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7401	Jane Scharf Scharfe BIRTH?tab?10 Jan 1856 Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada DEATH?tab?16 Aug 1927 (aged 71) Saskatoon, Saskatoon Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada BURIAL?tab? Saint George's Hawthorne Cemetery Ottawa, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada Late Mrs. Jane Scharfe A wide circle of friends and acquaintances in this community will learn with deep regret of the passing of Mrs Jane Scharfe, widow of the late Enoch Scharfe of Ramsayville. Mrs Scharfe died week ago Tuesday at the home of her son, Harmond, in Saskatchewan, where she had been living since the death of her husband five years ago. The body arrived in Ottawa on Sunday and was conveyed to the parlors of George H. Rogers, where funeral services were held at 2pm. Interment was made in Hawthorne cemetery. Surviving the late Mrs Scharfe are the following: Three sons, Jacob, Edwards Ont.; Clem, Ramsayville; Harmond, Saskatchewan; and five daughters, Mrs S.A. Henderson, Mrs William Nevin and Mrs J.H. Shouldice, all of Ottawa; and Mrs Russell Scharfe and Mrs Emil Herman, Saskatoon. (Carp Review -- August 25, 1927)	Scharfe, Jane (I19314)
7402	Jane was a daughter of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell. Peter D. Campbell was the informant for Jane's death. "An old resident of Balderson, Jane Campbell, passed away at her home there on Tuesday last at the age of 74 years and her remains were buried in the Campbell cemetery on the 7th Line Drummond on Thursday, a large assembly of friends and neighbors forming the funeral cortege. The parents of the deceased were Highland Scots her father being Peter Campbell of Perthshire, Scotland." Partial obituary from - The Perth Courier, Friday, 28 May 1897	Campbell, Jane (I42595)
7403	Jane was born about 1816 in Scotland, the daughter of Robert Purdon and Jane/Jean Ferguson. She was married about 1836 to James Duncan, in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Her death was registered in Palmerston Twp., Frontenac County, Ontario. ----------------------------------- Plot 103 : (side 1 of stone) - In memory of Jane Purdon, wife of James Duncan, died Oct.5,1891, aged 75 years (side 2 of stone) - In memory of James Duncan, died May 13, 1878, aged 70 years.	Purdon, Jane (I29826)
7404	Janet Baird was the first wife of James Horne Arnott. They were married 01 Aug 1848 in Rosetta. Parents of five children: Margaret "Maggie" (Arnott), Ann (Campbell), James, Janet Baird (Burns) and Jane White (Garrioch).	Baird, Janet (I19429)
7405	Janet Cuningham Gender:?tab?Female Birth:?tab?Oct 29 1748 Christening:?tab?Oct 30 1748 Rothesay, Bute, Scotland Father:?tab?William Cuningham Mother:?tab?Isobel Muir Indexing Project (Batch) Number:?tab?C11558-2 System Origin:?tab?Scotland-ODM GS Film number:?tab?1041085	Cunningham, Janet (I2297)
7406	Janet Cuningham Gender:?tab?Female Birth:?tab?Oct 29 1748 Christening:?tab?Oct 30 1748 Rothesay, Bute, Scotland Father:?tab?William Cuningham Mother:?tab?Isobel Muir Indexing Project (Batch) Number:?tab?C11558-2 System Origin:?tab?Scotland-ODM GS Film number:?tab?1041085	Cunningham, Janet (I2297)
7407	Janet Lee Judd, 78 of Richmond, MO died Saturday, December 23, 2017 at the North Care Hospice House in North Kansas City, MO. Janet was born on May 21, 1939 in Holdridge, NE to Merle and Hollis (Seeman) Wilds. She married Larry F. Judd, they later divorced. Survivors include; one son and daughter-in-law, Chad Robert and Cynthia Judd of Richmond; three daughters and three sons-in-law, Lori Lee and Steve Smith of Richmond, Kelli Jean and Bob Hunter of Lee's Summit, MO and Shari Merle and John Layman of Lake Norden, SD; one sister and brother-in-law, Alyce and Rob Stoll of Springfield, MO; 9 grandchildren, Sydney Bauer, Blaken Elizondo, Kaylee Judd, Justin Smith, Nathan Smith, Kalab Tooker, Lance Layman, Holli Boonstra and Matthew Layman; and 4 great-grandchildren, Jack Smith, Hunter Bauer, Henry Boonstra and Oliver Boonstra. Janet was a 1957 graduate from Richmond High School where she was a homecoming queen and her husband was a homecoming king. She was a cashier at Wal-Mart for 25 years. She lived most of her life in Richmond. Janet was a member of the Richmond United Christian Presbyterian Church. She was kind and had a big heart. Funeral service will be held on Friday, December 29, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at the Richmond United Christian Presbyterian Church. Visitation will be Friday, December 29, 2017 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in the Richmond Memory Gardens Cemetery	Wilds, Janet Lee (I30395)
7408	Janet McEwen married to John McEwen, was the sister of the Duncan McEwen that married Kate McEwen John's sister. Janet McEwn and Duncan McEwen living at Black's Corners, Beckwith Twp. were not related to the Finlay McEwen family according to G. E. Kidd author of the "Story of the Derry".	McEwen, Janet (I22018)
7409	Janet Ruth was born January 10, 1932 in Provost to Helen "Maude" and Raymond M. Lee. She passed away at the Provost Health Centre-Long Term Care, on Saturday, February 25, 2012, at the age of 80 years. Janet will be lovingly remembered and forever missed by her husband, of 55 years, Bill; children, Pat (Michel) Magnan of Edmonton, Michelle Ruttan of Westlock, Monte Ruttan (David Tung) of Vancouver; grandchildren, Chantal & St?phane; sisters-in-law, Joan Lee and Julie Ruttan; as well as numerous extended relatives and friends. Janet was predeceased by an infant child, Karen; brothers, Bill Lee and Raymond Jr.; sister, Barbara; brother-in-law, Bob Ruttan.	Lee, Janet Ruth (I20882)
7410	Janet was born in Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of James Reid and Mary Easton. On Nov.1,1867 she was married at Dalhousie Township, to Robert Duncan. Janet died Oct.2,1919 at Powassan, Parry Sound district of Ontario. Janet had injured her back, six months prior to her death. The cause of death was listed as old age. Death - The Lanark Era - Oct8,1919 - Powassan, Ontario, Thursday, October 2nd, Mrs. Robert Duncan, aged 77 years. Born in Lanark County, she was the daughter of the late James Reid, of Watson's Corners. Married over fifty years ago, they had a family of eight children. Mr. Duncan died some fifteen years ago. Six of the family survive; James B. Duncan, Powassan; Mrs. R.E. Parsons, Carleton Place; Mrs. David Ferguson, and Mr. R.H. Duncan, Alberta; Mrs.William Purdon, and J. Frank Duncan, at Powassan. Also two sisters and three of her brothers survive; Mrs. Wm. Duncan, sr., Reston, Manitoba; Mrs. John Stewart, Loreburn, Saskatchewan; Mattew Reid, Reston, Manitoba; Thomas Reid, Rainy River, Ontario; and John Reid, in BC. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.	Reid, Janet (I29815)
7411	Janet was born near Dalhousie Lake, in Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of Thomas Turbull and Elizabeth Bryce. She was married on Jan.21,1859, to James Duncan, son of James Duncan and Jane Purdon. Janet died at McDonald's Corners on Jan.20,1903. -------------------------------- Plot 106 : (side 1 of stone) - In memory of Janet Turnbull, wife of James Duncan, died Jan.20,1903, aged 65 years (side 2 of stone) - In memory of James Duncan, died Oct.19,1905, aged 68 years. -------------------------------- Death - The Lanark Era - Jan.21,1903 - McDonald's Corners, Tues. Jan. 20th, 1903, Janet Turnbull, wife of James Duncan sr. aged 65 years. Born near Dalhousie Lake, she married in 1859, she had ten children of whom eight are still living; James, John, Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Legary and Mrs. James Cameron, of McDonald's Corners; Mrs. James Geddes, McLaren's Depot; Robert A. a merchant in Lanark and William H. in Reston, MB. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.	Turnbull, Janet (I29832)
7412	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1350)
7413	January 1784 Gifford, Agnas lawful daughter of Robert Gifford and Margaret Anderson born 12th and baptised 15th,	Gifford, Agnes (I2315)
7414	January 9, 1842 Duncan and Mary Anne Nagle married in Perth, Ontario, Canada Fact: On the 9th day of January 1842, I the undersigned Priest of this Parish have married at Perth, Duncan McGregor of Ramsay, son of Duncan McGregor and Marion Gamble, Renfrewshire Scotland to Mary Anne Nagle, daughter of Garrett Nagle and Honorah Monahan, Co. Cork Ireland in the presence of Michael Nagle and William Coyle. Source: Peter Anderson and Hubert Hule, Mariages Catholiques de la Region de Perth Ontario, (Le Centre de Genealogiques S.C., 240 Daly Ave. Ottawa, ON K1N 6G2 publication 84) Fact: McGregor, Duncan of Duncan & Marion Gamble to Nagle, Mary Ann of Garret & Honora Monahan 09-01-1842 Source: PERTH: St. John Baptist p 104 [Above records are from Roy McGregor]	Family: Duncan McGregor / Mary Ann Nagle (F9435)
7415	Jason passed away quite unexpectedly, after heart surgery, at the Ottawa Heart Institute, in Ottawa, on Tuesday, July 28th, 2015, at the age of 41. Jason was predeceased earlier this year by his precious Mom, Sue. Jason Paul Reynolds, of Finch, much loved and sadly missed by his children, Cole, Caden, and Khaleesi. Loving son to Paul Reynolds, and special brother to Mary (Tony) Casselman, of Finch. Jason's loss is also felt deeply by Heather Larabee, and Krystal Perrin. Jason will be sadly missed by his grandmother, Doris (late George) Brash, of Bolingbroke, and Marg (late William) Reynolds, of Sharbot Lake. Jason was a much respected and loved Uncle to Cody, and he will be missed by many uncles, aunts, and close family members, especially the Conlon family. To honour Jason's wishes, cremation has taken place with a future interment of his ashes to be held at Crawford Cemetery, McDonald's Corners. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jason's memory to the Ottawa Heart Institute would be greatly appreciated. Jason's funeral arrangements are entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth	Reynolds, Jason Paul (I15933)
7416	Jean and William Park had a large family but left Dalhousie Twp and settled at Salt Lake City, Utah. They became Mormon's also ia daughterr married into the Borrowman family who were also Mormons.	Duncan, Jane Ann (I9544)
7417	Jean never married. Obituary- Peacefully on Thursday Sept. 3, 2009 at the age of 92, passed away at the Vita and District Personal Care Home., Vita, Man. She was predeceased by her parents John and Emma, brother Lloyd and her sister Aileen (Henry) Smith. Left to mourn her passing is her brother, Chester (Dorothy) and many nieces and nephews. Jean was born and raised in Woodmore. In 1945 she moved with the family to Dominion City, where she resided until moving into the Franklin Manor in 1987, and where she enjoyed the many activities and friendship of other tenants. As her health began to fail, she was required to move into the Vita and District Personal Care Home. We the family would like to express sincere thanks to the nurses and staff for their excellent care she received while being a resident there. Cremation has taken place and a graveside service was held on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. at the Dominion City Cemetery, Mb. with Rev. Bob Stark officiating. Should one desire donations may be made to the Dominion City United Church. Vita Funeral Home "Vita Chapel" in charge of arrangements. Obituary published in the Steinbach Carillon, September 10, 2009, Page 10.	Stewart, Jean E. (I15473)
7418	Jean Robertson ? obituary November 19, 2021 - 4:39 pm Jean Beverley Robertson (n?e Coyles) June 14, 1933 ? November 18, 2021 Peacefully at Fairview Manor, Almonte, on Thursday, November 18th. Beloved wife of Ronald for 70 years. Dear mother of Dale (Mary), Keith and Brent (Janie). Proud Grandma of Kimberly, Jennifer, Allyson, Robbie, Matthew, Abbey and by 11 great-grandchildren. Jean was born, June 14, 1933, in Goulburn, Ontario to parents Noel and Isabel (n?e Campbell) Coyles. She is survived by her sisters, Kay Cavanagh and Anna Johnson and predeceased by sister Dorothy Lynch and brother Denzel Coyles. She will be missed by her many nieces, nephews extended family and friends. Jean was a wonderful wife and mother. She was a talented cook and could create the most incredible apple pies ? a family favourite. When not in the kitchen baking or cleaning, she and Ron could be found spending a lot of time sitting around a card table with good friends ? something they enjoyed and Jean could sure play a good hand of Bridge. Our family would like to thank the staff at the Fairview Manor for their kindness and compassion during Jean's stay there. It meant a lot knowing she was so well cared for. A private family service will be held at a later date. For those wishing, memorial donations can be made to the Fairview Manor Foundation.	Coyles, Jean Beverley (I1493)
7419	Jeanette Rohde May 11, 2008 The Daily News DUNBAR, Wis. ? Jeanette J. "Jan" Rohde (nee Cain), 72, passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 8, 2008. She was the beloved wife of Douglas E. Rohde for 55 years; loving mother of Sue (Pat) Perry, Julie (Michael) Hoppe, Robin (Scott) Meyer and Doug Jr.; proud grandmother of Melissa (Troy) McCabe, Kelly (Eric) Timmermann, P.J. (Kim) Perry, Michael Jr. (Krissy) Hoppe, Lynne Gevaart, Sara Hoppe, Megan Rohde, and Ricky Meyer; great-grandmother of Cory, Caden, Chloe, Taylor, Lyliann, and Michael III; sister of Betty Ammerman; sister-in-law of Karen Franks and other relatives and many friends. Preceded in death by her sons, Michael and Kenneth Rohde and her great-grandson, Tyler Hoppe. Visitation will be Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Zwaska Funeral Home. Visitation continues on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Services will follow after the visitation on Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church, W8014 Minnie St. in Pembine, Wis. Interment will be in the Dunbar Cemetery immediately following. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, 1075 Woodward Ave., Suite C, Kingsford, Mich. 49802. The Zwaska Funeral Home is assisting the family with the funeral arrangements.	Cain, Jeanette J. "Jan" (I18539)
7420	Jenet Kay Cram is likely buried with her husband Peter Cram but not recorded in Find a Grave.	Kay, Janet (I5668)
7421	JInscription In Memory of James McCreery, native of Armagh Ireland, died Oct 28, 1852, aged 64 yrs. Also his wife, Elizabeth McGee, died Sep 15, 1874, aged 88 yrs.	McGee, Elizabeth (I42298)
7422	Joanne Enholm Bronson April 25, 1935 ~January 23, 2020 (age 84) Tribute The Rev. Joanne Enholm Bronson passed away January 23, 2020, surrounded by loved ones all day; she was a resident of Waxahachie. She was born April 25, 1935, in Holdrege, Nebraska. Joanne was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who constantly made time for her family. She was always very proud of each and every member of her family. Joanne grew up in Holdrege, Neb., where she attended school. She graduated from Holdrege High School in 1952. Joanne married Gary LeRoy Bronson of Minden, Neb., in 1953 at Moncks Corner, S.C. She graduated from Glendale Community College in May 1967, Arizona State University in September 1968 with a Bachelor of Arts in Education, and Texas Christian University with a Master of Religious Education in 1978 and a Master of Divinity in 1984. She also went back to school online in 2016 to study theology at the Trinity school for Ministry. Joanne started her career in Nebraska at the age of 13 working at the Hotel Dale. At 16, she trained and started working for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. She transferred to Southern Bell T&T in 1953. She taught Social Studies and English at Kirkpatrick Middle School in 1969 in Fort Worth. Joanne taught 7th and 8th grade Social Studies for 3 years at Parker Middle school. In 1973, she became part of a Tri-Ethnic Team for Fort Worth ISD. She worked for Billy Sills and worked with Joyce Johnson and Shirley Schuster for 9 years on this ESAA team. In 1978, she authored a teacher's manual for the history textbook - Texas and its History (Second Edition). In 1982, Joanne and her husband Gary along with Oran and Wanda Coffey started a preschool at First Christian Church in Waxahachie which grew to become a preschool and grade school. She was the principal there until 2003. She was ordained as a minister in June 1984 and became one of the first woman ministers of her time even when many still held contrary beliefs. After her retirement, she taught World Religions at Navarro College in Waxahachie. In 2007 after their daughter Annita passed away, Gary and Joanne raised Natalie like a daughter. She loved reading, studying and teaching. She and Gary collected quite a few books of all kinds - Bibles, religious books, history books, novels, and some books just for the beautiful pictures. She loved to study theology and other religions. Joanne led many bible study groups, taught Sunday school, Vacation Bible School, led many woman's groups, and loved to talk to people about theology. She was preceded in death by the Love of her life, her husband, Gary Bronson, parents, Henry and LaRhena Enholm and her daughter, Annita Jo Bronson Shoemake. She is survived by her children: daughters, Sherri Bronson Turner and husband, Richard, Lisa Bronson Doonan and husband Bill, and son, Craig Gary Bronson and fianc?e Lea Hindelang; her grandchildren, Marcy Turner, Shawn Turner and wife Christina, Natalie Shoemake Bronson and her fianc?e Ben Workman, William Doonan and wife, Jennifer, Rachel Doonan Smith and husband, David, Brittany Doonan Songer and husband, Victor, Evan Doonan, Christian Bronson and Shannon Bronson; her great-grandchildren, Tyler Moore, Dylan Moore and his wife Breanna, Rylie Moore, Roylee Moore, Tristan Turner, Hannah Turner, Sadie Turner, Allison Doonan, Hallie Doonan, Wilson Doonan, Henry Doonan, Amelia Songer and Hilah Songer. She is also survived by her brother, Harlyn Enholm; her sister Shirley Enholm; her sister-in-law Mary Losey and her husband Jim; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 p.m. February 9th, at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Waxahachie under the direction of Father Terry Reisner, a special friend of Joanne's. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or Dementia Society of America. Arrangements especially for the Bronson Family by Wayne Boze Funeral Home. 1826 West. Hwy 287 Business, Waxahachie, Texas 75165.	Enholm, Joanne Doreen (I30379)
7423	John Albert Garland was the son of James Anson Garland and his wife Elizabeth Ann Boddy. He married Mary Robina Hamilton, daughter of John Hamilton and his wife Sarah Elizabeth King, on January 15, 1920.	Garland, John Albert (I11627)
7424	John Albert Garland was the son of James Anson Garland and his wife Elizabeth Ann Boddy. He married Mary Robina Hamilton, daughter of John Hamilton and his wife Sarah Elizabeth King, on January 15, 1920.	Garland, John Albert (I11627)
7425	John and Ann Lucy had eight children together: William John Lucy 1865-1907 Margaret Lucy 1865-1941 Elizabeth Lucy 1870- (married John Serson, son of John Serson and Evaline Perry, 26 Aug 1891) Samuel James Lucy 1872- Thomas W. Lucy 1877-1959 George Lucy 1879 - 1908 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TF-H3R5-Q?i=1202&cc=1307826 Frederick Lucy 1879-1940 Laura Elizabeth Lucy 1888-1959 https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/vitals/LBVM-BY2 https://lisalouisecooke.com/2019/03/26/french-canadian-genealogy-mystery/	Lucy, John Lucier (I22647)
7426	John and his wife, Margaret are listed in Page County, Iowa in the 1895 Iowa State Census. Word has been received from Missouri of the death of Uncle John Hilton. He died at the home of his son, John, December 17. He was an early settler and a long time resident of this county, and a prominent figure in justices' courts. [Winterset Madisonian 26 Jan 1898 page 8]	Hilton, John R. (I26729)
7427	John and Sarah married around 1852 and in 1880 emigrated to the US from North Gower, Ontario. In 1900 they were living on the family farm in Carlisle Township, ND, along with their daughter Maud. By this time only 5 of their nine children were still alive. Two of them, Cyrus Howard and Ephriam, were living close by with families of their own. The other three living children were Maud, Howard and Louis. The deceased children were Margret, Eldoriah, John, and Chester. Sarah's parents were Isaac and Margret Pratt, both born in Ireland around 1811. Information from the 1900 US Census, 1885 ND Census, and 1851 & 1871 Canada Censuses.	Pratt, Sarah Ann (I27638)
7428	John Baird, born in 1802, was a weaver by trade in Ireland. He was quoted as saying that he arrived in Bytown (Ottawa) in the fall of 1827 and obtained the only available employment at the time - work on the Rideau Canal. He appears to have been the first of the Bairds to come over. In the spring of 1828, his wages were all spent on board and clothing and he had only seven pence ha'penny to his name. (a single silver coin, the size of a new five-cent piece but flat like a dime). At that time, there was no paper money in Ireland, only gold sovereigns ($5.00) or half sovereigns ($2.50) being used. To decide whether to remain at his Bytown job or strike out into the country, he flipped his coin "head" for leaving Bytown and "Harp" for staying. It came up "heads" so he walked "up the line" searching for an unclaimed, pleasing piece of land, until deciding to settle on what is now the 10th line of Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, . On the advice of those who had proceeded him, he "squatted" on the land and started to clear the rear of N/E 1/2 Lot 2, Concession 9, Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, Ontario. Each January, the government sent an agent from Toronto to record claims and accept payments, since it would have been impossible for all of the settlers themselves to go to Toronto. Hence the practice of "squatting". John sowed fall wheat where he cleared in 1828 and seemed to have been pleased with the results. With ashes he bought to make potash (which brought him five pounds per barrel) he earned extra money with which to pay for his farm. At this time, he owned a yoke of oxen, a cow and two pigs and his house was a log "shanty" similar to the ones owned by the other settlers. John is quoted as saying that "they never wanted for anything" - but one must remember that he belonged to another generation.	Baird, John (I12319)
7429	John Bolton Foster b.1808 County Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom d. May 13, 1895 (86-87) Drummond, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Place of Burial: Greenwood, Middleville, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada S/o John Mather Foster and Catherine Trottier/Trotter 1764-9Jan 1862 m1.Rebecca Clarke 1808-1851 m2.Margaret Wilson 1825-1897 Children: Thomas Foster; Mary Van Dusen; Alexander Foster; James B. Foster; John Bolton Foster; Ann Jane Knox; Catherine Belisle; Elizabeth B. Foster and Rebecca Patterson Charles Rebecca: Mother of Samuel Foster; Alexander Foster; Mary Van Dusen; Sarah Jane Foster; Andrew G. Foster; Alexander Foster; John Foster; Thomas Clark Foster; James A. Foster; Sarah Jane Foster; George Foster and Rebecca Foster Margaret: Mother of William Foster; Jeremiah Foster; Robert Shaw Foster; Christopher Wilson Foster and Elizabeth Bell Foster	Foster, John Bolton (I13061)
7430	JOHN BOUCHER. A very melancholy accident happened last week at the house of John Boucher by which Mr. Boucher, senior, aged 68, received injuries which resulted in death on Friday night last. It appears that the men were threshing and the old man, who was still strong and active, was assisting in the barn. While performing an old duty he, unfortunately, got his hand caught in the machinery, which greatly lacerated his hand and arm. The poor old man bore the excruciating pain calmly and bravely, and remained cheerful to the end. His friends did not think death was so near but the once strong man, now made weak by loss of blood; quietly breathed his last. The funeral, which was very large, took place on Sunday. The long line of mourners which followed the remains to the Methodist Church, where the Rev. Mr. Richardson, delivered a very touching and impressive discourse, and then to the village Cemetery, attests the honour and respect in which the deceased was held by all classes, who now extend their heart-felt sympathy to the sorrowing friends. Source: The Ottawa Journal, April 12, 1890.	Boucher, John (I13140)
7431	John C. Fulton obituary Friends and neighbours were greatly shocked to hear of the sudden death of John C. Fulton on thursday night, last, at his home in Cedar Hill. Although not in good health for a number of years, he was about his work as usual, and on Thursday night attended his father-in law's birthday party. He was the son of the late Thomas Fulton and his wife Marion Reid and was in his fifty-fifth year. In 1919 he was married to Effie Melanson, who survives him, and to this union were born Arthur of Appleton, Helen of Kinburn and Raymond at home. The funeral which was held from his home was very largely attended and was conducted by his pastor, Rev. H. H. Turner, with burial at the United Church Cemetery, Pakenham. The palbearers were; Stewart Currie, James Currie, Herbert Stanley, Len Fulton, Jack Towey and Lorne Melanson. Numerous flotal offerings were received by the family and the bereaved.	Fulton, John C. "Jack" (I1202)
7432	John D. Turner, Sr., 92, retired Grand Forks, ND water superintendent, died early Sunday morning in a Billings nursing home of a stroke. He was born Jan. 2, 1874 in Canada, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Turner, and came to Grand Forks with his parents at the age of 12. He married Georgianna Fadden at Grand Forks in October 1895. He operated a sash and door factory and later served as water superintendent, retiring in 1948. He served as a Grand Forks alderman eight years. He was a Mason, a Shriner, and member of Elks Lodge at Grand Forks. In 1948 he moved to Spokane where he lived until coming to Billings in 1962. Mrs. Turner died here in August 1963. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Billings. Surviving are three sons, J. Harry Turner of 222 Fairpark Drive, John D. Turner, Jr., of 1512 St. John's Ave., and Lyle P. Turner of 1824 Wyoming Ave.; a daughter, Mrs. J.P. Finlay of Spokane; brother, James E. Turner of Grand Forks, 19 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3:30 pm Tuesday in Dahl-Brown Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. The Billings Gazette - Jan. 31, 1966 Page 11	Turner, John Duncan (I9092)
7433	John Davidson Bud Flood Wednesday May 16 2018 Posted on May 17, 2018 by In Memory of John Davidson "Bud" Flood Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Obituary of John Flood In loving memory of John "Bud" Flood who passed away at the Temiskaming Hospital surrounded by family on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at the age of 82. Bud will be missed by his loving wife Marney, his dear children Sherry, Tanya, Cindy (Kim Ansley), Leonard and Sonya (Javan Mukhatarov), his precious grandchildren Jade Ansley, Micah Berthelette, Alexie Berthelette, and Troy Flood, his siblings Lois Deerdon, Velma Nichol (Fred), Barb Sommerville, Sheila Connors (Don), Lorne Flood (Eleanor), Laura Jean Costello (Nelson), and Dorothy Anne Larkman, and sisters-in-law Alice Flood and Patricia Flood. He was predeceased by his parents Wycliffe and Barbara Flood, his precious daughter Tracey, his siblings Joyce Nichol, Jean Haleschuck, Dan Flood, Leonard Flood, Kieth Flood and Clarence Flood,and his brothers-in-law Dave Deerdon, Lawrence Nichol, Bill Sommerville and John Haleschuck. Bud's family will receive friends and family on Friday, May 25, 2018 from 7pm until 9 pm at the Perrin Funeral Chapel. If desired, donations to the Kenabeek Community Society, The Kenabeek Fire Department or the Temiskaming Hospital Care Close To Home Fund will be greatfully acknowledged. Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of John Davidson Bud Flood Wednesday May 16 2018.source	Flood, John "Bud" (I27197)
7434	John Dewar was baptized 20 Mar 1796 at Comrie, Perthshire Scotland to Archibald Dewar and Margaret Gow Ferguson. He was recorded as residing at Glenarlen in the Parish of Comrie when he departed Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland July 21st, 1818 as a Emigrant Settler aboard the brig Comrie. Aboard this vessel were also his parents and siblings. The ship arrived in Montr?al September 9th, 1818 and he was settled shortly thereafter at Beckwith Twp. in present day Lanark County, Ontario. He received the Deed from the Crown May 19th, 1824 for the NE 1/2 Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp. Between 1822 and 1825 he married Margaret Buchanan, daughter of the Rev. George Buchanan and Ann Aitkin, and they are found on the 1842 Census on Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp. with 10 family members born at Canada. On October 2nd, 1848 John purchased Lot 22, IX Concession of Plympton Twp., Lambton Co. from Chas. Laughrin and September 28th, 1849 sold the NE 1/2 of Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co. to Duncan McEwan for 300 Pounds. He is found at Plympton Twp. on the 1861 through 1881 Censuses (the 1852 Census is lost). His death on February 4th, 1890 is recorded in "The Pioneer Pastor" written in 1900 by his sister-in-law Jessie (Buchanan) Campbell. - Note - Original Transcription had "4 Feb 188?"	Dewar, John (I34742)
7435	John died at Everett in Tosorontio Township. John and Eleanor married on 10 March 1863. They were the parents of 15 children; William James, Elizabeth Ann, John Thomas, Francis George, Jacob Richard, Mary Jane, Frances Ellen, Joseph Henry, Margaret Lucinda, Margaret Alice, Andrew Richard, Arthur Albert, Sarah Lucinda, Susan Florence, Sibbard Eleazor. After their marriage, they settled in Tosorontio Township on Lot 23; Concession 1. About 1904 Mr. and Mrs. Kidd retired from the farm and took up residence in Everett. DUFFERIN ARCHIVES - Obituary: ************************** With the passing of John Kidd, who died at his home in Everett a couple of weeks ago, one of the original settlers in the township of Tosorontio is removed. Mr. Kidd is probably the last of the old guard. There may remain some who knew and associated with these original pioneers half a century ago, but so far as known the original incomers have all passed away. Mr. Kidd was born at Mono Mills and spent his boyhood and youth there. When about 24 years of age he and his brothers, Joseph, Henry, and, Thomas made their way up to what is now Airlie and finding the land there excellent, and an abundance of water, they decided to locate, and took out their patent rights to Lot 22 and 23 on the Tosorontio side and Lots 22 and 23 in Mulmur side. They were in a wilderness, their nearest neighbors being on the 6th line of Mulmur near Mansfield. On their property is the famed Rookery Creek where wild pigeons came in countless thousands to nest. Here the deceased put in nearly half a century overcoming all the handicaps of pioneering, transforming forest lots into a splendid farm, raising a large family and prospering. He was a sturdy type of man possessing all the characteristics of mind and the tireless energy of the successful pioneer to whom this country owes a great debt. He was an Anglican in religion and a Conservative in politics. Son of John KIDD {born - 1798 at Vale of Avoca, County Wicklow, Ireland died - 27 March 1895 at Mono Mills, Dufferin, Ontario. son of Joseph KIDD and Anne POOLE}. and Jane MORRIS {born in 1811 - died in 1893}.	Kidd, John (I42071)
7436	John Drummond Death:?tab?Aug 6 2012 Published:?tab?Aug 8 2012 Brockville, Ontario, Canada Published By:?tab?The Recorder & Times Obituary:?tab?DRUMMOND, John - Entered into rest at the Brockville General Hospital Charles Street Site on Monday August 6, 2012. John A. Drummond of Brockville age 66 years, beloved husband of 46 years to Colleen (White) Drummond. Loving Dad of Debbie of Orleans and David (Chris) of Calgary. Cherished poppa of Casey, Taylor and Justin. John is survived by 6 brothers, 3 sisters and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Predeceased by his parents Stewart and Doreen (Simpson) Drummond. A private family visitation and funeral service will be held at the BARCLAY FUNERAL HOME 137 Pearl St. Brockville. Interment will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be gratefully acknowledged by the family. Messages of condolence may be sent online at www.barclayfuneralhome.com Brockville Recorder & Times, ON, 2012-08-08	Drummond, John Alexander (I6598)
7437	JOHN DUNCAN John Duncan son of James and Elizabeth (Lockhart) Duncan was born on April 19th 1865 in Ramsay Township Lot 10 Concession 11, near Almonte Ontario. John married Jessie Steele of Ramsay in 1903. They had four children all born in Regina, Saskatchewan, James (Jim), Mary ,Johnston and Willis. In Regina when mother died in 1905. Memories of My Father John Duncan by his oldest son Jim. In his earlier days on his parents farm, he helped with various chores and farm work. During the winters as he reached his late teens he went to the bush to haul logs with a team of horses. He commented about a spring when returning home there was a track on the snow over the ice on the river; the track on the snow started to rot in the spring thaw and one of the horses broke through the ice and was nearly lost. I failed to pay the attention I should have of his earlier days. He arrived in Regina in 1890 and here filed on a homestead. Farming at that time on the Regina plains was about as primitive as the early days in Ontario except the land was very flat, few trees or stones to clear. As other Homesteaders of that time he broke his land with a hand plough, which was single share controlled by two curved handles at the back for the operator to gage the depth he wanted. The plough was hauled by horses, the reins secured around his waist so his hands were free to guide the plough. Two acres a day was a good days work; homesteaders often hired out to do breaking for others pay ranging from five to ten cents an acre. In later years I always admired his adapt way of handling and binding the loose stalks of grain. The grain having been cut with a sythe and bound together to make a sheaf. This was before binders and threshing mills. Father talked of threshing grain in the winter, the engine from which they got the power and the separator having to be hauled by horses. Our house was small but it had a big kitchen, large enough to feed a threshing crew of twenty men. The farmers had a "Beef Ring" each farmer provided a beef animal in rotation and in rotation they accepted their turn at each cut of beef. The butcher was another farmer who got a free ride in that he didn't have to provide a beef. In February of 1912 our mother died and my father's sister came and looked after us for some years. For the first twenty-one years of my life father saw a great deal of me and I of him, seemed to me that my father and all his brothers were mild mannered men who were able to accept their setbacks and proceed as though nothing much had happened to dampen their optimism. Johnston my brother who had remained on the farm with our father took over the farm when father retired.	Duncan, John (I2908)
7438	John Garland was the son of Nicholas Garland and his wife Ann Willoughby. John married Ann Goodall in about 1849. John and Ann had 5 children: 1. Ann Garland born March 19, 1850; died September 7, 1893. She married Francis "Frank" Allan Cowie (1843-1921). 2. Martha Garland, born February 2, 1855 3. Nicholas Garland, born February 28, 1858; died March 20, 1909. He married Mary Sophia Tomlinson (1870-1964) 4. Elizabeth Garland, born March 19, 1861. She married Patrick Murphy on April 26, 1892. (1850-1938). 5. Mary Garland, born January 11, 1863; died October 23, 1923. She married Peter Emery (1859-1926)	Garland, John "Big John" (I6796)
7439	John GEMMILL born in the Parish of Dunlop Scotland came to Canada in 1821 and died in Ramsay, 23 April 1852, age 75 yrs.Also his first wife Ann ADAMS, from thornhill, Perthshire Scotland, who died at Ramsay 15 Mar 1828 age 47 yrs. Also his second wife Margaret MUIRHEAD who was born in the Parish of St. Ninians Scotland 4 April 1790 and died at Ramsay 6 Nov 1854. Also William Muirhead GEMMILL, infant twin son of said John and Margaret GEMMILL died 14 Feb 1833, and their other twin son James Dunlop GEMMILL, Lt. Colonel 42nd. Regiment Canadian Militia, born 31 Jan 1833, and who died in London England, 18 Aug 1929 and is buriedhere. His wife Katherine Murdock KNIGHT died 18 Mar 1908 and was buried in Rome Italy. John Alex GEMMILL, born in Glasgow Scotland 26 Oct 1816, came to Canada with parents in 1821, died at Pakenham 15 Feb 1876. His wife Janet daughter of Dr. CANNON late of Royal Navy born at Hastings England, 22 Feb 1822 and died 9 Nov 1895, their son John Alexander GEMMILL, Barister born in Carleton Place 20 March 1846, died at Cliffside Ottawa, 7 Nov 1905. Margaret Edith, younger daughter of James Dunlop GEMMILL and Katherine Murdock KNIGHT, his wife born in Montreal 25 April 1882, died in California U.S.A. 10 Apr 1913. Eric Ferguson GEMMILL who died in infancy at Bournemouth England March 1892. The only son of James Dunlop GEMMILL and his wife Katherine M. KNIGHT Footstones: A.G, M.G., J.G., J.A.G., Edith	Gemmill, John (I12631)
7440	John GEMMILL born in the Parish of Dunlop Scotland came to Canada in 1821 and died in Ramsay, 23 April 1852, age 75 yrs.Also his first wife Ann ADAMS, from thornhill, Perthshire Scotland, who died at Ramsay 15 Mar 1828 age 47 yrs. Also his second wife Margaret MUIRHEAD who was born in the Parish of St. Ninians Scotland 4 April 1790 and died at Ramsay 6 Nov 1854. Also William Muirhead GEMMILL, infant twin son of said John and Margaret GEMMILL died 14 Feb 1833, and their other twin son James Dunlop GEMMILL, Lt. Colonel 42nd. Regiment Canadian Militia, born 31 Jan 1833, and who died in London England, 18 Aug 1929 and is buriedhere. His wife Katherine Murdock KNIGHT died 18 Mar 1908 and was buried in Rome Italy. John Alex GEMMILL, born in Glasgow Scotland 26 Oct 1816, came to Canada with parents in 1821, died at Pakenham 15 Feb 1876. His wife Janet daughter of Dr. CANNON late of Royal Navy born at Hastings England, 22 Feb 1822 and died 9 Nov 1895, their son John Alexander GEMMILL, Barister born in Carleton Place 20 March 1846, died at Cliffside Ottawa, 7 Nov 1905. Margaret Edith, younger daughter of James Dunlop GEMMILL and Katherine Murdock KNIGHT, his wife born in Montreal 25 April 1882, died in California U.S.A. 10 Apr 1913. Eric Ferguson GEMMILL who died in infancy at Bournemouth England March 1892. The only son of James Dunlop GEMMILL and his wife Katherine M. KNIGHT Footstones: A.G, M.G., J.G., J.A.G., Edith	Muirhead, Margaret (I12632)
7441	John GEMMILL born in the Parish of Dunlop Scotland came to Canada in 1821 and died in Ramsay, 23 April 1852, age 75 yrs.Also his first wife Ann ADAMS, from thornhill, Perthshire Scotland, who died at Ramsay 15 Mar 1828 age 47 yrs. Also his second wife Margaret MUIRHEAD who was born in the Parish of St. Ninians Scotland 4 April 1790 and died at Ramsay 6 Nov 1854. Also William Muirhead GEMMILL, infant twin son of said John and Margaret GEMMILL died 14 Feb 1833, and their other twin son James Dunlop GEMMILL, Lt. Colonel 42nd. Regiment Canadian Militia, born 31 Jan 1833, and who died in London England, 18 Aug 1929 and is buriedhere. His wife Katherine Murdock KNIGHT died 18 Mar 1908 and was buried in Rome Italy. John Alex GEMMILL, born in Glasgow Scotland 26 Oct 1816, came to Canada with parents in 1821, died at Pakenham 15 Feb 1876. His wife Janet daughter of Dr. CANNON late of Royal Navy born at Hastings England, 22 Feb 1822 and died 9 Nov 1895, their son John Alexander GEMMILL, Barister born in Carleton Place 20 March 1846, died at Cliffside Ottawa, 7 Nov 1905. Margaret Edith, younger daughter of James Dunlop GEMMILL and Katherine Murdock KNIGHT, his wife born in Montreal 25 April 1882, died in California U.S.A. 10 Apr 1913. Eric Ferguson GEMMILL who died in infancy at Bournemouth England March 1892. The only son of James Dunlop GEMMILL and his wife Katherine M. KNIGHT Footstones: A.G, M.G., J.G., J.A.G., Edith	Gemmill, Lt. Col. James Dunlop (I12634)
7442	John George Deugo July 20, 1942 - October 06, 2007 Obituary for John George Deugo DEUGO JOHN GEORGE (Founder of Deugo Pluming Ltd. and owner of Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush) Following long term Diabetic complications, with courage and dignity and always with the love and support of his family. In hospital at Almonte on Saturday October 6, 2007. George Deugo of Cedar Hill, age 65 years. Dearly loved husband, best friend and partner for 36 years of Shirley Fulton. Devoted father to Lorraine Downey (Scott), Scott (Brenda) and Pamela Martin (Grant). A source of guidance to brothers David & Henry (Bette). Predeceased by his infant grandson; Ross. Doting Papa of Julia & Madeline Downey, Parker, Tyson & Logan Deugo, Todd, Neil & Adam Martin. Friends may call at the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte on Sunday & Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. No visiting Tuesday. Friends are invited to join the family in a Celebration of George's life in the open space he loved at Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush, 291 - 6th Concession of Pakenham on Tuesday at 2 PM. Interment Union Cemetery, Pakenham. Donations in memory of George may be made to the Pakenham Fire Fighters Association or Zion United Church, Cedar Hill.	Duego, John George (I1215)
7443	John Gillies built a saw mill on the land at Lot nine Concession three of Lanark, and began cutting lumber in 1842. This marks the origins of Gillies Bros. and Co. John Gillies kept the sawmill at Lanark operational for many years, shipping square timber down the Ottawa River to Montreal and Quebec for shipment overseas, and also sold sawn lumber locally and in the Kingston area. In addition to the sawmill, John Gillies expanded on the site and operated as well a grist mill, an oatmeal mill and a carding mill. (National Library of Canada)	Gillies, John (I37782)
7444	John Gillies built a saw mill on the land at Lot nine Concession three of Lanark, and began cutting lumber in 1842. This marks the origins of Gillies Bros. and Co. John Gillies kept the sawmill at Lanark operational for many years, shipping square timber down the Ottawa River to Montreal and Quebec for shipment overseas, and also sold sawn lumber locally and in the Kingston area. In addition to the sawmill, John Gillies expanded on the site and operated as well a grist mill, an oatmeal mill and a carding mill. (National Library of Canada)	Gillies, John (I37787)
7445	John Healey, born June 21, 1826; died February 08, 1888. He married Jane Elizabeth McCaffrey born 1829; died November 03, 1912 in 83 yrs. Burial: St. Thomas Anglican Cemetery, Stanley's Corners	Healey, John (I16491)
7446	JOHN HORWOOD PATERSON M.D.G.M. Born at Almonte, ONT. Died at Medicine Hat, ALTA. 1875 - 1920 Note: May 6 1919 either date of birth or burial as per The Town of Bow Island Cemetery records 1920, Friday April 30, The Almonte Gazette page 12 Dr John H. Paterson Dr John H. Paterson, of Bow Island, Alta., died on Saturday at Medicine Hat following an operation. An elder brother was with him when he died. The remains were interred with those of his wife at Bow Island. The late Dr. Paterson was a son of the late Mr and Mrs William Paterson, of Ramsay. He was educated at Almonte High School and proceeded to McGill University, where he graduated in medicine about twelve years ago. Immediately after his graduation he went west and settled in Bow Island, in the province of Alberta. He became a very successful practitioner and was recognized as the leading citizen of the place. While he was a student at McGill he underwent an operation for appendicitis, from the effects of which he never fully recovered, although the operation after which he died was performed to remedy a stomach trouble. He lived only a week. He had been passing through Medicine Hat to have a yachting holiday on a cruser on the Pacific coast which he had purchased. His brother, R.M., who was a merchant in Luseland, had hope to be able to join him. Six years ago Dr. Paterson visited his old home here and he had expected to be here again for the Old Boys' Reunion at the end of July. Besides his brother in the west, he is survived by three brothers, W.C. and G.E. are farmers in Ramsay, and Thomas R. is the well known dentist of Almonte. The late Dr. Paterson's wife was a Port Dalhousie girl. She died about two years ago.	Paterson, Dr. John Horwood M. D. (I7306)
7447	John Irwin Services for John Irwin, aged 87 of 150 West Broadway, who died Tuesday, were held in Mount Pleasant Funeral Chapel. Interment took place at Ocean View Burial Park. Mr Irwin was born in Ontario and had resided here for 35 years. He is survived by his wife, three sons, a brother and a sister.	Irwin, John (I30358)
7448	John Kidd, personal comm 2014, Joan Hamilton parents were Mr. Hamilton m. a Kidd from Burritts Rapids. Mr. Hamilton was headmaster at Ridley College, where Edward Kidd (John's son) is now headmaster.	Hamilton, Joan (I4802)
7449	John Laughlin Notes He and his father immigrated and settled when the area was wilderness. He was a cousin of her late husband. William KIDD & his son Thomas immigrated in 1821, and settled on Lot 17, Con. 2, Beckwith Twp. in Aug 1821, William on the E 1/2 and Thomas on the W 1/2.... George petitioned for immigration (Dorothy says there is a letter in the National Archives stating his father & brother were already in Canada) shortly afterwards, and settled on the W 1/2 of Lot 20, Con. 2, Beckwith Twp. in Aug. 1822.... He died not long after (1823?), and his wife Jane SAUNDERS remarried to Samuel LEACH in 1824.... In 1828 William died, and his land went to his daughter Elizabeth (Kidd) SHIRLEY, with the rest of his estate going to his son Thomas, another daughter Sarah (Kidd) GRIFFIN, and his nephew Thomas SHIRLEY.... ================ John L. Laughlin 2ND MARRIAGE: Name: Thomas Kidd Birth Place: Ireland Residence: Beckwith Township Age: 60 Estimated birth year: abt 1798 Father Name: William Kidd Mother Name: Mary Kidd Spouse Name: Margaret Kidd Spouse Birth Place: Ireland Spouse residence: Beckwith Township Spouse Father Name: John Corland Spouse Mother Name: Ellen Corland Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1858 Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS248_8 ================= Name: Margaret Kidd Birth Place: Ireland Spouse Name: Kidd, Thomas Spouse Age: 60 Spouse Birth Place: Ireland Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1858 Spouse Father Name: William Kidd Spouse Mother Name: Mary Kidd Microfilm Roll: 1030058 Father Name: John Corland Mother Name: Ellen Corland Spouse Residence: Beckwith Township Residence: Beckwith Township County: Lanark	Kidd, Thomas (I3804)
7450	John Laughlin, rootsweb, posted 2004, accessed 140604	Kidd, John (I4754)

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Jane Scharf Scharfe
BIRTH?tab?10 Jan 1856
Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
DEATH?tab?16 Aug 1927 (aged 71)
Saskatoon, Saskatoon Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada
BURIAL?tab?
Saint George's Hawthorne Cemetery
Ottawa, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Late Mrs. Jane Scharfe
A wide circle of friends and acquaintances in this community will learn with deep regret of the passing of Mrs Jane Scharfe, widow of the late Enoch Scharfe of Ramsayville. Mrs Scharfe died week ago Tuesday at the home of her son, Harmond, in Saskatchewan, where she had been living since the death of her husband five years ago.
The body arrived in Ottawa on Sunday and was conveyed to the parlors of George H. Rogers, where funeral services were held at 2pm. Interment was made in Hawthorne cemetery.
Surviving the late Mrs Scharfe are the following: Three sons, Jacob, Edwards Ont.; Clem, Ramsayville; Harmond, Saskatchewan; and five daughters, Mrs S.A. Henderson, Mrs William Nevin and Mrs J.H. Shouldice, all of Ottawa; and Mrs Russell Scharfe and Mrs Emil Herman, Saskatoon.
(Carp Review -- August 25, 1927)

Scharfe, Jane (I19314)

7402

Jane was a daughter of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell.

Peter D. Campbell was the informant for Jane's death.

"An old resident of Balderson, Jane Campbell, passed away at her home there on Tuesday last at the age of 74 years and her remains were buried in the Campbell cemetery on the 7th Line Drummond on Thursday, a large assembly of friends and neighbors forming the funeral cortege. The parents of the deceased were Highland Scots her father being Peter Campbell of Perthshire, Scotland."

Partial obituary from - The Perth Courier, Friday, 28 May 1897

Campbell, Jane (I42595)

7403

Jane was born about 1816 in Scotland, the daughter of Robert Purdon and Jane/Jean Ferguson. She was married about 1836 to James Duncan, in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Her death was registered in Palmerston Twp., Frontenac County, Ontario.
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Plot 103 :
(side 1 of stone)
- In memory of Jane Purdon, wife of James Duncan, died Oct.5,1891, aged 75 years
(side 2 of stone)
- In memory of James Duncan, died May 13, 1878, aged 70 years.

Purdon, Jane (I29826)

7404

Janet Baird was the first wife of James Horne Arnott. They were married 01 Aug 1848 in Rosetta.
Parents of five children: Margaret "Maggie" (Arnott), Ann (Campbell), James, Janet Baird (Burns) and Jane White (Garrioch).

Baird, Janet (I19429)

7405

Janet Cuningham
Gender:?tab?Female
Birth:?tab?Oct 29 1748
Christening:?tab?Oct 30 1748
Rothesay, Bute, Scotland
Father:?tab?William Cuningham
Mother:?tab?Isobel Muir
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:?tab?C11558-2
System Origin:?tab?Scotland-ODM
GS Film number:?tab?1041085

Cunningham, Janet (I2297)

7406

Cunningham, Janet (I2297)

7407

Janet Lee Judd, 78 of Richmond, MO died Saturday, December 23, 2017 at the North Care Hospice House in North Kansas City, MO. Janet was born on May 21, 1939 in Holdridge, NE to Merle and Hollis (Seeman) Wilds. She married Larry F. Judd, they later divorced. Survivors include; one son and daughter-in-law, Chad Robert and Cynthia Judd of Richmond; three daughters and three sons-in-law, Lori Lee and Steve Smith of Richmond, Kelli Jean and Bob Hunter of Lee's Summit, MO and Shari Merle and John Layman of Lake Norden, SD; one sister and brother-in-law, Alyce and Rob Stoll of Springfield, MO; 9 grandchildren, Sydney Bauer, Blaken Elizondo, Kaylee Judd, Justin Smith, Nathan Smith, Kalab Tooker, Lance Layman, Holli Boonstra and Matthew Layman; and 4 great-grandchildren, Jack Smith, Hunter Bauer, Henry Boonstra and Oliver Boonstra. Janet was a 1957 graduate from Richmond High School where she was a homecoming queen and her husband was a homecoming king. She was a cashier at Wal-Mart for 25 years. She lived most of her life in Richmond. Janet was a member of the Richmond United Christian Presbyterian Church. She was kind and had a big heart. Funeral service will be held on Friday, December 29, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at the Richmond United Christian Presbyterian Church. Visitation will be Friday, December 29, 2017 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in the Richmond Memory Gardens Cemetery

Wilds, Janet Lee (I30395)

7408

Janet McEwen married to John McEwen, was the sister of the Duncan McEwen that married Kate McEwen John's sister. Janet McEwn and Duncan McEwen living at Black's Corners, Beckwith Twp. were not related to the Finlay McEwen family according to G. E. Kidd author of the "Story of the Derry".

McEwen, Janet (I22018)

7409

Janet Ruth was born January 10, 1932 in Provost to Helen "Maude" and Raymond M. Lee. She passed away at the Provost Health Centre-Long Term Care, on Saturday, February 25, 2012, at the age of 80 years.

Janet will be lovingly remembered and forever missed by her husband, of 55 years, Bill; children, Pat (Michel) Magnan of Edmonton, Michelle Ruttan of Westlock, Monte Ruttan (David Tung) of Vancouver; grandchildren, Chantal & St?phane; sisters-in-law, Joan Lee and Julie Ruttan; as well as numerous extended relatives and friends.

Janet was predeceased by an infant child, Karen; brothers, Bill Lee and Raymond Jr.; sister, Barbara; brother-in-law, Bob Ruttan.

Lee, Janet Ruth (I20882)

7410

Janet was born in Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of James Reid and Mary Easton. On Nov.1,1867 she was married at Dalhousie Township, to Robert Duncan. Janet died Oct.2,1919 at Powassan, Parry Sound district of Ontario. Janet had injured her back, six months prior to her death. The cause of death was listed as old age.

Death - The Lanark Era - Oct8,1919 -
Powassan, Ontario, Thursday, October 2nd, Mrs. Robert Duncan, aged 77 years. Born in Lanark County, she was the daughter of the late James Reid, of Watson's Corners. Married over fifty years ago, they had a family of eight children. Mr. Duncan died some fifteen years ago. Six of the family survive; James B. Duncan, Powassan; Mrs. R.E. Parsons, Carleton Place; Mrs. David Ferguson, and Mr. R.H. Duncan, Alberta; Mrs.William Purdon, and J. Frank Duncan, at Powassan. Also two sisters and three of her brothers survive; Mrs. Wm. Duncan, sr., Reston, Manitoba; Mrs. John Stewart, Loreburn, Saskatchewan; Mattew Reid, Reston, Manitoba; Thomas Reid, Rainy River, Ontario; and John Reid, in BC. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

Reid, Janet (I29815)

7411

Janet was born near Dalhousie Lake, in Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of Thomas Turbull and Elizabeth Bryce. She was married on Jan.21,1859, to James Duncan, son of James Duncan and Jane Purdon. Janet died at McDonald's Corners on Jan.20,1903.
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Plot 106 :
(side 1 of stone)
- In memory of Janet Turnbull, wife of James Duncan, died Jan.20,1903, aged 65 years
(side 2 of stone)
- In memory of James Duncan, died Oct.19,1905, aged 68 years.
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Death - The Lanark Era - Jan.21,1903 -
McDonald's Corners, Tues. Jan. 20th, 1903, Janet Turnbull, wife of James Duncan sr. aged 65 years. Born near Dalhousie Lake, she married in 1859, she had ten children of whom eight are still living; James, John, Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Legary and Mrs. James Cameron, of McDonald's Corners; Mrs. James Geddes, McLaren's Depot; Robert A. a merchant in Lanark and William H. in Reston, MB. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

Turnbull, Janet (I29832)

7412

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

Living (I1350)

7413

January 1784
Gifford, Agnas lawful daughter of Robert Gifford and Margaret Anderson born 12th and baptised 15th,

Gifford, Agnes (I2315)

7414

January 9, 1842 Duncan and Mary Anne Nagle married in Perth, Ontario, Canada

Fact: On the 9th day of January 1842, I the undersigned Priest of this Parish have married at Perth, Duncan McGregor of Ramsay, son of Duncan McGregor and Marion Gamble, Renfrewshire Scotland to Mary Anne Nagle, daughter of Garrett Nagle and Honorah Monahan, Co. Cork Ireland in the presence of Michael Nagle and William Coyle.

Source: Peter Anderson and Hubert Hule, Mariages Catholiques de la Region de Perth Ontario, (Le Centre de Genealogiques S.C., 240 Daly Ave.
Ottawa, ON K1N 6G2 publication 84)

Fact: McGregor, Duncan of Duncan & Marion Gamble to Nagle, Mary Ann of Garret & Honora Monahan
09-01-1842 Source: PERTH: St. John Baptist p 104

[Above records are from Roy McGregor]

Family: Duncan McGregor / Mary Ann Nagle (F9435)

7415

Jason passed away quite unexpectedly, after heart surgery, at the Ottawa Heart Institute, in Ottawa, on Tuesday, July 28th, 2015, at the age of 41. Jason was predeceased earlier this year by his precious Mom, Sue. Jason Paul Reynolds, of Finch, much loved and sadly missed by his children, Cole, Caden, and Khaleesi. Loving son to Paul Reynolds, and special brother to Mary (Tony) Casselman, of Finch. Jason's loss is also felt deeply by Heather Larabee, and Krystal Perrin. Jason will be sadly missed by his grandmother, Doris (late George) Brash, of Bolingbroke, and Marg (late William) Reynolds, of Sharbot Lake. Jason was a much respected and loved Uncle to Cody, and he will be missed by many uncles, aunts, and close family members, especially the Conlon family. To honour Jason's wishes, cremation has taken place with a future interment of his ashes to be held at Crawford Cemetery, McDonald's Corners. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jason's memory to the Ottawa Heart Institute would be greatly appreciated. Jason's funeral arrangements are entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth

Reynolds, Jason Paul (I15933)

7416

Jean and William Park had a large family but left Dalhousie Twp and settled at Salt Lake City, Utah. They became Mormon's also ia daughterr married into the Borrowman family who were also Mormons.

Duncan, Jane Ann (I9544)

7417

Jean never married.
Obituary-
Peacefully on Thursday Sept. 3, 2009 at the age of 92, passed away at the Vita and District Personal Care Home., Vita, Man.
She was predeceased by her parents John and Emma, brother Lloyd and her sister Aileen (Henry) Smith.
Left to mourn her passing is her brother, Chester (Dorothy) and many nieces and nephews.
Jean was born and raised in Woodmore. In 1945 she moved with the family to Dominion City, where she resided until moving into the Franklin Manor in 1987, and where she enjoyed the many activities and friendship of other tenants.
As her health began to fail, she was required to move into the Vita and District Personal Care Home.
We the family would like to express sincere thanks to the nurses and staff for their excellent care she received while being a resident there.
Cremation has taken place and a graveside service was held on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. at the Dominion City Cemetery, Mb. with Rev. Bob Stark officiating.
Should one desire donations may be made to the Dominion City United Church.
Vita Funeral Home "Vita Chapel" in charge of arrangements.
Obituary published in the Steinbach Carillon, September 10, 2009, Page 10.

Stewart, Jean E. (I15473)

7418

Jean Robertson ? obituary
November 19, 2021 - 4:39 pm
Jean Beverley Robertson
(n?e Coyles)

June 14, 1933 ? November 18, 2021

Peacefully at Fairview Manor, Almonte, on Thursday, November 18th. Beloved wife of Ronald for 70 years. Dear mother of Dale (Mary), Keith and Brent (Janie). Proud Grandma of Kimberly, Jennifer, Allyson, Robbie, Matthew, Abbey and by 11 great-grandchildren. Jean was born, June 14, 1933, in Goulburn, Ontario to parents Noel and Isabel (n?e Campbell) Coyles. She is survived by her sisters, Kay Cavanagh and Anna Johnson and predeceased by sister Dorothy Lynch and brother Denzel Coyles. She will be missed by her many nieces, nephews extended family and friends.

Jean was a wonderful wife and mother. She was a talented cook and could create the most incredible apple pies ? a family favourite. When not in the kitchen baking or cleaning, she and Ron could be found spending a lot of time sitting around a card table with good friends ? something they enjoyed and Jean could sure play a good hand of Bridge.

Our family would like to thank the staff at the Fairview Manor for their kindness and compassion during Jean's stay there. It meant a lot knowing she was so well cared for.

A private family service will be held at a later date.

For those wishing, memorial donations can be made to the Fairview Manor Foundation.

Coyles, Jean Beverley (I1493)

7419

Jeanette Rohde
May 11, 2008
The Daily News

DUNBAR, Wis. ? Jeanette J. "Jan" Rohde (nee Cain), 72, passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 8, 2008.

She was the beloved wife of Douglas E. Rohde for 55 years; loving mother of Sue (Pat) Perry, Julie (Michael) Hoppe, Robin (Scott) Meyer and Doug Jr.; proud grandmother of Melissa (Troy) McCabe, Kelly (Eric) Timmermann, P.J. (Kim) Perry, Michael Jr. (Krissy) Hoppe, Lynne Gevaart, Sara Hoppe, Megan Rohde, and Ricky Meyer; great-grandmother of Cory, Caden, Chloe, Taylor, Lyliann, and Michael III; sister of Betty Ammerman; sister-in-law of Karen Franks and other relatives and many friends.

Preceded in death by her sons, Michael and Kenneth Rohde and her great-grandson, Tyler Hoppe.

Visitation will be Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Zwaska Funeral Home.

Visitation continues on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Services will follow after the visitation on Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church, W8014 Minnie St. in Pembine, Wis.

Interment will be in the Dunbar Cemetery immediately following.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, 1075 Woodward Ave., Suite C, Kingsford, Mich. 49802.

The Zwaska Funeral Home is assisting the family with the funeral arrangements.

Cain, Jeanette J. "Jan" (I18539)

7420

Jenet Kay Cram is likely buried with her husband Peter Cram but not recorded in Find a Grave.

Kay, Janet (I5668)

7421

JInscription
In Memory of James McCreery, native of Armagh Ireland, died Oct 28, 1852, aged 64 yrs.
Also his wife, Elizabeth McGee, died Sep 15, 1874, aged 88 yrs.

McGee, Elizabeth (I42298)

7422

Joanne Enholm Bronson
April 25, 1935 ~January 23, 2020 (age 84)

Tribute
The Rev. Joanne Enholm Bronson passed away January 23, 2020, surrounded by loved ones all day; she was a resident of Waxahachie. She was born April 25, 1935, in Holdrege, Nebraska.

Joanne was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who constantly made time for her family. She was always very proud of each and every member of her family.
Joanne grew up in Holdrege, Neb., where she attended school. She graduated from Holdrege High School in 1952. Joanne married Gary LeRoy Bronson of Minden, Neb., in 1953 at Moncks Corner, S.C. She graduated from Glendale Community College in May 1967, Arizona State University in September 1968 with a Bachelor of Arts in Education, and Texas Christian University with a Master of Religious Education in 1978 and a Master of Divinity in 1984. She also went back to school online in 2016 to study theology at the Trinity school for Ministry.

Joanne started her career in Nebraska at the age of 13 working at the Hotel Dale. At 16, she trained and started working for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. She transferred to Southern Bell T&T in 1953. She taught Social Studies and English at Kirkpatrick Middle School in 1969 in Fort Worth. Joanne taught 7th and 8th grade Social Studies for 3 years at Parker Middle school. In 1973, she became part of a Tri-Ethnic Team for Fort Worth ISD. She worked for Billy Sills and worked with Joyce Johnson and Shirley Schuster for 9 years on this ESAA team. In 1978, she authored a teacher's manual for the history textbook - Texas and its History (Second Edition). In 1982, Joanne and her husband Gary along with Oran and Wanda Coffey started a preschool at First Christian Church in Waxahachie which grew to become a preschool and grade school. She was the principal there until 2003. She was ordained as a minister in June 1984 and became one of the first woman ministers of her time even when many still held contrary beliefs. After her retirement, she taught World Religions at Navarro College in Waxahachie. In 2007 after their daughter Annita passed away, Gary and Joanne raised Natalie like a daughter.

She loved reading, studying and teaching. She and Gary collected quite a few books of all kinds - Bibles, religious books, history books, novels, and some books just for the beautiful pictures. She loved to study theology and other religions. Joanne led many bible study groups, taught Sunday school, Vacation Bible School, led many woman's groups, and loved to talk to people about theology.

She was preceded in death by the Love of her life, her husband, Gary Bronson, parents, Henry and LaRhena Enholm and her daughter, Annita Jo Bronson Shoemake.

She is survived by her children: daughters, Sherri Bronson Turner and husband, Richard, Lisa Bronson Doonan and husband Bill, and son, Craig Gary Bronson and fianc?e Lea Hindelang; her grandchildren, Marcy Turner, Shawn Turner and wife Christina, Natalie Shoemake Bronson and her fianc?e Ben Workman, William Doonan and wife, Jennifer, Rachel Doonan Smith and husband, David, Brittany Doonan Songer and husband, Victor, Evan Doonan, Christian Bronson and Shannon Bronson; her great-grandchildren, Tyler Moore, Dylan Moore and his wife Breanna, Rylie Moore, Roylee Moore, Tristan Turner, Hannah Turner, Sadie Turner, Allison Doonan, Hallie Doonan, Wilson Doonan, Henry Doonan, Amelia Songer and Hilah Songer. She is also survived by her brother, Harlyn Enholm; her sister Shirley Enholm; her sister-in-law Mary Losey and her husband Jim; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 p.m. February 9th, at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Waxahachie under the direction of Father Terry Reisner, a special friend of Joanne's. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or Dementia Society of America.

Arrangements especially for the Bronson Family by Wayne Boze Funeral Home. 1826 West. Hwy 287 Business, Waxahachie, Texas 75165.

Enholm, Joanne Doreen (I30379)

7423

John Albert Garland was the son of James Anson Garland and his wife Elizabeth Ann Boddy.

He married Mary Robina Hamilton, daughter of John Hamilton and his wife Sarah Elizabeth King, on January 15, 1920.

Garland, John Albert (I11627)

7424

Garland, John Albert (I11627)

7425

John and Ann Lucy had eight children together:

William John Lucy 1865-1907

Margaret Lucy 1865-1941

Elizabeth Lucy 1870- (married John Serson, son of John Serson and Evaline Perry, 26 Aug 1891)

Samuel James Lucy 1872-

Thomas W. Lucy 1877-1959

George Lucy 1879 - 1908
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TF-H3R5-Q?i=1202&cc=1307826

Frederick Lucy 1879-1940

Laura Elizabeth Lucy 1888-1959

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/vitals/LBVM-BY2

https://lisalouisecooke.com/2019/03/26/french-canadian-genealogy-mystery/

Lucy, John Lucier (I22647)

7426

John and his wife, Margaret are listed in Page County, Iowa in the 1895 Iowa State Census.

Word has been received from Missouri of the death of Uncle John Hilton. He died at the home of his son, John, December 17. He was an early settler and a long time resident of this county, and a prominent figure in justices' courts.
[Winterset Madisonian 26 Jan 1898 page 8]

Hilton, John R. (I26729)

7427

John and Sarah married around 1852 and in 1880 emigrated to the US from North Gower, Ontario.

In 1900 they were living on the family farm in Carlisle Township, ND, along with their daughter Maud.

By this time only 5 of their nine children were still alive. Two of them, Cyrus Howard and Ephriam, were living close by with families of their own. The other three living children were Maud, Howard and Louis. The deceased children were Margret, Eldoriah, John, and Chester.

Sarah's parents were Isaac and Margret Pratt, both born in Ireland around 1811.

Information from the 1900 US Census, 1885 ND Census, and 1851 & 1871 Canada Censuses.

Pratt, Sarah Ann (I27638)

7428

John Baird, born in 1802, was a weaver by trade in Ireland. He was quoted as saying that he arrived in Bytown (Ottawa) in the fall of 1827 and obtained the only available employment at the time - work on the Rideau Canal. He appears to have been the first of the Bairds to come over. In the spring of 1828, his wages were all spent on board and clothing and he had only seven pence ha'penny to his name. (a single silver coin, the size of a new five-cent piece but flat like a dime). At that time, there was no paper money in Ireland, only gold sovereigns ($5.00) or half sovereigns ($2.50) being used. To decide whether to remain at his Bytown job or strike out into the country, he flipped his coin "head" for leaving Bytown and "Harp" for staying. It came up "heads" so he walked "up the line" searching for an unclaimed, pleasing piece of land, until deciding to settle on what is now the 10th line of Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, . On the advice of those who had proceeded him, he "squatted" on the land and started to clear the rear of N/E 1/2 Lot 2, Concession 9, Fitzroy Township, Carleton County, Ontario. Each January, the government sent an agent from Toronto to record claims and accept payments, since it would have been impossible for all of the settlers themselves to go to Toronto. Hence the practice of "squatting". John sowed fall wheat where he cleared in 1828 and seemed to have been pleased with the results. With ashes he bought to make potash (which brought him five pounds per barrel) he earned extra money with which to pay for his farm. At this time, he owned a yoke of oxen, a cow and two pigs and his house was a log "shanty" similar to the ones owned by the other settlers. John is quoted as saying that "they never wanted for anything" - but one must remember that he belonged to another generation.

Baird, John (I12319)

7429

John Bolton Foster
b.1808 County Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
d. May 13, 1895 (86-87) Drummond, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Place of Burial: Greenwood, Middleville, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada

S/o John Mather Foster and Catherine Trottier/Trotter 1764-9Jan 1862
m1.Rebecca Clarke 1808-1851
m2.Margaret Wilson 1825-1897

Children: Thomas Foster; Mary Van Dusen; Alexander Foster; James B. Foster; John Bolton Foster; Ann Jane Knox; Catherine Belisle; Elizabeth B. Foster and Rebecca Patterson Charles

Rebecca: Mother of
Samuel Foster; Alexander Foster; Mary Van Dusen; Sarah Jane Foster; Andrew G. Foster; Alexander Foster; John Foster; Thomas Clark Foster; James A. Foster; Sarah Jane Foster; George Foster and Rebecca Foster

Margaret: Mother of
William Foster; Jeremiah Foster; Robert Shaw Foster; Christopher Wilson Foster and Elizabeth Bell Foster

Foster, John Bolton (I13061)

7430

JOHN BOUCHER. A very melancholy accident happened last week at the house of John Boucher by which Mr. Boucher, senior, aged 68, received injuries which resulted in death on Friday night last. It appears that the men were threshing and the old man, who was still strong and active, was assisting in the barn. While performing an old duty he, unfortunately, got his hand caught in the machinery, which greatly lacerated his hand and arm. The poor old man bore the excruciating pain calmly and bravely, and remained cheerful to the end. His friends did not think death was so near but the once strong man, now made weak by loss of blood; quietly breathed his last. The funeral, which was very large, took place on Sunday. The long line of mourners which followed the remains to the Methodist Church, where the Rev. Mr. Richardson, delivered a very touching and impressive discourse, and then to the village Cemetery, attests the honour and respect in which the deceased was held by all classes, who now extend their heart-felt sympathy to the sorrowing friends.
Source: The Ottawa Journal, April 12, 1890.

Boucher, John (I13140)

7431

John C. Fulton obituary
Friends and neighbours were greatly shocked to hear of the sudden death of John C. Fulton on thursday night, last, at his home in Cedar Hill.
Although not in good health for a number of years, he was about his work as usual, and on Thursday night attended his father-in law's birthday party.
He was the son of the late Thomas Fulton and his wife Marion Reid and was in his fifty-fifth year.
In 1919 he was married to Effie Melanson, who survives him, and to this union were born Arthur of Appleton, Helen of Kinburn and Raymond at home.
The funeral which was held from his home was very largely attended and was conducted by his pastor, Rev. H. H. Turner, with burial at the United Church Cemetery, Pakenham.
The palbearers were; Stewart Currie, James Currie, Herbert Stanley, Len Fulton, Jack Towey and Lorne Melanson.
Numerous flotal offerings were received by the family and the bereaved.

Fulton, John C. "Jack" (I1202)

7432

John D. Turner, Sr., 92, retired Grand Forks, ND water superintendent, died early Sunday morning in a Billings nursing home of a stroke.

He was born Jan. 2, 1874 in Canada, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Turner, and came to Grand Forks with his parents at the age of 12.

He married Georgianna Fadden at Grand Forks in October 1895. He operated a sash and door factory and later served as water superintendent, retiring in 1948.

He served as a Grand Forks alderman eight years. He was a Mason, a Shriner, and member of Elks Lodge at Grand Forks.

In 1948 he moved to Spokane where he lived until coming to Billings in 1962. Mrs. Turner died here in August 1963. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Billings.

Surviving are three sons, J. Harry Turner of 222 Fairpark Drive, John D. Turner, Jr., of 1512 St. John's Ave., and Lyle P. Turner of 1824 Wyoming Ave.; a daughter, Mrs. J.P. Finlay of Spokane; brother, James E. Turner of Grand Forks, 19 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 3:30 pm Tuesday in Dahl-Brown Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

The Billings Gazette - Jan. 31, 1966 Page 11

Turner, John Duncan (I9092)

7433

John Davidson Bud Flood Wednesday May 16 2018
Posted on May 17, 2018 by

In Memory of
John
Davidson
"Bud"
Flood
Wednesday, May 16, 2018

Obituary of John Flood

In loving memory of John "Bud" Flood who passed away at the Temiskaming Hospital surrounded by family on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at the age of 82.

Bud will be missed by his loving wife Marney, his dear children Sherry, Tanya, Cindy (Kim Ansley), Leonard and Sonya (Javan Mukhatarov), his precious grandchildren Jade Ansley, Micah Berthelette, Alexie Berthelette, and Troy Flood, his siblings Lois Deerdon, Velma Nichol (Fred), Barb Sommerville, Sheila Connors (Don), Lorne Flood (Eleanor), Laura Jean Costello (Nelson), and Dorothy Anne Larkman, and sisters-in-law Alice Flood and Patricia Flood.

He was predeceased by his parents Wycliffe and Barbara Flood, his precious daughter Tracey, his siblings Joyce Nichol, Jean Haleschuck, Dan Flood, Leonard Flood, Kieth Flood and Clarence Flood,and his brothers-in-law Dave Deerdon, Lawrence Nichol, Bill Sommerville and John Haleschuck.

Bud's family will receive friends and family on Friday, May 25, 2018 from 7pm until 9 pm at the Perrin Funeral Chapel.

If desired, donations to the Kenabeek Community Society, The Kenabeek Fire Department or the Temiskaming Hospital Care Close To Home Fund will be greatfully acknowledged.

Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of John Davidson Bud Flood Wednesday May 16 2018.source

Flood, John "Bud" (I27197)

7434

John Dewar was baptized 20 Mar 1796 at Comrie, Perthshire Scotland to Archibald Dewar and Margaret Gow Ferguson. He was recorded as residing at Glenarlen in the Parish of Comrie when he departed Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland July 21st, 1818 as a Emigrant Settler aboard the brig Comrie. Aboard this vessel were also his parents and siblings. The ship arrived in Montr?al September 9th, 1818 and he was settled shortly thereafter at Beckwith Twp. in present day Lanark County, Ontario. He received the Deed from the Crown May 19th, 1824 for the NE 1/2 Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp. Between 1822 and 1825 he married Margaret Buchanan, daughter of the Rev. George Buchanan and Ann Aitkin, and they are found on the 1842 Census on Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp. with 10 family members born at Canada. On October 2nd, 1848 John purchased Lot 22, IX Concession of Plympton Twp., Lambton Co. from Chas. Laughrin and September 28th, 1849 sold the NE 1/2 of Lot 20, IX Concession of Beckwith Twp., Lanark Co. to Duncan McEwan for 300 Pounds. He is found at Plympton Twp. on the 1861 through 1881 Censuses (the 1852 Census is lost). His death on February 4th, 1890 is recorded in "The Pioneer Pastor" written in 1900 by his sister-in-law Jessie (Buchanan) Campbell.

- Note - Original Transcription had "4 Feb 188?"

Dewar, John (I34742)

7435

John died at Everett in Tosorontio Township.

John and Eleanor married on 10 March 1863.
They were the parents of 15 children;
William James, Elizabeth Ann, John Thomas, Francis George, Jacob Richard, Mary Jane, Frances Ellen, Joseph Henry,
Margaret Lucinda, Margaret Alice,
Andrew Richard, Arthur Albert, Sarah Lucinda, Susan Florence, Sibbard Eleazor.

After their marriage, they settled in Tosorontio Township on Lot 23; Concession 1.
About 1904 Mr. and Mrs. Kidd retired from the farm and took up residence in Everett.

DUFFERIN ARCHIVES - Obituary:
**************************
With the passing of John Kidd, who died at his home in Everett a couple of weeks ago, one of the original settlers in the township
of Tosorontio is removed.
Mr. Kidd is probably the last of the old guard. There may remain some who knew and associated with these original pioneers half a century ago, but so far as known the original incomers have all passed away.
Mr. Kidd was born at Mono Mills and spent his boyhood and youth there. When about 24 years of age he and his brothers, Joseph, Henry, and, Thomas made their way up to what is now Airlie and finding the land there excellent, and an abundance of water, they decided to locate, and took out their patent rights to Lot 22 and 23 on the Tosorontio side and Lots 22 and 23 in Mulmur side. They were in a wilderness, their nearest neighbors being on the 6th line of Mulmur near Mansfield. On their property is the famed Rookery Creek where wild pigeons came in countless thousands to nest. Here the deceased put in nearly half a century overcoming all the handicaps of pioneering, transforming forest lots into a splendid farm, raising a large family and prospering.
He was a sturdy type of man possessing all the characteristics of mind and the tireless energy of the successful pioneer to whom this country owes a great debt.
He was an Anglican in religion and a Conservative in politics.

Son of John KIDD
{born - 1798
at Vale of Avoca, County Wicklow, Ireland
died - 27 March 1895 at Mono Mills, Dufferin, Ontario.
son of Joseph KIDD and Anne POOLE}.
and
Jane MORRIS
{born in 1811 - died in 1893}.

Kidd, John (I42071)

7436

John Drummond
Death:?tab?Aug 6 2012
Published:?tab?Aug 8 2012
Brockville, Ontario, Canada
Published By:?tab?The Recorder & Times
Obituary:?tab?DRUMMOND, John - Entered into rest at the Brockville General Hospital Charles Street Site on Monday August 6, 2012. John A. Drummond of Brockville age 66 years, beloved husband of 46 years to Colleen (White) Drummond. Loving Dad of Debbie of Orleans and David (Chris) of Calgary. Cherished poppa of Casey, Taylor and Justin. John is survived by 6 brothers, 3 sisters and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Predeceased by his parents Stewart and Doreen (Simpson) Drummond. A private family visitation and funeral service will be held at the BARCLAY FUNERAL HOME 137 Pearl St. Brockville. Interment will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be gratefully acknowledged by the family. Messages of condolence may be sent online at www.barclayfuneralhome.com Brockville Recorder & Times, ON, 2012-08-08

Drummond, John Alexander (I6598)

7437

JOHN DUNCAN

John Duncan son of James and Elizabeth (Lockhart) Duncan was born on April 19th 1865 in Ramsay Township Lot 10 Concession 11, near Almonte Ontario. John married Jessie Steele of Ramsay in 1903. They had four children all born in Regina, Saskatchewan, James (Jim), Mary ,Johnston and Willis.

In Regina when mother died in 1905.

Memories of My Father John Duncan by his oldest son Jim.

In his earlier days on his parents farm, he helped with various chores and farm work. During the winters as he reached his late teens he went to the bush to haul logs with a team of horses. He commented about a spring when returning home there was a track on the snow over the ice on the river; the track on the snow started to rot in the spring thaw and one of the horses broke through the ice and was nearly lost. I failed to pay the attention I should have of his earlier days.
He arrived in Regina in 1890 and here filed on a homestead. Farming at that time on the Regina plains was about as primitive as the early days in Ontario except the land was very flat, few trees or stones to clear. As other Homesteaders of that time he broke his land with a hand plough, which was single share controlled by two curved handles at the back for the operator to gage the depth he wanted. The plough was hauled by horses, the reins secured around his waist so his hands were free to guide the plough. Two acres a day was a good days work; homesteaders often hired out to do breaking for others pay ranging from five to ten cents an acre.
In later years I always admired his adapt way of handling and binding the loose stalks of grain. The grain having been cut with a sythe and bound together to make a sheaf. This was before binders and threshing mills. Father talked of threshing grain in the winter, the engine from which they got the power and the separator having to be hauled by horses. Our house was small but it had a big kitchen, large enough to feed a threshing crew of twenty men. The farmers had a "Beef Ring" each farmer provided a beef animal in rotation and in rotation they accepted their turn at each cut of beef. The butcher was another farmer who got a free ride in that he didn't have to provide a beef.
In February of 1912 our mother died and my father's sister came and looked after us for some years. For the first twenty-one years of my life father saw a great deal of me and I of him, seemed to me that my father and all his brothers were mild mannered men who were able to accept their setbacks and proceed as though nothing much had happened to dampen their optimism.
Johnston my brother who had remained on the farm with our father took over the farm when father retired.

Duncan, John (I2908)

7438

John Garland was the son of Nicholas Garland and his wife Ann Willoughby.

John married Ann Goodall in about 1849.

John and Ann had 5 children:

1. Ann Garland born March 19, 1850; died September 7, 1893. She married Francis "Frank" Allan Cowie (1843-1921).

2. Martha Garland, born February 2, 1855

3. Nicholas Garland, born February 28, 1858; died March 20, 1909. He married Mary Sophia Tomlinson (1870-1964)

4. Elizabeth Garland, born March 19, 1861. She married Patrick Murphy on April 26, 1892. (1850-1938).

5. Mary Garland, born January 11, 1863; died October 23, 1923. She married Peter Emery (1859-1926)

Garland, John "Big John" (I6796)

7439

John GEMMILL born in the Parish of Dunlop Scotland came to Canada in 1821 and died in Ramsay, 23 April 1852, age 75 yrs.Also his first wife Ann ADAMS, from thornhill, Perthshire Scotland, who died at Ramsay 15 Mar 1828 age 47 yrs. Also his second wife Margaret MUIRHEAD who was born in the Parish of St. Ninians Scotland 4 April 1790 and died at Ramsay 6 Nov 1854. Also William Muirhead GEMMILL, infant twin son of said John and Margaret GEMMILL died 14 Feb 1833,
and their other twin son James Dunlop GEMMILL, Lt. Colonel 42nd. Regiment Canadian Militia, born 31 Jan 1833, and who died in London England, 18 Aug 1929 and is buriedhere.
His wife Katherine Murdock KNIGHT died 18 Mar 1908 and was buried in Rome Italy.
John Alex GEMMILL, born in Glasgow Scotland 26 Oct 1816, came to Canada with parents in 1821, died at Pakenham 15 Feb 1876. His wife Janet daughter of Dr. CANNON late of Royal Navy born at Hastings England, 22 Feb 1822 and died 9 Nov 1895, their son John Alexander GEMMILL, Barister born in Carleton Place 20 March 1846, died at Cliffside Ottawa, 7 Nov 1905.
Margaret Edith, younger daughter of James Dunlop GEMMILL and Katherine Murdock KNIGHT, his wife born in Montreal 25 April 1882, died in California U.S.A. 10 Apr 1913.
Eric Ferguson GEMMILL who died in infancy at Bournemouth England March 1892. The only son of James Dunlop GEMMILL and his wife Katherine M. KNIGHT
Footstones: A.G, M.G., J.G., J.A.G., Edith

Gemmill, John (I12631)

7440

Muirhead, Margaret (I12632)

7441

Gemmill, Lt. Col. James Dunlop (I12634)

7442

John George Deugo
July 20, 1942 - October 06, 2007

Obituary for John George Deugo
DEUGO
JOHN GEORGE
(Founder of Deugo Pluming Ltd. and owner of Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush)
Following long term Diabetic complications, with courage and dignity and always with the love and support of his family. In hospital at Almonte on Saturday October 6, 2007.
George Deugo
of Cedar Hill, age 65 years.
Dearly loved husband, best friend and partner for 36 years of Shirley Fulton. Devoted father to Lorraine Downey (Scott), Scott (Brenda) and Pamela Martin (Grant). A source of guidance to brothers David & Henry (Bette). Predeceased by his infant grandson; Ross. Doting Papa of Julia & Madeline Downey, Parker, Tyson & Logan Deugo, Todd, Neil & Adam Martin.
Friends may call at the
C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL
127 Church Street, Almonte
on Sunday & Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. No visiting Tuesday. Friends are invited to join the family in a Celebration of George's life in the open space he loved at Fulton's Pancake House & Sugar Bush, 291 - 6th Concession of Pakenham on Tuesday at 2 PM. Interment Union Cemetery, Pakenham.
Donations in memory of George may be made to the Pakenham Fire Fighters Association or Zion United Church, Cedar Hill.

Duego, John George (I1215)

7443

John Gillies built a saw mill on the land at Lot nine Concession three of Lanark, and began cutting lumber in 1842. This marks the origins of Gillies Bros. and Co. John Gillies kept the sawmill at Lanark operational for many years, shipping square timber down the Ottawa River to Montreal and Quebec for shipment overseas, and also sold sawn lumber locally and in the Kingston area. In addition to the sawmill, John Gillies expanded on the site and operated as well a grist mill, an oatmeal mill and a carding mill. (National Library of Canada)

Gillies, John (I37782)

7444

Gillies, John (I37787)

7445

John Healey, born June 21, 1826; died February 08, 1888. He married Jane Elizabeth McCaffrey born 1829; died November 03, 1912 in 83 yrs.
Burial: St. Thomas Anglican Cemetery, Stanley's Corners

Healey, John (I16491)

7446

JOHN HORWOOD PATERSON M.D.G.M.
Born at Almonte, ONT.
Died at Medicine Hat, ALTA.
1875 - 1920

Note: May 6 1919 either date of birth or burial as per The Town of Bow Island Cemetery records

1920, Friday April 30, The Almonte Gazette page 12
Dr John H. Paterson
Dr John H. Paterson, of Bow Island, Alta., died on Saturday at Medicine Hat following an operation. An elder brother was with him when he died. The remains were interred with those of his wife at Bow Island. The late Dr. Paterson was a son of the late Mr and Mrs William Paterson, of Ramsay. He was educated at Almonte High School and proceeded to McGill University, where he graduated in medicine about twelve years ago. Immediately after his graduation he went west and settled in Bow Island, in the province of Alberta. He became a very successful practitioner and was recognized as the leading citizen of the place. While he was a student at McGill he underwent an operation for appendicitis, from the effects of which he never fully recovered, although the operation after which he died was performed to remedy a stomach trouble. He lived only a week. He had been passing through Medicine Hat to have a yachting holiday on a cruser on the Pacific coast which he had purchased. His brother, R.M., who was a merchant in Luseland, had hope to be able to join him. Six years ago Dr. Paterson visited his old home here and he had expected to be here again for the Old Boys' Reunion at the end of July. Besides his brother in the west, he is survived by three brothers, W.C. and G.E. are farmers in Ramsay, and Thomas R. is the well known dentist of Almonte. The late Dr. Paterson's wife was a Port Dalhousie girl. She died about two years ago.

Paterson, Dr. John Horwood M. D. (I7306)

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John Irwin
Services for John Irwin, aged 87 of 150 West Broadway, who died Tuesday, were held in Mount Pleasant Funeral Chapel. Interment took place at Ocean View Burial Park.
Mr Irwin was born in Ontario and had resided here for 35 years. He is survived by his wife, three sons, a brother and a sister.

Irwin, John (I30358)

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John Kidd, personal comm 2014,
Joan Hamilton parents were Mr. Hamilton m. a Kidd from Burritts Rapids. Mr. Hamilton was headmaster at Ridley College, where Edward Kidd (John's son) is now headmaster.

Hamilton, Joan (I4802)

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John Laughlin Notes
He and his father immigrated and settled when the area was wilderness. He was a cousin of her late husband.
William KIDD & his son Thomas immigrated in 1821, and settled on Lot 17,
Con. 2, Beckwith Twp. in Aug 1821, William on the E 1/2 and Thomas on the W 1/2....
George petitioned for immigration (Dorothy says there is a letter in
the National Archives stating his father & brother were already in Canada)
shortly afterwards, and settled on the W 1/2 of Lot 20, Con. 2, Beckwith
Twp. in Aug. 1822.... He died not long after (1823?), and his wife Jane
SAUNDERS remarried to Samuel LEACH in 1824....
In 1828 William died, and his land went to his daughter Elizabeth (Kidd) SHIRLEY, with the rest of his
estate going to his son Thomas, another daughter Sarah (Kidd) GRIFFIN, and his nephew Thomas SHIRLEY....
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John L. Laughlin
2ND MARRIAGE:
Name: Thomas Kidd
Birth Place: Ireland
Residence: Beckwith Township
Age: 60
Estimated birth year: abt 1798
Father Name: William Kidd
Mother Name: Mary Kidd
Spouse Name: Margaret Kidd
Spouse Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse residence: Beckwith Township
Spouse Father Name: John Corland
Spouse Mother Name: Ellen Corland
Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1858
Marriage County: Lanark
Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS248_8
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Name: Margaret Kidd
Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse Name: Kidd, Thomas
Spouse Age: 60
Spouse Birth Place: Ireland
Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1858
Spouse Father Name: William Kidd
Spouse Mother Name: Mary Kidd
Microfilm Roll: 1030058
Father Name: John Corland
Mother Name: Ellen Corland
Spouse Residence: Beckwith Township
Residence: Beckwith Township
County: Lanark

Kidd, Thomas (I3804)

7450

John Laughlin, rootsweb, posted 2004, accessed 140604

Kidd, John (I4754)

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