Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 7751 | Maplewood section | Drummond, Ellen Miller (I18624)
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| 7752 | Maplewood Section | Tomlinson, Joseph Lloyd (I18625)
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| 7753 | Maplewood Section | Tomlinson, Helen Jane (I18626)
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| 7754 | Maplewood section of the Cemetery | Cram, Laura (I5728)
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| 7755 | March 1., 1974 S. J. Gardiner Paid Tribute The funeral of Samuel John Gardiner took place on Monday, March 4, 1974 from the Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Ave. to St. James Anglican Church where the service was conducted by the Reverend F. A. McGregor, assisted by the Reverend D. F. Weegar. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery, Innisville, where Reverend H. H. Brown assisted Mr. Gardiner passed away on Friday, March 1, at his home in The Carlebridge, 81A Bridge St., Carleton Place. Born in Scotch Corners, Beckwith Township, July 17, 1904, he was the son of the late Thomas James Gardiner and his wife, the late Sarah Jane Rathwell. He attended St. John's Church, Innisville, then St. James Church after 1948, when he moved to Carleton Place. He is survived by his wife, the former Elsie M. Miller, of Carleton Place, his son, Allan, of town, two daughters, Dorothy (Mrs. Ray Ferrill) Ottawa, Shirley (Mrs. Frank Surette) Quebec City, P, Q. and ten grandchildren, Ted, Gwen, Rodger, Lorelei, Robbie, Donna, Debbie, Chris, Sharon and Adele; also a sister, Alice (Mrs. Cecil Jackson), Innisville. He was predeceased by two brothers, Oliver and George. Honourary pallbearers were Mr. Alfred Poole, Mr. James C. Gardiner, Mr. Herb Rathwell, Mr. William Armstrong, Mr. George Crampton and Mr. Charles Menzies. Acting pallbearers were Mr. Francis Gardiner, Mr. Mel Dowdall, Mr. Thomas Gardiner, Mr. Arnold Jackson, Mr. Donald Miller, Mr. Frank Lowe. | Gardiner, Samuel John (I1735)
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| 7756 | March 1696 McConachy, Donald son to John McConachy in Leniculon was born the 9th and baptised the 10th instant. | MacConachy, Donald (I9650)
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| 7757 | March 31, 1934 Almonte Gazette The funeral was held in Almonte on Monday afternoon, of Dr. James r Mackintosh Bell. He died at his home "Old Burnside" last Saturday morning following an illness of several months' duration. He was 57 years of age. The late Dr. Bell was born at St. Andrews, Que., on Dec. 23rd, 1877. He was a son of the late Andrew Bell and Marianne Rosamond. His parents removed to Almonte soon after Dr. Bell's birth and lived in the residence on Mitcheson street, lately purchased by T. A. Thompson, M.P. Dr. Bell's father was a well known civil engineer of the Ottawa Valley. His uncle Robert Bell, was for many years Dominion Geologist. Simplest rites characterized the funeral here Monday afternoon of Major James Mackintosh Bell, M.A., Ph.D? O.B.E., LL.D., world renowned geologist, explorer,' traveller, author, soldier and lecturer, who passed away at his home, "Old Burnside," Saturday morning in his 57th year, after a life of color, usefulness and service to his King and country and to his fellow men in Canada and in far off lands, Siberia, Russian Turkest&n, Australia, New Zealand and Manchuria. War comrades attended but there was no firing party, and there was no funeral oration, just a brief service of marked dignity and beauty. Several hundreds, including more than a score of his most intimate friends from Ottawa, attended the service in St. Paul's Anglican church to pay their last tribute of respect to Major Bell as a man, who while he won undoubted fame for his brilliant woik in many fields, yet was always best known and most respected for his distinct charm of personality and his unusual capacity for making and keeping friends. Old comrades of the 73rd Battalion, which Major Bell recruited, provided the' pallbearers and a guard of honor which stood smartly at attention as the cortege passed the Almonte war memorial enroute to the Auld Kirk cemetery where the casket was placed in a vault, pending interment in the Anglican cemetery later in the spring. The casket was flag-draped, emblematic of Major Bell's outstanding war services for which he was given the decoration of the Order of the British Empire. Many of the floral tributes, which were sent with a wealth of profusion despite the request of the family that flowers be omitted, were placed on the memorial. The town flags were half-masted as a mark of respect to Major Bell as one of Almonte's most noted sons. While he travelled far throughout the world, his home has been here since his very early boyhood years. The streets of the town were practically deserted during the period of the service and later many citizens Stood with bowed heads as the cortege wended its way slowly through the streets to the cemetery. Major Bell was honorary president of the Almonte branch of the Canadian Legion; member of the Mississippi Lodge, A.P. and A.M., Almonte; president of the Ottawa branch of the League of Nations Society in Canada; second vice-president of the Canadian Geographical Society, and a past president of the General Alumni of . Queen's University. Representatives of these and other organizations with which he was more or less closely associated during his lifetime were present a t the funeral. Church Service In charge of His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. J. C. Roper, archbishop of Ottawa and metropolitan of Ontario; Archdeacon D. T. Clayton of Perth; and Rev. J. J. Lowe, rector of St. Paul's, the service lasted just half an hour. Claude Thomson, St. Paul's organist, officiated a t the organ and W. H. Morton led the full choir. The hymns, favorites of the deceased, were "The King of Love My Shepherd Is" and "Unto the Hills Around Do I Lift Up My Eyes." The responsive readings embraced the 90th and the 23rd Psalms. The Scripture . lesson was the usual one, the 16th Chapter of the 1st Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians. The 'committal service was said in the church, followed by the recitation of the Lord's Prayer ill unison and the benediction by Syg Grace. As the flowers were carried from the church, the organist rendered "Days and Moments Quickly Playing" and then the Nunc Dimittis was chanted as the casket was borne from the church. Resting on the casket were two sprays of Lilies-of-the-valley, from the family, and a cross of balsam, fashioned by the elder son. Chief Mourners Among the chief mourners were the widow Mrs. Bell, formerly Miss Vera Margaret Beauchamp, daughter of Sir Harold Beauchamp of Wellington, New Zealand; two sons, Andrew B. M. Bell, student a t Queen's University, and John M. M. Bell, at home; two sisters, Miss Alice Bell of Ottawa and Mrs. John F. Stairs of Montreal; Jeffrey Gaherty, Col. Gilbert' S. Stairs, K.C., and Denis Stairs, all of Montreal, nephews and Miss Margaret Stairs, Montreal, a niece. The pallbearers were Allan Jackman, Donald- Taylor, Stanley M cLaren and James Scott, all of Almonte; and Major William Hooper and R obert Patchell, K.C., both of Carleton Place. Ottawa Friends Present Among the many friends and colleagues present from the Capital were the following: Dr. Charles Camsell, deputy minister of mines and president of the Canadian Geographical Society; Charles G. Cowan, chairman of the national executive of the League of Nations Society in Canada; Dr. Oscar D. Skelton, under secretary of state for external affairs; Senator H. H. Horsey, representing the General Alumni of Queen's University; Senator A. E, Fripp, K.C.; H. S. Southam; Capt. Fairfax Webber, representing the 73rd Battalion; Col. G. P. Murphy; J . Lorn McDougall; R. M. Gemmel, O. M. Biggar, K.C.; J. A. Wilson, controller of civil aviation; G. C. Monture, president of the Ottawa branch of the Queen's Alumni and secretary of the Ottawa branch of the National Council of Education; Col. H. C. Osborne; J. H. LeRougetel, first secretary of the British high commissioner; representing the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Ottawa branch were: Dr.' F. J.- Alcock, S. C. Ells, M. F. Goudge, Capt. H. E. Silver and Archibald Campbell and B. Stewart McKenzie. Among Others Present Among others attending from out of town were ? Duncan McArthur, professor of history, and E. L. Bruce, professor of geology, representing Queen's University; M. R. McFarlane, registrar of the pharmacy department, ? representing the University of Toronto; Bertram Winnett, president of the Queen's Alma Mater Society; Tandy Davoud, president of the Queen's University Student Body; :j Andre^ Dorfman, Toronto, managing director of Anglo Huronian, Ltd.;; D. A. Gillies, R. L. Gusselle and JR. A. Jeffrey, all of Arnprior; Mrs. John A. Stewart of Perth; members of Major Bell's mining staff; members of Almonte Town Council; the Board of Education, and representatives of other public and semi-public bodies; Members of the Conservative executive present were: the County President, A. G. Rosamond, W. H. Stafford, K.C., and Dr. A. A: Metcalfe, H. H. Cole and Jam es Moncur. while Dr. J. F., Dunn, an officer of the Liberal executive of the county, represented that political party. Floral Tributes Among those who sent floral tributes were the following: Rt. Hon. Sir Robert and Lady Borden, Dr. F. G. Banting, Toronto; Dr. R. Tait McKenzie, Philadelphia. | Bell, Dr. James Abbott Mackintosh M. A., Ph. D., O. B. E., L.L. D. (I43057)
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| 7758 | Marcia Anastasia Christoforides, Lady Beaverbrook (formerly Lady Dunn) (27 July 1909 ? 28 October 1994) was a philanthropist, an art collector, and racehorse owner. Born in Sutton, Surrey, England, she was the daughter of John Christoforides. For a number of years she worked as personal secretary for the wealthy Canadian financier James Hamet Dunn, 1st Baronet. Eventually their working relationship became personal although he was thirty-six years her senior. In 1942 she became his third wife after she had nursed him back to health from a coronary thrombosis which nearly claimed his life; his second wife was absent from his bedside during this crisis. She had been a devoted employee and he would seek her input on most every business matter for the rest of his life. The couple maintained homes in England, France, and at the Canadian seaside resort of St. Andrews in New Brunswick, the province of her husband's birth. In the late 1940s, Lady Dunn and her husband developed a friendship with the Spanish artist Salvador Dal? who painted several portraits of them, notably Equestrian Fantasy - Portrait of Lady Dunn. These works are now on permanent display at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Known as Christofor to her family and friends, on the death of her husband in 1956 she became the beneficiary of a large estate and also the administrator of a fund to be used for charitable purposes. One of her late husband's closest friends was his fellow New Brunswicker, Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook who acted as her advisor. The two developed a very close friendship and Lord Beaverbrook, who had been a widower for many years, came to have great respect for her. In June 1963 the eighty-four-year-old Beaverbrook and the fifty-three-year-old Lady Dunn married. Lord Beaverbrook had already used his fortune to greatly benefit the citizens of the province of New Brunswick in Canada. By virtue of their marriage, Aitken was able to name her the legal overseer of a large part of his estate that he wished to go to further charitable works. Lord Beaverbrook died a year after their marriage and Lady Beaverbrook was left with the responsibility of large benevolent fund. With this, and the funds from her first husband's estate, she became one of Canada's most prominent philanthropists. On behalf of her first husband considerable funds were donated to his alma~mater, Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1967, she was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law (LL.D.) from that institution and in 1968 she was appointed the University's Chancellor, a position she held for the next twenty-seven years. Lady Beaverbrook's high-profile in British society and the publicity from her philanthropic work resulted in an assassination attempt. On May 4, 1971 a bomb was strapped to the underside of her Rolls-Royce Phantom VI car (which is coloured green and brown, her horse racing colours), placed there by The Angry Brigade, a British terrorist group. The device was detected before it exploded. The car is now part of the collection at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu. A devotee of show horses and equestrian events, she was also a leading race-horse owner, spending a vast amount of money on horses. Her horses almost always had names made up of seven letters. Amongst the many thoroughbreds she owned were: Boldboy - a gelding, who won twelve group races including the Lockinge Stakes and Sprint Cup, on his retirement he was the highest ever stakes-winning gelding to have raced in the United Kingdom Bustino - won the 1974 St. Leger Stakes and the 1975 Coronation Cup and was her highest rated racehorse Relkino - won the 1977 Lockinge Stakes and Benson and Hedges Gold Cup as well as being runner-up in the 1976 Epsom Derby Niniski - a son of the great Nijinsky II, he won the 1979 Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp and the Irish St. Leger, then became one of the leading sires in flat racing. Petoski - won the 1985 Prince of Wales's Stakes and the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes Minster Son - won the 1988 St. Leger Stakes Terimon - runner-up in the 1989 Epsom Derby and won the 1991 International Stakes Mystiko - won the 1991 2,000 Guineas She started owning horses in the late 60s and initially had her horses trained by Sir Gordon Richards. In 1971 on his retirement, she transferred them to Dick Hern. In later years she had horses with Clive Brittain. She bred horses as well as owning them. Legacy: The Christofor Foundation Lady Beaverbrook died in 1994 having donated the equivalent of nearly $300 million (at today's value) to support education, cultural undertakings and wildlife preservation. In addition to the charitable trusts from both of her husbands, the Christofor Foundation for charitable purposes was established by friends out of her personal estate. A lover of animals, among the many philanthropic causes Lady Beaverbrook supported, the established the Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre at the University of Prince Edward Island with a $2.2 million gift. Amongst other worthwhile causes, the Foundation from her personal estate also helped fund the Science East Association in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Because the Province of New Brunswick was home to both of her husbands, it contains many institutions built with funding from their estates. However, large contributions were made to numerous causes throughout the four Atlantic Provinces, most notably in education. In her memory, the Sir James Dunn Foundation of Saint John, New Brunswick made a $1 million donation toward the establishment of a student residence bearing her name at Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Christofor Hall was officially opened on October 26, 2002. --------- Dunn and his second wife divorced in 1942 following which he married his long-time personal secretary, Marcia Anastasia Christoforides. Thirty-six years his junior, "Christofor" as she was nicknamed, was very bright, intensely loyal, and a devoted partner. James Dunn would seek her input on most every business matter for the rest of his life. | Christoforides, Marcia Anastasia "Christofor" (I14725)
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| 7759 | Margaget was the first to marry. They lived in Cobden, ON for a while, then moved to Ramsay Twp. | Family: Christopher Smithson / Margaret Smith Fulton (F423)
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| 7760 | Margaret "Maggie" Boyle was born March 25, 1876 at Halls Mills, Ontario. She married Alexander Robertson and they had ten children. "Maggie" passed away on January 23, 1950 at Winnipeg, MB Buried in Reston Cemetery at Reston, Virden, MB, she shares a headstone with her husband. | Boyle, Margaret (I34176)
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| 7761 | Margaret (nee Teel) Cole, passed away quietly on Sunday, February 7, 1988. She is survived by 1 brother, Howard, in Medicine Hat Alberta; 1 daughter, Ruth, in Montreal; 2 sons Joe and Ed in Vancouver; her son-in-law Norman and her daughters-in-law, Estelle and Fran; 6 grandsons, Michael, Allan, Darcy, Damon, Trevor, and Shaun; and 2 granddaughters, Dana and Kristin; granddaughters through marriage, Susan and Lina; and by her great-grandchildren, Aidan, Tyrone, and Dylan. She is survived by her special friends, many of whom called her "Grams", particular affection was in her heart for her longtime friend and physician, Dr. J.R. Watson and those friends and nursing staff who helped to make her last days the best possible. She lived a long full life rich in love and understanding. She died surrounded by those who loved her and will be sorely missed by all of us. A memorial service with Rev. Kiely of the Unitarian Church officiating will be held at Boal Chapel, 1505 Lillooet Road, North Vancouver, on Thursday, February 11, at 2 p.m. Rather than flowers donations to the Salvation Army or to Muscular Dystrophy Research (In memory of her grandson Kevin) would be appreciated. Arrangements through FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES, 602 Kingsway, Vancouver. The Vancouver Sun (Vancouver, British Columbia) Tue, Feb 9, 1988 Copyright ? 2021 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved. | Teel, Margaret (I35494)
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| 7762 | Margaret A. Cochrane on memorial stone. Sam Cochrane was her second husband. | Massey, Margaret A. (I5603)
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| 7763 | Margaret Buchanan was baptized July 4th, 1804 at the Parish of St. Andrew's & St. Leonards in Fifeshire, Scotland to Rev. George Buchanan and Ann Aitkin. | Buchanan, Margaret (I34743)
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| 7764 | Margaret Buchanan, school teacher, born about 1871 in Maberly, daughter of George Buchanan and Margaret Hanna, married William Bailey, farmer, born about 1862 in Innsville, son of William Bailey and Sarah Dezell, on June 16, 1897, in Lanark county, Ontario. Note: surname was spelled Baily on the marriage record. | Bailey, William James (I42269)
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| 7765 | Margaret Campbell married William Morphy July 31, 1856. She died at Rosamond Memorial Hospital. Her daughter, Margaret Lavinia Morphy Carley of Winnipeg, was the informant for her death. (Death certificate no. 017515). _____ Death Mrs. Morphy, widow of William Morphy, Carleton Place, died in Rosamond Memorial hospital, Almonte Sunday August 27 aged 79 years. Born Margaret Campbell, daughter of Peter Campbell, Balderson, pioneer settler. Husband died in 1873. Two sons and two daughters survive: Frank (formerly law student in E. G. Malloch's office, Perth); and George, Victoria, B C; Mrs J. A. Carley, Winnipeg; and Mrs. Brooker, Louis, Mon. Two brothers, Rev. Dr. Campbell, Montreal and Rev. Alexander Campbell, Stonewall, Man. Funeral Wednesday 30th ult. from home of her nephew J. R. McDiarmid, Carleton Place to Cram's cemetery. The Perth Courier, 8 September 1911 | Campbell, Margaret (I7160)
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| 7766 | Margaret Ellen was a daughter of James Portt and Margaret Robinson. The family can be found in the 1852, Canada West, Hastings County, Tyendinaga, family members: father James, mother Margaret, Adeline 15, William 7, and Robert 5, Margaret is missing, she should be around 6. She is in the 1861 census, age 19, birthplace, Upper Canada, single, living with her family in Hastings, Canada West, a member of the Church of England. 1871 still finds her living with her parents, age 26, Irish, in Ontario, Hastings East, Tyendinaga She became Rev. William Fleming second wife, and the new family can be found in March, Carleton, Ontario for the 1881 census, with family members: William Fleming 52 Margret E. Fleming 40 William T.P. [Thomas Portt] Fleming 6 Mary M.A. Fleming 15 Em [Erma Francis] F.V. Fleming 13 In 1901, Margaret's birthdate is listed as Jan 13, 1855 and William b. Apr. 8, 1829, are living in Tyendinaga, Hastings, Ontario. 1911 finds the couple still living in Tyendinaga, with Margaret's birthdate listed as Jan. 13, 1884 and William's Apr. 8, 1829 | Portt, Margaret Ellen (I42548)
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| 7767 | MARGARET ISABEL CHRISTINA KIDD passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 30, 2005 at the Charleswood Care Centre, Winnipeg. She is survived by her brother Jim (wife Gene), Winnipeg; sisters, Jean, Winnipeg, Marion, Ottawa, Edith, Matheson, ON, Lois, Newmarket, ON; brother-in-law Gary Filyk, Winnipeg; sister-in-law Peggy Kidd, Anola, MB; as well as many much-loved nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and a great-grandniece and nephew . She was predeceased by her parents, James and Margaret (Boyd) Kidd; brothers, John and Stewart; and sister Marjorie. Isabel was born in Wapella, SK. She became a teacher and received her B.A. in Lit. from UBC. She taught schools in Saskatchewan, Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta and retired to live in Winnipeg. Her family cherish beautiful memories of her joyful, thoughtful, loving, generous nature. A service will be held at Broadway Disciples United Church, 396 Broadway on Sunday, April 3 at 3:00 p.m. | Kidd, Margaret "Isabel" (I5031)
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| 7768 | Margaret Little Horner died of rheumatic fever December 15, 1905. Interred in Ogdensburg Cemetery December 17, 1905. Witnesses: Lizzie Canning and Katie E. Horner. Margaret Little and Thomas Horner married at Chatham, Ottawa River August 9, 1853. Witnesses: Anna Corwin and Joseph Coey. | Little, Margaret (I31571)
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| 7769 | Margaret married Andrew William Porter Simpson on Dec.6,1911 in Elma Twp., Perth County. Margaret's father is Peter Ducklow and mother is Annie McCourt NOTE-MARGARET'S BERTH YEAR IS 1889 PER "ONTARIO BIRTH RECORDS" | Ducklow, Margaret Laurette (I24426)
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| 7770 | Margaret married James Curry on Aug. 21, 1764 in NY. She is shown in the Loyalist Directory as "Margaret Curry Widow of James Curry Private Soldier in Major Rogers... she is therefore entitled to Privilege for Kings Lists for special services 2nd to 3rd September 1804" Variations of last name - Van Ostrand, Van Noorstrant | Van Nostrand, Margaret M. (I39976)
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| 7771 | Margaret Mary Hall b.3 Apr 1856 Almonte, Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada d.25 Nov 1932 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Burial: 27 Nov 1932 Pine Grove Cemetery, Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 3 cemeteries were combined Parents: Francis Hall m. Margaret Hamilton Children: 1 James Hugh Aitken b.10 Aug 1878 Appleton, Ramsay Twp Lanark County Ontario Canada m.1912 Edith May Fumerton b.@1880 2 Jean 'Jennie' Aitken b.29 Oct 1880 Ramsay Township, Lanark County Ontario Canada d.1970 3 Margaret 'Maggie' J. Aitken b.5 Dec 1882 Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario Canada d.3 Feb 1947 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada m.23 Dec 1909 Peter Thompson Lyon their dau/grdau? Gladys J Roddick 4 A. Marion Aitken b.4 Jun 1885 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada 5 Clara Ellen 'Nellie' Aitken b.9 Oct 1887 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada 6 Mary Effie Aitken b.26 Feb 1890 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada 7 Christina Aitken b.25 Dec 1892 Carleton Place, Beckwith Twp Lanark County Ontario Canada 8 Ruby E. Aitken b.28 Mar 1897 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada 9 Susan Aitken b.17 Jun 1901 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada d.17 Jun 1901 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada Burial: 17 Jun 1901 Beckwith Twp Lanark County, Ontario Canada | Hall, Margaret Mary (I5903)
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| 7772 | Margaret passed away in her 87th. year at Lanark Place on Tuesday with her family by her side. Predeceased by her husband John (Jack) B. Hockney in 2013. Survived by her children, Lynn and her husband Rob McLoughlin of Chatham, Bill and his wife Sandy of Guelph, Bev and her husband Ron Lee of Ailsa Craig, Bob and his wife Robin of Chatham and Lori Armstrong of Fergus. Grandma of Jordan, Kyle, Sean, Tanya, Amanda, Brad, Ryan, Nicole, Scott, Kristy, Adam and Daniel and great grandma of Dominic, Makenna, Ryder, Alexis, and Chayce. Sister of her twin Joan McDiarmid, Evelyn Paul, and Janet McEwen. Also predeceased by her parents Harold and Helene McEwen, brother Donald McEwen, sister Marjorie Kingsley, and son-in-law Steve Armstrong. Margaret was an active member of St. James ? Rosemount United Church. She retired in 1995 from a lifelong nursing career. She trained as a nurse at Sarnia General Hospital and graduated in 1951. She worked as a supervisor in the Oncology department in Sarnia and later worked at Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, also in Oncology, until retirement. The family cottage at Rideau Lake was always a huge part of Jack's & Margaret's & their five children's time with all their Ottawa Valley relatives, for horseshoes, fishing, food and family fun! Cremation. Margaret's family received relatives and friends at St. James - Rosemount United Church, 171 Sherwood Ave., Kitchener, on Monday, November 14, 2016 from 10:00 ? 10:45 am, where her memorial service was held at 11:00 am. The Reverend Chris Fickling officiated. Interment was held at a later date at Lakeview Cemetery, Sarnia. Arrangements entrusted to Westmount Memorial Celebration Centre, 1001 Ottawa St. S., Kitchener, (519-743-8900). | McEwen, Margaret Christine (I5954)
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| 7773 | Margaret was born approximately 1797. She and her husband John Sykes made their home in Quebec before moving to Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, where she spent the rest of her life. Per her death certificate, she died of old age. She was the mother of eight children -- Eleanor, John Jr., Hiram, Sarah, Margaret, Mary, Thomas, and William. | Bluet, Margaret (I20698)
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| 7774 | Margaret was born in England to John Murray and Agnes McClellan. She married John Simson in England and they came to the US, living in Oxford, PA.She and John had 7 children.Estimated date of death is 1781 to 1847. | McMurray, Margaret (I21951)
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| 7775 | Margaret was the youngest child of John Cochrane and Margaret McGaan/McCaan[?]. John and Margaret were both born about 1807/08. Other children born to John Margaret were: Janet, born May 1831 John, born Feb. 10, 1833 James, born April 2, 1836 Mary, born about 1841/42 The family left Glasgow bound for Montreal aboard the ship Susan on April 17, 1852. Many members of this family are buried at Hillsgreen/Hills Green Cemetery, Huron County, Ontario. Died Hood - In Howick on Sabbath, 17th 1916, Margaret Hood, beloved wife of William Hood, Sr, aged 73 years, 8 months. Another old resident, Mrs. William Hood, Sr, died on Sabbath the 17th, at the residence on the 15th concession of Howick, after a short illness of 40 hours caused by embolus, followed by gangrene. The funeral on Tuesday afternoon to Clifford Cemetery was largely attended. | Cochrane, Margaret (I34983)
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| 7776 | Margaret's first husband was Michael Burns; he died in Ireland. Margaret immigrated to Canada abt 1851 with her sons, Martin and Patrick Burns. Some time between 1851-1861, she married her second husband, widower Cornelius Madden. Cornelius lived literally across the road from the Burns' farm (on Con. 12, the township line, now known as Golden Line Rd); this meant the Burns farm was technically in Ramsay Twp, and Cornelius' farm in Huntley Twp. Margaret was widowed again by 1861. Margaret died sometime between the (Jan) 1861 Census of Canada and March 1863 (when her sons were in a legal battle over ownership of the Burns farm - see Patrick or Martin's Memorial for more info). Although no official death or burial record has yet been found for Margaret, her burial was referenced twice in the personal journal of Sarah (Carter) Burns (wife of Margaret's grandson Peter Burns): once, immediately next to burial and tombstone information about Peter Burns, who was buried at Saint Mary's, she wrote "Grandma Burns grave plot 108 in cemetry [sic]", and again later, "Grandma Burns grave Lot 108". Both of Margaret's sons were also buried at Saint Mary's. [H. Presley, 3g-grandson] | Walsh, Margaret (I42841)
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| 7777 | Maria Perrin was the daughter of Humphrey Perrin and Elizabeth Saunders. Although her birthyear was inscribed as 1828 on her headstone, her true birth year by all accounts (census data compared to age of husband Robert, age at marriage, age at death) was 1830 or 1831. She married Robert McKibbon, a boot and shoemaker on February 16, 1858. At the time Robert was a widower so Maria became mother to Robert's children Robert James and Eliza. Maria had five children of her own. Daughter Elizabeth McKibbon married William Fitzsimmons. Son William Humphrey McKibbon moved away and died in Seattle, Washington in 1935 (wife Hattie Lowe). Son Albert Ambrose McKibbon stayed in Merrickville. Daughter Ellen Theresa McKibbon married Albert Gorman. Daughter Margaret Ann McKibbon married Frederick S. McCrea. The Perrin family came from Ireland and settled in Beckwith Township and later moved to Montague. Maria's parents are buried in Smiths Falls at Hillcrest Cemetery. Sometime after the 1911 census Robert and Maria left Merrickville to live with their daughter Elizabeth Fitzsimmons in Ottawa. Upon her death in Ottawa on March 1915, her daughter Elizabeth made the report. Their address was given as 263 Besserer Street, Ottawa. Maria's age was stated to be 84 years. She was brought back for burial in Merrickville. Maria was predeceased by her daughters Margaret Ann McCrea (d. 1901) and Ellen Theresa Gorman (d. 1912). She was survived by her son William Humphrey McKibbon (Seattle), son Ambrose McKibbon (Merrickville, ON) and daughter Elizabeth Fitzsimmons (Ottawa, ON). She was also survived by by her step children Robert James McKibbon (Cobden, ON) and Eliza Dempsey (Ramsayville, ON). Maria was also survived by her husband Robert McKibbon who died later that year on November 5, 1915. Source: Archives of Ontario; Series: MS935; Reel: 207 (Death of Maria Perrin McKibbon) Archives of Ontario; Series: MS935; Reel: 207 (Death of Robert McKibbon) | Perrin, Maria (I7459)
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| 7778 | Maria Willoughby Father: Charles Willoughby b: ABT 1799 in Kilmuckridge, County Wexford, Leinster Province, Ireland Mother: Anne Marie Butler b: ABT 1802 in Gorey, County Wexford, Leinster Province, Ireland Spouse: William Warren b: ABT 1821 in County Wexford, Leinster Province, Ireland Married: ABT 1844 in County Wexford, Leinster Province, Ireland Children: Benjamin Warren b: 18 OCT 1843 Wexford, Ireland William Warren b: 1847 Wexford, Leinster Ireland George Warren b: ABT 1849 Wexford, Ireland Charles Loftus Warren b: OCT 1853 Grenville On Anna Maria Warren b: 1857 Lambton Co, On. Elizabeth Warren b: ABT 1858 Lambton Co. On. Abraham Warren b: 1862 Lambton Co, On. Jacob Warren b: 30 OCT Lambton Co, On. Alice Susan Warren b: 1868 Lambton Co, On. | Willoughby, Maria (I31733)
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| 7779 | Mariah's name was most often spelled Maria; however, her granddaughter Mary (Burns) Colton knew it to always be pronounced, and spelled 'Mariah'. [H. Presley, 2g-grandson] ----------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Friday, May 26, 1911, p. 1 ?b?Obit. - Mrs. Burns.?/b? Mrs. Maria Burns passed away on Monday evening, in her 77th year, after an illness which lasted one week. Deceased, who was a daughter of the late Michael Kelly, was born in Ireland, and came to this country with the family when a girl of ten, her mother having died previously. She married Patrick Burns of Ramsay township, but was left a widow in 1867, and has resided until lately on the farm. Her family consisted of Peter Burns, of this town; Michael, last heard from in Washington Territory; Martin and Mrs. Samuel Drummond, deceased. The funeral took place on Wednesday morning to St. Mary's church, and was largely attended. Requiem High Mass was chanted by Rev. Father Grev of Carleton Place, after which the body was laid to rest in the ninth line cemetery, many relatives being present from Ottawa, Smiths Falls and Huntley. The pallbearers were Messrs. John McGrath, Patrick Carter, Thos. J. Bolger, Harvey and Wilbur Drummond and James Kelly. | Kelly, Mariah (I42814)
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| 7780 | Marion (known as May) was born at Hood's Corners, Dalhousie on 5th Apr 1826. Marion Hood was the daughter of William Hood and Martha Park. She married John Stewart Baird (b. 13th May 1827 in Dalhousie) in Bathurst, Ontario on 25th Apr 1851. They had twelve children: Martha Park Baird (1852-1936) Andrew Baird (1855-1864) William Hood (Willie) Baird (1856-1894) John S Baird (1857-1893) Agnes Baird (1859-1953)married William Graham Miller on April 25, 1879 in Lanark County. William was the son of William Miller and Ann Graham. Margaret Baird (1861-1861) James Baird (1863-1909) Andrew William Hood Baird (1865-1892) Jane/Jennie/Janet Baird (1867-1931)married Hugh Knowles on April 12, 1887. Hugh was the son of Hugh Knowles and Grace Blair. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baird (1869-1892) David Baird (1871- ) The 1891 census records that John was a farmer in the Dalhousie - Sherbrook North area of Lanark. John died on 9th Apr 1901 and is buried in Hopetown cemetery. The Lanark Era [Ontario] In Lanark Twp. Monday, Jan. 15th, Marion Hood, relict of the late John Baird, aged 79 years. Born in Dalhousie, at Hood's, the family moved to Western Ontario, where her brothers, William, Andrew and James still live; David, at Deluth; Mrs. Arch. Penman, and Mrs. Wm Rodger, of Dalhousie are sisters. Mr. John Baird died six or seven years ago. Their family living: James, Dalhousie; Mrs. Arch Creighton, near Perth, Mrs. Wm. Miller, Lanark; and Mrs. Hugh Knowles, Hopetown. Buried in Hopetown Cemetery. | Hood, Marion Park "May" (I20461)
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| 7781 | Marion was baptized May 2, 1790 in Rutherglen, Lanark, Scotland, the 2nd of 4 children born to David Park and Agnes Urie. She married Henry Airth on January 29, 1813 at Alexandra Street Parade Church in Glasgow, Lanark. In June 1827, she sailed from Glasgow for Montreal with Henry and their 7 children. She also brought a church letter of commendation with her which stated that 'she was of exceptional moral character and would be an asset to any society in which she found herself'. During the voyage, which would have been extremely difficult and crowded, another child was born June 27th. Sadly, the little boy, named James, died and was buried at sea a couple of days later. Twin sons, Joseph & John, were born in 1828 in Canada, only to die almost immediately. ________ She died of "decay of nature", being ill only 3 months. | Park, Marion (I41932)
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| 7782 | Marion's parents may have been Hugh Allen and Mary Park. She married James Park on Aug. 8, 1788 in Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland. James was born Feb. 9, 1766 and worked as a coallier in Scotland; he was the son of James Park and Martha Connell who were married July 17, 1768. James is thought to have died in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., Ontario. UPDATED INFO - October 2013 - Marion is probably not buried at Umpherston Cemetery. She probably relocated to Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., and is buried there, location unknown. This information is based on L. Hanson's work in finding Hugh Park's will. Marion and James had 13 children. All of their children, born in Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland, came to Canada, except for their son Andrew, who stayed in Scotland. Marion and James lived in the West Cotes area of Cambuslang. The children of James and Marion were: James Jr. b. Jun. 8, 1789; m. Euphemia Sutherland; d. probably in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co, Ontario. Euphemia may have been the daughter of William Sutherland and Katherine McPherson. Their son Allen's line appears to have moved down to Michigan. Hugh b. Sep. 29, 1790; m. Janet Hay on Aug. 22, 1812 at Cambuslang, Lanarkshire Co., Scotland; d. Oct. 9, 1841 Plympton Twp., Lambton Co, Ontario (Janet is findagrave #114136155). Mary b. Oct. 15, 1792; m. William Arbuckle/Arbucle. It is thought that they came to Canada later than most of the family. The couple did not have any children. Eventually they returned to Scotland. Research by Michael Umperson provides the death registration for Mary and William. Statutary Death 627/00 0032 Cambusland, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Mary Arbuckle. Married to William Arbuckle pauper and formerly a coal miner. Died March Seventeenth 1875 9 hrs. o m. AM. West Cotes, Cambuslang. Female. Age 82 5/12 years. Father-James Park coal miner deceased. Mother-Marion Park, M.S. (maiden surname) Allan, deceased. Cause of death-old age and general frailty as certified by Munge B. Turnbull M.D. Informant-Archibald Glen neighbour (his mark). John Arbuckle, Registrar, Witness. Registered March 17 at Cambuslang. John Arbuckle, Registrar. Statutory Deaths 627/00 0069 Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland. William Arbuckle. Pauper. Formerly a cotton weaver, widower. 1st marriage to Jane Muir, 2nd marriage to Mary Park. Died June Fifteenth, 1875. Died 5 hrs. 50 m. PM. West Cotes, Cambuslang. Male, age about 79 yrs. Father-Andrew Arbuckle coal miner deceased. Mother-Jane Arbuckle M.S. (maiden surname) Forrest, deceased. Cause of death-chronic bronchitis and general frailty, years. As certified by M.B. Turnbull, M.D. Informant-James Coats half brother present (his mark). John Arbuckle Registrar, Witness. Registered June 16th at Cambuslang. John Arbuckle, Registrar. Marion Allen b. Jul. 17, 1794; m. William Umpherston about 1818; d. Jun. 20, 1871/73 and is buried at Umpherston Pioneer Cemetery, Dalhousie Twp., Lanark County, Ontario. Andrew b. Jul. 19, 1796; m. Jane/Jean Pollock on Mar. 7, 1820. His second wife was Margaret Gould married May 3, 1849. Andrew died Aug. 21, 1873 in Cambuslang, Scotland. Joseph b. Apr. 16, 1798; m. Agnes Sarah Duncan Jan. 25, 1825 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario. Joseph died Apr. 17, 1868. Martha b. Dec. 31, 1799; m. William Hood, a school teacher in the Dalhousie Twp. area; d. Jan. 21, 1880 and buried at St. Andrew's Cemetery, Watson's Corner, Dalhousie Twp., Lanark County, Ontario. John b. May 11, 1802; m. Louisa Smith on Mar. 24, 1840//41 in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., Ontario; d. Mar. 30, 1869 Provo, UT. (See FAG #12162495) Ellen "Nellie" b. Feb. 6, 1804; m. Andrew Park (no relation between the two have been found) abt. 1824; d. in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. William b. Oct. 26, 1805; m. Jean/Jane Duncan Sep. 25, 1827/28 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario; His second wife was Janet Findlay m. Apr. 7, 1850/51 in Utah; His third wife was Mary S. Gordon m. Jun. 11, 1854 in Utah; William died Mar. 11, 1890 at Millcreek, Salt Lake County, Utah. Margaret b. Jul. 10, 1807; m. James William Wood Brown in 1827 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., d. Apr. 14, 1892 and is buried at Avon Bank Cemetery, Perth County, Ontario. David b. Jun. 12, 1809; m. Ann Brooks abt. 1829 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario; d. Jul. 22, 1884 and is buried at Mottsville Cemetery, Douglas Co., Nevada (See FAG #15022787) Jean, born Feb. 1/10, 1814; m. David Williamson of Watford, Warwick Twp., Lambton County, Ontario on May 5, 1838 (#148861036?). Nothing more is officially known about Jean, but some report she died in 1839 while giving birth to their first child. On May 25, 1840 David married Mary Lamb in Watford. | Allen, Marion (I23029)
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| 7783 | Marion's parents may have been Hugh Allen and Mary Park. She married James Park on Aug. 8, 1788 in Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland. James was born Feb. 9, 1766 and worked as a coallier in Scotland; he was the son of James Park and Martha Connell who were married July 17, 1768. James is thought to have died in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., Ontario. UPDATED INFO - October 2013 - Marion is probably not buried at Umpherston Cemetery. She probably relocated to Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., and is buried there, location unknown. This information is based on L. Hanson's work in finding Hugh Park's will. Marion and James had 13 children. All of their children, born in Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland, came to Canada, except for their son Andrew, who stayed in Scotland. Marion and James lived in the West Cotes area of Cambuslang. The children of James and Marion were: James Jr. b. Jun. 8, 1789; m. Euphemia Sutherland; d. probably in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co, Ontario. Euphemia may have been the daughter of William Sutherland and Katherine McPherson. Their son Allen's line appears to have moved down to Michigan. Hugh b. Sep. 29, 1790; m. Janet Hay on Aug. 22, 1812 at Cambuslang, Lanarkshire Co., Scotland; d. Oct. 9, 1841 Plympton Twp., Lambton Co, Ontario (Janet is findagrave #114136155). Mary b. Oct. 15, 1792; m. William Arbuckle/Arbucle. It is thought that they came to Canada later than most of the family. The couple did not have any children. Eventually they returned to Scotland. Research by Michael Umperson provides the death registration for Mary and William. Statutary Death 627/00 0032 Cambusland, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Mary Arbuckle. Married to William Arbuckle pauper and formerly a coal miner. Died March Seventeenth 1875 9 hrs. o m. AM. West Cotes, Cambuslang. Female. Age 82 5/12 years. Father-James Park coal miner deceased. Mother-Marion Park, M.S. (maiden surname) Allan, deceased. Cause of death-old age and general frailty as certified by Munge B. Turnbull M.D. Informant-Archibald Glen neighbour (his mark). John Arbuckle, Registrar, Witness. Registered March 17 at Cambuslang. John Arbuckle, Registrar. Statutory Deaths 627/00 0069 Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland. William Arbuckle. Pauper. Formerly a cotton weaver, widower. 1st marriage to Jane Muir, 2nd marriage to Mary Park. Died June Fifteenth, 1875. Died 5 hrs. 50 m. PM. West Cotes, Cambuslang. Male, age about 79 yrs. Father-Andrew Arbuckle coal miner deceased. Mother-Jane Arbuckle M.S. (maiden surname) Forrest, deceased. Cause of death-chronic bronchitis and general frailty, years. As certified by M.B. Turnbull, M.D. Informant-James Coats half brother present (his mark). John Arbuckle Registrar, Witness. Registered June 16th at Cambuslang. John Arbuckle, Registrar. Marion Allen b. Jul. 17, 1794; m. William Umpherston about 1818; d. Jun. 20, 1871/73 and is buried at Umpherston Pioneer Cemetery, Dalhousie Twp., Lanark County, Ontario. Andrew b. Jul. 19, 1796; m. Jane/Jean Pollock on Mar. 7, 1820. His second wife was Margaret Gould married May 3, 1849. Andrew died Aug. 21, 1873 in Cambuslang, Scotland. Joseph b. Apr. 16, 1798; m. Agnes Sarah Duncan Jan. 25, 1825 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario. Joseph died Apr. 17, 1868. Martha b. Dec. 31, 1799; m. William Hood, a school teacher in the Dalhousie Twp. area; d. Jan. 21, 1880 and buried at St. Andrew's Cemetery, Watson's Corner, Dalhousie Twp., Lanark County, Ontario. John b. May 11, 1802; m. Louisa Smith on Mar. 24, 1840//41 in Plympton Twp., Lambton Co., Ontario; d. Mar. 30, 1869 Provo, UT. (See FAG #12162495) Ellen "Nellie" b. Feb. 6, 1804; m. Andrew Park (no relation between the two have been found) abt. 1824; d. in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. William b. Oct. 26, 1805; m. Jean/Jane Duncan Sep. 25, 1827/28 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario; His second wife was Janet Findlay m. Apr. 7, 1850/51 in Utah; His third wife was Mary S. Gordon m. Jun. 11, 1854 in Utah; William died Mar. 11, 1890 at Millcreek, Salt Lake County, Utah. Margaret b. Jul. 10, 1807; m. James William Wood Brown in 1827 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., d. Apr. 14, 1892 and is buried at Avon Bank Cemetery, Perth County, Ontario. David b. Jun. 12, 1809; m. Ann Brooks abt. 1829 Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario; d. Jul. 22, 1884 and is buried at Mottsville Cemetery, Douglas Co., Nevada (See FAG #15022787) Jean, born Feb. 1/10, 1814; m. David Williamson of Watford, Warwick Twp., Lambton County, Ontario on May 5, 1838 (#148861036?). Nothing more is officially known about Jean, but some report she died in 1839 while giving birth to their first child. On May 25, 1840 David married Mary Lamb in Watford. | Allen, Marion (I23735)
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| 7784 | Marjorie Henderson and Laughlin Francis "Frank" Kelly were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1920, and they raised three daughters, Gwendolyn, Marjorie "Betty", and Charlotte. Obituary in The Calgary Herald, March 1, 1998, page D15 Alberta Marriage Reg. #1920-08-000580 | Henderson, Marjorie (I43064)
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| 7785 | MARKLE, Cheryl Anne (nee Sanders) Barbados West Indies, passed away on June 21st, 2006 at the age of 59. Cheryl was born on May 4th 1947 in Listowel Memorial Hospital. She was predeceased by her Husband David Markle and her father Jack Sanders. | Sanders, Cheryl Ann (I23496)
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| 7786 | Marlborough death register; ancestry.ca +++ gravestone, Christ Church Cemetery, Burritts Rapids, ON +++ | Kidd, Merrill Crofts (I4566)
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| 7787 | Marlborough death register; ancestry.ca gravestone, Christ Church Cemetery, Burritts Rapids, ON | Percival, Maria (I4559)
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| 7788 | MARRAIAGE: Name: Melinda Jane Gertrude Bennett Birth Place: Beckwith Age: 25 Estimated birth year: abt 1882 Father Name: Francis Bennett Mother Name: Florence Kidd Spouse Name: John Meredith Shiel Spouse's Age: 39 Spouse Birth Place: Beckwith Spouse Father Name: Thomas Shiel Spouse Mother Name: Elizabeth Meredith Marriage Date: 24 Jul 1907 Marriage Location: Lanark Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_422 | Bennett, Melinda Jane Gertrude (I3993)
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| 7789 | MARRAIAGE: Name: Thomas Kilfoil Birth Place: Montague Tp Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1852 Father Name: Howry Kilfoil Mother Name: Sarah Kidd Spouse Name: Elizabeth Irwin Spouse's Age: 20 Spouse Birth Place: Ramsay Tp Spouse Father Name: Theophilus Irwin Spouse Mother Name: Mary Garland Marriage Date: 4 Jun 1879 Marriage Location: Lanark Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_30 | Kilfoyle, Thomas (I4133)
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| 7790 | marraige register, Goulbourn, ON | Family: Joseph McFarlane / Catherine Ann Gemmill (F1675)
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| 7791 | Marriad at Crom Church | Family: Francis Coulter / Barbara Neale (F5589)
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| 7792 | MARRIAGE Name: Jane Shirley Birth Place: Montague Township Residence: Montague Township Age: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1840 Father Name: John Shirley Mother Name: Jane Shirley Spouse Name: Ira Dillabough Spouse's Age: 28 Spouse Birth Place: Montague Township Spouse residence: Montague Township Spouse Father Name: John Dillabough Spouse Mother Name: Catherine Dillabough Marriage Date: 17 Apr 1866 Marriage Location: Smith Falls Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS248_9 | Shirley, Jane (I4441)
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| 7793 | MARRIAGE Name: Susan Kidd Birth Place: Lanark Age: 25 Estimated birth year: abt 1852 Father Name: William Kidd Mother Name: Ann Kidd Spouse Name: Robert Wynn Spouse's Age: 29 Spouse Birth Place: Lanark Spouse Father Name: John Wynn Spouse Mother Name: Jane Wynn Marriage Date: 6 Jan 1877 Marriage Location: Wellington Marriage County: Wellington Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_25 ROOTSWEB POST: # Birth: 12 May 1852 in Beckwith Twp., Lanark, Ontario, Canada 1 2 # Name: Susan Kidd 1 2 # Residence: abt 1916 8715, 104, St, Edmonton 2 # Residence: abt 1916 8715, 104, St, Edmonton 2 # Residence: 1901 Knee Hill, Alberta, The Territories, Canada 1 # Sex: F # Death: 23 Jun 1924 in Edmonton, , Alberta, Canada 3 # Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Subsection B, Lot 3, Block 227 Father: William Kidd Mother: Ann Marriage 1 Robert Wynn b: 7 Nov 1847 in Carleton Place, Lanark, Ontario, Canada * Married: 6 Jun 1877 in Clifford, Wellington, Ontario, Canada 5 Children 1. Has No Children Howard C Wynn b: 1880 in Ontario 2. Has No Children James Leeson Wynn b: 13 May 1881 in Bruce, Ontario, Canada Marriage 2 Spouse Unknown Children 1. Has No Children James Wynn b: 1881 in Ontario 2. Has No Children James Wynn b: 1881 in Ontario | Kidd, Susan (I4289)
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| 7794 | MARRIAGE Name: Eliza Ann Shirley Birth Place: Montague Age: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1873 Father Name: Thomas Shirley Mother Name: Hannah Stevens Spouse Name: Robert Portee Spouse's Age: 27 Spouse Birth Place: Montague Spouse Father Name: Robt Portee Spouse Mother Name: Ellen Saunders Marriage Date: 15 May 1899 Marriage Location: Lanark Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_ | Shirley, Eliza Ann (I4448)
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| 7795 | MARRIAGE Name: Mary Ann Shirley Birth Place: Montague Township Residence: Montague Township Age: 28 Estimated birth year: abt 1839 Father Name: John Shirley Mother Name: Jane Shirley Spouse Name: Thomas Sweeney Spouse's Age: 37 Spouse Birth Place: Ireland Spouse residence: Wilberforce Township Spouse Father Name: Oliver Sweeney Spouse Mother Name: Sarah Sweeney Marriage Date: 25 Mar 1867 Marriage Location: Smith Falls Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: M | Shirley, Mary Ann (I4440)
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| 7796 | MARRIAGE Name: Minnie M Shirley Birth Place: Montague Age: 35 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Father Name: Thomas Shirley Mother Name: Hannah Stevens Spouse Name: James A E McDowell Spouse's Age: 46 Spouse Birth Place: Township of Clarendon Quebec Spouse Father Name: Wm J McDowell Spouse Mother Name: Liza Wilson McDowell Marriage Date: 30 Jul 1918 Marriage Location: Lanark Marriage County: Lanark Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_457 | Shirley, Minnie M. (I4450)
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| 7797 | Marriage 1 Robert Wesley Code b: 12 OCT 1874 in Montague Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Married: 21 DEC 1898 in Holy Trinity Church, Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario, Canada Children Harry Burton Code b: 16 APR 1901 in Lanark County, Ontario Canada | Weedmark, Ida (I27049)
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| 7798 | Marriage at (Auld Kirk) St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Ramsay Twp Lanark Cty ON | Family: William James "Ben" Forsythe / Esther Hall "Essie" Coxford (F87)
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| 7799 | Marriage at Ferns Diocese. | Family: Thomas Samuel Kidd / Hannah Clancy (F4028)
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| 7800 | Marriage at Hull Holy Trinity Church, Hull, Yorkshire (East Riding). Witnesses: John Witherwick, John Anfield. Richard Coxford's occupation at the time of his marrige to Ann Walker was as a Baker | Family: Richard Coxford / Ann Walker (F2747)
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