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6301	GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and Ron McCoy could be 4th cousins 1x removed through: 3rd great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as our paternal common ancestors with shared DNA of 9 cM across one segment as recorded in my Ancestry and Legacy family trees.	McCoy, Roy (I22621)
6302	GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and shirleydyck1 could be 4th cousin 1x removed through: 3rd great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as paternal common ancestors with shared DNA of 12 cM across one segment as recorded in my ancestry and Legacy family trees.	Dyck, Shirley (I35505)
6303	GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and Susan Rankin/Wagner could be 4th cousins 1x removed through:3rd. great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as commom ancestors with shared DNA of 13 cM across 2 segments as recorded in my Legacy and ancestry family trees.	Rankin, Susan (I33739)
6304	Garnet Hand Passes Suddenly. Garnet Cecil Hand, highly esteemed, cummunity minded resident of Perdue, passed away suddenly on Thursday, May 25, 1972 at the age of 56 years. Mr. Hand was born at Leney Sept 3, 1915 and had lived in the area all his life residing in Perdue since 1951. He was a member of Harmony Masonic Lodge No. 75 AF and AM and was Past Master of Harmony Masonic Lodge during 1957-58 and elected to the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan in 1971. He was also a member of the Melody Chapter of the Eastern Star. Garnett was a member of the National Farmers Union, a member of the Perdue Board of Trade and represented the Village of Purdue on the Biggar Union Hospital Board. He was a director of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool at Feudal and bought grain at Feudal for 13 years and one year at Perdue. He was manager of the Perdue Harris Co-op from 1947 until 1951 and had farmed since that time. Keenly interested in sposrts, Mr. Hand had coached baseball and hockey for many years and had been the umpire for the Brier Playdowns and Perdue Curling Club drawmaster for several years. He was an ardent curler. Predeceased by his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hand of Leney; a brother, Kenneth of Star City and one sister, Mrs. C. (Hattie) Featherstone of Feudal. Surviving are his wife Nellie of Purdue; son Gordon of Saskatoon; daughters, Mrs. Keith (Reita) Palmer of Saskatoon; Miss Glenda of Saskatoon and Miss Cheryl of Perdue; and two grandchildren Kim Palmer and Heather Hand, both of Saskatoon; brothers: Percy and Emerson of Perdue; Ruglass of Bjorkdale; Albert of Flin Flon; Selwyn of Biggar; sister, Mrs. L. (Marjorie) Cathcart of Perdue. Funeral service was held Monday, May 29 from the Perdue Legion Hall with Mr. Stewart McPartlin officiating. Perdue Harmony Lodge No. 75 AF and AM and Melody Chapter No. 133 of Perdue attended the service in assembly. Honorary pallbearers were A. Vetzal, A. Campbell, R. Tyson, W. McTurk, C. Ross and C. Sapsford. Pallbearers were K. Young, S. Howard, I. Cathcart, R. Keller, E. Holtet and K, Bunn. Ushers were R. Wilkinson and R. Harper. Harmony Lodge No, 75 AF and AM held a graveside service conducted by Past Master Jock Mair. Interment took place in Leney Cemetery with Biggar Funeral Home in care of arrangements. The Independent, Biggar, Saskatchewan, May 1972	Hand, Garnet Cecil (I25871)
6305	Gary Leroy Bronson Born: April 23, 1934 Minden, Nebraska Died: June 19, 2010 in Waxahachie, Texas after a long battle with cancer Gary was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather who constantly made time for his family. He was always very proud of each and every member of his family. He served God and his fellow man until the very end. Gary grew up in Minden, Nebraska where he attended school. He graduated from Minden High School in 1951. He joined the U. S. Navy in 1952. He was honorably discharged in 1966 after 14 years of service. He married Joanne Doreen Enholm of Holdrege, Nebraska in 1953 at Moncks Corner, South Carolina. He graduated from Phoenix College in June 1966, Arizona State University in June 1969, TCU with a Master o Divinity in 1974, and received his Doctorate of Ministry in Pastoral Counseling at TCU in 1988. He worked as a Private Insurance Investigator from 1962 to 1974 for Retail Credit company now Equifax. He was The Pastor of First Christian Church in Waxahchie, Texas from July 1974 to August 2003 and the led the congregation in the development of the Christian Life Center which has hosted numerous interdenominational and Civic events. He was always involved in Ecumenical events both in Waxahachie and statewide. He reopened Rockett Christian Church in 1984. He also served in Christian Churches at: Maricopa, Arizona; Pilot Point, Texas; Western Hills in San Antonio, Texas; Ennis, Texas and Irving North, in Irving, Texas. Gary was an amateur Photographer and avid Camera collector. He had cameras of various sizes and backgrounds. He had a 1900 Empire State Studio Camera, Brownie Box, Polaroid's, 1902 Folding Kodak, and a Spy Camera, as well as the newest digital cameras. The spy camera was found in a sack of potatoes in Germany at the end of World War II. The Studio Camera was used in a Studio here in Waxahachie. His collection was displayed at the Ellis County Museum. He was a member of the Rotary Club, The Dallas Rotary Choir, and the Waxahachie Ministerial Alliance. He was Nominated-Texas Rural Minister of the Year by Texas A&M University and has held various positions in the North Texas Area of the Christian Church. He was preceded in death by his parents Charles Frederick Bronson and Eula Irene Jones Bronson, his sister Janelle Bronson Hammond and his Daughter Annita Jo Bronson Shoemake. He is survived by his wife Joanne Enholm Bronson, His children: daughters Sherri Bronson Turner and husband Richard, Lisa Bronson Doonan and husband Bill, and son Craig Gary Bronson and wife Bette. His grandchildren, Marcy Turner Moore and husband Keith, Shawn Turner, Natalile Shoemake Bronson, William Doonan and wife Jennifer, Rachel Doonan Smith and husband David, Brittany Doonan Songer and husband Victor, Evan Doonan, Christian Bronson and Shannon Bronson. His great grandchildren Tyler Moore, Dylan Moore, Rylie Moore, Roylee Moore, Tristan Turner, Allison Doonan, Hallie Doonan and Wilson Doonan. Celebration of Life will be held at First Christian Church in Waxahachie, Texas Saturday, June 26, 2010 at 2:00 PM. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or the Gary Bronson Memorial Fund at Citizens National Bank . Arrangements are under the direction of Wayne Boze Funeral Home in Waxahachie, Texas.	Bronson, Gary LeRoy (I30380)
6306	Gazette, front page Obit?Mrs. James Duncan This morning the life of Mrs. Jas. Duncan took flight, the aged lady having been confined to her bedroom continually for the past four weeks, suffering from chronic bronchitis . For over forty years this disease has troubled her, and receiving a fall about four weeks ago, she gradually grew weaker until death ended her sufferings. Deceased, whose maiden name was Elizabeth, Lockhart, was born in Paisley, Scotland, on the 10th ol April, 1833, and when nine years of age came with her parents, a voyage of about nine weeks on the sea, and settled on the 11th line Ramsay, on the farm now occupied by Mr. Cullen. On March 31st, 1854, she was married to Mr. James Duncan, , by the Rev. J. K. Smith, and they settled on a farm about two miles from that of her. parents which farm is now occupied by their son, Mr. Edward Duncan. About two years ago they retired from farm life and came to Almonte where they have since lived. On March 31st, 1904, the aged couple celebrated their golden wedding. Eleven children were born to them - eight boys and three girls - all of whom, are living, the mother's death being the first break in the family. Those left to mourn besides her husband, are: Robert, near Pilot Mound, Man. ; Wm., James, John and Albert in Ramsay; Hugh. at Strathcona ; Alex., in Ramsay; Edward on the homestead; (Maggie), Mrs. Butchart, of Almonte; (Agnes) Mrs. Holden, of Pilot Butte, Assa.; and Lizzie who has always lived with her parents. Mrs Smith, McGregor, Man., is a sister. Mrs Duncan was a member of St. John's church and was highly esteemed and honoured by all. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 2 p.m. Service at the house at 1.45.	Lockhart, Elizabeth (I2329)
6307	ged 26 years 1893, Friday April 14, The Almonte Gazette, front page A Startlingly Sudden Death A Popular Young Ramsay Farmer Called Away Without a Moment's Warning One of the saddest and most sudden deaths that have taken place in this part of the country for some time was met with by Mr John Taylor Yuill, eldest son of Mr Robert Yuill, of the 6th line of Ramsay, on the morning of Sunday last. That morning, while taking out a team of horses to water them, he stumbled on a clump of clay and fell on his knees. His brother, who saw him fall, took the halters out of his hands, when he fell forward on his face. His sister, who saw the occurrence from the door, twenty yards away, called her father to go to him, Mr Yuill ran out immediately, but deceased was then insensible, and his breathing was scarcely perceptible. Picking him up, they carried him tenderly into the house, but this was no more then done when he passed away, death is supposed to have resulted from the rupturing of the spinal cord. It vary sad when death results from such a slight cause, and reminds us all how uncertain a tenure of life the strongest have, for the deceased was the very picture of health in our midst called forth more sincere sympathy than has been shown to the family and relatives in this instance. This was shown in a marked manner at the funeral, which took place on Tuesday last, and which, in spite of the very bad state of the roads, was one of the largest seen in the township of Ramsay for a long time. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev Mr Mitchell, of St John's church, and at the grave by the members of Court Excelsior No 79, I.O.F., Almonte, of which the late Mr Yuill was a member Between thirty and forty of the members were present, six of whom acted as pall bearers. The impressive funeral ceremony of the order was read at the grave by Messrs R. Hill, R.W. Haydon and P.C. McGregor. The deceased was insured in the order of Foresters to the amount of $1,000 in favour of his wife. The late Mr Yuill was only 26 years of age. His was of an unusually strong and robust frame, was gifted with a most genial disposition, and was highly respected by all who knew him. He was married in June last to Miss Hattie J Bowes, of Admaston who at the time of the accident was on a visit to her parents. The sad news was a heavy shock to the young wife, and both she and the rest of the bereaved relatives have the deepest sympathy of the whole community in the trail they have had to pass through.	Yuill, John Taylor (I25014)
6308	GEDDES, Adam Ernest In hospital on Saturday, January 21, 1978, aged 94 of Richmond, Ont. Husband of the laic Annie May Gcddes and dear father of Mrs. George McCallum (Edith), Richmond; Mrs. Lewis Smith (peggy), Ottawa; predeceased by Mrs. John Fisher (Ida). Also survived by 10 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral service was held on Monday at 3 p.m. at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond, Road, Spring burial at Munstcr Union Cemetery. R500IR	Geddes, Adam Ernest (I14924)
6309	GEDDES, John Leach (Jack) In hospital February 20, 1971,. John Leech Geddes, in his 85th year, formerly of 521 Hilson Avenue, Ottawa. Beloved husband of the late Caroline Alexander Lewis and by second marriage, the late Sarah Jane Maher, dear fatner of Vera (Mrs. Jack Mc-Master); Irma (Mrs. Stanley Hymers) of Ottawa; Bert and Earl; brother of George and Adam, all of Richmond; James of Saskatchewan. Resting at the Cummings Funeral Home, North Gower, where funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens S768S	Geddes, John Leach (I14927)
6310	GEDDES, Ruby Gertrude (nee Cochrane) Peacefully on Wednesday, August 1, 2001, age 78. Beloved wife of Earl J. Geddes. sister ot David and Harvey Cochrane. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Rideau Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 1610 Roger Stevens Drive, (Kars East ot Hwy 416) on tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, North Gower, on Saturday at 1 p.m. interment Holy Trinity Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would oe appreciated.	Cochrane, Ruby Gertrude (I28868)
6311	GEMMELL JAMES SUSAN SIMPSON/FR4983 (FR4983) 18/11/1815 685/3 180 441 Canongate	Family: James Gemmill / Susanah McDonald Simpson (F792)
6312	GEMMIL JEAN JAMES GEMMIL/JANET FINDLEY FR103 (FR103) F 29/07/1798 573/1 10 182 Paisley High Church	Gemmill, Jean (I35869)
6313	GEMMILL JAMES JAMES GEMMILL/SUSAN SIMPSON FR350 (FR350) M 27/12/1818 573/1 10 578 Paisley High Church	Gemmill, James (I7803)
6314	GEMMILL MARY VEITCH JAMES GEMMILL/SUSANNA SIMPSON FR337 (FR337) F 24/10/1816 573/1 10 553 Paisley High Church	Gemmill, Mary Veitch Pittcairn (I6102)
6315	Generally accurate, with some sections difficult to read. Subsequently verified and updated by Judith Maloney.	Source (S14)
6316	George Allan Baird - A resident of Ottawa since 1928, George Allan Baird, of 350 Roosevelt avenue, died in hospital Tuesday in his 66th year. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baird, Mr. Baird was born and educated at Kinburn, Ont. In 1916 he married the former Annie Camelon, of Westboro. Mr. Baird farmed at Woodlawn, later moving to Ottawa where for 13 years he was employed as a carpenter for the Department of Highways. For the past 11 years he had been employed as a carpenter at the 26th Ordnance Depot. Mr. Baird was a member of Westminster United Church and of the Loyal Orange Lodge, Kinburn. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Leonard (Kathleen) Tierney, of Ottawa, and three grandchildren. The body is at Tubman's where funeral service will be conducted in the chapel Thursday at 3:30 p.m., Mr. Fred Miller officiating. Burial will be in Pinecrest Cemetery. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.	Baird, George Allan (I12346)
6317	George and Merle were married 07 Nov 1923 in the RM of Roblin. They celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in Cartwright. Their family's story is told in the local history book "Memories Along the Badger Revisited" published in 1985 and updated in 2010.	Caul, Amanda Merle (I20718)
6318	George and Merle were married 07 Nov 1923 in the RM of Roblin. They celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in Cartwright. Their family's story is told in the local history book "Memories Along the Badger Revisited" published in 1985 and updated in 2010.	Archibald, George Martell (I20719)
6319	George Appleford is properly placed in the class of deserving men of whom our president says, "They do things." He is not a man of words, but may easily be classed as a man of deeds. This is discernible from the success he has won and from his career which has manifested those qualities of worth and stability that characterize the true man and the progressive and prominent citizen. George Appleford is now dwelling in Asotin, where he has a comfortable residence. His birth occurred near Redding, in Berkshire, England, on February 14, 1855. His parents, Daniel and Mary (Ayers) Appleford, were also natives of Berkshire and immigrants to Canada in 1857. Our Subject was but an infant when they arrived in Canada, and there he received his educational training and was reared. Until 1878 he remained in his chosen country, and then came out west to Washington. After due search, he selected a homestead on Montgomery Ridge and commenced the good work of improvement and upbuilding. He labored steadily along, adding to his estate from time to time until it is now 960 acres, all choice land and all in a high state of cultivation. The original homestead is the nucleus of the estate and the thoroughness and continuity displayed by Mr. Appleford in his labors manifests the secret of his splendid success. Thrift and sagacity have also characterized him while integrity and a keen sense of honor are always apparent in his conduct. In addition to the labor of farming, which for more than a quarter of a century has prosecuted with success, he has also devoted himself to stock raising and has a good band of cattle now. At Springfield, Ontario, Canada, in 1892, Mr. Appleford married Miss Lizzie Stirton, whose parents were natives of Canada. She was born in Ontario, on December 19, 1864, and died in Asotin County, on June 9, 1903. She had been a devoted wife and mother, and in the early summer of the year mentioned fell asleep to wake amid the realities of the world beyond. Her life had shown forth the real faith that makes faithful and comforted with the graces of Christianity, she bade farewell to loved one below and calmly passed away. The children left were Ricard Lee, born June 18, 1893; Edison J., born December 31, 1894, and Maida A., born December 31, 1898. Mr. Appleford has the following named brothers and sisters: William E., in this county; Darius, a farmer in Canada; Sarah, the wife of Robert Wilson, of this county; Ann, wife of James McCradey, in Canada; Rachel, in Canada; and Hannah, wife of George Learn, also in Canada. Mr. Appleford is a member of the Presbyterian Church, is also identified with the W.W. (Woodmen of the World), and in politics is a strong Republican.	Appleford, George (I19226)
6320	George Baird passes to Rest. The death of Mr. George Baird at his home on Charles Street yesterday morning came as a surprise to many of his friends who had no idea that he was so seriously ill. His ailment was diabetes, from which he had been suffering for some time, although he was able to be about his work as usual until within the last week. Mr. Baird was born in Westmeath, being a son of the late William Baird of that township, and was 47 years of age. He was one of a family of seven children, and his death is the first break in the family circle. About 17 years ago he came to Carleton Place to reside, and for the past 12 years he had been engaged in the Hawthorn Mills. He is survived by his wife, formerly Christena McCleish, and two sons, Harvey and Elmer. Also by three brothers and three sisters, viz.. John in Carleton Place, William and James in Westmeath; Mrs. Wm. Major and Mrs. S. J. Baird, of Ottawa, and Mrs. T. Kilgour, of Matheson, Ont. He was a member of Memorial Park Church and of the Can. Order of Chosen Friends. The funeral is fixed for to-morrow afternoon to Memorial Park Church and Pine Grove Cemetery. The bereaved family have the sympathy of many friends in their season of sorrow. The Carleton Place Herald, Carleton Place, Lanark, ON., 2 June 1926, Page 1, Col. 4	Baird, George Samuel (I9071)
6321	George C. Gardiner Dies At 59 Years It was with regret that citizens of Carleton Place and district learned of the passing of a well known resident of Scotch Corners area, George Charles Gardiner, which occurred in the Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital in the early hours of Wednesday evening, August 22nd, following an illness of three weeks the result of a heavy heart seizure from which he failed to recover. Mr. Gardiner was 59. Born on October 27th, 1902, in Beckwith Township, he was a son of the late Mr. Thomas J. Gardiner and his late wife, the former Miss Sarah J. Rathwell and received his education at S.S. No. 10, Beckwith. The late Mr. Gardiner followed the occupation of a farmer at Scotch Corners and was one of tile best known throughout the County of Lanark. He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church in Innisville, and of the 'Men's Association and a Past Warden of St. John's. Gardiner was a member of L.O.L. number 92, Innisville, and of the Royal Black Preceptory number 639 and served as a councillor of Beckwith Township, where he rendered faithful service, for many years. He was married in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, North Gower on September 11th, 1929, to the former Miss Mabel Mather who survives with one son, Mr. Thomas A. Gardiner, at home, and one daughter (Lillian) Mrs. Lyle McNab, of City View; also two brothers, Mr. Oliver Gardiner, Scotch Corners and Mr. Samuel Gardiner of Carleton Place and one sister (Alice) Mrs. Cecil Jackson of Innisville. Five grandsons also survive. The funeral, one of the largest witnessed in the community for many years, took place from his residence Saturday afternoon, August 25th, to St. John's Church where the service was held at two-thirty with Rev. Canon J. W. R. Meakin officiating. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ross Dezell, John Chamney, Lloyd Carnahan, James Gardiner, Clifford Gardiner and Mac James. Interment was made at St. John's cemetery. Numerous beautiful floral tokens were received, evidence of the very high esteem in which the late Mr. Gardiner was held and many friends from outside points attended the funeral as well as from Carleton Place and surrounding districts.	Gardiner, George Charles (I26136)
6322	George Caskey: Family emigrated in 1845; Andrew died age 49 Third son born at Newton, Limavady, Londonderry, Ireland in 1843. Auld Kirk: native of Londonderry Ireland	Caskey, Andrew (I2759)
6323	George Code, son of Abraham Coad (Code) and Jane Willis was born on Feb. 5, 1841. He married Elizabeth Leach (daughter of William and Susan Leach) Elizabeth was born Sept. 2, 1851 in Montague Township, Ontario Canada. DEATH OF GEORGE CODE: George Code died Oct 11, 1927 and is buried at Montague Township, Ontario at St. Bede's Anglican Cemetery.	Code, George (I20084)
6324	George Currie was born 26 May 1897 or 26 May 1898 (depending upon sources) at Drummond Township, Lanark County, Ontario, son to William Currie and Melinda Kidd; died 17 October 1954 at Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Annie Jacob Saunders, (to whom he was married 30 June 1920 at St. James' Anglican Church, Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario), was born 20 January 1898 at Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, daughter to William Joseph Saunders and Matilda "Tillie" Drummond, (to whom refer); died 14 July 1979 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Melinda Evelyn Currie, born 12 December 1921 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 1 March 1941 or 19 March 1941 or 19 September 1941 (depending upon sources) at St. Remi, Napierville County, Quebec, Edwin John Alexander Campbell; (2) Matilda Doris Currie, born 21 July 1923 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, died 9 August 1977 at Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 21 August 1940 at Richmond, Carleton County, Ontario, Robert John Nolan; (3) William Harold Kidd Currie, born 18 February 1928 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 22 October 1949 at Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Norah Aleida Eveline Sherrar; (4) Myrtle Mildred "Mid" Currie, born 18 April 1930 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, died 23 July 1980 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, buried 26 July 1980 at Franktown Union Cemetery, Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 16 August 1952 at Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Joseph Lawrence Conlon; (5) George Allan Joseph Currie, born 23 June 1933 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 12 May 1956 at Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Irene Dorothy Lay.	Currie, George N. (I4007)
6325	George K Leeson BIRTH?tab?Jul 1841 DEATH?tab?23 Jun 1910 (aged 68) BURIAL?tab? Union Cemetery Calgary, Calgary Census Division, Alberta, Canada PLOT?tab?Section B, Blk 6, Plot 35 MEMORIAL ID?tab?122938445 ? View Source ?b? George Leeson?/b?, of the little band of old timers in the city, died this morning at 2 o'clock. For the last three or four years Mr. Leeson has suffered in health and when the end came he passed away painlessly in his sleep. He was 68 years of age. The deceased gentleman has been in bed ever since the month of December of last year. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Masonic body. George K. Leeson came to Manitoba in 1880, afterwards coming west and engaging in the mail service, contracting to carry the mails from Qu-Apelle to Prince Albert, Swift Current, Battleford, Calgary, Edmonton and all western points which in those days was no small undertaking. Some years later Mr. Leeson moved to Calgary, where he has been one of Alberta's active business men and had always found among her most progressive citizens. He has been engaged in general merchandising, railroad contracting and many other speculations. He was the owner of large ranching interests at Morley, on the main line of the C.P.R., and has large property holdings in Calgary and other towns in the northwest. There were few men, if any, who had greater interests in Alberta than Mr. Leeson and there was no man in the Canadian northwest who had more friends. His successful business career was marked by honorable and upright dealings with his fellow man, and in the community where he lived there was non more respected or better liked. He leaves a wife and a family of three. One daughter, Eileen, and a son, reside at home and another daughter, Mrs. M. Buchanan, lives at Winnipeg but was at her father's bedside when he passed away.	Leeson, George Kidd (I4392)
6326	George Kidd, 1938: moved to Renfrew Co.	Leach, Mary Anne (I3680)
6327	GEORGE PARKER IS DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS George Herbert Parker, of 245 Thompson drive, superintendent of land settlement of the Canadian Colonization association, died Sunday at his homo following a brief Illness at the ago of 49. Mr. Parker had been a resident of Winnipeg for the paat 12 years. He was borr. at Moraen, Man. He was well - known in Winnipeg, being a popular member of ttte Peer Lodge Masonic society and Deer Lodge Curling club. He Is survived by his widow, Margaret N"llson Parker; two daughters. Relta and Kuth; two sons. Daniel and Herbert, all at home; his mother, Mrs. B. C Parker; one brother, B. C. Parker, KC, as well ss three sisters, Mrs. Waldie and Misses Emily and Kathleen, all of Winnipeg. The funeral service Is planned for 3 p.m. Wednesday at the A. B. Gardiner funeral home, with Rev. R. Fletcher Argue In charge. Interment will bo made In St John's cemetery.	Parker, George Herbert (I3381)
6328	George Preston Pretty March 6, 1938 - April 20, 2020 Mr. George Preston Pretty, age 82, of Cedartown, Georgia, passed away Monday, April 20, 2020. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, March 6, 1938 to the late Richard Pretty and Edna Harton. George was also preceded in death by his spouse, Rebecca Diane Pretty; and his daughter, Cathy Hoag. Survivors include his son James Pretty (Jessica); daughters, Shelley Londry (Jeff) and Rose Fialko; grandchildren: Elizabeth, Chelsea, Bryden, Cameron, Brett, Justin and Ethan. A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held at a later date. The Smith & Miller Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Mr. George Preston Pretty.	Pretty, George Preston (I17399)
6329	George Shaw Moreton - In Arnprior Hospital Friday, Dec. 15, 1972, George Moreton, age 71, of Pakenham; beloved husband of the late Mary Hodgins, brother of Mrs. Gibson Valdwell (Ella), Ottawa; Mrs. Edgar Wilson (Alice), Woodlawn; Mrs. Harvey Craig (Ruby), Kinburn; predeceased by Mrs. Sedley Steen Resting at the Tubman - Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, where funeral service will be held Monday 2 p.m. Buried: United Cemetery, Pakemham. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping	Moreton, George Shaw (I25354)
6330	George Smith Scott BIRTH?tab?1881 Scotland DEATH?tab?1957 (aged 75?76) British Columbia, Canada BURIAL?tab?Cremated MEMORIAL ID?tab?191598343 ? View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 0 George Smith Scott Scotland Births and Baptisms Name George Smith Scott Gender Male Birth Date 22 Dec 1881 Birthplace Peebles Burgh, Peebles, Scotland Father's Name William Adamson Scott Mother's Name Agnes Smith Scott Geo Smith Scott Canada Census, 1911 Name Geo Smith Scott Event Type Census Event Date 1911 Event Place Saskatoon Sub-Districts 13-44, Saskatchewan, Canada Gender Male Age (Estimated) 30 Marital Status Single Religion Presbyterian Relationship to Head of Household Brother Birth Date Dec 1881 Birthplace Scotland Immigration Year 1911 Household: Jos Walter Scott Head M 29 Scotland Agnes Scott Sister F 28 Scotland Geo Smith Scott Brother M 30 Scotland John Boyd Lodger M 33 Scotland Sarah Kuig Housekeeper F 36 Canada William Shaw Lodger M 26 Australia Wm Edward Ash Lodger M 24 England J Harold Beawick Lodger M 26 Canada George Gray Lodger M 29 Scotland George Smith Scott British Columbia Death Registrations Name George Smith Scott Event Type Death Event Date 01 Feb 1957 Event Place Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Gender Male Age 75 Marital Status Married Birth Date 22 Dec 1881 Birth Year (Estimated) 1882 Birthplace , Scotland Father's Name William Scott Mother's Name Agnes Smith Spouse's Name Margaret Neilson	Scott, George Smith (I19451)
6331	George was a first cousin of Helen McFarlane	McFarlane, George (I8254)
6332	George was originally buried in St. John's, Mono, according to ... WILLIAM PERKINS BULL - Strachan Research Notes: Church of England Burials in Mono, Albion & Caledon Region of Peel Archives, Box 5, File 80 KIDD, George, 53, farmer, Albion, buried 15 Dec. 1884, St. John's, Mono.Aged 52 yrs. 3 mos. His remains were moved to the Kidd Family Vault in Mono Mills after its construction in 1892. Contributor: Sheila Davidson (49460873) The family was found in the 1851 Canada Census for Albion Township, Peel County, Ontario. Note the "1851" Census was actually conducted in 1852 in Ontario. The household was enumerated as follows: John, Farmer, Ireland, Church of England, 50 Jane, Spinstress, Ireland, Ch. of Eng., 41 Joseph, Labourer, Canada, 20 George 19 John 17 Thomas 16 Henry 14 Whiliam 13 Ann 10 Jane 8 *Elizabeth 6 Contributor: Tanya & John (48977892)	Kidd, George (I12869)
6333	George was the 6th of 8 children born to Alexander Jamieson + Catherine Airth. He married Isabella Laventure Jun 18, 1889 in Emmanuel Church, Arnprior Township, Renfrew, Ontario and they had 5 children, all born in Renfrew county = Delta May born Aug 5, 1890 Catherine Airth born Aug 16, 1892 Eldred Park born Jul 3, 1894 Isabella Gray born Oct 21, 1896 George William born Jul 19, 1899 Predeceased by his wife Isabella in Feb 1923, George died as a result of myocarditis on Aug 2, 1923 in Renfrew Township, Renfrew, Ontario.	Jamieson, George (I38309)
6334	George Willson was born in Leitrim, Ireland approx 1799-1801. He first married Alice Cassidy approx 1818 in Ireland. Alice's exact birth and death is unknown. They had 2 children, Mary Ann born approx. 1819 and Margaret born Approx. 1821 in Cavan Ireland. Then they immigrated in April 1822 to Quebec, having another daughter, Maria M. while at Sea. Shortly after, they moved to Ontario and had 2 boys: John born 1825 in Pakenham, and Richard C. born 1827 in Perth. George was a Farmer. Family stories say that Alice died approx 1833 in Ontario or Quebec (which was across the river). George was married second to Elizabeth McCue (1819-1892) and had 9 children with her: Aphia Agnuita (1847-1926), Amicus Humani Generi (1849-1920), Matilda (1850-1860)Frederick William (1853-1927), Joseph Salathiel (1856-1925), Augustus George (1857-1881), Robert Samuel (1859-1927), Cyrus Newton (1860-1929), and Mary Lavona Matilda Jane "Minnie" (1862-1944). George had a homestead in Fitzroy and raised all his children there. George died July 11, 1876 in Fitzroy, Carleton, Ontario.	Wilson, George (I27604)
6335	George's obituary was published in the October 10, 1981 issue of the Kansas City Star & Times, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri it reads in part: ?b?"GEORGE W. LASHBROOK?/b? George W. "Pete" Lashbrook, 40, Odessa, Texas, formerly of Kansas City, died Saturday at a hospital in Odessa. He was born in Kansas City and had lived in Odessa five years. Mr. Lashbrook was a iron worker. He was a Catholic. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rose Lee Lashbrook of the home; three sons, a daughter; and his mother, Mrs. Dorlis M. Lashbrook, Independence. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Park Law Chapel; burial in Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City. The rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. today at the chapel, where friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today."	Lashbrook, George William "Pete" (I36649)
6336	George's wife, Dorlis, told family members that George was adopted, therefore, we urge researchers to be cautious. We have not verified or researched this statement. George's obituary was published in the Tuesday, March 4, 1975 issue of the Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri: "George W. Lashbrook George W. Lashbrook, 54, of 900 Ute, Independence, died Sunday at Research Medical Center. He was a lifelong resident. Mr. Lashbrook was a hoisting engineer. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Independence. He was a committee-man for Boy Scout Troop No. 221. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Dorlis Lashbrook, and a son, Pete Lashbrook, both of the home; a sister, Mrs. Anna E. Holt, 4031 E. 68th Terrace, and six grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Park Lawn Chapel; burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the chapel, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association."	Lashbrook, George William (I36647)
6337	Gerald Sunstrum, B68309 1stBattalion Royal Rifles of Canada Originally enlisted with the Royal Regiment of Canada Birth date September 16, 1917Niagara Falls, Welland County Prisoner of War at Stanley, North Point, Shamshuipo and Tsurumi, Japan SUNTRUM, Gerald J. September 16, 1917 to November 29, 2017 Gerry (Sunny) passed away peacefully at the great age of 100. He was born into a large family in Mattawa, Ontario and was the son of Robert Sunstrum & Sophia Marnier. He served our country in WWII, and was a POW in Japan. After returning home from the war, he met his wife Doris (predeceased) and began their life in Niagara Falls. He was an active member of the Legion in Niagara and a member of The Lighthouse Church of God in Chippawa. He leaves behind his son Neil Bilbe (Joyce), his daughter Kolleen Parsons (Gerry), grandchildren Shawn Bilbe (Doug), Cheryl Bilbe (Bertrand), Georgia Parsons and Diana Parsons, as well as 6 great grandchildren, Elyse, Jonathan, Rebecca, Samantha, Gracie and Cayden. A graveside service will be held at Fairview Cemetery, 4510 Stanley Ave., Niagara Falls on December 1st at 2:30.	Sunstrum, Joseph Gerald Judd "Sunny" (I35907)
6338	Gerry Killom, January 15, 2018. Gerry refereed high school athletics for many years and retired from Roadway Express. Preceded in death by his wife, Cindy Killom; mother, Louise Killom & brother, Tim Killom. He is survived by his son, Glenn Killom & fianc?e, Denise; father, Glenn T. Killom; sister, Nancy (Paul) Mauldin; step-daughters, Tonya, Heather & Chrissy; and nieces & nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at Woodbine Funeral Home, HICKORY CHAPEL, 5852 Nolensville Road on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. by Bro. Garvin Claiborne. Interment Christ Church Memorial Gardens. Family & Friends will serve as Pallbearers. Memorial contributions may be made to Alive Hospice. Visitation Friday from 4 - 8 p.m. and Saturday 10-11 a.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, Directors 615-331-1952 Published in Tennessean on Jan. 17, 2018.	Killom, Gerry (I32719)
6339	GILES, Grace Ida In hospital at Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, October 31, 1981, Grace Ida Lattimore in her 77th year. Beloved wife of Hilton R. Giles. Dear mother of Gerald of Smiths Falls and Doreen (Mrs. J. A. McKinley) of Kimberley, B.C. Much loved grandmother of Michael Giles, Victoria, B. C. and Sheila McKinley Lemke of Elkford, B.C. Predeceased by her sisters, Mayme Calbeck and Margaret Malmberg and her brother, Edward Lattimore. Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McCarthur Avenue, Carleton Place. Service in the Chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment, St. James Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 2 Nov 1981 Contributor: wlowe (48342950)	Lattimore, Grace Ida (I29703)
6340	GILES, Hilton Russell In hospital in Almonte, Ontario, on Thursday, December 15, 1983, Hilton Russell Giles, in his 81st year; beloved husband of the late Grace Ida Lattimore; dear father of Gerald, Smiths Falls; Doreen (Mrs. J.A. McKinley), Kimberley, B.C.; loving grandfather of Michael Giles, Victoria, B.C. and Sheila Lemke of Elkford, B.C. Great-grandfather of Ryan Giles, Victoria, B.C. Dear brother of Wilbert, Almonte; Earl, Ottawa; Arthur, Merrill, Florence (Mrs. H. Griffith) and Velma (Mrs. Norman Bryce). all of Carleton Place. Predeceased by 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Ave., Carleton Place, on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment St. James' Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 17 Dec 1983	Giles, Hilton Russell (I29702)
6341	Gillies, James - At Toronto, on Friday, Jan. 22nd. James Gillies of Carleton Place, aged 69 years. For the full obituary, see: The Lanark Era, January 27, 1909, page 1	Gillies, James (I37791)
6342	GILMOUR, David Kenneth Peacefully, on Wednesday July 4th, 2007, at the Kingston General Hospital. Predeceased by his parents Roy and Viola Gilmour. Loving brother of Penny Ellis (Chris), Peter Gilmour, and Robert Gilmour (Irene). Cherished uncle of Julie, Brad, Sarah, Mike and their families. David was a strong self advocate, representing all people with an intellectual disability. He will be sadly missed by everyone privileged to know him.	Gilmour, David Kenneth (I33027)
6343	GILMOUR, Roy McIntosh Retired from Sears Canada in 1975 Peacefully at the Ottawa General Hospital on Friday May 21, 2004, at the age of 90 years. Beloved husband of the late Viola Isabel Hamilton. Loving father of Penny (Dr. Chris Ellis), Peter, Robert (Irene) all of Ottawa and David of Kingston. He will be missed by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Predeceased by his sisters Nora Cunningham and Margaret Greenwood.	Gilmour, Roy Mcintosh (I33024)
6344	GIMMEL JAMES JANET FINDLAY/FR770 (FR770) 04/02/1786 573/3 30 152 Paisley Burgh or Low	Family: James Gemmill / Janet Findlay (F12707)
6345	Glen Bodie	McDiarmid, Mary Dorthea (I5584)
6346	Glenn Taylor Killom, age 95 of Anderson, SC and formerly of Nashville, TN. Passed away August 1, 2018 in Anderson, SC. He was born May 20, 1923 in Detroit, Michigan to Eva Taylor Killom and Frank Killom. He was preceded in death by his wife of 69 years of marriage, Louise Kilgore Killom. Also preceded in death by his sons, Tim and Gerry Killom; 2 brothers, Allen and Milton Killom and a sister, Myra Wilkins. Mr. Killom is survived by daughter, Nancy Killom Mauldin and son-in-law, Paul Mauldin; 8 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. He was the former minister at Vultee Church of Christ in Nashville, TN; Springfield Church of Christ; and Willow Avenue Church of Christ in Cookeville, TN. He touched many lives through his prison ministry. He was the founder/owner of Killom Siding Co. in Nashville, TN. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 11 a.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, 5852 Nolensville Road. Interment Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Murfreesboro, TN. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. Woodbine Funeral Home	Killom, Glenn Taylor (I32716)
6347	Good student and athlete, musician (violin).	Scott, Kenneth Bethune (I1611)
6348	GOODFELLOW, Irene__ At Fairview Manor, Almonte, Ontario on Saturday, January 14, 2012 in her 87th year. Irene Edna Nontell, beloved wife of the late Elmer Goodfellow. Mother to Shirley Ann and her husband Arnold Virgin. Dear grandmother to Kelly (Jeff) Williams. Almonte Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, on Monday, January 16, 2012, funeral service in the Chapel at 2 p.m. Spring interment Auld Kirk Cemetery. (The Ottawa Citizen -- January 15, 2012)	Nontell, Irene Edna (I24181)
6349	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1061)
6350	Gordon Duncan Obituary DUNCAN, Gordon H. Of Renfrew and formerly of Cobden, passed away peacefully in Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Saturday, January 26, 2008 in his 88th year. Gordon Duncan beloved husband of Mary Duncan (nee Mitchell). Dear father of Donna Lee Duncan, Judie (Randy Patterson) and Tom (Judy). Also survived by 1 granddaughter Carrie Brodacki and 2 great-grandchildren Justin and Miranda. Predeceased by a grandson Jimmy Patterson. Friends may call at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Cobden, Friday, February 1, 2008 from 1 pm until service time in the Chapel at 3 p.m. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society or St. Paul's Anglican Memorial Fund would be appreciated. Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Jan. 30, 2008	Duncan, Gordon Henderson (I2890)

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6301

GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and Ron McCoy could be 4th cousins 1x removed through: 3rd great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as our paternal common ancestors with shared DNA of 9 cM across one segment as recorded in my Ancestry and Legacy family trees.

McCoy, Roy (I22621)

6302

GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and shirleydyck1 could be 4th cousin 1x removed through: 3rd great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as paternal common ancestors with shared DNA of 12 cM across one segment as recorded in my ancestry and Legacy family trees.

Dyck, Shirley (I35505)

6303

GARLAND/BUTLER, Don Duncan and Susan Rankin/Wagner could be 4th cousins 1x removed through:3rd. great grandparents John Garland and Ellen Butler as commom ancestors with shared DNA of 13 cM across 2 segments as recorded in my Legacy and ancestry family trees.

Rankin, Susan (I33739)

6304

Garnet Hand Passes Suddenly. Garnet Cecil Hand, highly esteemed, cummunity minded resident of Perdue, passed away suddenly on Thursday, May 25, 1972 at the age of 56 years. Mr. Hand was born at Leney Sept 3, 1915 and had lived in the area all his life residing in Perdue since 1951. He was a member of Harmony Masonic Lodge No. 75 AF and AM and was Past Master of Harmony Masonic Lodge during 1957-58 and elected to the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan in 1971. He was also a member of the Melody Chapter of the Eastern Star. Garnett was a member of the National Farmers Union, a member of the Perdue Board of Trade and represented the Village of Purdue on the Biggar Union Hospital Board. He was a director of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool at Feudal and bought grain at Feudal for 13 years and one year at Perdue. He was manager of the Perdue Harris Co-op from 1947 until 1951 and had farmed since that time. Keenly interested in sposrts, Mr. Hand had coached baseball and hockey for many years and had been the umpire for the Brier Playdowns and Perdue Curling Club drawmaster for several years. He was an ardent curler. Predeceased by his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hand of Leney; a brother, Kenneth of Star City and one sister, Mrs. C. (Hattie) Featherstone of Feudal. Surviving are his wife Nellie of Purdue; son Gordon of Saskatoon; daughters, Mrs. Keith (Reita) Palmer of Saskatoon; Miss Glenda of Saskatoon and Miss Cheryl of Perdue; and two grandchildren Kim Palmer and Heather Hand, both of Saskatoon; brothers: Percy and Emerson of Perdue; Ruglass of Bjorkdale; Albert of Flin Flon; Selwyn of Biggar; sister, Mrs. L. (Marjorie) Cathcart of Perdue. Funeral service was held Monday, May 29 from the Perdue Legion Hall with Mr. Stewart McPartlin officiating. Perdue Harmony Lodge No. 75 AF and AM and Melody Chapter No. 133 of Perdue attended the service in assembly. Honorary pallbearers were A. Vetzal, A. Campbell, R. Tyson, W. McTurk, C. Ross and C. Sapsford. Pallbearers were K. Young, S. Howard, I. Cathcart, R. Keller, E. Holtet and K, Bunn. Ushers were R. Wilkinson and R. Harper. Harmony Lodge No, 75 AF and AM held a graveside service conducted by Past Master Jock Mair. Interment took place in Leney Cemetery with Biggar Funeral Home in care of arrangements.
The Independent, Biggar, Saskatchewan, May 1972

Hand, Garnet Cecil (I25871)

6305

Gary Leroy Bronson
Born: April 23, 1934 Minden, Nebraska
Died: June 19, 2010 in Waxahachie, Texas after a long battle with cancer

Gary was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather who constantly made time for his family. He was always very proud of each and every member of his family. He served God and his fellow man until the very end. Gary grew up in Minden, Nebraska where he attended school. He graduated from Minden High School in 1951. He joined the U. S. Navy in 1952. He was honorably discharged in 1966 after 14 years of service. He married Joanne Doreen Enholm of Holdrege, Nebraska in 1953 at Moncks Corner, South Carolina. He graduated from Phoenix College in June 1966, Arizona State University in June 1969, TCU with a Master o Divinity in 1974, and received his Doctorate of Ministry in Pastoral Counseling at TCU in 1988.
He worked as a Private Insurance Investigator from 1962 to 1974 for Retail Credit company now Equifax. He was The Pastor of First Christian Church in Waxahchie, Texas from July 1974 to August 2003 and the led the congregation in the development of the Christian Life Center which has hosted numerous interdenominational and Civic events. He was always involved in Ecumenical events both in Waxahachie and statewide. He reopened Rockett Christian Church in 1984. He also served in Christian Churches at: Maricopa, Arizona; Pilot Point, Texas; Western Hills in San Antonio, Texas; Ennis, Texas and Irving North, in Irving, Texas.
Gary was an amateur Photographer and avid Camera collector. He had cameras of various sizes and backgrounds. He had a 1900 Empire State Studio Camera, Brownie Box, Polaroid's, 1902 Folding Kodak, and a Spy Camera, as well as the newest digital cameras. The spy camera was found in a sack of potatoes in Germany at the end of World War II. The Studio Camera was used in a Studio here in Waxahachie. His collection was displayed at the Ellis County Museum. He was a member of the Rotary Club, The Dallas Rotary Choir, and the Waxahachie Ministerial Alliance. He was Nominated-Texas Rural Minister of the Year by Texas A&M University and has held various positions in the North Texas Area of the Christian Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents Charles Frederick Bronson and Eula Irene Jones Bronson, his sister Janelle Bronson Hammond and his Daughter Annita Jo Bronson Shoemake.
He is survived by his wife Joanne Enholm Bronson, His children: daughters Sherri Bronson Turner and husband Richard, Lisa Bronson Doonan and husband Bill, and son Craig Gary Bronson and wife Bette. His grandchildren, Marcy Turner Moore and husband Keith, Shawn Turner, Natalile Shoemake Bronson, William Doonan and wife Jennifer, Rachel Doonan Smith and husband David, Brittany Doonan Songer and husband Victor, Evan Doonan, Christian Bronson and Shannon Bronson. His great grandchildren Tyler Moore, Dylan Moore, Rylie Moore, Roylee Moore, Tristan Turner, Allison Doonan, Hallie Doonan and Wilson Doonan.
Celebration of Life will be held at First Christian Church in Waxahachie, Texas Saturday, June 26, 2010 at 2:00 PM. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or the Gary Bronson Memorial Fund at Citizens National Bank . Arrangements are under the direction of Wayne Boze Funeral Home in Waxahachie, Texas.

Bronson, Gary LeRoy (I30380)

6306

Gazette, front page
Obit?Mrs. James Duncan
This morning the life of Mrs. Jas. Duncan took flight, the aged lady having been confined to her bedroom continually for the past four weeks, suffering from chronic bronchitis . For over forty years this disease has troubled her, and receiving a fall about four weeks ago, she gradually grew weaker until death ended her sufferings. Deceased, whose maiden name was Elizabeth, Lockhart, was born in Paisley, Scotland, on the 10th ol April, 1833, and when nine years of age came with her parents, a voyage of about nine weeks on the sea, and settled on the 11th line Ramsay, on the farm now occupied by Mr. Cullen. On March 31st, 1854, she was married to Mr. James Duncan, , by the Rev. J. K. Smith, and they settled on a farm about two miles from that of her. parents which farm is now occupied by their son, Mr. Edward Duncan. About two years ago they retired from farm life and came to Almonte where they have since lived. On March 31st, 1904, the aged couple celebrated their golden wedding. Eleven children were born to them - eight boys and three girls - all of whom, are living, the mother's death being the first break in the family. Those left to mourn besides her husband, are: Robert, near Pilot Mound, Man. ; Wm., James, John and Albert in Ramsay; Hugh. at Strathcona ; Alex., in Ramsay; Edward on the homestead; (Maggie), Mrs. Butchart, of Almonte; (Agnes) Mrs. Holden, of Pilot Butte, Assa.; and Lizzie who has always lived with her parents. Mrs Smith, McGregor, Man., is a sister. Mrs Duncan was a member of St. John's church and was highly esteemed and honoured by all. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 2 p.m. Service at the house at 1.45.

Lockhart, Elizabeth (I2329)

6307

ged 26 years

1893, Friday April 14, The Almonte Gazette, front page
A Startlingly Sudden Death
A Popular Young Ramsay Farmer Called Away Without a Moment's Warning
One of the saddest and most sudden deaths that have taken place in this part of the country for some time was met with by Mr John Taylor Yuill, eldest son of Mr Robert Yuill, of the 6th line of Ramsay, on the morning of Sunday last. That morning, while taking out a team of horses to water them, he stumbled on a clump of clay and fell on his knees. His brother, who saw him fall, took the halters out of his hands, when he fell forward on his face. His sister, who saw the occurrence from the door, twenty yards away, called her father to go to him, Mr Yuill ran out immediately, but deceased was then insensible, and his breathing was scarcely perceptible. Picking him up, they carried him tenderly into the house, but this was no more then done when he passed away, death is supposed to have resulted from the rupturing of the spinal cord. It vary sad when death results from such a slight cause, and reminds us all how uncertain a tenure of life the strongest have, for the deceased was the very picture of health in our midst called forth more sincere sympathy than has been shown to the family and relatives in this instance. This was shown in a marked manner at the funeral, which took place on Tuesday last, and which, in spite of the very bad state of the roads, was one of the largest seen in the township of Ramsay for a long time. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev Mr Mitchell, of St John's church, and at the grave by the members of Court Excelsior No 79, I.O.F., Almonte, of which the late Mr Yuill was a member Between thirty and forty of the members were present, six of whom acted as pall bearers. The impressive funeral ceremony of the order was read at the grave by Messrs R. Hill, R.W. Haydon and P.C. McGregor. The deceased was insured in the order of Foresters to the amount of $1,000 in favour of his wife. The late Mr Yuill was only 26 years of age. His was of an unusually strong and robust frame, was gifted with a most genial disposition, and was highly respected by all who knew him. He was married in June last to Miss Hattie J Bowes, of Admaston who at the time of the accident was on a visit to her parents. The sad news was a heavy shock to the young wife, and both she and the rest of the bereaved relatives have the deepest sympathy of the whole community in the trail they have had to pass through.

Yuill, John Taylor (I25014)

6308

GEDDES, Adam Ernest In hospital on Saturday, January 21, 1978, aged 94 of Richmond, Ont. Husband of the laic Annie May Gcddes and dear father of Mrs. George McCallum (Edith), Richmond; Mrs. Lewis Smith (peggy), Ottawa; predeceased by Mrs. John Fisher (Ida). Also survived by 10 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral service was held on Monday at 3 p.m. at the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond, Road, Spring burial at Munstcr Union Cemetery. R500IR

Geddes, Adam Ernest (I14924)

6309

GEDDES, John Leach (Jack) In hospital February 20, 1971,. John Leech Geddes, in his 85th year, formerly of 521 Hilson Avenue, Ottawa. Beloved husband of the late Caroline Alexander Lewis and by second marriage, the late Sarah Jane Maher, dear fatner of Vera (Mrs. Jack Mc-Master); Irma (Mrs. Stanley Hymers) of Ottawa; Bert and Earl; brother of George and Adam, all of Richmond; James of Saskatchewan. Resting at the Cummings Funeral Home, North Gower, where funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens S768S

Geddes, John Leach (I14927)

6310

GEDDES, Ruby Gertrude (nee Cochrane) Peacefully on Wednesday, August 1, 2001, age 78. Beloved wife of Earl J. Geddes. sister ot David and Harvey Cochrane. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Rideau Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 1610 Roger Stevens Drive, (Kars East ot Hwy 416) on tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, North Gower, on Saturday at 1 p.m. interment Holy Trinity Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would oe appreciated.

Cochrane, Ruby Gertrude (I28868)

6311

GEMMELL
JAMES
SUSAN SIMPSON/FR4983 (FR4983)
18/11/1815
685/3
180 441
Canongate

Family: James Gemmill / Susanah McDonald Simpson (F792)

6312

GEMMIL
JEAN
JAMES GEMMIL/JANET FINDLEY FR103 (FR103)
F
29/07/1798
573/1
10 182
Paisley High Church

Gemmill, Jean (I35869)

6313

GEMMILL
JAMES
JAMES GEMMILL/SUSAN SIMPSON FR350 (FR350)
M
27/12/1818
573/1
10 578
Paisley High Church

Gemmill, James (I7803)

6314

GEMMILL
MARY VEITCH
JAMES GEMMILL/SUSANNA SIMPSON FR337 (FR337)
F
24/10/1816
573/1
10 553
Paisley High Church

Gemmill, Mary Veitch Pittcairn (I6102)

6315

Generally accurate, with some sections difficult to read. Subsequently verified and updated by Judith Maloney.

Source (S14)

6316

George Allan Baird - A resident of Ottawa since 1928, George Allan Baird, of 350 Roosevelt avenue, died in hospital Tuesday in his 66th year. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baird, Mr. Baird was born and educated at Kinburn, Ont. In 1916 he married the former Annie Camelon, of Westboro. Mr. Baird farmed at Woodlawn, later moving to Ottawa where for 13 years he was employed as a carpenter for the Department of Highways. For the past 11 years he had been employed as a carpenter at the 26th Ordnance Depot. Mr. Baird was a member of Westminster United Church and of the Loyal Orange Lodge, Kinburn. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Leonard (Kathleen) Tierney, of Ottawa, and three grandchildren. The body is at Tubman's where funeral service will be conducted in the chapel Thursday at 3:30 p.m., Mr. Fred Miller officiating. Burial will be in Pinecrest Cemetery.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.

Baird, George Allan (I12346)

6317

George and Merle were married 07 Nov 1923 in the RM of Roblin. They celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in Cartwright. Their family's story is told in the local history book "Memories Along the Badger Revisited" published in 1985 and updated in 2010.

Caul, Amanda Merle (I20718)

6318

Archibald, George Martell (I20719)

6319

George Appleford is properly placed in the class of deserving men of whom our president says, "They do things."

He is not a man of words, but may easily be classed as a man of deeds. This is discernible from the success he has won and from his career which has manifested those qualities of worth and stability that characterize the true man and the progressive and prominent citizen.

George Appleford is now dwelling in Asotin, where he has a comfortable residence.

His birth occurred near Redding, in Berkshire, England, on February 14, 1855. His parents, Daniel and Mary (Ayers) Appleford, were also natives of Berkshire and immigrants to Canada in 1857. Our Subject was but an infant when they arrived in Canada, and there he received his educational training and was reared. Until 1878 he remained in his chosen country, and then came out west to Washington.

After due search, he selected a homestead on Montgomery Ridge and commenced the good work of improvement and upbuilding. He labored steadily along, adding to his estate from time to time until it is now 960 acres, all choice land and all in a high state of cultivation.

The original homestead is the nucleus of the estate and the thoroughness and continuity displayed by Mr. Appleford in his labors manifests the secret of his splendid success. Thrift and sagacity have also characterized him while integrity and a keen sense of honor are always apparent in his conduct. In addition to the labor of farming, which for more than a quarter of a century has prosecuted with success, he has also devoted himself to stock raising and has a good band of cattle now.

At Springfield, Ontario, Canada, in 1892, Mr. Appleford married Miss Lizzie Stirton, whose parents were natives of Canada.

She was born in Ontario, on December 19, 1864, and died in Asotin County, on June 9, 1903. She had been a devoted wife and mother, and in the early summer of the year mentioned fell asleep to wake amid the realities of the world beyond. Her life had shown forth the real faith that makes faithful and comforted with the graces of Christianity, she bade farewell to loved one below and calmly passed away.

The children left were Ricard Lee, born June 18, 1893; Edison J., born December 31, 1894, and Maida A., born December 31, 1898.

Mr. Appleford has the following named brothers and sisters: William E., in this county; Darius, a farmer in Canada; Sarah, the wife of Robert Wilson, of this county; Ann, wife of James McCradey, in Canada; Rachel, in Canada; and Hannah, wife of George Learn, also in Canada.

Mr. Appleford is a member of the Presbyterian Church, is also identified with the W.W. (Woodmen of the World), and in politics is a strong Republican.

Appleford, George (I19226)

6320

George Baird passes to Rest. The death of Mr. George Baird at his home on Charles Street yesterday morning came as a surprise to many of his friends who had no idea that he was so seriously ill. His ailment was diabetes, from which he had been suffering for some time, although he was able to be about his work as usual until within the last week. Mr. Baird was born in Westmeath, being a son of the late William Baird of that township, and was 47 years of age. He was one of a family of seven children, and his death is the first break in the family circle. About 17 years ago he came to Carleton Place to reside, and for the past 12 years he had been engaged in the Hawthorn Mills. He is survived by his wife, formerly Christena McCleish, and two sons, Harvey and Elmer. Also by three brothers and three sisters, viz.. John in Carleton Place, William and James in Westmeath; Mrs. Wm. Major and Mrs. S. J. Baird, of Ottawa, and Mrs. T. Kilgour, of Matheson, Ont. He was a member of Memorial Park Church and of the Can. Order of Chosen Friends. The funeral is fixed for to-morrow afternoon to Memorial Park Church and Pine Grove Cemetery. The bereaved family have the sympathy of many friends in their season of sorrow.
The Carleton Place Herald, Carleton Place, Lanark, ON., 2 June 1926, Page 1, Col. 4

Baird, George Samuel (I9071)

6321

George C. Gardiner Dies At 59 Years
It was with regret that citizens of Carleton Place and district learned of the passing of a well known resident of Scotch Corners area, George Charles Gardiner, which occurred in the Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital in the early hours of Wednesday evening, August 22nd, following an illness of three weeks the result of a heavy heart seizure from which he failed to recover. Mr. Gardiner was 59. Born on October 27th, 1902, in Beckwith Township, he was a son of the late Mr. Thomas J. Gardiner and his late wife, the former Miss Sarah J. Rathwell and received his education at S.S. No. 10, Beckwith. The late Mr. Gardiner followed the occupation of a farmer at Scotch Corners and was one of tile best known throughout the County of Lanark. He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church in Innisville, and of the 'Men's Association and a Past Warden of St. John's. Gardiner was a member of L.O.L. number 92, Innisville, and of the Royal Black Preceptory number 639 and served as a councillor of Beckwith Township, where he rendered faithful service, for many years. He was married in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, North Gower on September 11th, 1929, to the former Miss Mabel Mather who survives with one son, Mr. Thomas A. Gardiner, at home, and one daughter (Lillian) Mrs. Lyle McNab, of City View; also two brothers, Mr. Oliver Gardiner, Scotch Corners and Mr. Samuel Gardiner of Carleton Place and one sister (Alice) Mrs. Cecil Jackson of Innisville. Five grandsons also survive. The funeral, one of the largest witnessed in the community for many years, took place from his residence Saturday afternoon, August 25th, to St. John's Church where the service was held at two-thirty with Rev. Canon J. W. R. Meakin officiating. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ross Dezell, John Chamney, Lloyd Carnahan, James Gardiner, Clifford Gardiner and Mac James. Interment was made at St. John's cemetery. Numerous beautiful floral tokens were received, evidence of the very high esteem in which the late Mr. Gardiner was held and many friends from outside points attended the funeral as well as from Carleton Place and surrounding districts.

Gardiner, George Charles (I26136)

6322

George Caskey: Family emigrated in 1845;
Andrew died age 49
Third son born at Newton, Limavady, Londonderry, Ireland in 1843.

Auld Kirk: native of Londonderry Ireland

Caskey, Andrew (I2759)

6323

George Code, son of Abraham Coad (Code) and Jane Willis was born on Feb. 5, 1841.

He married Elizabeth Leach (daughter of William and Susan Leach) Elizabeth was born Sept. 2, 1851 in Montague Township, Ontario Canada.

DEATH OF GEORGE CODE:
George Code died Oct 11, 1927 and is buried at Montague Township, Ontario at St. Bede's Anglican Cemetery.

Code, George (I20084)

6324

George Currie was born 26 May 1897 or 26 May 1898 (depending upon sources) at Drummond Township, Lanark County, Ontario, son to William Currie and
Melinda Kidd;
died 17 October 1954 at Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Annie Jacob Saunders, (to whom he was married 30 June 1920 at St. James' Anglican
Church, Franktown,
Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario), was born 20 January 1898 at Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, daughter to William Joseph Saunders and
Matilda "Tillie" Drummond, (to whom refer); died 14 July 1979 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue:
(1) Melinda Evelyn Currie, born 12 December 1921 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 1 March 1941 or 19 March 1941 or 19 September 1941
(depending upon sources) at St. Remi, Napierville County, Quebec, Edwin John Alexander Campbell;
(2) Matilda Doris Currie, born 21 July 1923 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, died 9 August 1977 at Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, who married
21 August 1940 at Richmond, Carleton County, Ontario, Robert John Nolan;
(3) William Harold Kidd Currie, born 18 February 1928 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 22 October 1949 at Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario,
Norah Aleida Eveline Sherrar;
(4) Myrtle Mildred "Mid" Currie, born 18 April 1930 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, died 23 July 1980 at
Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, buried 26 July 1980 at Franktown Union Cemetery, Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 16 August 1952
at Franktown, Beckwith Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Joseph Lawrence Conlon;
(5) George Allan Joseph Currie, born 23 June 1933 at or near Franktown, Beckwith Township,
Lanark County, Ontario, who married 12 May 1956 at Carleton Place, Lanark County, Ontario, Irene Dorothy Lay.

Currie, George N. (I4007)

6325

George K Leeson
BIRTH?tab?Jul 1841
DEATH?tab?23 Jun 1910 (aged 68)
BURIAL?tab?
Union Cemetery
Calgary, Calgary Census Division, Alberta, Canada
PLOT?tab?Section B, Blk 6, Plot 35
MEMORIAL ID?tab?122938445 ? View Source
?b?
George Leeson?/b?, of the little band of old timers in the city, died this morning at 2 o'clock. For the last three or four years Mr. Leeson has suffered in health and when the end came he passed away painlessly in his sleep. He was 68 years of age.
The deceased gentleman has been in bed ever since the month of December of last year. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Masonic body.
George K. Leeson came to Manitoba in 1880, afterwards coming west and engaging in the mail service, contracting to carry the mails from Qu-Apelle to Prince Albert, Swift Current, Battleford, Calgary, Edmonton and all western points which in those days was no small undertaking. Some years later Mr. Leeson moved to Calgary, where he has been one of Alberta's active business men and had always found among her most progressive citizens. He has been engaged in general merchandising, railroad contracting and many other speculations. He was the owner of large ranching interests at Morley, on the main line of the C.P.R., and has large property holdings in Calgary and other towns in the northwest. There were few men, if any, who had greater interests in Alberta than Mr. Leeson and there was no man in the Canadian northwest who had more friends. His successful business career was marked by honorable and upright dealings with his fellow man, and in the community where he lived there was non more respected or better liked.
He leaves a wife and a family of three. One daughter, Eileen, and a son, reside at home and another daughter, Mrs. M. Buchanan, lives at Winnipeg but was at her father's bedside when he passed away.

Leeson, George Kidd (I4392)

6326

George Kidd, 1938: moved to Renfrew Co.

Leach, Mary Anne (I3680)

6327

GEORGE PARKER IS DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS George Herbert Parker, of 245 Thompson drive, superintendent of land settlement of the Canadian Colonization association, died Sunday at his homo following a brief Illness at the ago of 49. Mr. Parker had been a resident of Winnipeg for the paat 12 years. He was borr. at Moraen, Man. He was well - known in Winnipeg, being a popular member of ttte Peer Lodge Masonic society and Deer Lodge Curling club. He Is survived by his widow, Margaret N"llson Parker; two daughters. Relta and Kuth; two sons. Daniel and Herbert, all at home; his mother, Mrs. B. C Parker; one brother, B. C. Parker, KC, as well ss three sisters, Mrs. Waldie and Misses Emily and Kathleen, all of Winnipeg. The funeral service Is planned for 3 p.m. Wednesday at the A. B. Gardiner funeral home, with Rev. R. Fletcher Argue In charge. Interment will bo made In St John's cemetery.

Parker, George Herbert (I3381)

6328

George Preston Pretty
March 6, 1938 - April 20, 2020

Mr. George Preston Pretty, age 82, of Cedartown, Georgia, passed away Monday, April 20, 2020.

He was born in Chicago, Illinois, March 6, 1938 to the late Richard Pretty and Edna Harton.

George was also preceded in death by his spouse, Rebecca Diane Pretty; and his daughter, Cathy Hoag.

Survivors include his son James Pretty (Jessica); daughters, Shelley Londry (Jeff) and Rose Fialko; grandchildren: Elizabeth, Chelsea, Bryden, Cameron, Brett, Justin and Ethan.

A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held at a later date.

The Smith & Miller Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Mr. George Preston Pretty.

Pretty, George Preston (I17399)

6329

George Shaw Moreton - In Arnprior Hospital Friday, Dec. 15, 1972, George Moreton, age 71, of Pakenham; beloved husband of the late Mary Hodgins, brother of Mrs. Gibson Valdwell (Ella), Ottawa; Mrs. Edgar Wilson (Alice), Woodlawn; Mrs. Harvey Craig (Ruby), Kinburn; predeceased by Mrs. Sedley Steen Resting at the Tubman - Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, where funeral service will be held Monday 2 p.m. Buried: United Cemetery, Pakemham.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping

Moreton, George Shaw (I25354)

6330

George Smith Scott
BIRTH?tab?1881
Scotland
DEATH?tab?1957 (aged 75?76)
British Columbia, Canada
BURIAL?tab?Cremated
MEMORIAL ID?tab?191598343 ? View Source

MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0
George Smith Scott
Scotland Births and Baptisms
Name George Smith Scott
Gender Male
Birth Date 22 Dec 1881
Birthplace Peebles Burgh, Peebles, Scotland
Father's Name William Adamson Scott
Mother's Name Agnes Smith Scott

Geo Smith Scott
Canada Census, 1911
Name Geo Smith Scott
Event Type Census
Event Date 1911
Event Place Saskatoon Sub-Districts 13-44, Saskatchewan, Canada
Gender Male
Age (Estimated) 30
Marital Status Single
Religion Presbyterian
Relationship to Head of Household Brother
Birth Date Dec 1881
Birthplace Scotland
Immigration Year 1911
Household:
Jos Walter Scott Head M 29 Scotland
Agnes Scott Sister F 28 Scotland
Geo Smith Scott Brother M 30 Scotland
John Boyd Lodger M 33 Scotland
Sarah Kuig Housekeeper F 36 Canada
William Shaw Lodger M 26 Australia
Wm Edward Ash Lodger M 24 England
J Harold Beawick Lodger M 26 Canada
George Gray Lodger M 29 Scotland

George Smith Scott
British Columbia Death Registrations
Name George Smith Scott
Event Type Death
Event Date 01 Feb 1957
Event Place Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Gender Male
Age 75
Marital Status Married
Birth Date 22 Dec 1881
Birth Year (Estimated) 1882
Birthplace , Scotland
Father's Name William Scott
Mother's Name Agnes Smith
Spouse's Name Margaret Neilson

Scott, George Smith (I19451)

6331

George was a first cousin of Helen McFarlane

McFarlane, George (I8254)

6332

George was originally buried in St. John's, Mono, according to ...
WILLIAM PERKINS BULL - Strachan Research Notes:
Church of England Burials in Mono, Albion & Caledon
Region of Peel Archives, Box 5, File 80
KIDD, George, 53, farmer, Albion, buried 15 Dec. 1884, St. John's, Mono.Aged 52 yrs. 3 mos.
His remains were moved to the Kidd Family Vault in Mono Mills after its construction in 1892.
Contributor: Sheila Davidson (49460873)
The family was found in the 1851 Canada Census for Albion Township, Peel County, Ontario. Note the "1851" Census was actually conducted in 1852 in Ontario.
The household was enumerated as follows:
*John, Farmer, Ireland, Church of England, 50
*Jane, Spinstress, Ireland, Ch. of Eng., 41
*Joseph, Labourer, Canada, 20
*George 19
*John 17
*Thomas 16
*Henry 14
*Whiliam 13
*Ann 10
*Jane 8
*Elizabeth 6
Contributor: Tanya & John (48977892)

Kidd, George (I12869)

6333

George was the 6th of 8 children born to Alexander Jamieson + Catherine Airth.

He married Isabella Laventure Jun 18, 1889 in Emmanuel Church, Arnprior Township, Renfrew, Ontario and they had 5 children, all born in Renfrew county =

Delta May born Aug 5, 1890
Catherine Airth born Aug 16, 1892
Eldred Park born Jul 3, 1894
Isabella Gray born Oct 21, 1896
George William born Jul 19, 1899

Predeceased by his wife Isabella in Feb 1923, George died as a result of myocarditis on Aug 2, 1923 in Renfrew Township, Renfrew, Ontario.

Jamieson, George (I38309)

6334

George Willson was born in Leitrim, Ireland approx 1799-1801. He first married Alice Cassidy approx 1818 in Ireland. Alice's exact birth and death is unknown. They had 2 children, Mary Ann born approx. 1819 and Margaret born Approx. 1821 in Cavan Ireland. Then they immigrated in April 1822 to Quebec, having another daughter, Maria M. while at Sea. Shortly after, they moved to Ontario and had 2 boys: John born 1825 in Pakenham, and Richard C. born 1827 in Perth. George was a Farmer. Family stories say that Alice died approx 1833 in Ontario or Quebec (which was across the river). George was married second to Elizabeth McCue (1819-1892) and had 9 children with her: Aphia Agnuita (1847-1926), Amicus Humani Generi (1849-1920), Matilda (1850-1860)Frederick William (1853-1927), Joseph Salathiel (1856-1925), Augustus George (1857-1881), Robert Samuel (1859-1927), Cyrus Newton (1860-1929), and Mary Lavona Matilda Jane "Minnie" (1862-1944). George had a homestead in Fitzroy and raised all his children there. George died July 11, 1876 in Fitzroy, Carleton, Ontario.

Wilson, George (I27604)

6335

George's obituary was published in the October 10, 1981 issue of the Kansas City Star & Times, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri it reads in part:

?b?"GEORGE W. LASHBROOK?/b?

George W. "Pete" Lashbrook, 40, Odessa, Texas, formerly of Kansas City, died Saturday at a hospital in Odessa. He was born in Kansas City and had lived in Odessa five years. Mr. Lashbrook was a iron worker. He was a Catholic. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rose Lee Lashbrook of the home; three sons, a daughter; and his mother, Mrs. Dorlis M. Lashbrook, Independence. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Park Law Chapel; burial in Memorial Park Cemetery, Kansas City. The rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. today at the chapel, where friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today."

Lashbrook, George William "Pete" (I36649)

6336

George's wife, Dorlis, told family members that George was adopted, therefore, we urge researchers to be cautious. We have not verified or researched this statement.

George's obituary was published in the Tuesday, March 4, 1975 issue of the Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri:

"George W. Lashbrook

George W. Lashbrook, 54, of 900 Ute, Independence, died Sunday at Research Medical Center. He was a lifelong resident. Mr. Lashbrook was a hoisting engineer. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Independence. He was a committee-man for Boy Scout Troop No. 221. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Dorlis Lashbrook, and a son, Pete Lashbrook, both of the home; a sister, Mrs. Anna E. Holt, 4031 E. 68th Terrace, and six grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Park Lawn Chapel; burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the chapel, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association."

Lashbrook, George William (I36647)

6337

Gerald Sunstrum, B68309
1stBattalion Royal Rifles of Canada
Originally enlisted with the Royal Regiment of Canada
Birth date September 16, 1917Niagara Falls, Welland County
Prisoner of War at Stanley, North Point, Shamshuipo and Tsurumi, Japan

SUNTRUM, Gerald J.
September 16, 1917 to November 29, 2017
Gerry (Sunny) passed away peacefully at the great age of 100.

He was born into a large family in Mattawa, Ontario and was the son of Robert Sunstrum & Sophia Marnier.

He served our country in WWII, and was a POW in Japan. After returning home from the war, he met his wife Doris (predeceased) and began their life in Niagara Falls.

He was an active member of the Legion in Niagara and a member of The Lighthouse Church of God in Chippawa. He leaves behind his son Neil Bilbe (Joyce), his daughter Kolleen Parsons (Gerry), grandchildren Shawn Bilbe (Doug), Cheryl Bilbe (Bertrand), Georgia Parsons and Diana Parsons, as well as 6 great grandchildren, Elyse, Jonathan, Rebecca, Samantha, Gracie and Cayden.
A graveside service will be held at Fairview Cemetery, 4510 Stanley Ave., Niagara Falls on December 1st at 2:30.

Sunstrum, Joseph Gerald Judd "Sunny" (I35907)

6338

Gerry Killom, January 15, 2018.

Gerry refereed high school athletics for many years and retired from Roadway Express.

Preceded in death by his wife, Cindy Killom; mother, Louise Killom & brother, Tim Killom.

He is survived by his son, Glenn Killom & fianc?e, Denise; father, Glenn T. Killom; sister, Nancy (Paul) Mauldin; step-daughters, Tonya, Heather & Chrissy; and nieces & nephews.

Funeral services will be conducted at Woodbine Funeral Home, HICKORY CHAPEL, 5852 Nolensville Road on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. by Bro. Garvin Claiborne.

Interment Christ Church Memorial Gardens.

Family & Friends will serve as Pallbearers. Memorial contributions may be made to Alive Hospice. Visitation Friday from 4 - 8 p.m. and Saturday 10-11 a.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, Directors 615-331-1952

Published in Tennessean on Jan. 17, 2018.

Killom, Gerry (I32719)

6339

GILES, Grace Ida In hospital at Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, October 31, 1981, Grace Ida Lattimore in her 77th year.
Beloved wife of Hilton R. Giles. Dear mother of Gerald of Smiths Falls and Doreen (Mrs. J. A. McKinley) of Kimberley, B.C. Much loved grandmother of Michael Giles, Victoria, B. C. and Sheila McKinley Lemke of Elkford, B.C.
Predeceased by her sisters, Mayme Calbeck and Margaret Malmberg and her brother, Edward Lattimore.
Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McCarthur Avenue, Carleton Place. Service in the Chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment, St. James Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated.
The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 2 Nov 1981
Contributor: wlowe (48342950)

Lattimore, Grace Ida (I29703)

6340

GILES, Hilton Russell In hospital in Almonte, Ontario, on Thursday, December 15, 1983, Hilton Russell Giles, in his 81st year; beloved husband of the late Grace Ida Lattimore; dear father of Gerald, Smiths Falls; Doreen (Mrs. J.A. McKinley), Kimberley, B.C.; loving grandfather of Michael Giles, Victoria, B.C. and Sheila Lemke of Elkford, B.C. Great-grandfather of Ryan Giles, Victoria, B.C.
Dear brother of Wilbert, Almonte; Earl, Ottawa; Arthur, Merrill, Florence (Mrs. H. Griffith) and Velma (Mrs. Norman Bryce). all of Carleton Place. Predeceased by 3 brothers and 2 sisters.
Resting at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Ave., Carleton Place, on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment St. James' Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.
The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 17 Dec 1983

Giles, Hilton Russell (I29702)

6341

Gillies, James -
At Toronto, on Friday, Jan. 22nd. James Gillies of Carleton Place, aged 69 years.

For the full obituary, see: The Lanark Era, January 27, 1909, page 1

Gillies, James (I37791)

6342

GILMOUR, David Kenneth Peacefully, on Wednesday July 4th, 2007, at the Kingston General Hospital. Predeceased by his parents Roy and Viola Gilmour. Loving brother of Penny Ellis (Chris), Peter Gilmour, and Robert Gilmour (Irene). Cherished uncle of Julie, Brad, Sarah, Mike and their families. David was a strong self advocate, representing all people with an intellectual disability. He will be sadly missed by everyone privileged to know him.

Gilmour, David Kenneth (I33027)

6343

GILMOUR, Roy McIntosh Retired from Sears Canada in 1975 Peacefully at the Ottawa General Hospital on Friday May 21, 2004, at the age of 90 years. Beloved husband of the late Viola Isabel Hamilton. Loving father of Penny (Dr. Chris Ellis), Peter, Robert (Irene) all of Ottawa and David of Kingston. He will be missed by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Predeceased by his sisters Nora Cunningham and Margaret Greenwood.

Gilmour, Roy Mcintosh (I33024)

6344

GIMMEL
JAMES
JANET FINDLAY/FR770 (FR770)
04/02/1786
573/3
30 152
Paisley Burgh or Low

Family: James Gemmill / Janet Findlay (F12707)

6345

Glen Bodie

McDiarmid, Mary Dorthea (I5584)

6346

Glenn Taylor Killom, age 95 of Anderson, SC and formerly of Nashville, TN. Passed away August 1, 2018 in Anderson, SC.

He was born May 20, 1923 in Detroit, Michigan to Eva Taylor Killom and Frank Killom.

He was preceded in death by his wife of 69 years of marriage, Louise Kilgore Killom. Also preceded in death by his sons, Tim and Gerry Killom; 2 brothers, Allen and Milton Killom and a sister, Myra Wilkins.

Mr. Killom is survived by daughter, Nancy Killom Mauldin and son-in-law, Paul Mauldin; 8 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

He was the former minister at Vultee Church of Christ in Nashville, TN; Springfield Church of Christ; and Willow Avenue Church of Christ in Cookeville, TN. He touched many lives through his prison ministry.

He was the founder/owner of Killom Siding Co. in Nashville, TN.

Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 11 a.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, 5852 Nolensville Road. Interment Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Murfreesboro, TN. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m.

Woodbine Funeral Home

Killom, Glenn Taylor (I32716)

6347

Good student and athlete, musician (violin).

Scott, Kenneth Bethune (I1611)

6348

GOODFELLOW, Irene__
At Fairview Manor, Almonte, Ontario on Saturday, January 14, 2012 in her 87th year. Irene Edna Nontell, beloved wife of the late Elmer Goodfellow. Mother to Shirley Ann and her husband Arnold Virgin. Dear grandmother to Kelly (Jeff) Williams. Almonte Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, on Monday, January 16, 2012, funeral service in the Chapel at 2 p.m. Spring interment Auld Kirk Cemetery.
(The Ottawa Citizen -- January 15, 2012)

Nontell, Irene Edna (I24181)

6349

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

Living (I1061)

6350

Gordon Duncan
Obituary

DUNCAN, Gordon H. Of Renfrew and formerly of Cobden, passed away peacefully in Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Saturday, January 26, 2008 in his 88th year. Gordon Duncan beloved husband of Mary Duncan (nee Mitchell). Dear father of Donna Lee Duncan, Judie (Randy Patterson) and Tom (Judy). Also survived by 1 granddaughter Carrie Brodacki and 2 great-grandchildren Justin and Miranda. Predeceased by a grandson Jimmy Patterson. Friends may call at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Cobden, Friday, February 1, 2008 from 1 pm until service time in the Chapel at 3 p.m. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society or St. Paul's Anglican Memorial Fund would be appreciated. Published in The Ottawa Citizen on Jan. 30, 2008

Duncan, Gordon Henderson (I2890)

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