiply and replenish the earth. four of the brothers died between the ages of 82 and 84 years. "Mr. Garland chose farming as his vocation. He first settled on a farm in the township of Goulbourn. Not finding the land what he anticipated he moved to the township of North Gower, then being opened up. He secured a farm upon which he lived until 1883. At that time he and his wife feeling old age coming upon them, resolved that the care and exertion of conducting a farm was too much for them. He disposed of it and procured a house in the villiage of North Gower, to use his own words "within the shadow of the church" where he remained eight years when again the feeling overcame him that the care or even the management of a house was too much for them at their advanced age and decided to board. He found a suitable place on the farm known as "Edgewood Dairy farm" in Marlboro adjoining North Gower, owned by John Mccordick, Esq., whose wife was a favorite niece. The old homestead being built of stone, large and airy and surrounded by beautiful evergreens, they hoped to spend their summer months pleasantly, but in that they have been disappointed. Their stay with Mr. Mccordick was most agreeable, and nearly his last words were in acknowledgment of the kindness he had received. Mr. McCordick in conversation, after his death, said, that in his illness he never heard him make a complaint, that his object seemed to be to give as little trouble as possible. "The funeral was conducted from Edgewood Farm on sunday and was tehlargest seen in that locality for a long time upwards of 60 teams formed the cortege. The sad procession was led by rev. robt. Atkinson incumbent, North Gower, to the old stone built church in that village, in the shadow of which he lived for so many ears. During the half mile before reaching the church theold bell tolled forth the solemn warning that a member of this earthly habitation had been called to his heavenly home. Rev. Mr. Atkinson conducted a most impressive service. the choir sang with organ accompaniment several hymns suitable to the occasion. Rev. Mr. Atkinson, under whose charge he has been for some time, preached a most impressive sermon. His words of comfort to the sorrowing friends were such as to give hope for a glorious resurrection. His prayers for the bereaved widow, who had lost one who had been a partner for about three-score years, caused the eyes of strong men to become bedimmed with tears. Service over the peocession re-formed and wneded its solemn way to the old churchyard at Wellinfton in which stands the little white church surrounded by hundreds of white marble monuments each one telling its own story. It may be remarked that the Wellington cemetery or churchyard, as it is called, is strikingly beautiful, sloping back to the west from the high road, displaying its solemn contents to the passers-by, while close on the eastern side flows the Rideau river in its silent meanderings, serene in its peacefulness fearing, as it were, to disturb the quiet dead. "In a grave near the summit they laid him and the Rev. Mr. Atkinson, who travelled these long miles over bad roads, was at this post to perform the last rites of the church, which he did most solemnly, while around the grave for the time it took to offer up his solemn offering of hopeful words every head remained uncovered and silent awe prevailed."	Garland, William James (I6783)
6221	From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Thomas Kidd (Ontario MPP)) Jump to: navigation, search Thomas Ashmore Kidd Thomas Ashmore Kidd (May 1, 1889 ? December 19, 1973) was speaker of the Legislature of Ontario in 1930-1934 and served as Conservative MLA for Kingston from 1926 to 1940 and Progressive Conservative MP for Kingston City from 1945 to 1949. He was born in Burritt's Rapids, Ontario, the son of Edward Kidd, and was educated there and in Kemptville. Kidd was a manufacturer and wholesale merchant. He served in France with the Royal Regiment of Canada in 1915 and was wounded at Ypres. In 1920, he married Eva Richardson, the daughter of the late senator Henry Westman Richardson. Kidd was a member of Kingston city council from 1922 to 1926 and also served on the Kingston Board of Works. He won the Conservative nomination in Kingston after the incumbent Conservative, William Folger Nickle, resigned from the cabinet of Howard Ferguson in order to protest the government's decision to run for re-election on the platform of repealing the Ontario Temperance Act and allowing government controlled liquor sales. Kidd defeated Nickle who ran as a Prohibitionist candidate in the 1926 provincial election. Kidd was re-elected in the 1929 provincial election and served as Speaker of the Ontario Legislative Assembly from 1930 until 1934. He resigned from the provincial legislature to run unsuccessfully for the Canadian House of Commons in the 1940 federal election but won on his second attempt in 1945. Kidd was defeated in bid for re-election in 1949 and again when he tried to return to politics in 1957. Kidd was also a Grand Master in the Orange Lodge.	Kidd, Col. Thomas Ashmore (I4614)
6222	From: 'Prairie Trails to Blacktop - Carlyle and District 1882 - 1982 Published 1982 Page 632 Iva Cameron came from Ontario to the Brandon General Hosptial to train as a nurse. She married Elmer John Doty (son of John and Mary Doty) on 5 June 1924. She was often requested to assist in the birth of children or illnesses during the 1930's. Times got so tough during the 'dirty thirties', Iva and Elmer left their farming in Saskatchewan, moving to Kelwood, Manitoba. In 1940, they moved back to work on Elmer's father's farm. Iva passed away at the age of 58 years and is buried in Moose Creek Cemetery.	Cameron, Iva Mae (I40528)
6223	Full Name Evelyn Miller (Mather) Date of Birth Saturday, September 9th, 1922 Date of Death Friday, March 5th, 2010 Service Information When Friday, March 12th, 2010, 10:30am Officiating Rev. Larry Paul Location Blair & Son - Perth Chapel Address 15 Gore St W, Perth, ON K7H 3C7 +++	Mather, Mary "Evelyn" (I2900)
6224	full name on marker - Dora Briggs Cannon shares a marker with John Malcolm Chapman 1980, Wednesday January 9 The Almonte Gazette page 6 ?b?Dora Briggs Chapman?/b? Dora Briggs (Cannon) Chapman, RR 3 Almonte, died January 2, in Barrie, Ontario. She was 79. Mrs Chapman was born August 14, 1900, in Lacombe, Alberta, which was at the time part of the Northwest Territories. She was the daughter of Alan Cannon and Jennie May Cannon, who lived for many years on the 8th line of Ramsay Township. Mr Chapman was educated in Lacombe and in Calgary, where she trained as a nurse, graduating from Calgary General Hospital in 1922. Later she worked as a registered nurse at the Children's TB Hospital in Seattle, Washington. In 1939 Mrs Chapman married John Chapman, a farmer, in Almonte. She attended Zion Memorial United Church in Carleton Place, and was a member of a church group and the women's Institute. Mrs Chapman is survived by two sisters, Jean Cannon of San Francisco, and Florence Brodersen of Rimby, Alberta, and by a sister-in-law, Marion Gow, of Ottawa. She is also survived by many nephews and nieces. Mrs Chapman is also survived by another sister-in-law Mrs Lillian Chapman of Ottawa.	Cannon, Dora Briggs (I12609)
6225	full name on marker - Mary Hunter Tait	Tait, Mary Hunter (I20854)
6226	Full name on marker Annie McLaurin Creig wife of Wm. H. Black 1906, Friday December 28, The Almonte Gazette, front page Obit. ? Mrs W.H. Black Death came to Mrs W.H. Black on Sunday morning and gently wafted her spirit to the other land. She had been ill of a few days from acute chronic kidney trouble, during the interval of consciousness suffering severe pain. deceased, whose maiden name was Annie McLaurin Greig, was the third daughter of Mrs Jas F. Greig, and had spent nearly her whole life in Almonte. She was married to Mr Black nearly fifteen years ago, and her husband and two children, Eric, aged six years and Marion, aged three years, survive her. Besides these are Mrs Black's mother, her four sisters, Miss Greig, Mrs McFarlane, Mrs Scott Ross, Pakenham and Miss Helen Greig and her brothers, Archie and James. The funeral service on Monday afternoon was a private one, but many citizens joined in the cortege thus giving expression to their respect and sympathy. Interment was made in the eighth line cemetery, Rev Orr Bennet conducted the services.	Greig, Annie Mclaurin (I26370)
6227	full name on marker Maud Lauderdale Wylie wife of Russell Young ~ 1976, Thursday May 6, The Almonte Gazette, page 6 YOUNG, Maud Lauderdale ? With Christ which is far better at Smiths Falls on Thursday, April 29, 1976 Maud Lauderdale Wylie, age 90 years. Beloved wife of the late Russell Young of Rideau Ferry and Almonte. Rested at Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. Service in chapel, Friday, April 30th, at 2.00 p.m. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery.	Wylie, Maude Lauderdale (I31524)
6228	Full Name: Agnes "Nessie" Munro (McDonald) Date of Birth: Monday, July 8th, 1929 Date of Death: Wednesday, December 27th, 2017 Place of Death: Almonte, ON Interment Location Location:Guthrie United Cemetery Address:C/O Guthrie United Church, 2819 Tatlock Rd. Clayton, ON	McDonald, Agnes "Nessie" (I15648)
6229	Full Name: John A. More Date of Birth: Saturday, May 6th, 1933 Date of Death: Sunday, January 28th, 2018 Place of Death: Almonte, Ontario Visitation When: the Wednesday, January 31st, 2018 6:00pm - 8:00pm LocationC. R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel, Address: 127 Church Street, Almonte, ON K0A 1A0 When: Thursday, February 1st, 2018 11:00am Officiating: Rev. Barry Carr Location: Almonte Presbyterian Church Address 111 Church St. Almonte, ON K0A 1A0 Location: Auld Kirk Cemetery Address: Wolfgrove Road Almonte, ON K0A 1A0	More, John (I11470)
6230	FULTON, Arthur Reid - In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, November 9, 2000. Arthur "Art" Fulton of Almonte, age 78 years. Beloved husband of Anne Stewart. Dear dad of Douglas of Almonte, Mrs. Arlene Ohlman (Randy) of Arnprior and Donald (Lynn) of Ottawa. Brother of Mrs. Helen MacHardy of Galetta and Raymond (Isobelle) of Pakenham. Loved by 3 grandsons: Alex, Madison and Stewart. Friends called at the C.R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 127 Church Street, Almonte for visiting on Friday. Service was held in the Chapel on Saturday. Rev. Clifford Evans officiated. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery. Remember one of your favourite charities in memory of Art. 2000, Wednesday November 29, The Almonte Gazette page 13 Arthur Reid Fulton Almonte resident Arthur Reid Fulton died on November 9 at the Almonte General Hospital after a short illness, at the age of 78. Mr. Fulton was born Dec. 22, 1921 at Cedar Hill in Pakenham Township, the son of J.C. Fulton and Effie M. Melanson. He was educated at S.S.#1 Pakenham and took up the occupation of general carpenter. He married Anne Stewart on Sept. 9, 1947 in Almonte and the couple lived their entire life in the district. Mr. Fulton is survived by his wife of 53 years Anne, sons Douglas of Almonte and Donald of Ottawa, and daughter Arlene Ohlman of Arnprior. He is also survived by a brother Raymond of Cedar Hill and a sister Helen Mac Hardy of Galetta, and by three grandsons, Alex and Madison of Arnprior, and Stewart of Ottawa. Funeral services took place at C.R. Gamble Funeral Home and Chapel in Almonte on Nov. 11 at 2 p.m., officiated by Rev. C. Evans. Pallbearers were Henry Deugo, Dave and Gilmour Drummond, Mike Fulton, Jim MacHardy and Wilmer Melanson. The place of burial is Auld Kirk Cemetery and Mr. Fulton's remains are resting there.	Fulton, Arthur Reid "Art" (I17225)
6231	FULTON, Hazel Evelyn (Co-founder, Fulton's Pancake House) In hospital at Almonte on Wednesday, October 23, 2002. Hazel E. Watt of Almonte and Cedar Hill, age 79 years. Wife of the late J. Leonard Fulton. Beloved mother of John (Elaine) of Almonte and Mrs. Shirley Deugo (George) of Cedar Hill. Predeceased by her son, Ross and her granddaughter, Krista Gail Fulton. Dear sister of Erwin (Leita), Russell, Mrs. Valma Bolger (Howard), Mrs. Jean More (Logan) and Mrs. Gladys Currie (Carl). Predeceased by 2 brothers Wilmer and Len.Interment Union Cemetery, Pakenham.	Watt, Hazel Evelyn (I1213)
6232	Fulton, Mary Letitia - Suddenly at Almonte, Wednesday, April 14, 1971, Mary Letitia McCann, beloved wife of Stuart fulton, dear mother of (Jean) Mrs. Robert drysdale, Arnprior, and Hughie, of Ottawa; dear sister of Hiram, Pakenham; (Irene) Mrs James Snedden, Almonte; (Alice) Mrs. John D. Smithson, Pakenham; Edgar and Albert deceased; in her 69th year. Resting at the Comba Funeral Home, Church Street, Almonte. Funeral service at Zion United Church, Cedar Hill, Friday, April 16 at 2:30 p.m. Rev. H. Davies officiating. Interment United Cemetery, Pakenham. In lieu of flowers donations to Zion United Church, Cedar Hill, would be appreciated.	McCann, Mary LETITIA (I29741)
6233	FULTON, Violet Lena - In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, May 24, 1984. Violet Lena Dickson (of Almonte). Beloved wife of the late Clifford R Fulton. Dear sister of Lloyd of Cedar Hill, Mrs. Harry Deugo (Edna) of Stittsville, Mrs. Mary Stewart of Thunder Bay and Stanley of Almonte. Fondly remembered by nieces and nephews. Rested at the Gamble & Comba Funeral Home, 127 Church Street, Almonte from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Friday and where service was held Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Jack Lougheed officiating. Interment United Cemetery Pakenham.	Dickson, Violet Lena (I9905)
6234	Funeral held at his residence on 11th. Line Ramsay, The funeral was officiated by H. C Wolfraim the minister of Bethany United Church, Almonte of which Allan Duncan was a member..	Duncan, Allan McLaren (I2885)
6235	FUNERAL OF MRS. C. BAIRD CARLETON PLACE, Dec 4, - (Special). - The funeral of Mrs. Christina Baird, whose death occurred in an Ottawa hospital on Tuesday, was held yesterday from he home on Charles street to Memorial Park United Church, where service was conducted by Rev. D. C. Munro. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery, Rev. Mr. Munro also officiating. Chief mourners were her sons, Elmer and Harvey, and her sister, Mrs. William Jeffery, of Renfrew, and her brother, Robert M. Leese, of Westmeath. Floral tributes included pieces from the staff of the Renfrew Woollen Mills, Carleton Place; the Carleton Place Baseball Association; the L.O.B.A. and the O.Y.B No. 257. The pall-bearers were L.M. Tetlock, John Baird, Russel Lyons, Wm. Major, John Fraser, Irwin Jeffery. Source: The Ottawa Journal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 5 Dec 1936, Page 27	McLeese, Christena (I9073)
6236	Funeral service conducted by Rev Jim Stevenson, Pallbearers were 4 nephews, Richard Keith, Mel Evans, Harold Crawford, Grenville Moffitt.	Evans, Herbert Elmer (I6487)
6237	Funeral service for Charles Thomas Jackson, 53, of 527 13th Ave. E., who died in the General hospital Friday, will be held in Leyden's Chapel of Remembrance at 3 p.m. Monday. Born in Calgary, Mr. Jackson was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jackson, oldtimers of Calgary. He served as a city constable from 1928 to 1946. He is survived by his wife Margaret of Calgary; a daughter, Mrs. J.A. (Pat) Good of Edmonton; sisters, Mrs. George E. Wood of Calgary, Mrs. F.J. Timmins of Calgary, Mrs. Violet Gibson of Calgary and Mrs. D. B. Smith of Vancouver; brothers Earl and Alberta of Calgary and Frederick of Vancouver. Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, Saturday, May 11, 1957, page 2	Jackson, Charles Thomas "Tom" (I12819)
6238	Funeral services for Ira Phillip Bridegroom, 98, of Route 4, Winamac, were Jan. 14, 10:30 a.m. at the Frain Mortuary with the Rev. James Bennett officiating. Born on April 8, 1881 in Pulaski County, he had been in failing health for three years, and passed away on Jan. 11, at the Winamac Nursing Home. He married three times: Nellie Hunter in 1903, Carrie Ballinger in 1911, and Elizabeth Peverelle in 1944. Elizabeth is the only wife who survives. Surviving with the wife are two sons: Arthur of Francesville, Albert of Winamac; three step sons, Edward E. Peverelle and Larry Peverelle of Portage; and Don Peverelle of North Judson; one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hartwick of Winamac; one brother Mr.Earl Bridegroom of Wabash; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Watson of Wabash; 27 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. Burial was in the Center Cemetery in Franklin township. Pulaski County Journal 17 Jan 1980	Bridegroom, Ira Phillip (I41623)
6239	Funeral services for Joseph P. Tynon, age 87, a resident of the Riverledge Healthcare Facility and formerly of Washington Street in Ogdensburg will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29 at Foxwood Memorial Park Chapel with Rev. F. Ja.m.es Shurtleff officiating. Calling hours will also be held on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of the service in the Chapel. Mr. Tynon passed away Wednesday, May 23, at the Healthcare Facility. Arrangements are with the Fox & Murray Funeral Home. Surviving are his sons Joseph and his wife Marlene Tynon of California, Terry and his wife Kathy Tynon of North Carolina, Philip Tynon of Ogdensburg; daughters Sharon and her husband Rick Downey of North Carolina, Sandra and her husband Jim Bouchey of Ogdensburg, Phyllis and her husband Dale Christman of Ogdensburg; stepchildren Ronald and Alinda Valcour of Brockville, Audrey and John Van Dusen of Brockville, Eunice Tynon and Helen Pratt of Ogdensburg; a sister Elizabeth Baker of WA; a brother Richard Tynon of Ogdensburg; 18 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and many step-grandchildren. Joseph was predeceased by his wife Muriel; a daughter Diane Van Dusen; a sister Dorothy Bice; brothers "Bill", Clifford, Leo and Dennis Tynon; stepchildren Douglas Valcour, Elaine Hall and Gordon Valcour; a daughter-in-law Victoria Tynon, sister-in-law Marie Tynon and brother-in-law Floyd Baker. He was born on September 6, 1924 in Ogdensburg, NY a son of the late Patrick and Corrine (Denny) Tynon. He attended Ogdensburg Schools for his education. A previous marriage to Laura Thivierge ended in divorce. He then married Muriel (Evans) Valcour on August 27, 1966 at the Methodist Church in Ogdensburg. She predeceased him on February 25, 1999. During his career, he was employed at the Standard Shade Roller for 6 ? years and in 1956 he went to work at Diamond International until 1978 when he was forced to retire due to ill health. He was a past member of the Ogdensburg Moose Lodge, Notre Dame Church and was an avid bingo player. He also enjoyed making la.m.pshades from popsicle sticks in his spare time. Memorial contributions can be made to the Morristown Volunteer Fire Department or the Riverledge Healthcare Facility. Condolences can also be shared online at www.foxandmurrayfuneralhome.com.	Tynon, Joseph Patrick (I12259)
6240	Further research is required. May have died in Onondaga, operater of a sawmill, will probate 21 Feb 1859	Duncan, Daniel (I2325)
6241	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F846)
6242	G. Caskey: Robert, the 3rd oldest of the family, came to Canada with his mother and father when they immigrated to Canada in 1845. Very little if anything is known of them other than the fact that they must have had a hard life, much the same as many others who pioneered this country. We know only that Robert died at the age of 31 yrs, his father died at the age of 49. Descendents of his father have lived to ages of upward of 90 years. However it is interesting to note that around the time of Robert's death the family seems to have split up and gone their separate ways. (3 Jan 1990)	Caskey, Robert (I2760)
6243	G. W. Peacock ALMONTE (SneciaD Funeral services for George W. Peacock, 76. were held in the Cnmhs Funeral Home, Almonte. Mr. Peacock died In a nursing home at Franktown. Born in Mlddleville he married Annie Munro of Halls Mills In 1908. Besides his wife. Mr. Peacock leaves three sons, Wilbert of Ramsay, Everette and Nelson of Prince George, B.C.; four daughters, Mrs. Vernon (Carrie) Donaldson of Lanark, Mrs. Alex (Annie) McArthur of Ramsay, Mrs. Melville (Muriel) Wark of Ramsay, Miss Lena Peacock of Chile, South America; one brother, Nelson of Mlddleville; 20 grandchildren. The funeral service was conducted by William Sim and Vernon Haddlesey. Pallbearers were Alex Munro, Fred Toop, Melville Paul, Edwin McKirdy, George Peacock and Wilbert Paterson. Interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Clipping location on The Ottawa Citizen page 5 dianeduncan01 Member Photo CLIPPED BY dianeduncan01 ? 5 seconds ago CLIPPED FROM The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 17 Sep 1956, Mon ? Page 5	Peacock, George Whitfield (I10802)
6244	Gabriel & Sarah Montgomery had a daughter Lola Eileen Montgomery: 009423-27 Hilliard EADIE, 27, Farmer, Richmond, Richmond, s/o James EADIE (b. Richmond) & Margaret STEWART; married Lola Eileen MONTGOMERY, 19, Richmond, Richmond, d/o Gabriel MONTGOMERY (b. Mallakoff Ont) & Sarah Matilda DOBSON; wit Mrs. Susie COLQUHOUN & Mrs. Sarah MONTGOMERY, both Richmond, 9 Apr 1927, Richmond [Ontario marriage registration - Carleton County]	Montgomery, Gabriel (I27660)
6245	Gail MCCREARY September 24, 1936 - November 01, 2011 MCCREARY, Gail September 24, 1936 - November 1, 2011 Gail passed away peacefully with family by her side in Surrey, BC. She is predeceased by her daughter Linda. Gail is survived by her husband of 53 years William "John"; son Ken; grandson John Bieker; sister Barbara (Bill); as well as extended family and friends. She spent most of her life working as a Health Records Administrator at Royal Columbian Hospital. She was dedicated to her family and will be missed dearly. A Funeral Service for Gail will be held on Friday, November 4, 2011 at 2:30 pm in Arbor Chapel, Valley View Memorial Gardens 14660 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gail's memory to the BC Cancer Foundation. Published on November 4, 2011, VANCOUVER SUN	Stibbs, Gail (I23512)
6246	Gail remarried an Associate of her brother Bob's	Family: Robert John Phillips / Frances Gail Peverelle (F451)
6247	GAMMELL JAMES JAMES GAMMELL/JANET FINDLAY FR39 (FR39) M 02/10/1791 573/1 10 61 Paisley High Church	Gemmill, James (I7785)
6248	GARDINER, Hazel nee Dezell At Fairview Manor, Almonte, Ontario, on Friday, August 11, 1995, in her 91st year Hazel Matilda Dezell, beloved wife of the late Robert George Gardiner. Dear mother of Ivan Gardiner, Irma (Mrs. David Willoughby), all of R.R. 2, Carleton Place; Marlyn (Mrs. Malcolm Storey), Nora (Mrs. Leonard Sadler), all of Richmond. Predeceased by one daughter, Ileane and by daughter-in-law, Helen Gardiner Survived by son-in-law, William Cooper, Ottawa Survived by 12 grandchildren and by 18 great-grandchildren Predeceased by 1 great-grandson and by sisters, Alvina Dowdall, Margaret Hammond, Harriet Taylor, Elizabeth Waugh and by brothers, Seeley, William, Melvin, Oliver and Milton Dezell. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West Carleton Place for visiting on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. until time of service in the chapel at 2 p.m., Rev. John Bushby officiating. Interment United Cemeteries, Carleton Place.	Dezell, Hazel Matilda (I31717)
6249	Gardiner, Thomas "Francis" January 19, 1926?September 21, 2013 Passed away in Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning, Francis Gardiner of Galetta in his 88th year, beloved husband of the late Katherine Brydges. Francis was a Bell Canada Pioneer retiring after 38 years of service and was a proud member of the Masonic Lodge for 60 years and the Eastern Star. Dear father of Bill (Judy), Myrtle (Fern) Chartier, Bert (Angela), David (Theresa) and Gary (Tammy). Predeceased by a son in law Hugh McKerracher, 2 grandchildren and great grandson Karter. Much loved grandfather of 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Dear brother of the late Kenneth (Lorena) Gardiner, Saidee (late Ken) Dowdall and Thelma (late Mel) Dowdall. Dear brother-in-law of Keith (late Mary), Kenneth (Dorene), late Isabel (Carmen) James, late Robert and Ivan, Mary (late Armour) Howie, Marion (late Graham) Armstrong, the late Cecil (Shirley), Gordon (Lydia), the late Edith (John) Campbell and Grace (late Sterling) Howie. Son of the late Oliver and Marion Gardiner. Resting at The Boyce Funeral Home, Chapel, Visitation and Reception Centre 138 Daniel St. N., Arnprior	Gardiner, Thomas Francis (I14818)
6250	GARLAND - Martha Louise (nee Hall). Born January 11, 1915, in Peterborough, Ont., passed away peacefully on September 16, 2003, at Island View Place, Saanichton. Predeceased by her husband John M., sister mary Craig, two brothers Jim and Pat, step-son John, and brother-in-law Donald. Survived by her step-daughters Susan (Seaton) Findlay and Joanna (Adam) Bramble, sister-in-law Elizabeth, nephews James and Robin Craig, nieces Gillian (Joe) Hohmann, Elisabeth Craig, and Valerie (Clement) Laforce, grandchildren, and grand nieces and nephews. Following her early sue cessful careers with the C.W.A.C. and Morgan's of Montreal, Louise lived a full and happy life with her beloved John, ("life begins at 40"), exploring the world, but never happier than when planning the next family party. She made life special for all those she loved. No service by request. Flowers gratefully declined If so desired, donations may be made to mount Newton Centre Society, 2158 Mount Newton Cross road, Saanichton, B.C., V8M 2B2.	Hall, Martha Louise (I32818)

Notes

Linked to

6201

from Killarney, MB

6202

from LCGS site - Paisley Townhead Society List 1820 - indicates Robert, age 36 born in Bute, Agnes, his wife age 34,born in Paisley, he was a weaver, current residence Paisley, ages of male children 1 1/2, 7, 9, 11; Female children 4, 5, 16. Accompanied by 2 males +12; 1 male -12; 4 females -12. (This info may have been originally recorded incorrectly.)

Photocopy of Marriage Register, was found in Paisley Museum

Verbal history suggests that there were twins born in Canada who did not survive and who were buried under an oak tree in the field behind the barn on lot 10 Con 11 Ramsay Twp.

In 1843 report Robert had paid 74 farthings eight shillings and 10 pence and his lot was described as 'middling lot, a good deal of rock'.

Duncan, Robert (I2314)

6203

From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993'-

Married and a retired farmer and carpenter by trade, he died in the Chilliwack General Hospital in Chilliwack at the age of 74 years. His usual residence was on Quarry Road in Chilliwack.

Son of George Edwin and Ann (n?e Walker) Bradwell [both parents born in England]; husband of Rhoda Lillian Caroline (n?e Simpson) Bradell.

His wife, R. Lillian C. Bradwell of Quarry Road, was the informant on his death certificate. The remains of George Bradwell were cremated on 6 June 1979 at the Vancouver Crematorium.

Bradwell, George Edwin (I13716)

6204

From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993':-

Widowed, she died at the age of 89 years in the Chilliwack General Hospital in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

Daughter of Robert Milton and Evaline (n?e Brown) Simpson [father born in Smiths Falls, Ontario; mother born in England]; wife of the late George Edwin Bradwell.

Her son, R. V. Bradwell of Lebelle Avenue in Chilliwack, was the informant on her death certificate. The remains of Rhoda Lillian Caroline (Simpson) Bradwell were cremated on 15 Jan 1953 at the Valley Crematorium in Chilliwack.

Simpson, Rhoda Lillian Caroline (I13715)

6205

From online 'British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993':- (#64-09-007762).

Widowed, she died at the age of 77 years in the Vancouver General Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her usual residence was on West 54th Avenue in Vancouver.

Daughter of Edward and Martha (n?e Law) Kenny; wife of the late John Andrew Buckham.

Her daughter, Creighton Jean ('Jane') McGraw of Adera Street in Vancouver, was the informant on her death certificate, Cremation took place on 12 May 1964 at the Ocean View Burial Park in Burnaby, British Columbia.

Kenny, Laura Theresa (I29215)

6206

From Ottawa Citizen, 22 Oct 2003:

?b?McCRACKEN, Garnet Joseph?/b?
Died peacefully, surrounded by his loving family at Extendicare in Peterborough on Monday, October 20, 2003 in his 86th year. Garnet was the beloved husband of Dorothy Margaret (nee Aitken) for over 55 years. Much loved and gentle father of John McCracken and his wife Evelyn of Peterborough, Ken McCracken and his long time friend Marion Wehner of Toronto and Janice and her husband Kevin Pichette of Burlington. "Poppa" to Conor and Finbar McCracken; Caitlin and Colleen Pichette. Dear brother of Gladys and her husband Otto Groskorth of Newmarket; brother-in-law of Lillian McCracken of Ottawa. Garnet was pedeceased by his parents Robert and Mary and his brothers Earle, Bruce and Nelson and his wife Hazel and sister Kathleen and her husband Jim Bedell. He retired after 20 years as an elementary school teacher for the Peterborough Board of Education after having served 25 years in the R.C.A.F. Garnet was a member of The Golden Tones Choral Group for many years; an avid Petes fan; an Elder of St. Andrew's United Church. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday at COMSTOCK FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 356 Rubidge Street, Peterborough, (705) 745-4683. Funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, October 24, 2003 at St. Andrew's United Church, 441 Rubidge Street, with Reverend Ann Foster officiating. Cremation will follow with interment in Carleton Place. Memorial donations to a charity of choice would be appreciated by the family.

McCracken, Garnet Joseph (I25291)

6207

From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial

Pilot Officer Harry Christie Sheldon
August 13, 1940
Service Number:42155
Force: Air Force
Unit: Royal Air Force Division:61 Sqdn.

Son of Thomas and Sarah E. Sheldon, of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Commemorated on Page 18 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
P/O H C Sheldon is remembered on his fathers marker in Edmonton, AB.

Sheldon, R.A.F. Pilot Officer Harry Christie (I29536)

6208

From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial-
Military Service:-
Rank: Corporal
Service Number: 883617
Age: 27
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment)
Division: 137th Battalion

Additional Information:-
A teacher by trade, he enlisted in the CEF on 1 June 1916 in Mirror, Alberta, Canada.

Son of Thomas and Marion Pretty of Lanark, Ontario, Canada; husband of Sophia Jane Pretty of Edmonton, Alberta.

Commemorated on Page 487 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.

Pretty, Corp. Robert Love (I24636)

6209

From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial-
Military Service:-
Rank: Lieutenant
Age: 22
Force: Canadian Army
Unit: Royal Canadian Artillery

Additional Information:-
Son of Richard A. Scott and Anna M. Scott of Welby, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Lieutenant Richard Alston Scott is commemorated on Page 211 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.

Scott, Lieutenant Richard Alston (I1650)

6210

From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial-
Military Service:-
Rank: Private
Service Number: 811790
Age: 24
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment)
Division: 47th Battalion

A farmer by trade, he enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 19 Jan 1916 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Son of John and Sarah J. Fraser of Edmonton; husband of Beatrice Fraser of Edmonton.

Private Charles Sutherland Fraser is commemorated on Page 534 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.

Fraser, Private Charles Sutherland "Charlie" (I35060)

6211

From the Carleton Place Herald

Birth/Marriage/Death Notices, Volume 5, Deaths 1897 - 1904

Source: Ottawa Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society

SIMPSON

On Apr 8 at the residence of her son-in-law, James Brown, 47 Arthur St., Ottawa, Mary Crawford, wife of the the late Samuel Simpson, age 106 yrs. Oldest woman in Ottawa, formerly of Ashton. Born Co. Down, Ireland, came to Canada c.1814 to Goulbourn, husband helped build Rideau Canal, he died 42 yrs ago. Family of 10, lvs 2: Mrs. James Brown [Agnes Ann] and William Simpson of Goulbourn. Int. Ashton.

(Apr 11, 1899, p.1; col.5 & p.4, col.3)

There is also a story from the Ottawa Evening Citizen from 1898 about Mary and an obituary in the same paper about her death.

Crawford, Mary Ann (I6103)

6212

From The Drumheller Mail, 3 Feb 1938, pg 3, in the "MUNSON" column:
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Death of Mr. A.M. Richardson

This community was greatly shocked to learn of the death of A.M. Richardson in Edmonton last Thursday. Mr. Richardson, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson, had left Munson on the previous Friday, in his usual good spirits, and with no apparent apprehension as to the outcome of a serious cranial operation which he might have to submit to.

Mr. Richardson will be greatly missed in every phase of community activity; he was an ardent church worker, having been a member of the choir for a number of years, and also was teacher of the intermediate boys' class in the Sunday School, and took a great interest in the social and sport life of the young people, and every project for the betterment of the village, while the promotion of the welfare of its citizens had his generous support. The entire district mourns the loss of this good man and deepest sympathy is offered the bereaved family.

Funeral services were held in Munson United church on Monday afternoon, with Rev. F. Forster officiating, assisted by Rev. H.S. McDonald of Calgary.

W.F. Lambert, Andrew Gibb, W.R. Sharpe, John Bowey, Gordon Adam and O.G. Sibbald were pall-bearers. Interment was made on Tuesday in a Calgary cemetery.

Kenneth and Richard Lister, of Strome; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dewsbury, Michichi; Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Stowell, of Erskine; rs. C.F. Rannie, Mrs. H.S. McDonald and Mrs. J.V. Howey, of Calgary, were among the out-of-town relatives and friends attending the funeral of Mr. Richardson on Monday.

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From The Drumheller Mail, 3 Feb 1938, pg 5:

MR. A. M. RICHARDSON

There passed away at the University Hospital at Edmonton on January 27, one of the most highly respected and popular residents of the Munson district, in the person of Arthur Melville Richardson. He was born at Apto, Ontario, on August 12, 1893, being in his forty-fifth year. He was the son of the late W.C. Richardson, latterly of Barrie, Ont. He moved with his family to Barrie in early life and attended the Collegiate in that town. For a time he was employed by Hambly Hardware Company. Mr. Richardson came to the West in 1910, filing a homestead in the Rowley district, where he continued to farm until 1925. He then joined the staff of the United Grain Growers' Ltd., and was stationed at Stavely, Queenstown and Richdale, coming to Munson in 1925, where he resided until his death.

On February 1, 1915, he married Lillian Mary Russell, who with her little daughter Peggy, is left to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father. He also leaves on sister, Mrs. W.F. Richardson, of Rowley.

Mr. Richardson was a valued and active member of the Munson United Church, being a member of the choir and a teacher in the Sunday School. During the time he was at Munson he took a very active part in the community life of the district and his talents as a singer were always in demand, and always given cheerfully.

In a business way he was very highly regarded by his employers and had the confidence of those with whom he came in contact.

In addition to his sorrowing relatives he leaves behind a large number who regarded him as a kind neighbor and sympathetic friend, and to the Munson district, a public spirited citizen whose passing will be deeply regretted.

The funeral was conducted at the Munson United Church on Monday, the service being in charge of the Rev. Fred Forster, who was assisted by the Rev. H.S. McDonald, of Calgary, a close friend and former pastor. Mrs. K.M. Sturgeon and Mr. W.C. Cox sang very impressively, "A City Four-Square."

Numerous floral tributes testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held: {long list of names snipped}

The pall-bearers were: Messrs. G.C. Adam, W.R. Sharpe, Andrew Gibb, O.G. Sibbald, J. Bowle and W.F. Lambert. Interment was made in the Burnsland cemetery at Calgary.

Funeral arrangements at Munson were in the hands of Winter Bros.' Funeral Chapel, of Drumheller.

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From The Drumheller Mail, 10 Feb 1938, pg 4, in the "ROWLEY" column:

Mr. A.M. Richardson, a former Rowley resident, and brother of Mrs. W.F. Richardson, passed away in Edmonton after a few days' illness. Mrs. Richardson, and son Lorne, and Keith Thomson, who were en route to Edmonton, were too late to see Mr. Richardson before he passed on. Mr. W.F. Richardson went to Edmonton with Mr. and Mrs. A.M Richardson. Everything was done to prolong life, with no success.

Richardson, Arthur Melville (I26519)

6213

From the family stories I've collected over the years Mary's mother died shortly after she was born and she was sent to live with her uncle in London, Ontario. I found an officer Gordon in the Wolseley barracks where James A Morrison was training in the infantry school corps. I can only surmise this is how they met?
After James died in 1917 she moved to Lanark county to live with her son Malcolm and his family. As far as I know she taught school for a number of years in Lanark and lived out her remaining years in the DunStor lodge in Cornwall before being buried in the Woodlawn cemetery in Cornwall.
Her grave is marked with a footstone which is an "M"

Gordon, Mary Ann (I17351)

6214

From the index to Ossory, Ferns and Leighton Marriage Bonds

Family: John Garland / Ellen Butler (F1251)

6215

From the Long Beach Press
Obituary: Walter Percival Holden.
Date 28 OCT 1918
Page 14
Column 4
Died Oct. 27, 1918. Of influenza and pneumonia. Born in Maberley, Canada, March 24, 1885, he came to Long Beach June 14, 1916, and worked as auditor at the Golden Gate Woolen Mills until he became manager of the liberty loan window at First National bank in October 1917. On Aug. 29, 1911, he married Helen Wilson, who survives him. Also survived by father A.E. Holden and brother J.K. Holden, both of Hollywood, and brother F.H. Holden, artillery captain with Pershing's forces in France. He was a member of the Redlands lodge B.P.O.E. and recently transferred to the Long Beach lodge.

Holden, Walter Percival (I13300)

6216

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

It is with great sadness that I share the passing of Retired Fire Chief Art Brown. Art passed away peacefully on Friday, March 11th, surrounded by his wife and family.
For over 45 years, Art served our community as a dedicated member of the Almonte, Almonte & Ramsay, and Mississippi Mills Fire Departments. Starting as a volunteer in 1969, he moved up the ranks from Firefighter to Lieutenant to Captain, and in 1983 was promoted to Deputy Chief. In 1997, Art was appointed by Council as the first full-time Fire Chief in Mississippi Mills. He went on to lead his team for 17 years before retiring in 2014.
Art was a well-known, well-loved, and highly respected figure in our community. He will be deeply missed by his Fire Service Family, Municipal Council and Staff, and all those who had the privilege of knowing him.
To honour our fallen Retired Fire Chief, flags at all municipal buildings have been lowered to half-mast. Please keep Art's wife, Diane, and the Brown family in your thoughts and prayers during this solemn time.
Mayor Christa Lowry
Municipality of Mississippi Mills

?b?Obituary for Art Brown
?/b?
Brown, Art (Retired Fire Chief for Mississippi Mills)
After a courageous battle with cancer, Art passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his loving family on Friday, March 11, 2022.
Art, of Almonte, Ontario, in his 76th year.
Beloved wife, confidante and best friend for 52 years to Diane (nee Elliott). Affectionately known as "Art Brown's daughters", Heather-Lee Brown Fortington (Jason McDonald), and Lianna Brown (Roger Brown). Proud Popa to Dylan "Wee Man" and Addie "Baby Girl". Predeceased by his parents Gerald and Agnes (nee Weatherdon). He was a devoted brother and is survived by Alice Charlebois (the late Ron), Ann Minnille (Wayne), George (Ruth), Gary (Nora) and brother-in-law Garry Dalgity (the late June). Loving uncle to his treasured nieces and nephews.
Friend to All.
Donations in memory of Art may be made to the Mississippi Mills Fire Department or the Queensway Carleton Hospital (Cancer Clinic). A heartfelt thank-you to Dr. Karen Turcotte, Sarah Munro RN, Advance Care Paramedic Scott Smith, and Oncologist Dr. Scott Laurie for their compassionate care and friendship to Art and his family.
A Celebration of Art's Life will be held at Mississippi Mills Station 1 (478 Almonte St. - if needed, please use the Almonte Civitan Hall (500 Almonte St.) to park) on Saturday, April 2, 2022 at 2:30pm with reception to follow.
Funeral Arrangements Entrusted Into The Care Of
C.R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel Inc.
(127 Church St., Almonte, ON., 613-256-3313)
Condolences & Tributes: www.crgamble.com

Brown, Fire Chief retired Art (I32285)

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From The Vancouver Sun
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
03 Jan 1950, Tue ? Page 12

Mrs. Prowd, Radiologist's Widow, Dead
Mrs. Nettie Florence Prowd, 1412 Balfour, widow of Dr. C. Wesley Prowd, died in St. Paul's Hospital Sunday night. , Mrs. Prowd had lived more than 40 years in Vancouver.
Dr. Prowd. outstanding radiologist and cancer specialist died last June. Dr. Prowd was twice president of 'the Canadian Radiological Society and was a pioneer physician of this city.
Mrs. Prowd was born in Winnipeg 63 years ago. daughter of W. S. Barry. In earlier days in Vancouver she was a noted horsewoman and appeared in many of the city's largest horse shows. She leaves two daughters, Pat, Vancouver newspaper woman and Barry of Los Angeles; sons, W.G. and A. A. Eccles both of this city.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the : Church of St. Peter and St. Paul with T. Edwards Co. in charge.
Interment will be in Ocean View Burial Park

Barry, Carmanetta Florence (I41383)

6218

From The Vancouver Sun
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
09 Jun 1949, Thu ? Page 3

DEATH came today to Dr. C. Wesley Prowd, 66, director of radiology at St. Paul's Hospital.
One of British Columbias outstanding medical men, Dr C Wesley Prowd, 1412 Balfour, died early today of a heart attack.
He died in St Paul's Hospital, the institution where, as director of radiology, he had battled indefatigably for cancer sufferers. He had been on St. Paul's staff for 39 years.
Dr Prowd, recognized in the medical profession as the "best X-ray man in B.C.," brought the first supply of radium into the province in 1915.
He was also recognized as an outstanding authority on the continent in the interpretation of X-ray pictures.
Dr. Proud, who celebrated his 66th birthday only last Saturday, was taken ill Monday.
Born in Ontario, he was graduated from the school of medicine, Toronto University, in 1908, and came to Vancouver at that time with three fellow graduates, Dr. G. H. Worthington, the late Dr. Walter Verral and the late Dr. G. E. Richards.
Together, the four young doctors formed a clinic here and installed the first modern X-ray machine in St. Paul's Hospital in 1912.
Dr. Prowd and Dr. Richards joined the hospital staff in 1910, Dr. Prowd later becoming director of radiology when Dr. Richards left for Toronto where he became professor at Toronto University and noted in cancer research before his death last year.
A lover of outdoor life, Dr. Prowd was a life member and past president of the world-famous Banff Trail Riders and seldom missed a summer trail ride. He was twice president of Canadian Radiological Society; past president of Terminal City Club; member of the Vancouver Club and Point Grey Golf Club and director of the Western Life Assurance Company. He leaves his wife and two daughters, Pat and Barry, and two step-sons, Alan and William Eccles. Funeral services will be announced later.

Prowd, Dr. Charles Wesley (I41384)

6219

From the Western Globe of April 11, 1917:
After a short illness, Robert McNaughton, one of Lacombe's best known and most highly respected old timers, passed away on Thursday last (April 5th), aged 71 years.
The funeral was held on Saturday and was attended by a large number of friends of the family. Deceased came to Lacombe 22 years ago from Almonte, Ontario, and with his family resided in Lacombe ever since.
He leaves to mourn his demise, his wife and and ten children - seven girls and three boys - all grown up. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends in the Lacombe district.

McNaughton, Robert (I13232)

6220

From Unknown Newspaper: "Edgewood Farm, Marlboro, February 2--It is with sorrow we chronicle the calling away from amongst us of one of our oldest and most respected citizens, Mr. William Garland, whose name was fimiliar to nearly every one in th county of Carleton, passed peacefully away on the 29th January, 1892, in the 83rd year of his age. He was born in Ireland in 1809, came to Canada with his parents when 11 years old. the family consisted of 16 persons, viz. father, mother, eight sons and six daughters; each of the children upon reaching maturity married. twelve settled in the county of Carleton and two in the county of Lanark, where the scriptural injunction as complied with to multiply and replenish the earth. four of the brothers died between the ages of 82 and 84 years. "Mr. Garland chose farming as his vocation. He first settled on a farm in the township of Goulbourn. Not finding the land what he anticipated he moved to the township of North Gower, then being opened up. He secured a farm upon which he lived until 1883. At that time he and his wife feeling old age coming upon them, resolved that the care and exertion of conducting a farm was too much for them. He disposed of it and procured a house in the villiage of North Gower, to use his own words "within the shadow of the church" where he remained eight years when again the feeling overcame him that the care or even the management of a house was too much for them at their advanced age and decided to board. He found a suitable place on the farm known as "Edgewood Dairy farm" in Marlboro adjoining North Gower, owned by John Mccordick, Esq., whose wife was a favorite niece. The old homestead being built of stone, large and airy and surrounded by beautiful evergreens, they hoped to spend their summer months pleasantly, but in that they have been disappointed. Their stay with Mr. Mccordick was most agreeable, and nearly his last words were in acknowledgment of the kindness he had received. Mr. McCordick in conversation, after his death, said, that in his illness he never heard him make a complaint, that his object seemed to be to give as little trouble as possible. "The funeral was conducted from Edgewood Farm on sunday and was tehlargest seen in that locality for a long time upwards of 60 teams formed the cortege. The sad procession was led by rev. robt. Atkinson incumbent, North Gower, to the old stone built church in that village, in the shadow of which he lived for so many ears. During the half mile before reaching the church theold bell tolled forth the solemn warning that a member of this earthly habitation had been called to his heavenly home. Rev. Mr. Atkinson conducted a most impressive service. the choir sang with organ accompaniment several hymns suitable to the occasion. Rev. Mr. Atkinson, under whose charge he has been for some time, preached a most impressive sermon. His words of comfort to the sorrowing friends were such as to give hope for a glorious resurrection. His prayers for the bereaved widow, who had lost one who had been a partner for about three-score years, caused the eyes of strong men to become bedimmed with tears. Service over the peocession re-formed and wneded its solemn way to the old churchyard at Wellinfton in which stands the little white church surrounded by hundreds of white marble monuments each one telling its own story. It may be remarked that the Wellington cemetery or churchyard, as it is called, is strikingly beautiful, sloping back to the west from the high road, displaying its solemn contents to the passers-by, while close on the eastern side flows the Rideau river in its silent meanderings, serene in its peacefulness fearing, as it were, to disturb the quiet dead. "In a grave near the summit they laid him and the Rev. Mr. Atkinson, who travelled these long miles over bad roads, was at this post to perform the last rites of the church, which he did most solemnly, while around the grave for the time it took to offer up his solemn offering of hopeful words every head remained uncovered and silent awe prevailed."

Garland, William James (I6783)

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Thomas Ashmore Kidd

Thomas Ashmore Kidd (May 1, 1889 ? December 19, 1973) was speaker of the Legislature of Ontario in 1930-1934 and served as Conservative MLA for Kingston from 1926 to 1940 and Progressive Conservative MP for Kingston City from 1945 to 1949.

He was born in Burritt's Rapids, Ontario, the son of Edward Kidd, and was educated there and in Kemptville. Kidd was a manufacturer and wholesale merchant. He served in France with the Royal Regiment of Canada in 1915 and was wounded at Ypres. In 1920, he married Eva Richardson, the daughter of the late senator Henry Westman Richardson. Kidd was a member of Kingston city council from 1922 to 1926 and also served on the Kingston Board of Works. He won the Conservative nomination in Kingston after the incumbent Conservative, William Folger Nickle, resigned from the cabinet of Howard Ferguson in order to protest the government's decision to run for re-election on the platform of repealing the Ontario Temperance Act and allowing government controlled liquor sales. Kidd defeated Nickle who ran as a Prohibitionist candidate in the 1926 provincial election.

Kidd was re-elected in the 1929 provincial election and served as Speaker of the Ontario Legislative Assembly from 1930 until 1934.

He resigned from the provincial legislature to run unsuccessfully for the Canadian House of Commons in the 1940 federal election but won on his second attempt in 1945. Kidd was defeated in bid for re-election in 1949 and again when he tried to return to politics in 1957. Kidd was also a Grand Master in the Orange Lodge.

Kidd, Col. Thomas Ashmore (I4614)

6222

From: 'Prairie Trails to Blacktop - Carlyle and District 1882 - 1982 Published 1982 Page 632

Iva Cameron came from Ontario to the Brandon General Hosptial to train as a nurse. She married Elmer John Doty (son of John and Mary Doty) on 5 June 1924. She was often requested to assist in the birth of children or illnesses during the 1930's. Times got so tough during the 'dirty thirties', Iva and Elmer left their farming in Saskatchewan, moving to Kelwood, Manitoba. In 1940, they moved back to work on Elmer's father's farm.

Iva passed away at the age of 58 years and is buried in Moose Creek Cemetery.

Cameron, Iva Mae (I40528)

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Full Name Evelyn Miller (Mather)
Date of Birth
Saturday, September 9th, 1922
Date of Death
Friday, March 5th, 2010
Service Information
When
Friday, March 12th, 2010, 10:30am
Officiating
Rev. Larry Paul
Location
Blair & Son - Perth Chapel
Address
15 Gore St W,
Perth, ON
K7H 3C7
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Mather, Mary "Evelyn" (I2900)

6224

full name on marker - Dora Briggs Cannon
shares a marker with John Malcolm Chapman

1980, Wednesday January 9 The Almonte Gazette page 6

?b?Dora Briggs Chapman?/b?
Dora Briggs (Cannon) Chapman, RR 3 Almonte, died January 2, in Barrie, Ontario. She was 79. Mrs Chapman was born August 14, 1900, in Lacombe, Alberta, which was at the time part of the Northwest Territories. She was the daughter of Alan Cannon and Jennie May Cannon, who lived for many years on the 8th line of Ramsay Township. Mr Chapman was educated in Lacombe and in Calgary, where she trained as a nurse, graduating from Calgary General Hospital in 1922. Later she worked as a registered nurse at the Children's TB Hospital in Seattle, Washington. In 1939 Mrs Chapman married John Chapman, a farmer, in Almonte. She attended Zion Memorial United Church in Carleton Place, and was a member of a church group and the women's Institute. Mrs Chapman is survived by two sisters, Jean Cannon of San Francisco, and Florence Brodersen of Rimby, Alberta, and by a sister-in-law, Marion Gow, of Ottawa. She is also survived by many nephews and nieces. Mrs Chapman is also survived by another sister-in-law Mrs Lillian Chapman of Ottawa.

Cannon, Dora Briggs (I12609)

6225

full name on marker - Mary Hunter Tait

Tait, Mary Hunter (I20854)

6226

Full name on marker Annie McLaurin Creig
wife of Wm. H. Black
1906, Friday December 28, The Almonte Gazette, front page

Obit. ? Mrs W.H. Black
Death came to Mrs W.H. Black on Sunday morning and gently wafted her spirit to the other land. She had been ill of a few days from acute chronic kidney trouble, during the interval of consciousness suffering severe pain. deceased, whose maiden name was Annie McLaurin Greig, was the third daughter of Mrs Jas F. Greig, and had spent nearly her whole life in Almonte. She was married to Mr Black nearly fifteen years ago, and her husband and two children, Eric, aged six years and Marion, aged three years, survive her. Besides these are Mrs Black's mother, her four sisters, Miss Greig, Mrs McFarlane, Mrs Scott Ross, Pakenham and Miss Helen Greig and her brothers, Archie and James. The funeral service on Monday afternoon was a private one, but many citizens joined in the cortege thus giving expression to their respect and sympathy. Interment was made in the eighth line cemetery, Rev Orr Bennet conducted the services.

Greig, Annie Mclaurin (I26370)

6227

full name on marker Maud Lauderdale Wylie
wife of Russell Young
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1976, Thursday May 6, The Almonte Gazette, page 6
YOUNG, Maud Lauderdale ? With Christ which is far better at Smiths Falls on Thursday, April 29, 1976 Maud Lauderdale Wylie, age 90 years. Beloved wife of the late Russell Young of Rideau Ferry and Almonte. Rested at Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls. Service in chapel, Friday, April 30th, at 2.00 p.m. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery.

Wylie, Maude Lauderdale (I31524)

6228

Full Name: Agnes "Nessie" Munro (McDonald)
Date of Birth: Monday, July 8th, 1929
Date of Death: Wednesday, December 27th, 2017
Place of Death: Almonte, ON

Interment Location
Location:Guthrie United Cemetery
Address:C/O Guthrie United Church, 2819 Tatlock Rd.
Clayton, ON

McDonald, Agnes "Nessie" (I15648)

6229

Full Name: John A. More
Date of Birth: Saturday, May 6th, 1933
Date of Death: Sunday, January 28th, 2018
Place of Death: Almonte, Ontario

Visitation
When: the Wednesday, January 31st, 2018 6:00pm - 8:00pm
LocationC. R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel,
Address: 127 Church Street,
Almonte, ON
K0A 1A0

When: Thursday, February 1st, 2018 11:00am
Officiating: Rev. Barry Carr
Location: Almonte Presbyterian Church
Address 111 Church St.
Almonte, ON
K0A 1A0

Location: Auld Kirk Cemetery
Address: Wolfgrove Road
Almonte, ON
K0A 1A0

More, John (I11470)

6230

FULTON, Arthur Reid - In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, November 9, 2000. Arthur "Art" Fulton of Almonte, age 78 years. Beloved husband of Anne Stewart. Dear dad of Douglas of Almonte, Mrs. Arlene Ohlman (Randy) of Arnprior and Donald (Lynn) of Ottawa. Brother of Mrs. Helen MacHardy of Galetta and Raymond (Isobelle) of Pakenham. Loved by 3 grandsons: Alex, Madison and Stewart. Friends called at the C.R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 127 Church Street, Almonte for visiting on Friday. Service was held in the Chapel on Saturday. Rev. Clifford Evans officiated. Interment Auld Kirk Cemetery. Remember one of your favourite charities in memory of Art.

2000, Wednesday November 29, The Almonte Gazette page 13
Arthur Reid Fulton
Almonte resident Arthur Reid Fulton died on November 9 at the Almonte General Hospital after a short illness, at the age of 78. Mr. Fulton was born Dec. 22, 1921 at Cedar Hill in Pakenham Township, the son of J.C. Fulton and Effie M. Melanson. He was educated at S.S.#1 Pakenham and took up the occupation of general carpenter. He married Anne Stewart on Sept. 9, 1947 in Almonte and the couple lived their entire life in the district. Mr. Fulton is survived by his wife of 53 years Anne, sons Douglas of Almonte and Donald of Ottawa, and daughter Arlene Ohlman of Arnprior. He is also survived by a brother Raymond of Cedar Hill and a sister Helen Mac Hardy of Galetta, and by three grandsons, Alex and Madison of Arnprior, and Stewart of Ottawa. Funeral services took place at C.R. Gamble Funeral Home and Chapel in Almonte on Nov. 11 at 2 p.m., officiated by Rev. C. Evans. Pallbearers were Henry Deugo, Dave and Gilmour Drummond, Mike Fulton, Jim MacHardy and Wilmer Melanson. The place of burial is Auld Kirk Cemetery and Mr. Fulton's remains are resting there.

Fulton, Arthur Reid "Art" (I17225)

6231

FULTON, Hazel Evelyn (Co-founder, Fulton's Pancake House) In hospital at Almonte on Wednesday, October 23, 2002. Hazel E. Watt of Almonte and Cedar Hill, age 79 years. Wife of the late J. Leonard Fulton. Beloved mother of John (Elaine) of Almonte and Mrs. Shirley Deugo (George) of Cedar Hill. Predeceased by her son, Ross and her granddaughter, Krista Gail Fulton. Dear sister of Erwin (Leita), Russell, Mrs. Valma Bolger (Howard), Mrs. Jean More (Logan) and Mrs. Gladys Currie (Carl). Predeceased by 2 brothers Wilmer and Len.Interment Union Cemetery, Pakenham.

Watt, Hazel Evelyn (I1213)

6232

Fulton, Mary Letitia - Suddenly at Almonte, Wednesday, April 14, 1971, Mary Letitia McCann, beloved wife of Stuart fulton, dear mother of (Jean) Mrs. Robert drysdale, Arnprior, and Hughie, of Ottawa; dear sister of Hiram, Pakenham; (Irene) Mrs James Snedden, Almonte; (Alice) Mrs. John D. Smithson, Pakenham; Edgar and Albert deceased; in her 69th year. Resting at the Comba Funeral Home, Church Street, Almonte. Funeral service at Zion United Church, Cedar Hill, Friday, April 16 at 2:30 p.m. Rev. H. Davies officiating. Interment United Cemetery, Pakenham. In lieu of flowers donations to Zion United Church, Cedar Hill, would be appreciated.

McCann, Mary LETITIA (I29741)

6233

FULTON, Violet Lena - In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, May 24, 1984. Violet Lena Dickson (of Almonte). Beloved wife of the late Clifford R Fulton. Dear sister of Lloyd of Cedar Hill, Mrs. Harry Deugo (Edna) of Stittsville, Mrs. Mary Stewart of Thunder Bay and Stanley of Almonte. Fondly remembered by nieces and nephews. Rested at the Gamble & Comba Funeral Home, 127 Church Street, Almonte from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Friday and where service was held Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Jack Lougheed officiating. Interment United Cemetery Pakenham.

Dickson, Violet Lena (I9905)

6234

Funeral held at his residence on 11th. Line Ramsay, The funeral was officiated by H. C Wolfraim the minister of Bethany United Church, Almonte of which Allan Duncan was a member..

Duncan, Allan McLaren (I2885)

6235

FUNERAL OF MRS. C. BAIRD
CARLETON PLACE, Dec 4, - (Special). - The funeral of Mrs. Christina Baird, whose death occurred in an Ottawa hospital on Tuesday, was held yesterday from he home on Charles street to Memorial Park United Church, where service was conducted by Rev. D. C. Munro. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery, Rev. Mr. Munro also officiating. Chief mourners were her sons, Elmer and Harvey, and her sister, Mrs. William Jeffery, of Renfrew, and her brother, Robert M. Leese, of Westmeath. Floral tributes included pieces from the staff of the Renfrew Woollen Mills, Carleton Place; the Carleton Place Baseball Association; the L.O.B.A. and the O.Y.B No. 257. The pall-bearers were L.M. Tetlock, John Baird, Russel Lyons, Wm. Major, John Fraser, Irwin Jeffery.
Source: The Ottawa Journal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 5 Dec 1936, Page 27

McLeese, Christena (I9073)

6236

Funeral service conducted by Rev Jim Stevenson, Pallbearers were 4 nephews, Richard Keith, Mel Evans, Harold Crawford, Grenville Moffitt.

Evans, Herbert Elmer (I6487)

6237

Funeral service for Charles Thomas Jackson, 53, of 527 13th Ave. E., who died in the General hospital Friday, will be held in Leyden's Chapel of Remembrance at 3 p.m. Monday.

Born in Calgary, Mr. Jackson was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jackson, oldtimers of Calgary. He served as a city constable from 1928 to 1946.

He is survived by his wife Margaret of Calgary; a daughter, Mrs. J.A. (Pat) Good of Edmonton; sisters, Mrs. George E. Wood of Calgary, Mrs. F.J. Timmins of Calgary, Mrs. Violet Gibson of Calgary and Mrs. D. B. Smith of Vancouver; brothers Earl and Alberta of Calgary and Frederick of Vancouver.

Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, Saturday, May 11, 1957, page 2

Jackson, Charles Thomas "Tom" (I12819)

6238

Funeral services for Ira Phillip Bridegroom, 98, of Route 4, Winamac, were Jan. 14, 10:30 a.m. at the Frain Mortuary with the Rev. James Bennett officiating. Born on April 8, 1881 in Pulaski County, he had been in failing health for three years, and passed away on Jan. 11, at the Winamac Nursing Home. He married three times: Nellie Hunter in 1903, Carrie Ballinger in 1911, and Elizabeth Peverelle in 1944. Elizabeth is the only wife who survives. Surviving with the wife are two sons: Arthur of Francesville, Albert of Winamac; three step sons, Edward E. Peverelle and Larry Peverelle of Portage; and Don Peverelle of North Judson; one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hartwick of Winamac; one brother Mr.Earl Bridegroom of Wabash; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Watson of Wabash; 27 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. Burial was in the Center Cemetery in Franklin township.
Pulaski County Journal 17 Jan 1980

Bridegroom, Ira Phillip (I41623)

6239

Funeral services for Joseph P. Tynon, age 87, a resident of the Riverledge Healthcare Facility and formerly of Washington Street in Ogdensburg will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29 at Foxwood Memorial Park Chapel with Rev. F. Ja.m.es Shurtleff officiating. Calling hours will also be held on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of the service in the Chapel. Mr. Tynon passed away Wednesday, May 23, at the Healthcare Facility. Arrangements are with the Fox & Murray Funeral Home.

Surviving are his sons Joseph and his wife Marlene Tynon of California, Terry and his wife Kathy Tynon of North Carolina, Philip Tynon of Ogdensburg; daughters Sharon and her husband Rick Downey of North Carolina, Sandra and her husband Jim Bouchey of Ogdensburg, Phyllis and her husband Dale Christman of Ogdensburg; stepchildren Ronald and Alinda Valcour of Brockville, Audrey and John Van Dusen of Brockville, Eunice Tynon and Helen Pratt of Ogdensburg; a sister Elizabeth Baker of WA; a brother Richard Tynon of Ogdensburg; 18 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and many step-grandchildren.

Joseph was predeceased by his wife Muriel; a daughter Diane Van Dusen; a sister Dorothy Bice; brothers "Bill", Clifford, Leo and Dennis Tynon; stepchildren Douglas Valcour, Elaine Hall and Gordon Valcour; a daughter-in-law Victoria Tynon, sister-in-law Marie Tynon and brother-in-law Floyd Baker.

He was born on September 6, 1924 in Ogdensburg, NY a son of the late Patrick and Corrine (Denny) Tynon. He attended Ogdensburg Schools for his education. A previous marriage to Laura Thivierge ended in divorce. He then married Muriel (Evans) Valcour on August 27, 1966 at the Methodist Church in Ogdensburg. She predeceased him on February 25, 1999.

During his career, he was employed at the Standard Shade Roller for 6 ? years and in 1956 he went to work at Diamond International until 1978 when he was forced to retire due to ill health. He was a past member of the Ogdensburg Moose Lodge, Notre Dame Church and was an avid bingo player. He also enjoyed making la.m.pshades from popsicle sticks in his spare time.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Morristown Volunteer Fire Department or the Riverledge Healthcare Facility. Condolences can also be shared online at www.foxandmurrayfuneralhome.com.

Tynon, Joseph Patrick (I12259)

6240

Further research is required. May have died in Onondaga, operater of a sawmill, will probate 21 Feb 1859

Duncan, Daniel (I2325)

6241

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F846)

6242

G. Caskey: Robert, the 3rd oldest of the family, came to Canada with his mother and father when they immigrated to Canada in 1845. Very little if anything is known of them other than the fact that they must have had a hard life, much the same as many others who pioneered this country. We know only that Robert died at the age of 31 yrs, his father died at the age of 49. Descendents of his father have lived to ages of upward of 90 years. However it is interesting to note that around the time of Robert's death the family seems to have split up and gone their separate ways. (3 Jan 1990)

Caskey, Robert (I2760)

6243

G. W. Peacock ALMONTE (SneciaD Funeral services for George W. Peacock, 76. were held in the Cnmhs Funeral Home, Almonte. Mr. Peacock died In a nursing home at Franktown. Born in Mlddleville he married Annie Munro of Halls Mills In 1908. Besides his wife. Mr. Peacock leaves three sons, Wilbert of Ramsay, Everette and Nelson of Prince George, B.C.; four daughters, Mrs. Vernon (Carrie) Donaldson of Lanark, Mrs. Alex (Annie) McArthur of Ramsay, Mrs. Melville (Muriel) Wark of Ramsay, Miss Lena Peacock of Chile, South America; one brother, Nelson of Mlddleville; 20 grandchildren. The funeral service was conducted by William Sim and Vernon Haddlesey. Pallbearers were Alex Munro, Fred Toop, Melville Paul, Edwin McKirdy, George Peacock and Wilbert Paterson. Interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery.

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Peacock, George Whitfield (I10802)

6244

Gabriel & Sarah Montgomery had a daughter Lola Eileen Montgomery:
009423-27 Hilliard EADIE, 27, Farmer, Richmond, Richmond, s/o James EADIE (b. Richmond) & Margaret STEWART; married Lola Eileen MONTGOMERY, 19, Richmond, Richmond, d/o Gabriel MONTGOMERY (b. Mallakoff Ont) & Sarah Matilda DOBSON; wit Mrs. Susie COLQUHOUN & Mrs. Sarah MONTGOMERY, both Richmond, 9 Apr 1927, Richmond
[Ontario marriage registration - Carleton County]

Montgomery, Gabriel (I27660)

6245

Gail MCCREARY
September 24, 1936 - November 01, 2011

MCCREARY, Gail September 24, 1936 - November 1, 2011 Gail passed away peacefully with family by her side in Surrey, BC. She is predeceased by her daughter Linda. Gail is survived by her husband of 53 years William "John"; son Ken; grandson John Bieker; sister Barbara (Bill); as well as extended family and friends. She spent most of her life working as a Health Records Administrator at Royal Columbian Hospital. She was dedicated to her family and will be missed dearly. A Funeral Service for Gail will be held on Friday, November 4, 2011 at 2:30 pm in Arbor Chapel, Valley View Memorial Gardens 14660 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gail's memory to the BC Cancer Foundation.
Published on November 4, 2011, VANCOUVER SUN

Stibbs, Gail (I23512)

6246

Gail remarried an Associate of her brother Bob's

Family: Robert John Phillips / Frances Gail Peverelle (F451)

6247

GAMMELL
JAMES
JAMES GAMMELL/JANET FINDLAY FR39 (FR39)
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02/10/1791
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Paisley High Church

Gemmill, James (I7785)

6248

GARDINER, Hazel nee Dezell
At Fairview Manor, Almonte, Ontario, on Friday, August 11, 1995, in her 91st year Hazel Matilda Dezell, beloved wife of the late Robert George Gardiner. Dear mother of Ivan Gardiner, Irma (Mrs. David Willoughby), all of R.R. 2, Carleton Place; Marlyn (Mrs. Malcolm Storey), Nora (Mrs. Leonard Sadler), all of Richmond. Predeceased by one daughter, Ileane and by daughter-in-law, Helen Gardiner Survived by son-in-law, William Cooper, Ottawa Survived by 12 grandchildren and by 18 great-grandchildren Predeceased by 1 great-grandson and by sisters, Alvina Dowdall, Margaret Hammond, Harriet Taylor, Elizabeth Waugh and by brothers, Seeley, William, Melvin, Oliver and Milton Dezell. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Avenue West Carleton Place for visiting on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. until time of service in the chapel at 2 p.m., Rev. John Bushby officiating. Interment United Cemeteries, Carleton Place.

Dezell, Hazel Matilda (I31717)

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Gardiner, Thomas "Francis" January 19, 1926?September 21, 2013
Passed away in Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning, Francis Gardiner of Galetta in his 88th year, beloved husband of the late Katherine Brydges. Francis was a Bell Canada Pioneer retiring after 38 years of service and was a proud member of the Masonic Lodge for 60 years and the Eastern Star. Dear father of Bill (Judy), Myrtle (Fern) Chartier, Bert (Angela), David (Theresa) and Gary (Tammy). Predeceased by a son in law Hugh McKerracher, 2 grandchildren and great grandson Karter. Much loved grandfather of 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Dear brother of the late Kenneth (Lorena) Gardiner, Saidee (late Ken) Dowdall and Thelma (late Mel) Dowdall. Dear brother-in-law of Keith (late Mary), Kenneth (Dorene), late Isabel (Carmen) James, late Robert and Ivan, Mary (late Armour) Howie, Marion (late Graham) Armstrong, the late Cecil (Shirley), Gordon (Lydia), the late Edith (John) Campbell and Grace (late Sterling) Howie. Son of the late Oliver and Marion Gardiner.
Resting at The
Boyce Funeral Home, Chapel,
Visitation and Reception Centre
138 Daniel St. N., Arnprior

Gardiner, Thomas Francis (I14818)

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GARLAND - Martha Louise (nee Hall). Born January 11, 1915, in Peterborough, Ont., passed away peacefully on September 16, 2003, at Island View Place, Saanichton. Predeceased by her husband John M., sister mary Craig, two brothers Jim and Pat, step-son John, and brother-in-law Donald. Survived by her step-daughters Susan (Seaton) Findlay and Joanna (Adam) Bramble, sister-in-law Elizabeth, nephews James and Robin Craig, nieces Gillian (Joe) Hohmann, Elisabeth Craig, and Valerie (Clement) Laforce, grandchildren, and grand nieces and nephews. Following her early sue cessful careers with the C.W.A.C. and Morgan's of Montreal, Louise lived a full and happy life with her beloved John, ("life begins at 40"), exploring the world, but never happier than when planning the next family party. She made life special for all those she loved. No service by request. Flowers gratefully declined If so desired, donations may be made to mount Newton Centre Society, 2158 Mount Newton Cross road, Saanichton, B.C., V8M 2B2.

Hall, Martha Louise (I32818)

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