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8151	Married Mary Isabella Simpson Nov 1939. Find A Grave #57505895 lovingly created by contributor M Knapp Served in WWII as a Lieutenant Colonel. Lawyer. _____________ ?b?CUNNINGHAM, Douglas Gordon (Brig. General, CBE, DSO, ED, CD, QC, LLD).?/b? With quiet dignity and great courage, at home in Kingston on Saturday, July 18, 1992, Douglas Gordon (Ben) Cunningham, in his 85th year, beloved husband of Isabelle Simpson, loving father of two sons Douglas and his wife Jane and Ian, and daughter Kathleen Madden all of Kingston; loving Poppa Ben to seven adored grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the Robert J. Reid and Sons Funeral Home, 309 Johnson Street, (at Barrie), on Monday from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in Sydenham Street United Church, on Wednesday, July 22 at 2:30 p.m. followed by Cremation. In lieu of flowers, Memorial donations may be made to the Kingston Corps of the Salvation Army, 202-736 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1G2; Sydenham Street United Church, 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston, K7L 3H4; or a charity of your choice. Published in The Whig Standard, 21 Jul 1992, Page 16 Accessed 6 Sep 2019 at the Johnson Street library second floor microfiche, Kingston	Cunningham, LTC Douglas Gordon "Ben" (I24098)
8152	Married Mildred R. Vaughan on 7 Apr 1915 at St. Alban's Church in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada	Family: Harold Clarence Beardsley / Mildred Reta Vaughan (F7936)
8153	married name on delayed birth registration +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 170201] marriage register, Matilda Twp., Dundas Co., ON Name:Ella H Porter Gender:Female Age:27 Birth Year:abt 1897 Marriage Date:1 Oct 1924 Marriage Place:Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father:Samuel Porter Mother: Marie Tiervey Spouse: Thomas E Johnston Age:37 Birth Year:abt 1887 Birth Place:Matilda, Ontario Father: Christopher Johnston Mother: Annie Churchill	Family: Thomas E. Johnston / Ellen Helena Porter (F1757)
8154	Married October 11, 1935, at Deloraine, Manitoba, to Frances Connor; Manitoba marriage registration 1935,039444.	Garland, Robert Edward Haslan Sr. (I30830)
8155	Married Presbyterian by the Rev. William Bain.	Family: John Findlay Gordon / Jane Craig (F5832)
8156	Married Presbyterian Church, Almonte by the Rev John B. Edmondson. Witnesses where Maggie Thompson of Ramsay and Daivd Duncan, James Sidney's younger brother also of Ramsay.	Family: James Sidney Duncan / Wilhelmina Minnie Cecilia Watson (F824)
8157	Married Presbyterian in Almonte by the Rev John B. Edmundson. witnesses to the marrige: Alex Miller, Almonte and Mary Munro, Almonte.	Family: James McGill / Sarah Ann Munro (F3685)
8158	Married Rebecca Cherry in Stittsville, Carleton, Ontario on March 5, 1889. Their children, Allan R, Ella Bell, Wesley M, and Sarah A "Dottie" are buried next to them. They also had another child, their youngest, named Norma G. Information from US Censuses and Ontario Marriage records.	Eastman, Ephriam (I28614)
8159	Married to Clara Catherine Mcfarlene; son of John Hunt and Alice Letitia Garland, per familysearch.org transcription of BC Archives death certificate 1952-09-003707.	Hunt, George Andrew (I35453)
8160	Married to Clara Letitia Hunt; son of Gustave Verch and Martha Heise, per familysearch.org transcription of BC Archives death certificate 1981-09-011105. Buried 23 Apr 1982.	Verch, Allan Harry (I35456)
8161	Married to Verda Patricia McConnell 3 August 1942 in Meyronne Sask. Death Name: Richard Donald R Joynt Event Date: 1981 3 1 (Yr/Mo/Day) Age: 79 Gender: male Event Place: Vancouver Reg. Number: 1981-09-004019 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13610 GSU Microfilm Number: 2051486 YouTube - Meyronne, Saskatchewan	Joynt, Richard Donald Robert "Don" (I30097)
8162	MARRIED: - 1919 - Evelyn "Eva" Pearl HAMILTION, 21 Jan 1895, Ottawa, Ont., Died: 21 Mar 1965 Regina, Sask. MARRIED: - 1970 - Ella Mabel TAYLOR	Family: Russell Austin Kinnee / Evelyn Pearl "Eva" Hamilton (F12073)
8163	Married: 15 Nov 1919 in Toronto, Ontario Note: Through the Years, Vol. VI, No. IX, July 1989, page 27 TITUS - MUTCHMOR - November 27, 1919 The marriage of Miss Nelda Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Mutchmor of 45 Benlamond Avenue, Toronto, and Mr. Olcott Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Titus of Gore Bay, took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, November 15 at five o'clock Rev. J. Rogers performed the ceremony in the presence of about forty guests. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white satin and silver lace, with tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms and a diamond pendant the gift of the groom. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet. The bridesmaid, Miss Kitty Keys, cousin of the bride, wore a dress of gold satin and net and carried Killarney roses. Mr. H. A. Little of Niagara Falls supported the groom. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Shaver of Toronto. During the signing of the register Miss Neita Tallaman of Cooksville sang, "All Joy Be Thine." After the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served after which the happy couple left for Hastings, Michigan, the bride wearing a navy blue traveling dress and seal coat. Mr. and Mrs. Titus will reside in Toronto.	Family: Olcott Wood Titus / Nelda May "Hilda" Muchmore (F10971)
8164	Martha Goebel MB Birth Registration #1917,032704 as "Martha Louise Brady", mother "Edith Deminuk" First marriage: MB Marriage Registration #1934,007167 as "Merle Austin Millions" and "Martha Louise Brady " Information provided by; Contributor: Rick Dondo (49414333)	Brady, Martha Louise (I35753)
8165	Martha Ray Arnott was the daughter of James Horne Arnott and Mary Ann Kirk Arnott. She was married to James Alexander Watt 19 Dec 1888 in Lanark	Arnott, Martha Ray (I24173)
8166	Martin was born in Rathellin/R?th Ail?n Townland, Leighlinbridge, Carlow, Ireland, and baptized 07 Nov 1833. Brothers Patrick and Martin Burns, and their widowed mother Margaret, immigrated to Ontario from Ireland abt. 1851. Margaret married Cornelius Madden (also a widower with adult children), and in the marriage settlement Madden gave Margaret's sons what would become the original Burns homestead in Ramsay Twp (East ? Lot 10, Con. 12), which was located opposite to the Madden homestead. (Concession 12 is now Golden Line Road, and Lot 10 is located where it intersects with Old Almonte Road, on what would be the southwest corner.) Patrick and Martin lived and farmed on the property, together. Patrick married in 1859, and brought his new wife Mariah there; Margaret also joined them there following Madden's death. By the 1861 Census of Canada, Martin was no longer living with Patrick on the property, his whereabouts unknown. The following notice then appeared in the The Perth Courier on March 20, 1863: "Sheriff's Sale of Land at Public Auction - Lands and tenements of Patrick Byrne at the suit of Martin Byrne, East ? Lot 10, 12th Concesion [sic] Ramsay". So, Martin sued Patrick, almost certainly for his 1/2 share of the property. The presence of the lawsuit indicates Patrick didn't recognize Martin's claim, and the fact that it was successful (resulting in the forced sale) shows that Martin was judged to be in the right. With this information, Martin's absence from the property in 1861 might indicate that the dispute over it went back at least that far. Regardless, Patrick and Martin came to an agreement and and avoided both the auction sale and any division of the land, though the details are unknown. Patrick died of sunstroke just a few years later, in 1867, while working in the fields, with his 6 year old twins, Martin and Peter, at his side. Martin returned to the property after Patrick's death and remained there for the rest of his life (another 31 years), helping Patrick's widow Mariah run the farm, and raise her 4 children. After Martin died in 1907, Mariah left the Burns homestead and moved to nearby Almonte, where she died in 1911. [H. Presley] ---------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Friday, January 18, 1907, p. 9 ?b?Obit.--Martin Burns.?/b? It was a sudden call that was answered by Mr. Martin Burns and which ended his connection with things terrestrial on Monday morning. He had been about the day previous apparently in his usual health, and that had always been good, but early Monday morning the summons came to him suddenly. Deceased was a brother of the late Patrick Burns, of Ramsay, who died many years ago, leaving a widow and family of small children. Martin Burns took these under his special care, and his life was spent for them, and no demand was made upon him that was too great for his warm Irish heart to respond to. He was nearly eighty years of age, had never married and had made his home at Mr. Burns' since the death of his brother. The funeral took place on Wednesday to St. Mary's church and cemetery and was a fitting tribute to a genial, warm-hearted, honest Irishman. Heart failure was the cause of his death. ---------------------------------------------------------- St. Mary's RC Church Almonte, Ontario, Canada Parish Register, p. 295 ?b?Martin Burns?/b? On this the sixteenth day of January in the year nineteen hundred and seven We the undersigned parish priest have performed the funeral service for Mr. Martin Burns who died fourteenth inst [instant]. The wit. are James Galvin and Henry Kennedy who have signed the Register with us. [signed] James Galvin, Henery Kenedy [sic], J. Hoskin	Burns, Martin (I42843)
8167	Marvin M. Shippey, Sr. July 22, 1919 ? January 14, 2005 SALEM ? Marvin M. Shippey, Sr. was born July 22, 1919 in Henderson, Iowa and passed away in Salem on January 14, 2005. Married to D. Fern Shippey for 64 years. Survivors: wife, Fern; daughter Jane Umphress; sons Gary, Marvin Jr., Allan, Steven and Tim all of Salem. Brothers; Jerry A. Shippey of Salem, and Merlin Shippey of Sanger, Texas and sister Donnah Shippey of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Preceding his death was brother Dallas Shippey of Salem. 43 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren. His family and friends will remember Marvin for his kindness and love for family. He was a member of the First Nazarene Church at his passing of 30 years. A Memorial Service will be held at the First Nazarene Church in Salem, 1550 Market Street, N.E. at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, January 24, 2005. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the First Nazarene Church to be given to Mrs. Marvin Shippey, Sr.	Shippey, Marvin Melvin Sr. (I31835)
8168	Mary (nee Kemp) daughter of John Kemp and Mary (nee Daffo) Kemp. Ontario Deaths 1869-1937 @ family search	Kemp, Mary (I28427)
8169	Mary Alice James was born in Oshawa, Ontario on the 11th of April, 1873 (Ontario Birth Certificate # 015218) the daughter of William H. James and Mary Jane Jennings. Married William Jackson McCullough on the 21st of September, 1897. Mary Alice James died in 1956, in Belleville, Ontario	James, Mary Alice (I35289)
8170	Mary and Adam were married December 17 1857. Came to Dominion City, Mb. in 1879. Mary, daughter of John and Harriet (nee Boomer) Didsbury.	Didsbury, Mary Ann (I28283)
8171	Mary Ann (Scott) Robertson daughter of the late William Scott and Elizabeth Hempton of Ramsay, Ontario. Mary married William Robertson in 1880. Four children were blessed of this marriage. Laura (Mrs. W.J. Miller), Nellie (Mrs. Harry McIntosh) , Roy and Gordon. Mary survived by one brother William Henry Scott of Waldron, Saskatchewan. Predeceased by two brothers, James and Thomas of Dominion City, Mb. and one sister, Mrs. Jas. D. Robertson of Castor, Alta.	Scott, Mary Ann (I1450)
8172	Mary Ann Arnott was the daughter of James Horne Arnott and Mary Ann Kirk Arnott. She was married to Adam William Craig on 13 Sep 1893. They were parents of one son and one daughter. 1948, Thursday January 1 The Almonte Gazette front page Funeral Of Mrs Adam W. Craig Held On Monday To Auld Kirk Following a lengthy period of ill health, Mrs A.W. Craig passed away at the home of her son-in-law, Mr J.B. Neilson in Ramsay Township on Dec 27 in her 81st year. A daughter of the late James Arnott and Mary Kirk, she was born at Rosetta on Sept 5, 1867. She was the last surviving member of a family of twelve. and lived at Rosetta until 1916 when they moved to the farm on the 11th line of Ramsay where their son, A. Ross Craig resides. In 1926 they retired and moved to Almonte where they lived for many years. Mr Craig passed away on July 9, 1935. Because of failing health she went to live with her daughter, Mrs J.B. Neilson about five-and-one-half years ago. Surviving are one son, A. Ross Craig and Elsie, Mrs John B. Neilson both of Ramsay Township and seven grandchildren, Dorothy, Jean and Lois Craig and Wilfred, Alice and Marion Neilson of Ramsay and Lorne Neilson of Kingston.	Arnott, Mary Ann (I19428)
8173	Mary Ann Grant, 85 CAPAC Mary Ann "Marie" Grant, 85, died Saturday, June 7, 1997. Survived by her husband, Maynard. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Imlay City. Visiting: 4 to 8 p.m. today.	Fehrenbach, Mary Ann "Marie" (I31240)
8174	Mary Ann Kirk was the second wife of James Horne Arnott. They were married in 1857 in Rosetta. Parents of seven children.	Kirk, Mary Ann (I12936)
8175	Mary Ann Owens - age 25 years old - wife of Samuel - buried 5 October 1872 - D. P. Merritt, priest St. Paul's Anglican Church, 9th line, Fitzroy. (died of consumption) Source: Anglican Archives, Ottawa, Ontario	Owens, Mary Ann (I12336)
8176	Mary died January 27, 1847 in Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, CANADA Mary is buried with her husband, John Smith, in the Shillington (Old Methodist) Cemetery, Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, CANADA	Warren, Mary (I19587)
8177	Mary E. (Betty) Munson 96, of Lewistown former Grass Range resident died early Sunday November 20th, 2016 in Great Falls. She was born May 17, 1920 in Lewistown the daughter of William and Elsie (Fulton) Fraser and had many happy memories of growing up at the Montana Power substation located along Big Spring Creek. She attended local schools graduating from Fergus High School in 1938. She was united in marriage to Beauford Munson on December 16, 1939 in Lewistown and they made their home on the Munson family homestead located in the Chippewa area near Grass Range. Going from "everything electric to chopping wood". She was a hard worker and was able to milk cows, put up hay and still get dinner on the table. She is survived by her children Larry (Jeanette) Munson of Great Falls, MT, Gene (Tamzin) Munson of Bozeman, MT and Beth (John) Rader of Butte, MT; one sister Wanda Reynolds of Las Vegas, NV;10 grandchildren Lanette Brown, Lori Morrison, Ron Munson, Matthew Munson, Timi Harvey, Christopher Munson, Janice Lucon, Emily Fencl, Bob Rader and Tom Rader, 13 great grandchildren, 2 great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Beauford in 1988, her 2nd husband Greg Henderson, sons Darrell and Bill, siblings Everett Fraser, Alice Freeman, Helen Clark, Willa Parks and her parents. Funeral Services for Betty Munson will be Saturday, November 26th, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. in the Grass Range Methodist Church with interment to follow in the Grass Range Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday, November 25th, 2016 from 3:00 to 6:00 pm in the Cloyd Chapel. The Cloyd Funeral Home is assisting the family. Friends are asked to make memorials to the Grass Range Methodist Church or the charity of their choice and they may be left at the Cloyd Funeral Home. Cloyd Funeral Home Obituary 11/26/2016	Fraser, Mary Elizabeth "Betty" (I25236)
8178	Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul was born in 1880 to William H. Saul and Phoebe A. McLaskey. The family moved from London, Ontario to South Dakota in 1883 where Mamie eventually met Clarion DeWitt Hardy. The were married in Davison County, SD on 21 June 1906. They had three children, Vaughn, Clarion, Jr., and Mary Louise. Shortly after graduating from college and teaching for several years in South Dakota, Clarion accepted a position at Northwestern University. Mamie spent the bulk of her life in Evanston, IL where she died. Clarion died in 1936, but Mamie never remarried. Obituary: Chicago Tribune, Dec. 4, 1948 Hardy - Mary Elizabeth Hardy, Dec. 2, 1948, of 2111 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, IL, wife of the late Clarion DeWitt Hardy; mother of Vaughn Harrison Hardy, Rochester, NY, Clarion DeWitt Hardy, Jr., New York City, and Mrs. Arthur Dean Swift, Maywood, IL. Service 3 pm, Saturday and First Methodist church chapel, 1630 Hinman Ave, Evanston. Burial private. Although it is likely Mamie was cremated and her ashes strewn in the same cemetery as her husband, Graceland Cemetery could not confirm that fact. I've left the disposition as cremated, ashes given to family.	Saul, Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" (I25130)
8179	Mary Forbes Cuthbert was the daughter of Arthur Groves and Anna (Healey) Cuthbert. She died of bronchial pneumonia/organic heart disease/dropsy. Her death certificate was signed by Dr. Rankin.	Cuthbert, Mary Forbes (I14114)
8180	Mary Healey, born August 21, 1831; died April 27, 1841. George Healey, born July 29, 1833; died April 11, 1841. Margaret Healey, born March 01, 1835; died April 11, 1841. Jane Healey, born June 20, 1840; died April 17, 1841.	Healey, Mary (I10334)
8181	Mary James, age 94, of Buffalo passed away on December 1, 2010 after a brief illness. A memorial service will be held on December 4 at 3:00 PM at the Peterson-Grimsmo Chapel in Monticello, with Pastor Jim Disney officiating. Visitation at the Chapel begins at 2:00. The family plans a private interment. In lieu of flowers, donations in Mary's memory may be made to your local Humane Society or animal rescue organization. Mary was born on November 6, 1916, the daughter of John J. Fisher and Angelina Getzan Fisher in Mason City, Iowa. When Mary was 4, the family moved to rural Big Lake, a small house she referred to as the house by the big woods. Her education started in a one-room school in that area. Later the family moved to a farm nearer to Monticello where she attended school. A later move in 1928 brought them to Wright County. On June 3, 1939, she was united in marriage to Mark H. James, also of Monticello Township, and they resided on their farm in rural Buffalo all their lives. Their union was blessed with three children ? Dorothy, Daryle, and Harlow. The first years of married life were difficult in the aftermath of the Great Depression and World War II. As years went by, Mary also worked off the farm at various jobs, including dishwasher at Etta's Caf? in Buffalo, clerk in Burkland's Department Store, accounting department at Advance United Shipping in Minneapolis, Hoffman Electric in Buffalo, Van Dusen in Wayzata for 13 years, briefly at Loram in Hamel, and also for a short time in Human Services at the Buffalo Court House. During these years, she was always striving to further her knowledge and got her GED diploma at age 60. Her great love of reading enabled her to run the Buffalo Public Library, a job she loved because she could help so many young people. She held the position of evening and Saturday-afternoon work for nine years. She had read about a great librarian in the big public library in Minneapolis who could help people find any book on any subject and it was her desire to be like that. She had a following of a great many young people who would come by to thank her for her assistance. She also sent books and magazines to people she knew were ill and unable to come to the library. After 22 years of these activities, Mary retired and could finally devote her full time to her other great love, gardening. The one large vegetable garden evolved into an extensive flower garden. A new vegetable garden, rock garden, and small orchard were started. She took great pleasure in sharing and swapping plants with friends. She also pressed dried flowers and leaves from her garden and used them to decorate her own greeting cards. Mary was a charter member of the Wright County Horticultural Society and for many years wrote a monthly column for its newsletter. She was also a member of the Minnesota Iris Society and Minnesota Hemerocallis Society, as well as an honorary lifetime member of the Anoka Area Garden Club. When she wasn't working in her garden, Mary also made more than a dozen quilts for family members, and embroidered pillowcases for all her nieces and nephews. Mary is survived by her daughter Dorothy James and James Stolpa of Austin, TX, her daughter and son-in-law Daryle and Michael Hamlin of Ramsey, MN, and her son Harlow James of Lakewood, CO; three grandchildren, Chad (Virginia) James of CA, Ethan (Colleen) James of VA, and Dr. Colleen James of NC; and two great-grandchildren, Forest and Sissy James. Mary also leaves to mourn many nieces and nephews in Minnesota, Iowa, and the Chicago area. Many good friends and neighbors called her Aunt Mary, Grandma Mary, and even Mom, and enabled her to stay in her own home until her last days. The Holm family and the Smolen/Brown family were so especially close that she considered them her own extended family. Their daughters, Avery Holm and Leah Brown, are her Minnesota granddaughters.	Fisher, Mary (I30306)
8182	Mary Jane Clark was born Aug 1872 in Sarnia, Ontario. Her parents were John Smith and Mary "Margaret" (Neelin) Clark. Her father was a farmer and owned a market garden near Sarnia. Jennie married William Fitzgibbons on 17 April 1893 in Sarnia. They moved to New York where their son Edward was born in 1895. They then moved to Rumford, Oxford, Maine where Mary "Agnes" was born in March 1901 and William Jr in October 1901. In 1910 the family was still living in Rumford. In 1911 the family was living in Ontario.	Clark, Mary Jane "Jennie" (I30205)
8183	Mary Jane Moffatt Craig BIRTH?tab?11 Sep 1855 Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada DEATH?tab?30 Mar 1935 (aged 79) Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada BURIAL?tab? Mountain View Cemetery Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada PLOT?tab?JONES/*/04/004/0009 MEMORIAL ID?tab?26291732 ? View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 0 The family name is sometimes seen as Moffitt. Daughter of Thomas Moffatt and Esther Wilson. Born Marlborough Township, Carleton County. The date for the first marriage is approximate. On her death record, the birthdate is September 17, 1854.	Moffatt, Mary Jane (I19600)
8184	Mary Jane Scott of North Gower, Canada, married Albion Hardy on Dec 5, 1872. They homesteaded 10 miles NE of TL in Corson County in 1911. Known children: Ira C Gillmore, Maynard N Hardy, Mrs. William C Reyer.	Scott, Mary Jane (I25127)
8185	Mary Jane Whaley was born to John Whaley and Barbara Dodds on 24 February 1864 at the family homestead in the 9th Concession of Mersea Township. She had three older brothers: William E., Oliver J. and Norman J. She married James R. Coulter on 1 July 1884 at Leamington. They had six children: Stella, Mahlon, Florence, Oliver, Maud and Alma. Mary Jane passed away in 1950, and was buried with her husband in Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, Leamington.	Whaley, Mary Jane (I18120)
8186	Mary Josephine Hibbert Morris BIRTH?tab?17 May 1861 Mitchell, Perth County, Ontario, Canada DEATH?tab?10 Jan 1927 (aged 65) Chatham, Chatham-Kent Municipality, Ontario, Canada BURIAL?tab? Maple Leaf Cemetery Chatham, Chatham-Kent Municipality, Ontario, Canada MEMORIAL ID?tab?202259085 ? View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 0 Daughter of George Hibbert and Ann Maria McTaggart. Burial here is per the Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid and her death record.	Hibbert, Mary Josephine (I19609)
8187	Mary Lois DUCLOS June 5, 1924 - March 19, 2017 DUCLOS, Mary Lois (nee Winslow-Spragge) June 5, 1924 ? March 19, 2017 Our beloved Mary passed away peacefully in her sleep on March 19, 2017 at the Lakeshore General Hospital. She was in her 93rd year, having been born in Montreal on June 5, 1924. Mary was a ray of sunshine. She sought and found the good in everything and she shared her love of life with us all (every day). As time went on, she found great comfort in both Mother Nature and her own serene quiet meditations, often while playing the piano. Mary was a devoted mother, wife, community volunteer, musician, artist, athlete and a friend to so many. She was a direct descendant of Edward Winslow, three-time Governor of Plymouth, after coming to North American on the Mayflower in 1620; Mary and her siblings donated the Winslow Papers to the UNB. She was proud of her United Empire Loyalist roots and further, her ties to her great-uncle, George Mercer Dawson. She grew up in Westmount and spent summers in Como until moving permanently to Hudson 1976. Mary was predeceased by her beloved husband of 69 years, C. Duncan Duclos, her two sons, Victor Reginald Duclos and Christopher Duncan Duclos and her father Edward and mother Lois Sybil (Harrington) Winslow-Spragge. She was the youngest child in her family and each of her siblings (Edward, Alice, Anne and Ruth) has sadly passed on in recent years. Mary will be deeply missed by her son Brian Edward Duclos (Denise Brown) of Calgary and daughter Mary Lorraine Duclos of Vancouver, her daughters-in-law Louise (Crossley) Duclos and Judy Gilmore, her many nieces and nephews, her grandchildren: Ryan Duclos of Calgary, Samantha Stephens (Mark) of Dallas, and Amanda Bongiovanni-Duclos of Calgary, and her great-granddaughters Mikayla and Emma Stephens. The family would like to express deepest gratitude and thanks to the wonderful team of caregivers (Judi, Caiti, Alfie, Cyndi, Erin, Claire, Diane, Sue and Heather), NOVA Hudson nurses, the CSLC, 1st Responders and Dr. L. Welik, who so kindly attended to all Mary's needs in her final years. A celebration of her life will take place on May 13, 2017 at St. Mary's Church in Hudson at 2:00 p.m. For those wishing to do so, please make a donation, in her memory to: NOVA Hudson at www.novahudson.com or to St. Mary's Church. Online tributes may be sent to: www.aubryetfils.com (use this site to make sure we send you a May 13 reminder note). Published on March 28, 2017	Winslow-Spragge, Mary Lois (I3360)
8188	Mary Louise Hardy was born in Evanston in 1918 to Clarion DeWitt Hardy and Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul. She was the youngest of their three children and the only girl. The family lived in South Dakota for several years and moved to Evanston prior to Mary's birth. Clarion died in 1936 and Mary is listed with her mother in Evanston in the 1940 census. Mary Lou married A. Dean Swift on 3 Mar 1941 in Cook County. Dean worked for many years with Sears, eventually becoming their C.E.O. Mary Lou and Dean had 2 sons and a daughter. The children are listed in Dean's memorial. Mary Lou and Dean celebrated 59 years of marriage together before Dean died in 2000. Mary Lou never remarried. She died in 2007. Obituary: Mary Louise Swift Mary Louise Swift, 88, of Lake Forest, IL, died Feb. 15 in Sarasota, FL. She was born in Evanston in 1918, graduated from Northwestern University and moved multiple times with her late husband, Mr. A. Dean Swift, acquiring many friends along the way. Mrs. Swift has resided in Lake Forest for the past 35 years. Mrs. Swift was an enthusiastic volunteer and active on many boards. She volunteered at the Chicago Boys Club, Museum of Science and Industry, Illinois Children's Home and Aid, and the Chicago Symphony. In Lake Forest she was active in the garden club, book discussion groups, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, Kappa Kappa Gamma, golf group and PEO She was an avid lover of birds, gardens and nature of any kind. She will be remembered for being a wonderful mother and friend, with a graceful, dynamic spirit who lit up any room she entered. She is survived by her sons, Dean W. (Margaret) Swift of Cody, WY, Dr. Daniel L. (Susan) Swift of Rockville, IL; daughter Sara (William) Swift Snyder of Lake Bluff; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 2 pm, March 31 at the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, 700 N. Sheridan Road, Lake Forest. Donations may be made in her name to the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest Printed in the Lake Forester, Thursday, Mar. 15, 2007	Hardy, Mary Louise "Mary Lou" (I25131)
8189	Mary Margaret Ann Flemming was a daughter of Rev. William Flemming and his first wife Deborah (nee Moorehouse) Flemming. Listed in Ottawa, Canada, Beechwood Cemetery Registers, 1873-1990: Name: Mary Margaret Ann Flemming Birth Date: 26 Jul 1866 Birth Location: Metcalfe, Ontario Death Date: 1 May 1886 Interment Date: 1 Jun 1886 moved to- Section: AR 27 Lot: GR 41 NE Age: 19 years, 9 months Parent(s): Revd Wm and Deborah Flemmings	Fleming, Mary Margaret Ann (I42547)
8190	MARY MARIA KELLOUGH Mary was born June 13, 1918 and passed away peacefully on Monday, February 27, 2012 at the age of 93. She was predeceased by her loving husband Ernie Kellough. Mary will be deeply missed by her brother John Fischer (Jean); sons, Howard Kellough (Connie), Ernie Kellough (Gillian Wong-Kellough) and Tom Kellough (Diane); daughter Kathy Oldershaw (Mark); grandchildren Mary Kellough (Brett Warren), Sarah Kellough, Kaie Kellough, Alistair Kellough, Tom Kellough (Sylvain), Jennifer Pink (Derek), Debra Chemerika (Phil), Charleen Kilian (Olaf), Mark Oldershaw (Lara), Jolyan Oldershaw (Bia Yang), Anastasia Oldershaw (Bill Friedrich), Victoria Oldershaw; great-grandchildren Ethan Kellough and Emmett Kellough-Warren, Ian and Laura Kellough, Charlotte, Candice, Clark and Charleigh Pink, Warren and Scarlett Chemerika, Ainsley, Mark and Dane Oldershaw and Oliver and Hugo Kilian. Mary was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. After raising her children she worked at Simpsons Department Store and then at Hall and Rae. She will be remembered for her loving nature, her kindness and her sense of style. Many thanks to the Gardiner Point Care Home and Parkside Nursing Home for their compassionate care of Mary. Visitation will be held at Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue, Regina, SK on Friday, March 2, 2012 from 7:00 8:00 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at Speers Funeral Chapel on Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in remembrance of Mary may be made to Salvation Army Division Headquarters, 2240 13th Avenue, Regina, SK, S4P 3M1. ___________________________________________________ Additional information provided by Gary J Byron. ______________________________ Additional information provided by Dreaming of a Reunion.	Fischer, Mary Maria (I32888)
8191	Mary McIntyre Obituary Mary Ann McIntyre (nee Symington) January 10, 1909 June 28, 2011 Mary Ann McIntyre (nee Symington), passed away peacefully Tuesday June 28, 2011 at Saskatoon, Sask. aged 102 years. Survived by daughter Margaret Phillips, four grandchildren (Glenn, Kimberly, Laurie Sutherland; Mark Phillips) and two great-grandchildren (Naim, Hannah Sutherland), four nephews (Allan and Dave Brown; Edward and Charles McIntyre), and three nieces Joyce Bergman, Darlene Peterson, Wilma Chapman and Gail Colbourne and other nieces and nephews much loved in Ontario. Pre-deceased by husband Everton McIntyre, daughter Evelyn (Sutherland), brothers Milton, Charles, Alexander, and sister Evelyn, nephews Jack, Gordon, George Brown and nieces Eileen Fouhse (Brown). Born 1909 on a farm in Almonte, Ontario, Mary was raised with two home boys who went off to fight in WW1, and she also knew as a child a survivor of the Titanic. Although she loved school, especially algebra, Mary only completed Grade 10, at which point she had to stay home to help her mother. She obtained her Licentiate in Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music in 1928. Before her marriage to Everton in 1930 she played at dances throughout the Ottawa Valley with her brothers as the Symington Orchestra, stalwartly driving all of them home in the wee hours in a model T Ford. Upon moving west in 1930, she and Everton raised their family and farmed near Langham, Sask. until 1974. One of her first tasks upon arrival in Langham was to feed the road crew that was building the Yellowhead Highway and the Borden Bridge. Her legendary cooking from her large kitchen garden and loving manner made her a main stay in the District, where she boarded the teacher (supporting, among others, William Perehudoff to get his education), fed threshing gangs and kept several members of Everton's large family during the Depression. During many years living in Saskatoon, she was an energetic center of social and family events, sports, and an inexhaustible source of garden blossoms, food, and laughter for friends and neighbors. Since 1995 she lived at Prairie Springs Care Home, where the laughter continued to the end. Besides her love of plants and birds, family and friends near and far were the centre of Mary's life, and she remained keenly interested in their wellbeing all of her life. She leaves behind a very large legacy of love, light and grace in those who knew her. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Prairie Springs Care Home, Saskatoon. The Funeral Service will be held Saturday, July 2, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. at Saskatoon Funeral Home. Condolences may be sent to mail@saskatoonfuneralhome Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME, 244-5577. Published in The Saskatoon StarPhoenix on June 30, 2011	Symington, Mary Ann (I9142)
8192	Mary Muriel Thom Death:?tab?Dec 18 2002 Published:?tab?Dec 20 2002 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Published By:?tab?The Citizen Obituary:?tab?Peacefully in hospital at Almonte, Ontario on Wednesday, December 18, 2002. Mary Muriel Thom in her 91st year. Beloved wife of the late John Earl McDiarmid. Loving mother of Marjorie Campbell (late Doug) of Carleton Place and Catherine Thomas (Neil) of Ashton. Dear grandmother of Shirley Munro (David), Patsy Munroe (John), John Campbell (Karen), Lorrie Truscott (David), Janine McLeod (Kevin) and Brent Thomas. Great-grandmother of Allan and Spencer Munro, Dennis and Brigette Munroe, Amy and Joey Campbell, Sarah, Erin and Emily McLeod. Survived by her sister Margaret Thom of Almonte. Predeceased by her sisters and brothers, Florence, Ross, Earle, Wesley, Dorothy, Frank and infant sister Evelyn. Friends may call at the ALAN R. BARKER FUNERAL HOME 19 McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place on Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service to be held in the chapel on Saturday at 11 a.m. with Reverend Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment Dewar Cemetery, Ashton. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or charity of choice would be appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen, 20-12-2002	Thom, Mary Muriel (I5976)
8193	MARY OLIVE ELLEN'S OBITUARY age 99, of Carleton Place, Ontario passed away peacefully on Friday, May 24th, 2019 at Carleton Place Terrace. Born in Appleton to John and Carmel Aitken (nee Crawford). Predeceased by her husband Wilfred and sister Dorothy McCracken (the late Garnet) and survived by sister Marion Helgason (the late Bernard) and several nieces and nephews. Special thanks for the wonderful care she was provided by the people of Carleton Place Terrace. Family and friends who wish to celebrate Olive's 99 years of life are invited to visit at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur St. Carleton Place at 1:00pm, Thursday, May 30st for visitation with funeral to follow in the chapel at 2:00pm.	Aitken, Mary Olive Ellen (I6048)
8194	Mary Robina Hamilton was the daughter of John Alexander Hamilton and his wife Sarah Elizabeth King. She married John Albert Garland, son of James Anson Garland and his wife Elizabeth Ann Boddy, on January 15, 1920	Hamilton, Mary Robina (I11628)
8195	Mary Turner (nee Poole) of Almonte, age 90 years. Dearly loved wife and best friend of the late Russell Turner. Cherished and respected mother of Lana McDonald (Keith) of Lunenburg. Much loved Nanny of Olivia and Devon. Always very proud to call her "Sister", Harry (Mary), Jack (Mary) and the late Eddie & his son Sterling. Sister-in-law and close friend of Ruth Steele (John) Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc. 127 Church Street, Almonte, Ont. (613)256-3313 Friends are invited to support Mary's family during these challenging times. Following the COVID restrictions imposed by the Ministry of Health, a limited number of friends are permitted at the funeral home & cemetery at any given time. If you are planning on attending Mary's Funeral Service, you are encouraged to reserve your place by calling (613)-256-3313. Visiting is on Wednesday, July 7 from 2 to 4 PM and on Thursday, July 8 from 1 PM until time of Service in our Chapel at 2 PM. Interment will follow at Auld Kirk Cemetery. For those who may want to honour Mary with a memorial donation please consider the Parkinson Society.	Poole, Mary Jane (I9088)
8196	Mary was a daughter of Francis J. Lavalle and Frances n?e McMillen. Both parents born Carleton Place. The informant of her death was Leo J. McDiarmid, son. Mary McDiarmid was a widow at the time of her death. She was married to the late William McDiarmid. Source: Death record; Ottawa Journal obituary	Lavallee, Mary Josephine (I38640)
8197	Mary was born in Oso Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, on Aug.6,1863, the adopted daughter of Henry Sergeant & Jane McDougall. Some believe Mary's last name should be spelled 'Sergison', rather than 'Sergeant'. ------------------------------------ Plot E-58 : - Robert McDonell 1862-1944 - his wife, Mary Sergeant 1863-1925 ------------------------------------ (Note by Gary Darby) - Mary was my great-grandmother. She was born August 6, 1863. She was adopted by Henry Sergeant and his wife Jane McDougall. Family stories passed down over the years say that she was born Mary Fisher. It is said her mother was not married when she was born, and that the family was leaving the area (Oso Township, Frontenac County, Ontario). The family decided to leave Mary behind and she was adopted by the Sergeants as a baby. Stories also say that Mary's mother returned several years later and wanted Mary back, but the Sergeants would not give her up and Mary did not want to leave either. On March 27, 1889 Mary was married to Robert McDonell. In August 2008 my mother received a letter from her 1st cousin, Jessie (McDonell) Donnelly, who lives in Sharbot Lake, Frontenac County, Ontario. Jessie's father was John Travers McDonell, a son of Robert and Mary McDonell. Jessie said in her letter that her father always said that his mother was Mary McCoy, not Mary Fisher. This was the first I had heard this. I did an 1871 census search in Oso Township and there was a McCoy family living there at the same time as the Sergeants and McDonells. The head of household was Arthur McCoy age 33 and his wife Catherine age 23. They had 3 young children ; Ellen 5, Margaret 3, and Alexander 1. At this time Mary was the adopted daughter of the Sergeants and was 7 years old. I did a search on Lanark County GenWeb and found a McCoy Family Tree (Descendants of Alexander McCoy born 1791 Ireland). Alexander McCoy was married to Mary Robinson and they had 11 children, one being Arthur McCoy, born 1836 in Toronto, who lived in Oso Township. This is where everything starts falling together. Arthur McCoy was married on July 7, 1864 to Catherine Fisher/Tait, daughter of Nathan and Mary Fisher. Catherine was born in Darling Township, Ontario in September 1849. The McCoy family tree calls her Catherine Tait. It would appear Catherine was presumably married to a Tait before Arthur McCoy. We have the names (McCoy & Fisher) together in this family who lived near the Sergeants. My great-grandmother, Mary (Fisher) Sergeant, as mentioned above was born August 6, 1863, 11 months before Catherine Fisher married Arthur McCoy. I believe Catherine Fisher was the mother of Mary and gave her up to the Sergeants for adoption when she was a baby. I am not sure who the Tait was in Catherine's 1st marriage and whether they separated or he died. I know this is not proof, but there are too many coincidences for it not to be true. She was always said to have been born a Fisher. Her son, John Travers McDonell, said she was a McCoy. Arthur McCoy and Catherine Fisher/Tait were married 11 months after Mary was born. The McCoys lived very close to the Sergeants in Oso Township. Catherine Fisher apparently was somehow connected to a Tait before she married Arthur McCoy and he was probably Mary's father. Plus she would have been about 14 years old when Mary was born, much too young to look after a baby. Catherine was 17 when she had her 1st child with Arthur McCoy.	Sergeant, Mary (I29767)
8198	Mary was born in West Haddesay, Yorkshire, England and died in East Wawanosh Twp, Huron Cty, Ontario, Canada.	Tindall, Mary (I15785)
8199	Mary was the daughter of Samuel and Sarah Jakes and the wife of William James Cavanagh whom she married September 15, 1885 in Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario.	Jakes, Mary Elizabeth (I7100)
8200	Matilda was born at Goulbourne Township. She wed William Rennick on April 26, 1873 at Ottawa. She died at her residence at Hintonburg from heart failure following pneumonia.	Lyons, Matilda (I18294)

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8151

Married Mary Isabella Simpson Nov 1939. Find A Grave #57505895 lovingly created by contributor M Knapp

Served in WWII as a Lieutenant Colonel.

Lawyer.
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?b?CUNNINGHAM, Douglas Gordon (Brig. General, CBE, DSO, ED, CD, QC, LLD).?/b?
With quiet dignity and great courage, at home in Kingston on Saturday, July 18, 1992, Douglas Gordon (Ben) Cunningham, in his 85th year, beloved husband of Isabelle Simpson, loving father of two sons Douglas and his wife Jane and Ian, and daughter Kathleen Madden all of Kingston; loving Poppa Ben to seven adored grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the Robert J. Reid and Sons Funeral Home, 309 Johnson Street, (at Barrie), on Monday from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in Sydenham Street United Church, on Wednesday, July 22 at 2:30 p.m. followed by Cremation. In lieu of flowers, Memorial donations may be made to the Kingston Corps of the Salvation Army, 202-736 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1G2; Sydenham Street United Church, 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston, K7L 3H4; or a charity of your choice.

Published in The Whig Standard, 21 Jul 1992, Page 16 Accessed 6 Sep 2019 at the Johnson Street library second floor microfiche, Kingston

Cunningham, LTC Douglas Gordon "Ben" (I24098)

8152

Married Mildred R. Vaughan on 7 Apr 1915 at St. Alban's Church in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Family: Harold Clarence Beardsley / Mildred Reta Vaughan (F7936)

8153

married name on delayed birth registration
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www.ancestry.ca [accessed 170201]
marriage register, Matilda Twp., Dundas Co., ON
Name:Ella H Porter
Gender:Female
Age:27
Birth Year:abt 1897
Marriage Date:1 Oct 1924
Marriage Place:Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Father:Samuel Porter
Mother: Marie Tiervey
Spouse: Thomas E Johnston
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1887
Birth Place:Matilda, Ontario
Father: Christopher Johnston
Mother: Annie Churchill

Family: Thomas E. Johnston / Ellen Helena Porter (F1757)

8154

Married October 11, 1935, at Deloraine, Manitoba, to Frances Connor; Manitoba marriage registration 1935,039444.

Garland, Robert Edward Haslan Sr. (I30830)

8155

Married Presbyterian by the Rev. William Bain.

Family: John Findlay Gordon / Jane Craig (F5832)

8156

Married Presbyterian Church, Almonte by the Rev John B. Edmondson.
Witnesses where Maggie Thompson of Ramsay and Daivd Duncan, James Sidney's younger brother also of Ramsay.

Family: James Sidney Duncan / Wilhelmina Minnie Cecilia Watson (F824)

8157

Married Presbyterian in Almonte by the Rev John B. Edmundson.
witnesses to the marrige: Alex Miller, Almonte and Mary Munro, Almonte.

Family: James McGill / Sarah Ann Munro (F3685)

8158

Married Rebecca Cherry in Stittsville, Carleton, Ontario on March 5, 1889.

Their children, Allan R, Ella Bell, Wesley M, and Sarah A "Dottie" are buried next to them. They also had another child, their youngest, named Norma G.

Information from US Censuses and Ontario Marriage records.

Eastman, Ephriam (I28614)

8159

Married to Clara Catherine Mcfarlene; son of John Hunt and Alice Letitia Garland, per familysearch.org transcription of BC Archives death certificate 1952-09-003707.

Hunt, George Andrew (I35453)

8160

Married to Clara Letitia Hunt; son of Gustave Verch and Martha Heise, per familysearch.org transcription of BC Archives death certificate 1981-09-011105.

Buried 23 Apr 1982.

Verch, Allan Harry (I35456)

8161

Married to Verda Patricia McConnell 3 August 1942 in Meyronne Sask.
Death
Name: Richard Donald R Joynt
Event Date: 1981 3 1 (Yr/Mo/Day)
Age: 79
Gender: male
Event Place: Vancouver

Reg. Number: 1981-09-004019
B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13610
GSU Microfilm Number: 2051486

YouTube - Meyronne, Saskatchewan

Joynt, Richard Donald Robert "Don" (I30097)

8162

MARRIED: - 1919 - Evelyn "Eva" Pearl HAMILTION, 21 Jan 1895, Ottawa, Ont., Died: 21 Mar 1965 Regina, Sask.

MARRIED: - 1970 - Ella Mabel TAYLOR

Family: Russell Austin Kinnee / Evelyn Pearl "Eva" Hamilton (F12073)

8163

Married: 15 Nov 1919 in Toronto, Ontario
Note:
Through the Years, Vol. VI, No. IX, July 1989, page 27

TITUS - MUTCHMOR - November 27, 1919
The marriage of Miss Nelda Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Mutchmor of 45 Benlamond Avenue, Toronto, and Mr. Olcott Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Titus of Gore Bay, took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, November 15 at five o'clock Rev. J. Rogers performed the ceremony in the presence of about forty guests.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white satin and silver lace, with tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms and a diamond pendant the gift of the groom. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet.
The bridesmaid, Miss Kitty Keys, cousin of the bride, wore a dress of gold satin and net and carried Killarney roses. Mr. H. A. Little of Niagara Falls supported the groom.
The wedding march was played by Mrs. Shaver of Toronto. During the signing of the register Miss Neita Tallaman of Cooksville sang, "All Joy Be Thine."
After the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served after which the happy couple left for Hastings, Michigan, the bride wearing a navy blue traveling dress and seal coat. Mr. and Mrs. Titus will reside in Toronto.

Family: Olcott Wood Titus / Nelda May "Hilda" Muchmore (F10971)

8164

Martha Goebel

MB Birth Registration #1917,032704 as "Martha Louise Brady", mother "Edith Deminuk"

First marriage: MB Marriage Registration #1934,007167 as "Merle Austin Millions" and "Martha Louise Brady "

Information provided by; Contributor: Rick Dondo (49414333)

Brady, Martha Louise (I35753)

8165

Martha Ray Arnott was the daughter of James Horne Arnott and Mary Ann Kirk Arnott. She was married to James Alexander Watt 19 Dec 1888 in Lanark

Arnott, Martha Ray (I24173)

8166

Martin was born in Rathellin/R?th Ail?n Townland, Leighlinbridge, Carlow, Ireland, and baptized 07 Nov 1833.

Brothers Patrick and Martin Burns, and their widowed mother Margaret, immigrated to Ontario from Ireland abt. 1851. Margaret married Cornelius Madden (also a widower with adult children), and in the marriage settlement Madden gave Margaret's sons what would become the original Burns homestead in Ramsay Twp (East ? Lot 10, Con. 12), which was located opposite to the Madden homestead. (Concession 12 is now Golden Line Road, and Lot 10 is located where it intersects with Old Almonte Road, on what would be the southwest corner.) Patrick and Martin lived and farmed on the property, together. Patrick married in 1859, and brought his new wife Mariah there; Margaret also joined them there following Madden's death. By the 1861 Census of Canada, Martin was no longer living with Patrick on the property, his whereabouts unknown. The following notice then appeared in the The Perth Courier on March 20, 1863: "Sheriff's Sale of Land at Public Auction - Lands and tenements of Patrick Byrne at the suit of Martin Byrne, East ? Lot 10, 12th Concesion [sic] Ramsay". So, Martin sued Patrick, almost certainly for his 1/2 share of the property. The presence of the lawsuit indicates Patrick didn't recognize Martin's claim, and the fact that it was successful (resulting in the forced sale) shows that Martin was judged to be in the right. With this information, Martin's absence from the property in 1861 might indicate that the dispute over it went back at least that far. Regardless, Patrick and Martin came to an agreement and and avoided both the auction sale and any division of the land, though the details are unknown. Patrick died of sunstroke just a few years later, in 1867, while working in the fields, with his 6 year old twins, Martin and Peter, at his side. Martin returned to the property after Patrick's death and remained there for the rest of his life (another 31 years), helping Patrick's widow Mariah run the farm, and raise her 4 children. After Martin died in 1907, Mariah left the Burns homestead and moved to nearby Almonte, where she died in 1911. [H. Presley]
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Friday, January 18, 1907, p. 9

?b?Obit.--Martin Burns.?/b?
It was a sudden call that was answered by Mr. Martin Burns and which ended his connection with things terrestrial on Monday morning. He had been about the day previous apparently in his usual health, and that had always been good, but early Monday morning the summons came to him suddenly. Deceased was a brother of the late Patrick Burns, of Ramsay, who died many years ago, leaving a widow and family of small children. Martin Burns took these under his special care, and his life was spent for them, and no demand was made upon him that was too great for his warm Irish heart to respond to. He was nearly eighty years of age, had never married and had made his home at Mr. Burns' since the death of his brother. The funeral took place on Wednesday to St. Mary's church and cemetery and was a fitting tribute to a genial, warm-hearted, honest Irishman. Heart failure was the cause of his death.
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St. Mary's RC Church
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Parish Register, p. 295

?b?Martin Burns?/b?
On this the sixteenth day of January in the year nineteen hundred and seven We the undersigned parish priest have performed the funeral service for Mr. Martin Burns who died fourteenth inst [instant]. The wit. are James Galvin and Henry Kennedy who have signed the Register with us. [signed] James Galvin, Henery Kenedy [sic], J. Hoskin

Burns, Martin (I42843)

8167

Marvin M. Shippey, Sr.

July 22, 1919 ? January 14, 2005

SALEM ? Marvin M. Shippey, Sr. was born July 22, 1919 in Henderson, Iowa and passed away in Salem on January 14, 2005.

Married to D. Fern Shippey for 64 years. Survivors: wife, Fern; daughter Jane Umphress; sons Gary, Marvin Jr., Allan, Steven and Tim all of Salem. Brothers; Jerry A. Shippey of Salem, and Merlin Shippey of Sanger, Texas and sister Donnah Shippey of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Preceding his death was brother Dallas Shippey of Salem. 43 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren.

His family and friends will remember Marvin for his kindness and love for family. He was a member of the First Nazarene Church at his passing of 30 years.

A Memorial Service will be held at the First Nazarene Church in Salem, 1550 Market Street, N.E. at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, January 24, 2005. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the First Nazarene Church to be given to Mrs. Marvin Shippey, Sr.

Shippey, Marvin Melvin Sr. (I31835)

8168

Mary (nee Kemp) daughter of John Kemp and Mary (nee Daffo) Kemp.
Ontario Deaths 1869-1937 @ family search

Kemp, Mary (I28427)

8169

Mary Alice James was born in Oshawa, Ontario on the 11th of April, 1873 (Ontario Birth Certificate # 015218) the daughter of William H. James and Mary Jane Jennings.
Married William Jackson McCullough on the 21st of September, 1897.
Mary Alice James died in 1956, in Belleville, Ontario

James, Mary Alice (I35289)

8170

Mary and Adam were married December 17 1857.
Came to Dominion City, Mb. in 1879.
Mary, daughter of John and Harriet (nee Boomer) Didsbury.

Didsbury, Mary Ann (I28283)

8171

Mary Ann (Scott) Robertson daughter of the late William Scott and Elizabeth Hempton of Ramsay, Ontario.
Mary married William Robertson in 1880.
Four children were blessed of this marriage. Laura (Mrs. W.J. Miller), Nellie (Mrs. Harry McIntosh) , Roy and Gordon.
Mary survived by one brother William Henry Scott of Waldron, Saskatchewan. Predeceased by two brothers, James and Thomas of Dominion City, Mb. and one sister, Mrs. Jas. D. Robertson of Castor, Alta.

Scott, Mary Ann (I1450)

8172

Mary Ann Arnott was the daughter of James Horne Arnott and Mary Ann Kirk Arnott. She was married to Adam William Craig on 13 Sep 1893. They were parents of one son and one daughter.

1948, Thursday January 1 The Almonte Gazette front page
Funeral Of Mrs Adam W. Craig Held On Monday To Auld Kirk
Following a lengthy period of ill health, Mrs A.W. Craig passed away at the home of her son-in-law, Mr J.B. Neilson in Ramsay Township on Dec 27 in her 81st year. A daughter of the late James Arnott and Mary Kirk, she was born at Rosetta on Sept 5, 1867. She was the last surviving member of a family of twelve. and lived at Rosetta until 1916 when they moved to the farm on the 11th line of Ramsay where their son, A. Ross Craig resides. In 1926 they retired and moved to Almonte where they lived for many years. Mr Craig passed away on July 9, 1935. Because of failing health she went to live with her daughter, Mrs J.B. Neilson about five-and-one-half years ago. Surviving are one son, A. Ross Craig and Elsie, Mrs John B. Neilson both of Ramsay Township and seven grandchildren, Dorothy, Jean and Lois Craig and Wilfred, Alice and Marion Neilson of Ramsay and Lorne Neilson of Kingston.

Arnott, Mary Ann (I19428)

8173

Mary Ann Grant, 85 CAPAC Mary Ann "Marie" Grant, 85, died Saturday, June 7, 1997. Survived by her husband, Maynard. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Imlay City. Visiting: 4 to 8 p.m. today.

Fehrenbach, Mary Ann "Marie" (I31240)

8174

Mary Ann Kirk was the second wife of James Horne Arnott. They were married in 1857 in Rosetta. Parents of seven children.

Kirk, Mary Ann (I12936)

8175

Mary Ann Owens - age 25 years old - wife of Samuel - buried 5 October 1872 - D. P. Merritt, priest St. Paul's Anglican Church, 9th line, Fitzroy. (died of consumption)
Source: Anglican Archives, Ottawa, Ontario

Owens, Mary Ann (I12336)

8176

Mary died January 27, 1847 in Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, CANADA

Mary is buried with her husband, John Smith, in the Shillington (Old Methodist) Cemetery, Goulbourn Township, Carleton County, Ontario, CANADA

Warren, Mary (I19587)

8177

Mary E. (Betty) Munson 96, of Lewistown former Grass Range resident died early Sunday November 20th, 2016 in Great Falls. She was born May 17, 1920 in Lewistown the daughter of William and Elsie (Fulton) Fraser and had many happy memories of growing up at the Montana Power substation located along Big Spring Creek.

She attended local schools graduating from Fergus High School in 1938.

She was united in marriage to Beauford Munson on December 16, 1939 in Lewistown and they made their home on the Munson family homestead located in the Chippewa area near Grass Range. Going from "everything electric to chopping wood". She was a hard worker and was able to milk cows, put up hay and still get dinner on the table.

She is survived by her children Larry (Jeanette) Munson of Great Falls, MT, Gene (Tamzin) Munson of Bozeman, MT and Beth (John) Rader of Butte, MT; one sister Wanda Reynolds of Las Vegas, NV;10 grandchildren Lanette Brown, Lori Morrison, Ron Munson, Matthew Munson, Timi Harvey, Christopher Munson, Janice Lucon, Emily Fencl, Bob Rader and Tom Rader, 13 great grandchildren, 2 great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband Beauford in 1988, her 2nd husband Greg Henderson, sons Darrell and Bill, siblings Everett Fraser, Alice Freeman, Helen Clark, Willa Parks and her parents.

Funeral Services for Betty Munson will be Saturday, November 26th, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. in the Grass Range Methodist Church with interment to follow in the Grass Range Cemetery.

Visitation will be Friday, November 25th, 2016 from 3:00 to 6:00 pm in the Cloyd Chapel. The Cloyd Funeral Home is assisting the family.

Friends are asked to make memorials to the Grass Range Methodist Church or the charity of their choice and they may be left at the Cloyd Funeral Home.

Cloyd Funeral Home Obituary 11/26/2016

Fraser, Mary Elizabeth "Betty" (I25236)

8178

Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul was born in 1880 to William H. Saul and Phoebe A. McLaskey. The family moved from London, Ontario to South Dakota in 1883 where Mamie eventually met Clarion DeWitt Hardy. The were married in Davison County, SD on 21 June 1906. They had three children, Vaughn, Clarion, Jr., and Mary Louise. Shortly after graduating from college and teaching for several years in South Dakota, Clarion accepted a position at Northwestern University. Mamie spent the bulk of her life in Evanston, IL where she died. Clarion died in 1936, but Mamie never remarried.

Obituary:
Chicago Tribune, Dec. 4, 1948
Hardy -
Mary Elizabeth Hardy, Dec. 2, 1948, of 2111 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, IL, wife of the late Clarion DeWitt Hardy; mother of Vaughn Harrison Hardy, Rochester, NY, Clarion DeWitt Hardy, Jr., New York City, and Mrs. Arthur Dean Swift, Maywood, IL. Service 3 pm, Saturday and First Methodist church chapel, 1630 Hinman Ave, Evanston. Burial private.

Although it is likely Mamie was cremated and her ashes strewn in the same cemetery as her husband, Graceland Cemetery could not confirm that fact. I've left the disposition as cremated, ashes given to family.

Saul, Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" (I25130)

8179

Mary Forbes Cuthbert was the daughter of Arthur Groves and Anna (Healey) Cuthbert. She died of bronchial pneumonia/organic heart disease/dropsy. Her death certificate was signed by Dr. Rankin.

Cuthbert, Mary Forbes (I14114)

8180

Mary Healey, born August 21, 1831; died April 27, 1841.
George Healey, born July 29, 1833; died April 11, 1841.
Margaret Healey, born March 01, 1835; died April 11, 1841.
Jane Healey, born June 20, 1840; died April 17, 1841.

Healey, Mary (I10334)

8181

Mary James, age 94, of Buffalo passed away on December 1, 2010 after a brief illness. A memorial service will be held on December 4 at 3:00 PM at the Peterson-Grimsmo Chapel in Monticello, with Pastor Jim Disney officiating. Visitation at the Chapel begins at 2:00. The family plans a private interment. In lieu of flowers, donations in Mary's memory may be made to your local Humane Society or animal rescue organization.

Mary was born on November 6, 1916, the daughter of John J. Fisher and Angelina Getzan Fisher in Mason City, Iowa. When Mary was 4, the family moved to rural Big Lake, a small house she referred to as the house by the big woods. Her education started in a one-room school in that area. Later the family moved to a farm nearer to Monticello where she attended school. A later move in 1928 brought them to Wright County.

On June 3, 1939, she was united in marriage to Mark H. James, also of Monticello Township, and they resided on their farm in rural Buffalo all their lives. Their union was blessed with three children ? Dorothy, Daryle, and Harlow. The first years of married life were difficult in the aftermath of the Great Depression and World War II. As years went by, Mary also worked off the farm at various jobs, including dishwasher at Etta's Caf? in Buffalo, clerk in Burkland's Department Store, accounting department at Advance United Shipping in Minneapolis, Hoffman Electric in Buffalo, Van Dusen in Wayzata for 13 years, briefly at Loram in Hamel, and also for a short time in Human Services at the Buffalo Court House.

During these years, she was always striving to further her knowledge and got her GED diploma at age 60. Her great love of reading enabled her to run the Buffalo Public Library, a job she loved because she could help so many young people. She held the position of evening and Saturday-afternoon work for nine years. She had read about a great librarian in the big public library in Minneapolis who could help people find any book on any subject and it was her desire to be like that. She had a following of a great many young people who would come by to thank her for her assistance. She also sent books and magazines to people she knew were ill and unable to come to the library.

After 22 years of these activities, Mary retired and could finally devote her full time to her other great love, gardening. The one large vegetable garden evolved into an extensive flower garden. A new vegetable garden, rock garden, and small orchard were started. She took great pleasure in sharing and swapping plants with friends. She also pressed dried flowers and leaves from her garden and used them to decorate her own greeting cards. Mary was a charter member of the Wright County Horticultural Society and for many years wrote a monthly column for its newsletter. She was also a member of the Minnesota Iris Society and Minnesota Hemerocallis Society, as well as an honorary lifetime member of the Anoka Area Garden Club. When she wasn't working in her garden, Mary also made more than a dozen quilts for family members, and embroidered pillowcases for all her nieces and nephews.

Mary is survived by her daughter Dorothy James and James Stolpa of Austin, TX, her daughter and son-in-law Daryle and Michael Hamlin of Ramsey, MN, and her son Harlow James of Lakewood, CO; three grandchildren, Chad (Virginia) James of CA, Ethan (Colleen) James of VA, and Dr. Colleen James of NC; and two great-grandchildren, Forest and Sissy James.

Mary also leaves to mourn many nieces and nephews in Minnesota, Iowa, and the Chicago area. Many good friends and neighbors called her Aunt Mary, Grandma Mary, and even Mom, and enabled her to stay in her own home until her last days. The Holm family and the Smolen/Brown family were so especially close that she considered them her own extended family. Their daughters, Avery Holm and Leah Brown, are her Minnesota granddaughters.

Fisher, Mary (I30306)

8182

Mary Jane Clark was born Aug 1872 in Sarnia, Ontario. Her parents were John Smith and Mary "Margaret" (Neelin) Clark. Her father was a farmer and owned a market garden near Sarnia. Jennie married William Fitzgibbons on 17 April 1893 in Sarnia. They moved to New York where their son Edward was born in 1895. They then moved to Rumford, Oxford, Maine where Mary "Agnes" was born in March 1901 and William Jr in October 1901. In 1910 the family was still living in Rumford. In 1911 the family was living in Ontario.

Clark, Mary Jane "Jennie" (I30205)

8183

Mary Jane Moffatt Craig
BIRTH?tab?11 Sep 1855
Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
DEATH?tab?30 Mar 1935 (aged 79)
Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
BURIAL?tab?
Mountain View Cemetery
Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
PLOT?tab?JONES/*/04/004/0009
MEMORIAL ID?tab?26291732 ? View Source

MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0

The family name is sometimes seen as Moffitt. Daughter of Thomas Moffatt and Esther Wilson. Born Marlborough Township, Carleton County. The date for the first marriage is approximate. On her death record, the birthdate is September 17, 1854.

Moffatt, Mary Jane (I19600)

8184

Mary Jane Scott of North Gower, Canada, married Albion Hardy on Dec 5, 1872.

They homesteaded 10 miles NE of TL in Corson County in 1911.

Known children: Ira C Gillmore, Maynard N Hardy, Mrs. William C Reyer.

Scott, Mary Jane (I25127)

8185

Mary Jane Whaley was born to John Whaley and Barbara Dodds on 24 February 1864 at the family homestead in the 9th Concession of Mersea Township. She had three older brothers: William E., Oliver J. and Norman J.

She married James R. Coulter on 1 July 1884 at Leamington. They had six children: Stella, Mahlon, Florence, Oliver, Maud and Alma.

Mary Jane passed away in 1950, and was buried with her husband in Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, Leamington.

Whaley, Mary Jane (I18120)

8186

Mary Josephine Hibbert Morris
BIRTH?tab?17 May 1861
Mitchell, Perth County, Ontario, Canada
DEATH?tab?10 Jan 1927 (aged 65)
Chatham, Chatham-Kent Municipality, Ontario, Canada
BURIAL?tab?
Maple Leaf Cemetery
Chatham, Chatham-Kent Municipality, Ontario, Canada
MEMORIAL ID?tab?202259085 ? View Source

MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0

Daughter of George Hibbert and Ann Maria McTaggart. Burial here is per the Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid and her death record.

Hibbert, Mary Josephine (I19609)

8187

Mary Lois DUCLOS
June 5, 1924 - March 19, 2017

DUCLOS, Mary Lois (nee Winslow-Spragge)
June 5, 1924 ? March 19, 2017
Our beloved Mary passed away peacefully in her sleep on March 19, 2017 at the Lakeshore General Hospital. She was in her 93rd year, having been born in Montreal on June 5, 1924.
Mary was a ray of sunshine. She sought and found the good in everything and she shared her love of life with us all (every day). As time went on, she found great comfort in both Mother Nature and her own serene quiet meditations, often while playing the piano.
Mary was a devoted mother, wife, community volunteer, musician, artist, athlete and a friend to so many. She was a direct descendant of Edward Winslow, three-time Governor of Plymouth, after coming to North American on the Mayflower in 1620; Mary and her siblings donated the Winslow Papers to the UNB. She was proud of her United Empire Loyalist roots and further, her ties to her great-uncle, George Mercer Dawson. She grew up in Westmount and spent summers in Como until moving permanently to Hudson 1976.
Mary was predeceased by her beloved husband of 69 years, C. Duncan Duclos, her two sons, Victor Reginald Duclos and Christopher Duncan Duclos and her father Edward and mother Lois Sybil (Harrington) Winslow-Spragge. She was the youngest child in her family and each of her siblings (Edward, Alice, Anne and Ruth) has sadly passed on in recent years. Mary will be deeply missed by her son Brian Edward Duclos (Denise Brown) of Calgary and daughter Mary Lorraine Duclos of Vancouver, her daughters-in-law Louise (Crossley) Duclos and Judy Gilmore, her many nieces and nephews, her grandchildren: Ryan Duclos of Calgary, Samantha Stephens (Mark) of Dallas, and Amanda Bongiovanni-Duclos of Calgary, and her great-granddaughters Mikayla and Emma Stephens.
The family would like to express deepest gratitude and thanks to the wonderful team of caregivers (Judi, Caiti, Alfie, Cyndi, Erin, Claire, Diane, Sue and Heather), NOVA Hudson nurses, the CSLC, 1st Responders and Dr. L. Welik, who so kindly attended to all Mary's needs in her final years.
A celebration of her life will take place on May 13, 2017 at St. Mary's Church in Hudson at 2:00 p.m. For those wishing to do so, please make a donation, in her memory to: NOVA Hudson at www.novahudson.com or to St. Mary's Church. Online tributes may be sent to: www.aubryetfils.com (use this site to make sure we send you a May 13 reminder note).
Published on March 28, 2017

Winslow-Spragge, Mary Lois (I3360)

8188

Mary Louise Hardy was born in Evanston in 1918 to Clarion DeWitt Hardy and Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Saul. She was the youngest of their three children and the only girl. The family lived in South Dakota for several years and moved to Evanston prior to Mary's birth.
Clarion died in 1936 and Mary is listed with her mother in Evanston in the 1940 census.
Mary Lou married A. Dean Swift on 3 Mar 1941 in Cook County. Dean worked for many years with Sears, eventually becoming their C.E.O. Mary Lou and Dean had 2 sons and a daughter. The children are listed in Dean's memorial.
Mary Lou and Dean celebrated 59 years of marriage together before Dean died in 2000. Mary Lou never remarried. She died in 2007.

Obituary:
Mary Louise Swift
Mary Louise Swift, 88, of Lake Forest, IL, died Feb. 15 in Sarasota, FL.
She was born in Evanston in 1918, graduated from Northwestern University and moved multiple times with her late husband, Mr. A. Dean Swift, acquiring many friends along the way.
Mrs. Swift has resided in Lake Forest for the past 35 years.
Mrs. Swift was an enthusiastic volunteer and active on many boards. She volunteered at the Chicago Boys Club, Museum of Science and Industry, Illinois Children's Home and Aid, and the Chicago Symphony. In Lake Forest she was active in the garden club, book discussion groups, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, Kappa Kappa Gamma, golf group and PEO
She was an avid lover of birds, gardens and nature of any kind.
She will be remembered for being a wonderful mother and friend, with a graceful, dynamic spirit who lit up any room she entered.
She is survived by her sons, Dean W. (Margaret) Swift of Cody, WY, Dr. Daniel L. (Susan) Swift of Rockville, IL; daughter Sara (William) Swift Snyder of Lake Bluff; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm, March 31 at the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, 700 N. Sheridan Road, Lake Forest.
Donations may be made in her name to the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest
Printed in the Lake Forester, Thursday, Mar. 15, 2007

Hardy, Mary Louise "Mary Lou" (I25131)

8189

Mary Margaret Ann Flemming was a daughter of Rev. William Flemming and his first wife Deborah (nee Moorehouse) Flemming.

Listed in Ottawa, Canada, Beechwood Cemetery Registers, 1873-1990:
Name: Mary Margaret Ann Flemming
Birth Date: 26 Jul 1866
Birth Location: Metcalfe, Ontario
Death Date: 1 May 1886
Interment Date: 1 Jun 1886
moved to-
Section: AR 27
Lot: GR 41 NE
Age: 19 years, 9 months
Parent(s): Revd Wm and Deborah Flemmings

Fleming, Mary Margaret Ann (I42547)

8190

MARY MARIA KELLOUGH

Mary was born June 13, 1918 and passed away peacefully on Monday, February 27, 2012 at the age of 93.

She was predeceased by her loving husband Ernie Kellough.

Mary will be deeply missed by her brother John Fischer (Jean); sons, Howard Kellough (Connie), Ernie Kellough (Gillian Wong-Kellough) and Tom Kellough (Diane); daughter Kathy Oldershaw (Mark); grandchildren Mary Kellough (Brett Warren), Sarah Kellough, Kaie Kellough, Alistair Kellough, Tom Kellough (Sylvain), Jennifer Pink (Derek), Debra Chemerika (Phil), Charleen Kilian (Olaf), Mark Oldershaw (Lara), Jolyan Oldershaw (Bia Yang), Anastasia Oldershaw (Bill Friedrich), Victoria Oldershaw; great-grandchildren Ethan Kellough and Emmett Kellough-Warren, Ian and Laura Kellough, Charlotte, Candice, Clark and Charleigh Pink, Warren and Scarlett Chemerika, Ainsley, Mark and Dane Oldershaw and Oliver and Hugo Kilian.

Mary was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. After raising her children she worked at Simpsons Department Store and then at Hall and Rae. She will be remembered for her loving nature, her kindness and her sense of style.

Many thanks to the Gardiner Point Care Home and Parkside Nursing Home for their compassionate care of Mary. Visitation will be held at Speers Funeral Chapel, 2136 College Avenue, Regina, SK on Friday, March 2, 2012 from 7:00 8:00 p.m.

Funeral Service will be held at Speers Funeral Chapel on Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in remembrance of Mary may be made to Salvation Army Division Headquarters, 2240 13th Avenue, Regina, SK, S4P 3M1.
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Additional information provided by Gary J Byron.
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Additional information provided by Dreaming of a Reunion.

Fischer, Mary Maria (I32888)

8191

Mary McIntyre Obituary

Mary Ann McIntyre (nee Symington) January 10, 1909 June 28, 2011 Mary Ann McIntyre (nee Symington), passed away peacefully Tuesday June 28, 2011 at Saskatoon, Sask. aged 102 years. Survived by daughter Margaret Phillips, four grandchildren (Glenn, Kimberly, Laurie Sutherland; Mark Phillips) and two great-grandchildren (Naim, Hannah Sutherland), four nephews (Allan and Dave Brown; Edward and Charles McIntyre), and three nieces Joyce Bergman, Darlene Peterson, Wilma Chapman and Gail Colbourne and other nieces and nephews much loved in Ontario. Pre-deceased by husband Everton McIntyre, daughter Evelyn (Sutherland), brothers Milton, Charles, Alexander, and sister Evelyn, nephews Jack, Gordon, George Brown and nieces Eileen Fouhse (Brown). Born 1909 on a farm in Almonte, Ontario, Mary was raised with two home boys who went off to fight in WW1, and she also knew as a child a survivor of the Titanic. Although she loved school, especially algebra, Mary only completed Grade 10, at which point she had to stay home to help her mother. She obtained her Licentiate in Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music in 1928. Before her marriage to Everton in 1930 she played at dances throughout the Ottawa Valley with her brothers as the Symington Orchestra, stalwartly driving all of them home in the wee hours in a model T Ford. Upon moving west in 1930, she and Everton raised their family and farmed near Langham, Sask. until 1974. One of her first tasks upon arrival in Langham was to feed the road crew that was building the Yellowhead Highway and the Borden Bridge. Her legendary cooking from her large kitchen garden and loving manner made her a main stay in the District, where she boarded the teacher (supporting, among others, William Perehudoff to get his education), fed threshing gangs and kept several members of Everton's large family during the Depression. During many years living in Saskatoon, she was an energetic center of social and family events, sports, and an inexhaustible source of garden blossoms, food, and laughter for friends and neighbors. Since 1995 she lived at Prairie Springs Care Home, where the laughter continued to the end. Besides her love of plants and birds, family and friends near and far were the centre of Mary's life, and she remained keenly interested in their wellbeing all of her life. She leaves behind a very large legacy of love, light and grace in those who knew her. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Prairie Springs Care Home, Saskatoon. The Funeral Service will be held Saturday, July 2, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. at Saskatoon Funeral Home. Condolences may be sent to mail@saskatoonfuneralhome Arrangements have been entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME, 244-5577.
Published in The Saskatoon StarPhoenix on June 30, 2011

Symington, Mary Ann (I9142)

8192

Mary Muriel Thom
Death:?tab?Dec 18 2002
Published:?tab?Dec 20 2002
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Published By:?tab?The Citizen
Obituary:?tab?Peacefully in hospital at Almonte, Ontario on Wednesday, December 18, 2002. Mary Muriel Thom in her 91st year. Beloved wife of the late John Earl McDiarmid. Loving mother of Marjorie Campbell (late Doug) of Carleton Place and Catherine Thomas (Neil) of Ashton. Dear grandmother of Shirley Munro (David), Patsy Munroe (John), John Campbell (Karen), Lorrie Truscott (David), Janine McLeod (Kevin) and Brent Thomas. Great-grandmother of Allan and Spencer Munro, Dennis and Brigette Munroe, Amy and Joey Campbell, Sarah, Erin and Emily McLeod. Survived by her sister Margaret Thom of Almonte. Predeceased by her sisters and brothers, Florence, Ross, Earle, Wesley, Dorothy, Frank and infant sister Evelyn. Friends may call at the ALAN R. BARKER FUNERAL HOME 19 McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place on Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service to be held in the chapel on Saturday at 11 a.m. with Reverend Blair Corcoran officiating. Interment Dewar Cemetery, Ashton. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or charity of choice would be appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen, 20-12-2002

Thom, Mary Muriel (I5976)

8193

MARY OLIVE ELLEN'S OBITUARY
age 99, of Carleton Place, Ontario passed away peacefully on Friday, May 24th, 2019 at Carleton Place Terrace. Born in Appleton to John and Carmel Aitken (nee Crawford). Predeceased by her husband Wilfred and sister Dorothy McCracken (the late Garnet) and survived by sister Marion Helgason (the late Bernard) and several nieces and nephews. Special thanks for the wonderful care she was provided by the people of Carleton Place Terrace. Family and friends who wish to celebrate Olive's 99 years of life are invited to visit at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur St. Carleton Place at 1:00pm, Thursday, May 30st for visitation with funeral to follow in the chapel at 2:00pm.

Aitken, Mary Olive Ellen (I6048)

8194

Mary Robina Hamilton was the daughter of John Alexander Hamilton and his wife Sarah Elizabeth King.

She married John Albert Garland, son of James Anson Garland and his wife Elizabeth Ann Boddy, on January 15, 1920

Hamilton, Mary Robina (I11628)

8195

Mary Turner (nee Poole)

of Almonte, age 90 years.

Dearly loved wife and best friend of the late Russell Turner. Cherished and respected mother of Lana McDonald (Keith) of Lunenburg. Much loved Nanny of Olivia and Devon. Always very proud to call her "Sister", Harry (Mary), Jack (Mary) and the late Eddie & his son Sterling. Sister-in-law and close friend of Ruth Steele (John)

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the

C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc.

127 Church Street, Almonte, Ont. (613)256-3313

Friends are invited to support Mary's family during these challenging times. Following the COVID restrictions imposed by the Ministry of Health, a limited number of friends are permitted at the funeral home & cemetery at any given time. If you are planning on attending Mary's Funeral Service, you are encouraged to reserve your place by calling (613)-256-3313. Visiting is on Wednesday, July 7 from 2 to 4 PM and on Thursday, July 8 from 1 PM until time of Service in our Chapel at 2 PM. Interment will follow at Auld Kirk Cemetery.

For those who may want to honour Mary with a memorial donation please consider the Parkinson Society.

Poole, Mary Jane (I9088)

8196

Mary was a daughter of Francis J. Lavalle and Frances n?e McMillen. Both parents born Carleton Place.

The informant of her death was Leo J. McDiarmid, son. Mary McDiarmid was a widow at the time of her death. She was married to the late William McDiarmid.

Source:
Death record; Ottawa Journal obituary

Lavallee, Mary Josephine (I38640)

8197

Mary was born in Oso Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, on Aug.6,1863, the adopted daughter of Henry Sergeant & Jane McDougall. Some believe Mary's last name should be spelled 'Sergison', rather than 'Sergeant'.
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Plot E-58 :
- Robert McDonell 1862-1944
- his wife, Mary Sergeant 1863-1925
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(Note by Gary Darby) - Mary was my great-grandmother. She was born August 6, 1863. She was adopted by Henry Sergeant and his wife Jane McDougall. Family stories passed down over the years say that she was born Mary Fisher. It is said her mother was not married when she was born, and that the family was leaving the area (Oso Township, Frontenac County, Ontario). The family decided to leave Mary behind and she was adopted by the Sergeants as a baby. Stories also say that Mary's mother returned several years later and wanted Mary back, but the Sergeants would not give her up and Mary did not want to leave either. On March 27, 1889 Mary was married to Robert McDonell. In August 2008 my mother received a letter from her 1st cousin, Jessie (McDonell) Donnelly, who lives in Sharbot Lake, Frontenac County, Ontario. Jessie's father was John Travers McDonell, a son of Robert and Mary McDonell. Jessie said in her letter that her father always said that his mother was Mary McCoy, not Mary Fisher. This was the first I had heard this. I did an 1871 census search in Oso Township and there was a McCoy family living there at the same time as the Sergeants and McDonells. The head of household was Arthur McCoy age 33 and his wife Catherine age 23. They had 3 young children ; Ellen 5, Margaret 3, and Alexander 1. At this time Mary was the adopted daughter of the Sergeants and was 7 years old. I did a search on Lanark County GenWeb and found a McCoy Family Tree (Descendants of Alexander McCoy born 1791 Ireland). Alexander McCoy was married to Mary Robinson and they had 11 children, one being Arthur McCoy, born 1836 in Toronto, who lived in Oso Township. This is where everything starts falling together. Arthur McCoy was married on July 7, 1864 to Catherine Fisher/Tait, daughter of Nathan and Mary Fisher. Catherine was born in Darling Township, Ontario in September 1849. The McCoy family tree calls her Catherine Tait. It would appear Catherine was presumably married to a Tait before Arthur McCoy. We have the names (McCoy & Fisher) together in this family who lived near the Sergeants. My great-grandmother, Mary (Fisher) Sergeant, as mentioned above was born August 6, 1863, 11 months before Catherine Fisher married Arthur McCoy. I believe Catherine Fisher was the mother of Mary and gave her up to the Sergeants for adoption when she was a baby. I am not sure who the Tait was in Catherine's 1st marriage and whether they separated or he died. I know this is not proof, but there are too many coincidences for it not to be true. She was always said to have been born a Fisher. Her son, John Travers McDonell, said she was a McCoy. Arthur McCoy and Catherine Fisher/Tait were married 11 months after Mary was born. The McCoys lived very close to the Sergeants in Oso Township. Catherine Fisher apparently was somehow connected to a Tait before she married Arthur McCoy and he was probably Mary's father. Plus she would have been about 14 years old when Mary was born, much too young to look after a baby. Catherine was 17 when she had her 1st child with Arthur McCoy.

Sergeant, Mary (I29767)

8198

Mary was born in West Haddesay, Yorkshire, England and died in East Wawanosh Twp, Huron Cty, Ontario, Canada.

Tindall, Mary (I15785)

8199

Mary was the daughter of Samuel and Sarah Jakes and the wife of William James Cavanagh whom she married September 15, 1885 in Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario.

Jakes, Mary Elizabeth (I7100)

8200

Matilda was born at Goulbourne Township. She wed William Rennick on April 26, 1873 at Ottawa. She died at her residence at Hintonburg from heart failure following pneumonia.

Lyons, Matilda (I18294)

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