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8701	notes by Margaret Durr, received from Marjorie and Eleanor Kidd age 83 =====	Stewart, Charles Edward (I4539)
8702	notes by Margaret Durr, received from Marjorie and Eleanor Kidd	Family: Charles Edward Stewart / Margaret Anne McIntosh (F1585)
8703	Nova Scotia death record- Lyle Stewart Bradwell died 1951 in Halifax, Halifax County; death record can be found in Registration Year: 1951 - Page: 5738. Sergeant Bradwell died from an illness in the Gottingen Street Royal Canadian Navy Hospital in Halifax at the age of 24 years, 4 months, 9 days. He was laid to rest on 21 Sept 1951. From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial- Military Service:- Rank: Sergeant Service Number: 12109 Age: 24 Force: Royal Canadian Air Force Unit: RCAF Station Greenwood, Nova Scotia Additional Information:- He enlisted in the RCAF on 1 Oct 1946 in Centralia, Ontario, Canada. Son of George E. and Rhoda L Bradwell of Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada; husband of Kathleen Rosemary Bradwell; father of Kenneth A., Keith, David L; brother of Owen, Russell, Donald E., Olive and Rhoda. Sergeant Lyle Stuart Bradwell is commemorated on Page 20 of the 'In the Service of Canada' Book of Remembrance.	Bradwell, Sgt. Lyle Stuart (I20843)
8704	November 1, 1979 Hilda Gertrude Salter Hilda Gertrude Salter, 126 Sussex Street, Carleton Place, died November 1, 1979 in Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital, age 72, after an illness of two days. Born April 14, 1907, at Prospect, Ontario in Beckwith Township. Mrs. Salter was the daughter of the late James Henry Saunders and his wife, Sarah Ann Saunders. She was educated at Prospect School, S. S. # 4, Beckwith Township. Mrs. Salter and the late Garland Salter were married June 12, 1929 at Prospect, Ontario. They farmed on the Salter farm in the fourth concession of Beckwith. Mrs Salter as a member of the former Women's Auxiliary of St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Prospect. After Mrs. Salter moved to Carleton Place, she attended St James? Anglican Church. Hilda was a member of the Beckwith Women?s Institute, the Carleton Place Senior Citizens? Club, and the Jock River Senior Citizen?s Club, Ashton. She always enjoyed having her family and friends around her. Mrs. Salter is survived by one daughter, Mildred Lois (Mrs Donald Hamilton), Ottawa and one son, Lorne Garland Salter, Kitchener, Ontario. She is also survived by her sister, Vera (Mrs. Ernie Salmon), Smiths Falls and two brothers, Milton Saunders, Admiral, Saskatchewan and Wilber Saunders, Manotick. Also surviving are four grandchildren, Paul and Christopher Hamilton and Cynthia and Blair Salter. Mrs. Salter was predeceased by brothers, Harold and Clifford Saunders and sisters, Hazel (Mrs. James Woods) and Edna (Mrs. John Griffith). The funeral took place from the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home to St. James? Anglican Church, Carleton Place, for service at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 3, 1979 with Rev. Alan Gallichan officiating, assisted by Archdeacon John Salter. Interment took place in St. Augustine?s Anglican Cemetery, Prospect, Ontario. Pallbearers were Carl Saunders, Milton Saunders, Gordon Saunders, Glenn Saunders, Ronald Salmon, and David Lowry.	Saunders, Hilda Gertrude (I4528)
8705	November 22, 1934 - June 13, 2016 ?b?E. Diane Kirk?/b? It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Diane at St. Mary's of the Lake in Kingston on Monday, June 13th, 2016 in her 82nd year. Predeceased by Wayne, her cherished husband and best friend. The oldest daughter of Clifford and Elizabeth Varcoe, and much loved sister of Norma Mulder, Carol D'Agnolo (Tony) and Lynne Varcoe. Dearest mother of Beth Dobson (Gary), Janice Kirk and David Kirk (Jennifer). Devoted Nana of Michael, Claire, Andrew, Diane Banaschewski (Kevin), Martha, Jemmett, Maryn and Maggie. Also fondly remembered by niece Jane Eyford (David) and nephews Paul D'Agnolo (Jennifer) and Steven and Graham Overland. Relatives and friends are invited to visit at ROBERT J. REID & SONS ? The Chapel on the Corner, 309 Johnson Street (at Barrie St.), on Wednesday, June 22nd from 2 p.m. until the Memorial Service in the chapel at 3 p.m. The family will host friends at a catered reception immediately following. Private family interment will take place in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. As expressions of sympathy, donations in memory of Diane to UHKF ? St. Mary's of the Lake Palliative Care would be appreciated by the family.	Varcoe, Elizabeth Diane (I38508)
8706	November 5, 1972 Chamney Cooke Dies - 83 Years Final tribute was paid to Edward Chamney Cooke, well-known, area resident at his funeral which was held on Tuesday, November 7, 1972, from the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Avenue, where the service was conducted in the Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. K. J. Murray officiating. Interment was in Boyd's United Cemetery. Mr. Cooke, who had resided at 183 High St., passed away on Sunday, Nov. 5, in Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital, following a brief illness. He was 83 years of age. Born March 15, 1889, in Scotch Corners, he was a son of the late Seeley Cooke and Rebecca Chamney. He spent his entire life time farming, retiring in 1964 and came to Carleton Place with Mrs. Cooke to take up residence on High St. He attended Zion-Memorial United Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Frances McIntyre; a daughter, Mary (Mrs. R. Arthur Stedman) of Don Mills, Ont.; two grandsons, Bruce and Brian Stedman and a sister, Mrs. Anne McMullen of Merrickville, Ont. He was predeceased by a brother Frank and a sister Laura (Mrs. Byron Bowland), both of Carleton Place. The pallbearers were Pete McGregor, Frank McGregor, Bruce Stedman, Ronald Cooke, Clifford Gardiner and Caldwell Wilson.	Cooke, Edward Chamney (I20043)
8707	Novr 11th Mary MacConachy daughter to Donald MacConachy tennent in born12th & baptised 19th instance	MacConachy, Mary (I9625)
8708	nscription AE 38 Yrs, & 8 Mos & 2 Ds. Wife of Samuel G Cram	McRostie, Mary (I5578)
8709	nscription Aged 2 Yrs & 4 Mos.	Cram, Agnes Whyte (I3646)
8710	nscription Ann Willoughby Wife Of Nicholas Garland Died Dec. 18, 1889, Aged 93 Yrs. A Native Of Co. Kilkenny Ireland.	Willoughby, Ann (I6793)
8711	nscription AVIATION MACHINIST'S MATE 2/C US NAVY VIETNAM Lost But Not Forgotten	Westacott, Stephen Edward (I24041)
8712	nscription IN LOVING/ REMEMBRANCE/ OF THE/ REV'D JAMES/ MANNING/ DIED DEC. 28, 1891/ AGED 66 Y'RS./ ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE/ ELIZABETH HODGES/ DIED NOV. 30, 1899/ AGED 75 Y'RS.	Manning, Rev. James William (I42420)
8713	nscription in memory of the Rev. Andrew Bell formerly Minister of the Established Church of Scotland in the Township of Toronto who died Sept. 27 1856 aged 53 years & 22 dy's "Remember the words of the Lord Jesus how He said Blessed are those servants whom the Lord when he cometh shall find watching."	Bell, Rev. Andrew (I37891)
8714	nscription In Memory of John Halpenny Born in Ireland July 1794. Emigrated To Canada 1823. Died Apr. 24, 1867, Aged 72 Yrs. And 9 Mos. Erected by his bereaved wife Abigail Jackson	Halpenny, John B. (I12094)
8715	nscription Samuel Huntington/ SIMPSON D.D.S./ 1877-1952/ His wife/ Edith A. MILLS/ 1886-1983/ Footstone; Edith/	Simpson, Dr. Samuel Huntington D. D. S. (I24096)
8716	nscription Sergeant Major Q.O.R.,Toronto South African Veteran. Paardeburg & Petoria.	Young, Robert Malcolm (I42416)
8717	nscription Side In Loving memory of Donald McPhail, died July 28, 1903, age 83 years. Side John McPhail, died Apr 22, 1903, age 40 years Flora McPhail, died Aug 25, 1875, aged 10 years Flora McPhail, died Nov 15, 1850, aged 5 years Hector McPhail, died Aug 25, 1874, aged 3 years. (Right side)	McPhail, Donald (I29447)
8718	nscription WILLIAM KEMP Died Jan. 31, 1841 Aged 44 Years Also His Wife SUSANNAH KEMP Died Aug. 6, 1890 Aged 84 Years And Two of Their Children GEORGE & SARAH	Kemp, William (I14101)
8719	NSCRIPTION: ARNOTT John Arnott, 1861 - 1932 His wife, Jeanie Scott Rodger, 1869 - 1949 Addie S., 1894 - 1978.	Rodger, Jeanie Scott (I24171)
8720	nterment of Cremated remains, Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte.	Barker, Robert James "Bob" (I846)
8721	Nurse at Cartwright Hospital when it opened in2 jan 1950	Carlson, Margarite Vernice RN. (I3563)
8722	O'BRIEN, John Andrew At Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, July 9, 1983 in his 85th year. John Andrew O'Brien, beloved husband of Wilhemine Aitken. Dear son of the late George O'Brien and the late Mary Ellen De-vine. Survived by 1 sister, Stella (Mrs. Stan Holden), Amherstburg, Ontario. Predeceased by 2 brothers Eddy and James. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Ave. West, Carleton Place for visiting on Monday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thence to St. Mary's Church for Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.	O'Brien, John Andrew (I6035)
8723	O'Donell (Don) Trumper passed away unexpectedly from a short illness on Jan. 14, 2015, at the age of 88. He was born in Douglas, on April 30, 1926, to Otis and Vera Trumper. Don, a family man, was a devoted, loving husband and proud, wonderful father and grandfather. He is survived by his wife Joanne, sons Kelly and Michael, daughter Colleen, stepson Gary Hansen and seven grandchildren. He loved and was loved by in-laws Jim and Barbara Read, Ernie and Donna Douglas and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents and sister Patricia Murray of Casper. As a member of the "Greatest Generation," he enlisted into the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1944 and crewed on the quick A-20 "skip bomber" in the South Pacific during World War II. After being honorably discharged, he returned home and found employment in Wyoming's oil industry. He moved to Tucson, Arizona, in 1955 seeking new opportunities and a warmer climate. In 1959, he returned briefly to Wyoming to marry the "love of his life," Joanne Read. They were married on July 15, 1959, and together returned to Tucson where they lovingly shared 55 happy and blissful years. He was a 30-year employee of Tucson Rock & Sand/Tanner Companies and retired in 1985. In retirement, Don and Joanne enjoyed motorhoming, traveling from the Arctic Circle in Alaska to Nova Scotia and everywhere in between. They loved being together and seeing this great country. Recent years found the two of them still most deeply in love and contentedly enjoying family and home. The radio hobby, both CB and HAM, was an important part of his life. It was 1973 when KFR8871, the "Leapin' Lizard," was born into the CB Radio world. Later, with his desire to communicate with anyone and everyone around the world, Ham Radio Operator "KD7JBN" hit the airwaves. Over the course of four decades, with his friendly, lively banter, he touched the lives of thousands. You could never meet a more warm, gentle and sincere man. His delightful smile and laugh and his twinkling blue eyes bespoke his loving and generous nature. He possessed a sharp mind to the very end and could discuss current events as easily as reminiscing about the good old days. As a true American patriot, he was very proud of his service to his country. He was a 64-year member of The American Legion, Post 8 in Douglas. ? Douglas Budget February 6, 2015	Trumper, O'Donnell "Don" (I26816)
8724	o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2005-12-07 published SIMPSON, Della Elizabeth (April 29, 1904-December 5, 2005) Finally at peace and with her beloved Saviour, surrounded by her four children Eileen (Bill) TAVES, Colorado Springs, Gordon (Marilyn) SIMPSON, Toledo, Ohio, Shirley (Bruce) BURROWS, London, Joyce (Will) PERRY, Sun City, Arizona. Beloved wife for 77 years of the late Richard (2004). Loving grandmother of 10 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Survived by a sister Jenny and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by grand_son David BURROWS (2000) and granddaughter Joy Lynn TAVES (1956). Friends may call on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the James A Harris Funeral Home, 220 St. James Street at Richmond, where the funeral service will be conducted on Friday, December 9 at 2:00 p.m. by Reverend Bill NEWELL. Reception to follow at Village Green Baptist Church, Wonderland Road at Village Green Avenue. Memorial contributions to World Vision, New Life Prison Ministry or Alliance World Missions would be gratefully acknowledged.	Garvin, Della Elizabeth (I14007)
8725	o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-11-05 published SKINNER, Jean Passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, October 26th, 2005, in her 76th year. Lovingly remembered by her sons Graeme and Gordon, grandchildren Patrick and Stephanie. Will be sadly missed by all her family and many friends. Memorial service Wednesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. at Parish of St. Margaret, 156 Sixth Street, New Toronto. ,	Simpson, Jean (I13601)
8726	o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-12-21 published DUNCAN, Shirley Passed away peacefully on December 16, 2005 at North York General Hospital. Beloved wife of the late William M. DUNCAN. Will be sadly missed by lifelong friend, Gail KASZEL, and her husband John. Very special friends, Christina and Michael KASZEL, will dearly miss their loving Aunt Shirley who thought every word they uttered was golden. At last with Bill again. You waited a long time. We love you. Sleep well dear friend. At Shirley's request, no public service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations to North York General Hospital, 4001 Leslie St., North York, Ontario M2K 1E1, attention Foundation Office, would be appreciated. ,	Morrow, Shirley (I3030)
8727	Obit - Mr George Needham. Mr. George Needham, of Pakenham township, has suffered for the past two or three weeks from a painful rheumatic affection, which finally attacked his brain, and caused his death which occurred this (Thursday) morning. The deceased was a son of the late George Needham and was born on the farm on the 10th concession upon which he spent his whole life. About sixty years ago he was married to Miss Sarah Jane McGill, and she with her three sons, now mourn the loss of a husband and father. Three sisters?Mrs. John Hunt, Russell and Misses Eliza and Letitia, at home - and five brothers - Robert and Hiram, at Crane Lake, Assa. ; William, on the 11th concession, Pakenham ; James, in Fitzroy, and Charles at Kazubazua, are also left.	Needham, George (I35443)
8728	Obit.-Miss Elsie Drummond. The angel of death came with almost startling suddenness to Miss Elsie Drummond early on Tueday morning. During the flu epidemiclast fall she contracted the disease and never fully recovered. Acouple of weeks ago she suffered a relapse and was thought to be making good recovery when she was taken suddenly worse and passed away before medical aid could be obtained. The late Miss Drummond was a daughter of Mr and Mrs S Drummond of Ramsay, and was in her eighteenth year. Besides the sorrowing parents, seven brothers and sisters are left to mourn her early demise. these are Mrs C Greene, Kinburn; Misses Eva, Ada, Agnes and Masters Howard and Ralph at home; Harvey, of Smiths Falls; Wilbert, of Almonte. The funeral on Thursday was to the Presbyterian cemetery at the eighth line and was very largely attended by those wishing to show their sympathy for the bereaved ones. Rev S.G. Brown conducted the services at the home and the grave.	Drummond, Elsie Isabel (I5834)
8729	OBIT: Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Evenson Chapel for Dr. Ralston V. Lyons, 63, of 308 S. Walnut St., Ellensburg chiropractor who died suddenly Thursday at the Kittitas Valley Memorial Hospital. Burial will be in High Valley Memorial Gardens. Born June 30, 1901 in Colfax, Lyons came to Ellensburg in 1926 and worked on the tunnel of the High Line Canal, then owned and operated the Green Lantern Cafe on Pearl Street before leaving for Davenport, Ia., to attend Palmer School of Chiropractic. Upon graduation he returned to Ellensburg and has had an office here for many years. Dr. Lyons was a member of the First Lutheran Church, Rotary Club, a charter member of Ellensburg Boat Club and a member of Washington State Shiropractic Assn., of which he served as board member the past 25 years. He married Emma Moen in Wenatchee, July 22, 1937, and she survives him at the family home. Other survivors are a son, Wayne, serving in the U.S. Army in the Panama Canal Zone, his mother, Mrs. Zoie Lyons at Bernath's Nursing Home; a brother, Raymond, of Issaquah, and a half-brother, Lake Lyons of Colfax. Ellensburg Daily Record, Feb. 19, 1965, pg. 8	Lyons, Dr. Ralston V. (I40078)
8730	Obituary Christopher Miller Funeral services for Christopher Miller, 71, president of the Premiere Building Association, will be held at 2 p.m. tommorrow at a funeral home at North and Pennsylvania Avenues. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery. Mr. Miller died Monday. Mr. Miller for many years was general manager for Wise Brothers, wholesale shirt and overall house located in the 100 block of West Fayette Street. The firm was dissolved in 1924. In recent years, Mr. Miller had been engaged in the real estate brokerage business. He was senior member in the real-estate firm of DuVall & Miller. Surving are his wife Mrs. Ella DuVall Miller; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth DuVall Johnson and Mrs. Helen DeVier; two brothers, B. Harrison Miller, of Baltimore, and George J. Miller, Red Lion, Pa.; and four sisters, Mrs. Blanche Bingley, Mrs. Charles L. Brown, Mrs. David C. Bruce, and Mrs. Cora Pinley, all of Baltimore. Baltimore Sun - 2/16/1944 In Memoriam - 2/15/1944 Suddenly on February 14, 1944, Christopher, beloved husband of Ella M. Miller (nee DuVall), of 505 East Forty-First Street. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner & Sons, North and Pennsylvania Avenues. Due notice of the funeral will be given.	Miller, Christopher (I27622)
8731	Obituary COXFORD, Norman Stewart WWII Veteran 426 Squadron - On Wings of Fire Stew passed away quietly on Sunday, August 8th at home, surrounded by family. At the age of 93, Stew was the last living child of Maud (Armstrong) and Thomas Coxford. Stew valued family and friends above all, and despite being the second youngest he was the family patriarch (survived by sister-in-law Rita and 1st cousin Kathleen). He was the driving force behind many family events and traditions, such as an annual sleigh ride, reunions, Christmas dinners and any excuse for a gathering. In his final years, he held a weekly oyster and martini luncheon at Big Daddy's, west end, where all family and friends were welcome. Stew treasured many meals with three and even four generations at his table. An accomplished business man for 70 years, he began his career working with the Journal, followed by Beach Foundry, Carsons and then onto the Laurentian Club where he retired at the ripe old age of 75. He was also a consultant throughout the years, and particularly loved working with the Kanata Storage gang. Stew volunteered for the armed forces when he was in his early twenties, attended officer's training, and served as a navigator on a Lancaster bomber flying 18 missions. He was a proud veteran, served on the 426 reunion organizing committee, and instilled in his children and grandchildren a respect for the armed forces and those who fight for peace and freedom. Stew was a consummate storyteller. He cultivated a great circle of friends throughout the years, many lifelong, and stayed in contact with letters, phone calls and we all know about the emails in recent years!! Predeceased by both his first wife, Connie Coxford, mother of Sharon Lang, Norm (deceased)(Susan), Leith (Al Trick), Laurie (Neil Tweedale), Lynn (Jim Wainright), Tom (Karen Clark) his second wife, Ora Cannon Coxford, mother of Craig (deceased) (Cheryl), Kim (Colin Rowan - deceased), and Kirk (Cheryl). Loving grandfather of Kirk, Kevin (Jenny), Tara (Jeff), Jason, Richard (France), Jenna (deceased), Nathan (Michelle), Jaime (David), Jenna (Scott), Michael (Ceilidh), Brittany, Taylor (Bridget), Cara (Trevor), Cale (Lucy), Alyssa, Lindsey (Ryan), Cody, Caleum, Tim, and Lana. Stew enjoyed spending time with his three great grandchildren: Lauren, Emma, and Drew. In addition to his immediate family, Stew was a strong influence on his numerous nieces and nephews always making time for advice or reason. A service will be held at St. Richard's Anglican Church, 8 Withrow Ave. (at the corner of Merivale Rd.) Thursday, August 12th at 11 a.m. followed by a reception. In lieu of flowers, donations in Stew's memory can be made to the Perley Rideau Foundation and the Palliative Care Outreach Program.	Coxford, Norman Stewart "Stew" (I905)
8732	OBITUARY JOHN FOY The death of John Vincent Foy occurred at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Saturday, July 5th, 1975, after a lengthy illness. He was in his 61st year. He was born on January 22nd 1915, in Tatlock in Darling Township, the son of the late Daniel J Foy and the late Mary McFarlane. His education took place in Tatlock Public School, St. Mary's Separate School, and Almonte High School. Mr. Foy, who attended St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church in Ottawa, also lived in Ottawa prior to his death. After leaving high school he was Manager of the Dominion store in Almonte before enlisting in the air force during World War II. While serving overseas, John was severely wounded in a flight over enemy territory and spent nearly a year in York Military Hospital in England. Following the war he was a district supervisor for Dominion for a time before becoming a civil servant in the Administration Department at the British High Commission, Ottawa. An avid hunter, he was a member of Red Pine and Duff's Hunting groups. He also belonged to the Officers' Mess and the Canadian Legion, both in Ottawa. He was a member of the RCAF with the rank of Flight-Lieutenant. He is survived by sisters Mary E, Bridget, Maude and Loretta, (Mrs. W E Scott) of Almonte,: and Edith, (Mrs. James O'Neill) of Kinburn. Predeceased is one brother, James A Foy. The funeral was held from the Kerry Funeral Home, Almonte, on Tuesday, July 8th, at 10 o'clock, with interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev Father K Milaney with funeral Mass concelebrated by Fathers K Milaney, F I French, and E Lunney. Graveside prayers were said by Fathers Milaney and French. Honourary pallbearers were Air Commodore R J Carson and J E F Claydon from the office of the British High Commission; Art Hutchins and Art Duff, hunting buddies; and Colonel P Ryan and R Robillard from Officers' Mess. Active pallbearers were K Baker and Conrad Moffat, Commission Office; John Stewart and Carman Humphries, friends from hunting; and Peter MacCrimmon and Desmond Jackman, from Officers' Mess. Among those attending the funeral were Sir John and Lady Johnston, British High Commissioner to Canada, and his wife.	Foy, John Vincent (I31086)
8733	Obituary "John Smith was born May 14, 1820 in Tyrone Co., Ireland and died August 24,1899 at his home in this county aged 79 yrs, 3 mos, 10 days. Emmigrated from Ireland when 17 years old, and landed at Philadelphia in August 1837, from where he came to Alleghany, Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the Mexican War and was with General Kearney in his march across the plains. He was married to Catherine Tulley in St. Louis October 5, 1850 and together they came to Iowa in 1851. They settled in this county, on what is now known as the DeFord place, where they lived until 1864 when they removed to where he resided until his death. To them were born 13 children. He leaves beside his wife and children, 2 sisters, Grandma Beaty of Cantril and Grandma Pinkerton of Washington, Ia, 20 granchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Member of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and also the class at Mt. Zion. He was a good father, a honest neighbor, and loyal citizen. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. L.T. Hughes after which the body was interred in the Home Prairie graveyard. About 100 teams followed the remains from the house to the cemetery, thus testifying to the great respect which all who knew him had for one who had spent so many years in our midst. Obit Book C; Keosaqua State Line Democrat, Aug 31, 1899 Cantril, Sudden Death of John Smith, a Mexican War Veteran The death of John J. Smith Wednesday of last week was sudden and unexpected. The boys were not at home. About 8 o'clock he retired and requested Mrs. Smith to bring him a drink when she came up to bed. After finishing her evenings work she took the water and went up to the room. Approaching the bed she spoke to him and receiving no answer she took hold of him and tried to arouse him. Failing in this she started to a neighbor's and met the boys. When they returned it was but a few minutes till he passed away. Mr. Smith was a native of Ireland. He came to America when quite young. He was a soldier in the Mexican War. Enlisted at St. Louis in 1846. After his return he engaged in the business of horse merchant. With his land warrant he entered the Beatty farm and soon afterward came to this county where he has since resided. Before coming here he was married to Catherine Tully who survives him. Mr. Smith was industrious and enterprising. That he was a good citizen and held in high esteem was demonstrated by the attendance at his funeral, there being more than a hundred teams in the pocession. The sermon was preached by L.T. Hughes and he was laid to rest in the Hoskin cemetery. Notes: John came to America with his brother Alexander and two sisters from Ireland in 1834 and landed at Quebec, Canada. He was a private of Capt. Noble G. Cunningham's Company, 6th Batt. Regiment Of Infantry, Missouri Volunteers. He enrolled on May 24, 1847 and was discharged Oct 10, 1848 at Independance, Missouri. He was 5 ft 10 inches with fair complexion, blue eyes, and brown hair.	Smith, John J. (I15274)
8734	Obituary ?b?Bell, Halcyone?/b? Peacefully at Almonte Country Haven, on Friday June 24, 2011 at the age of 97. Predeceased by her husband John. Survived by her daughter Pat, her grandsons John and Kevin and two granddaughters. Also survived by 9 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren. A graveside service will be held at Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte on Tuesday June 28, 2011 at 11:30 a.m. For those who wish, a donation to L.A.W.S. or Almonte Country Haven would be appreciated by the family.	Powis, Halcyone Margaret (I43061)
8735	Obituary ?b?James Keith McNeely?/b? Peacefully, surrounded by his family at the Almonte General Hospital on June 22, 2016 at the age of 71. Survived by his mother Edna-Mae McNeely. Predeceased by his father John James McNeely. Dear brother to Ken McNeely (Judy), Deb Donoghue (Ken). Loving father to Eric McNeely, Julie Day (Stephen), Janet Cole (Tom), Suzanne Ford (Jamie), and Christine Sauve (Gord). Beloved grandfather to 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. The family will be having a graveside service at a later date.	McNeely, James "Keith" (I5301)
8736	Obituary ?b?Robert Millar Struthers?/b? The death of Robert Millar Struthers, 50, occured at the Almonte General Hospital, on Sunday, November 8th, following a short period of ill health. Born in Ramsay Township,on December 22nd,1919, he was a son of the late Robert struthers and Eliza Melita Millar. He was educated at S.S. No. 11 Ramsay and the Almonte High School, and farmed on the 11th. line of Ramsay in the Appleton district prior to moving to Almonte in 1965. He and his mother resided at 69 Wilson Street. An active member of the North Lanark Agricultural society, Millar was president of the fair board at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Almonte United Church, and a member of the session of the church. surviving besides his mother, is one sister, Jean, Mrs Wiflred Neilson of Almonte. The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home on November 11th, with the burial being made at the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev McCrea of Almonte United Church. Pallbearers were Blake Millar, Howard Fulton, William Struthers, Howard Sadler, Alex Stewart and Roy Lowe. 1970, Thursday November 19, the Almonte Gazette page 3	Struthers, Robert "Millar" (I12917)
8737	Obituary ARTIN, Eric Lloyd - suddenly, Oct 31, 1967, Eric Hartin, aged 14, beloved son of Beattie and Iolene Hartin (nee Boucher). resting Tubman Funeral Home, 403, Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Friday, 2 p.m. Buried: Presbyterian Cemetery, Third Line of Huntley. Area Youth Killed: Hallowe'en Night Fatality In Stittsville: A 14 year old Stittsville area youth, who was trick or treating with five friends Hallowe'en night Tuesday, was killed while attempting to cross Highway 7, one mile east of Stittsville. Dead is Eric Hartin, son of Mr. amd Mrs. Beattie Hartin of RR 3, Stittsville. He was struck by a car driven by Sterling George Warner, 50, of 57 Bradley Avenue, Stittsville, who was travelling east on Highway 7. Police said the youth was not dressed in a Hallowe'en costume. His parents said he had left his mask in the family car before leaving the house. OPP constable Ken Shields is investigating. Police said an inquest will be called into the death. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.	Hartin, Eric Lloyd (I5629)
8738	Obituary Bolger, Valma Eva Ida Peacefully at Fairview Manor in Almonte on July 6, 2019. Valma (nee Watt) Of Clayton, Ontario, at the age of 91. Beloved wife of the late Howard. Dear mother to Brian (Janet), Judy Robertson (Don) and Connie Allison (Grant). Proud "Grandma" to Joanne (Rick), Rodney, Sheena (Scott), Natasha (Mike), Bryan (Leann), Mya, Kira, also great-grandmother to Carlee, Ericka, Jayna, Emma and Logan. Predeceased by her parents James and Florence Watt, also her siblings Erwin, Wilmer, Russell, Leonard and Hazel. Sadly missed by her sisters Jean More and Gladys Currie. Donations in memory of Valma may be made to the Fairview Manor Auxiliary or the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation (Digital Imaging Campaign). Family and Friends May Visit C.R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel Inc. (127 Church St., Almonte, ON., 613-256-3313) On Wednesday, July 10, 2019 from 12pm - 2pm. Chapel Service to follow at 2pm. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery (Clayton), and reception in the Clayton Community Centre. Condolences & Tributes: www.crgamble.com	Watt, Valma Eve Ida (I12264)
8739	OBITUARY Clara Jane (Meredith) Poole - (30 September, 1878 - 6 May, 1974) Clara Jane Poole passed peacefully away Monday, May 6, 1974, at the home of her daughter, Bernice, Mrs. Earl Cowan of Almonte. Mrs. Poole was the eldest daughter of the late Thomas Meredith and his wife, Mary Ann Johnston, and was born September 30, 1878, at Cedar Hill. On January 17, 1906, Clara Jane Meredith married the late George Timmins Poole of Pakenham Township, where they farmed until 1922, when they purchased the farm on the 7th line of Ramsay, known as the Steele Farm. Mrs. Poole was an Anglican, belonging to the Guild in St. George's Church, Clayton, for a number of years. Mrs. Poole leaves three daughters to mourn her loss, namely; Luella (Mrs. Stewart Paterson); Marjorie (Mrs. Wilbert McKay) , and Bernice (Mrs. Earl Cowan), all of Almonte, and mother to John Mann of Pakenham; and eight grandchildren. Three sisters also survive, Luella, Mrs. W. M. Griffth Oshawa; Archina, Mrs. E, N. Sadler, Haileybury, and Myrtle, Mrs. J. S. Pritchard, Arnprior. Deceased sisters are Loretta, Mrs. R. G. Tripp, Fitzroy Harbour; Lila, Mrs. H. J. Tripp, Arnprior; Roxena, Mrs. T. H. Kippen. White Lake, and Lena Meredith of Arnprior. Funeral service was held from the Comba, Funeral Home, 127 Church, St., Almonte, Ont., on Thursday, May 9, to St. Paul's Anglican Church, Almonte. Rev. G. F. Bickley held a short service at the funeral home singing a favourite hymn of the deceased, "Nearer My God to Thee." Service at the church was conducted by Rev. H. H. Brown of St. George's Church, Clayton and Rev. G. F. Bickley of St. Paul's Anglican Church. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages" and "For All the Saints Who From Their Labours Rest." Interment took place in St. Mark's Cemetery, Pakenham. Pallbearers were her grandsons, Delmer G. S. Paterson, Allan J. Mann, Raymond J. Cowan, George W. McKay, Harold T. McKay and Arthur C. McKay.	Meredith, Clara Jane (I23231)
8740	Obituary Giles, Ernest Raymond 1935-2022 At Lanark Lodge, Perth, on Wednesday December 14, 2022 at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Nancy (Wellman) for 61 years. Father of Sharon and Guy (Ronda). Grandfather of Sarah (Brad MacFadden), Crystal (Jamie Quinlan), Connor and Brody. Step-grandfather of Amber (Tyler Senack). Step-great-grandfather Skye, Autumn, Gage and Knox. Brother of Eileen Healey, Helen Watt and Barbara Briand. Predeceased by his daughter Heather, parents Ressford and Margaret (Easton) Giles, sisters Norma Young, Evelyn Devlin, Dorothy Gale, and brothers-in-law Thornloe Young, Mervin Devlin, Gerald Healey, Don Irwin, Archie Campbell, Jim Gale, Jim Watt and Herve Briand. At Raymond's request, cremation has taken place. A graveside inurnment service will take place in the spring at United Cemeteries. In lieu of flowers a donation to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or Lanark Lodge, would be appreciated by the family.	Giles, Raymond (I38970)
8741	Obituary HARTIN, Iolene Ailsa (nee Boucher) Peacefully in hospital on Sunday, September 10, 2006 in her 95th year. Predeceased by her loving husband Beattie and her son Eric. Cherished sister of Vera Boucher. Predecesed by her brother John Boucher (Stella) and her sister Jean (Milton Hartin). Survived by sisters-in-law Minerva Lowe, Janet Lowe, Ann Hartin and Edna Hartin. Very special aunt to her nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Valley Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 115 Rivington Street, Carp, on Tuesday, September 12, 2006 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., and on Wednesday from 12 noon until the Funeral Service in the chapel at 1:00 p.m. Interment to follow at Huntley Presbyterian Cemetery. For those who wish, a donation to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Stittsville or the charity of choice would be appreciated. Source: The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, 12 September 2006.	Boucher, Iolene Ailsa (I5628)
8742	Obituary HARTIN, Lloyd Beattie Peacefully in hospital on Saturday September 23, 2000 in his 84th year. Dear and loving husband of Iolene Boucher. Predeceased by their only son Eric. Loving brother of the late Milton (late Jean), Minerva Lowe (late Allan), late Clifford (Edna), late Stuart (Ann) and Janet Lowe (late Albert). Also survived by sister-in-law Vera Boucher. Special uncle of many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Carp Valley Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 115 Rivington Street, Carp on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held in the chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Huntley Presbyterian Cemetery. In memoriam donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or charity of choice. Source: The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario 24 September 2000	Hartin, Lloyd Beattie (I5620)
8743	Obituary HARTIN, Milton Cram ? in hospital on Wednesday, June 8 1977, Milton Hartin, in his 71st year; husband of the late Jane Boucher; brother of Minerva (Mrs. Allan Lowe), Janet (Mrs. Albert Lowe) of Ashton; Beattie of Stittsville, and Stuart of Norwood, New York; predeceased by Clifford. Resting at the Tubman Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, 7 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday. Service will be held in the funeral home on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Presbyterian Cemetery, 3rd Line of Huntley. The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, 8 June 1977, Page 56, Col. 4	Hartin, Milton Cram (I5618)
8744	Obituary J. M. Garland One of the most prominent and worthy citizens of Ottawa has passed away in the person of Mr. John M. Garland, who died at 3 o'clock this morning at the family residence, 40 Nepean Street. The cause of death was paralysis, from which the deceased has suffered for several years. About four and a half years ago he had the first stroke, and a year later the second, since which time he has been an invalid. He was able, however to be around and yesterday was out driving., a favorite recreation with him. He seemed to be in a brighter mood yesterday than usual, and only a few minutes before passing away he joked with his nurse. about three o'clock the third and final stroke came, and almost immediately afterwards the spirit took its flight. Mr. Garland was a man rich in good works, and he left a name that will long be cherished by the citizens of Ottawa. He was a charitably disposed man, and many were the acts of kindness that he performed. He was prominently identified with organised charity and rendered signal service in that regard. He was president for a number of years of the Perley Home, and when because of ill health he was no longer to take a prominent part in directing the affairs of the home, the board expressed its appreciation of his splendid services by making him honorary president. He had also been president of the Protestant Home for the aged. In business circles Mr. Garland was much respected for his sterling integrity, for his energy and for his enterprise He was a member and an ex-president of the Ottawa Board of Trade, and a striking monument to Mr. Garland's executive ability is the present flourishing board. Several years ago he reorganized the Board, which had been in a moribund state for some time, and became the first president. Mr. Garland was the son of the late Patrick Garland, and was born near Ottawa 70 years and one month ago. When he was eleven years old his father died, and Mrs. Garland moved her family to western Ontario. When nineteen years old Mr. Garland entered into partnership with his uncle a Caledonia, Ontario, where the firm conducted a very successful general store for several years. In 1862 he decided to start an exclusive dry goods business in Ottawa, and formed in that year a partnership with the late Alexander Mutchmor. Mr. Mutchmor looked after the business in Ottawa while Mr. Garland did the buying, besides looking after his business in Ottawa, which he conducted until 1864. In 1873 Mr. Garland stared by himself the wholesale business of which he was at the time of his death the senior partner. In 1893 he erected the present handsome warehouse at the corner of Queen and O'Connor streets. Mr. Garland was twice married, his first wife being Miss Isabel McKinnon, daughter of the late Neil McKinnon, and his second wife Mrs. Emily Maud McKinnon, daughter of the late Dr. McKinnon of Caledonia. He is survived by a widow, two daughters, the misses Garland, at home; a son, Mr. John L. Garland, of McLaren Street, and a member of the firm of John M. Garland, Son & Company, and by two brothers, Nicholas of Toronto, and Thomas of Anaconda, B.C. Mr. Garland was a member of the Bank street Presbyterian Church, and was an elder for 33 years. he was also a member of the Rideau Canoe Club. The funeral will be held on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from the family residence to Beechwood cemetery.	Garland, John Mutchmor (I10277)
8745	Obituary Keays-The death occurred at her home on Wilson Street, West on Sunday morning, the 7th. last, of Mrs William G. Keays at the advanced age of seventy-eight years. She was born in Dalhousie Township and had lived in Perth for a number of years. Her maiden name was Mary Avery, a daughter of the late alexander Avery. She was twice married, her first husband being Robert McCulloch of Dalhousie, who predeceased her by 32 years. Mrs McCulloch was a school teacher years ago, and following her marriage to Mr Keays, she lived in Bathurst at the ninth line but for about 15 years she has lived in Perth. Four daughters survive: Eleanor, Mrs Peter J. McArton, North Dakota; Mrs Robert Sargeant, Maberly; Ida, Mrs James Whyte and Minnie, Mrs William Whyte, both of Watson's Corners. Two sons, Alexander and Robert McCulloch, predeceased their mother. There are two brothers, Joseph Avery, Rollo, North Dakota and James Avery at Bright Side. The funeral took place on April 9th. from the late residence on Wilson Street to the vault at Elmwood cemetery. Interment to be Highland Line cemetery. Rev. M. C. Mackinnon of St. Paul's United church officiated. The pallbearers were two sons-in-law, James and william Whyte and four grandsons, Lester Whyte, John Whyte, Lawson Whyte and Bert Sargeant. Among relatives from a distance were: Mrs Harold Crain of Lonsdale,and Mrs Stuart Acheson of Portland, Granddaughters. There are 28 grandchildren living and 31 great-grandchildren living. Mrs Keays was a Presbyterian in religion, but on account of ill health had been unable to take an active part in the affairs of the church for some years.	Avery, Mary (I27404)
8746	Obituary Kidd, Marjorie R.N. Class of 54A At home, on Wednesday June 23, 2021 at the age of 90. Predeceased by her beloved sister Eleanor, her parents Edgar and Beulah Kidd, her sisters Janet (Roy McNeely) and Lois, and her brother Garland. Survived by her nieces Lois (Art Ford) and Cathy (Paul Dulmage), her nephew Ray McNeely (Debbie) and many great-nieces and great-nephews. A graveside service will take place at Franktown Public Cemetery in the summer. For those who wish, a donation to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 192 Carleton Place would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, Carleton Place.	Kidd, Marjorie M. (I4073)
8747	Obituary Lila F. Hartin '96 At her residence , Stittsville, Ont., Friday, February 22, 1963, Lila F. Boucher, age 87, widow of John Hartin, and dear mother of Milton, Clifford and Beattie, of Stittsville; Stuart, Norwood, New York; Mrs. Allan Lowe (Minerva), and Mrs. Albert Lowe (Janet), Ashton, Ontario, and 8 grandchildren' brother of Hillery Boucher. Funeral service was held from the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt with service in the chapel Sunday, Feb 24 at 2 p.m. Interment was in the Presbyterian Cemetery, 3rd Line of Huntley. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.	Boucher, Lila (I5586)
8748	Obituary LOWE, Wesley Allan: - In hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, October 13, 1984, Wesley Allan Lowe in his 85th year, beloved husband of Minerva Jane Hartin. Dear brother of Mrs. Mary Gauthier, Ottawa, Marjorie (Mrs. Norman Greene), Ottawa; Franklin, Almonte, Gordon and William, Carleton Place and Ellard, Smith Falls. Predeceased by Jean (Mrs. Rug Fulford); Florence (Mrs. Herbert Moore); Isobel (Mrs. Ezra Crawford); Jessie, Hester; Wesley; James, Robert and Albert. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Ave. West, Carleton Place for visiting on Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Monday at 2 p.m. Rev Wes Mitchell and Rev. Eric Lynk officiating. Interment, United Cemeteries, Carleton Place. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the Ashton United Church Building Fund or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.	Lowe, Wesley Allan (I3792)
8749	Obituary Mr. Hugh Duncan Mr. Hugh Duncan, 8520-104th. St., Edmonton, Alta., passed away at his home, Friday, June 28, at the age of 69 years. One of a family of 11, Mr. Duncan was born on the 11th. line of Ramsay, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duncan and served his druggist's apprenticeship with Mr. M. Patterson of Almonte. He worked in Perth in the drug store of the late Chas. Bower and Dr. Frank Hanna. About 30 years ago he went west and established his own drug business which he had conducted successfully ever since. Surviving are his wife, the former Clara Lendrum of Vankleek Hill, two sons, Edgar and Brock; one daughter, Mrs. N. Cruickshank, all of Edmonton; two sisters, Mrs. T. R. Paterson, Almonte, and Mrs. Holden of Brant, Alta.; four brothers in Regina, William, James, John and Albert; one brother Edmund in Ramsay and Robert of Pilot Mound, Man. The funeral service was held on Tuesday afternoon, July 2nd. at 2:30 o'clock at the Knox United Church, Edmonton, Alta. Rev. George Macdonald officiated and interment was made in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.	Duncan, Hugh (I2909)
8750	Obituary Mrs Rita A. Lemieux Funeral services were held on Monday, Oct 24, 1966 for Mrs Rita lemieux, 54, of Aberdeen St. N., Chapleau, who passed away on October 22, in Lady Minto Hospital. Mrs Kimieux , the former Rita edwards, had been ill only a short while before her death. Requiem mass was sung with Rev. Fr. Lampron officiating and interment was in the Chapleau Municipal Cemetery. Born in Pembroke, Mrs Lemieux came to Chapleau at an early age and received her education here, graduating from chapleau High School. She took up nursing and received her training at Western Hospital in Toronto. Returning to Chapleau in 1938, shw married Robert Lemieux and has been a resident of Chapleau ever since.. In recent years she again took up the nursing profession and was on staff of Lady Minto Hospital when struck by illness last July. As a member of Sacred Heart Church. Mrs. Lemieux took an active part in the Catholic Women's League. She is survived by her husband, Robert, three daughters, Mrs. Theresa Towell of Calgary, Miss evelyn Lemieux of Toronto, Mrs. Anne Lacroix of Cochrane and Robert Lemieux of Chapleau, a brother. also surviving are four sisters and three brothers. Mrs Edna Nixon, Weston, Mrs Elizabeth Noonan, Hamilton; Mrs. Ethel Shock, Redding, California; Mrs. Mary Denmark, Sudbury; Howard Edwards, Timmins and Harold Lawrence Edwards of Chapleau. Acting as pallbearers were Raoul Fortin, T. Edwards Jr., A. Martel, E. Fortin, N. Lemieux	Edwards, Rita Annie (I16758)

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notes by Margaret Durr, received from Marjorie and Eleanor Kidd
age 83
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Stewart, Charles Edward (I4539)

8702

notes by Margaret Durr, received from Marjorie and Eleanor Kidd

Family: Charles Edward Stewart / Margaret Anne McIntosh (F1585)

8703

Nova Scotia death record-
Lyle Stewart Bradwell died 1951 in Halifax, Halifax County; death record can be found in Registration Year: 1951 - Page: 5738.
Sergeant Bradwell died from an illness in the Gottingen Street Royal Canadian Navy Hospital in Halifax at the age of 24 years, 4 months, 9 days.
He was laid to rest on 21 Sept 1951.

From the Canadian Virtual War Memorial-
Military Service:-
Rank: Sergeant
Service Number: 12109
Age: 24
Force: Royal Canadian Air Force
Unit: RCAF Station Greenwood, Nova Scotia

Additional Information:-
He enlisted in the RCAF on 1 Oct 1946 in Centralia, Ontario, Canada.

Son of George E. and Rhoda L Bradwell of Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada; husband of Kathleen Rosemary Bradwell; father of Kenneth A., Keith, David L; brother of Owen, Russell, Donald E., Olive and Rhoda.

Sergeant Lyle Stuart Bradwell is commemorated on Page 20 of the 'In the Service of Canada' Book of Remembrance.

Bradwell, Sgt. Lyle Stuart (I20843)

8704

November 1, 1979 Hilda Gertrude Salter

Hilda Gertrude Salter, 126 Sussex Street, Carleton Place, died November 1, 1979 in Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital, age 72, after an illness of two days. Born April 14, 1907, at Prospect, Ontario in Beckwith Township. Mrs. Salter was the daughter of the late James Henry Saunders and his wife, Sarah Ann Saunders. She was educated at Prospect School, S. S. # 4, Beckwith Township. Mrs. Salter and the late Garland Salter were married June 12, 1929 at Prospect, Ontario. They farmed on the Salter farm in the fourth concession of Beckwith. Mrs Salter as a member of the former Women's Auxiliary of St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Prospect. After Mrs. Salter moved to Carleton Place, she attended St James? Anglican Church. Hilda was a member of the Beckwith Women?s Institute, the Carleton Place Senior Citizens? Club, and the Jock River Senior Citizen?s Club, Ashton. She always enjoyed having her family and friends around her. Mrs. Salter is survived by one daughter, Mildred Lois (Mrs Donald Hamilton), Ottawa and one son, Lorne Garland Salter, Kitchener, Ontario. She is also survived by her sister, Vera (Mrs. Ernie Salmon), Smiths Falls and two brothers, Milton Saunders, Admiral, Saskatchewan and Wilber Saunders, Manotick. Also surviving are four grandchildren, Paul and Christopher Hamilton and Cynthia and Blair Salter. Mrs. Salter was predeceased by brothers, Harold and Clifford Saunders and sisters, Hazel (Mrs. James Woods) and Edna (Mrs. John Griffith). The funeral took place from the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home to St. James? Anglican Church, Carleton Place, for service at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 3, 1979 with Rev. Alan Gallichan officiating, assisted by Archdeacon John Salter. Interment took place in St. Augustine?s Anglican Cemetery, Prospect, Ontario. Pallbearers were Carl Saunders, Milton Saunders, Gordon Saunders, Glenn Saunders, Ronald Salmon, and David Lowry.

Saunders, Hilda Gertrude (I4528)

8705

November 22, 1934 - June 13, 2016

?b?E. Diane Kirk?/b?
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Diane at St. Mary's of the Lake in Kingston on Monday, June 13th, 2016 in her 82nd year. Predeceased by Wayne, her cherished husband and best friend. The oldest daughter of Clifford and Elizabeth Varcoe, and much loved sister of Norma Mulder, Carol D'Agnolo (Tony) and Lynne Varcoe. Dearest mother of Beth Dobson (Gary), Janice Kirk and David Kirk (Jennifer). Devoted Nana of Michael, Claire, Andrew, Diane Banaschewski (Kevin), Martha, Jemmett, Maryn and Maggie. Also fondly remembered by niece Jane Eyford (David) and nephews Paul D'Agnolo (Jennifer) and Steven and Graham Overland.

Relatives and friends are invited to visit at ROBERT J. REID & SONS ? The Chapel on the Corner, 309 Johnson Street (at Barrie St.), on Wednesday, June 22nd from 2 p.m. until the Memorial Service in the chapel at 3 p.m. The family will host friends at a catered reception immediately following. Private family interment will take place in Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte. As expressions of sympathy, donations in memory of Diane to UHKF ? St. Mary's of the Lake Palliative Care would be appreciated by the family.

Varcoe, Elizabeth Diane (I38508)

8706

November 5, 1972 Chamney Cooke Dies - 83 Years
Final tribute was paid to Edward Chamney Cooke, well-known, area resident at his funeral which was held on Tuesday, November 7, 1972, from the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, McArthur Avenue, where the service was conducted in the Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. K. J. Murray officiating. Interment was in Boyd's United Cemetery. Mr. Cooke, who had resided at 183 High St., passed away on Sunday, Nov. 5, in Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital, following a brief illness. He was 83 years of age. Born March 15, 1889, in Scotch Corners, he was a son of the late Seeley Cooke and Rebecca Chamney. He spent his entire life time farming, retiring in 1964 and came to Carleton Place with Mrs. Cooke to take up residence on High St. He attended Zion-Memorial United Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Frances McIntyre; a daughter, Mary (Mrs. R. Arthur Stedman) of Don Mills, Ont.; two grandsons, Bruce and Brian Stedman and a sister, Mrs. Anne McMullen of Merrickville, Ont. He was predeceased by a brother Frank and a sister Laura (Mrs. Byron Bowland), both of Carleton Place. The pallbearers were Pete McGregor, Frank McGregor, Bruce Stedman, Ronald Cooke, Clifford Gardiner and Caldwell Wilson.

Cooke, Edward Chamney (I20043)

8707

Novr 11th Mary MacConachy daughter to Donald MacConachy tennent in born12th & baptised 19th instance

MacConachy, Mary (I9625)

8708

nscription
AE 38 Yrs, & 8 Mos & 2 Ds. Wife of Samuel G Cram

McRostie, Mary (I5578)

8709

nscription
Aged 2 Yrs & 4 Mos.

Cram, Agnes Whyte (I3646)

8710

nscription
Ann Willoughby
Wife Of
Nicholas Garland
Died Dec. 18, 1889,
Aged 93 Yrs.
A Native Of
Co. Kilkenny Ireland.

Willoughby, Ann (I6793)

8711

nscription
AVIATION MACHINIST'S MATE 2/C
US NAVY
VIETNAM

Lost But Not Forgotten

Westacott, Stephen Edward (I24041)

8712

nscription
IN LOVING/ REMEMBRANCE/ OF THE/ REV'D JAMES/ MANNING/ DIED DEC. 28, 1891/ AGED 66 Y'RS./ ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE/ ELIZABETH HODGES/ DIED NOV. 30, 1899/ AGED 75 Y'RS.

Manning, Rev. James William (I42420)

8713

nscription
in memory
of the
Rev. Andrew Bell
formerly Minister
of the
Established Church of
Scotland
in the Township of
Toronto
who died Sept. 27 1856
aged 53 years & 22 dy's
"Remember the words of
the Lord Jesus how He said
Blessed are those servants
whom the Lord when he
cometh shall find watching."

Bell, Rev. Andrew (I37891)

8714

nscription
In Memory of
John Halpenny
Born in Ireland July 1794.
Emigrated To Canada 1823.
Died Apr. 24, 1867, Aged 72 Yrs. And 9 Mos.
Erected by his bereaved wife Abigail Jackson

Halpenny, John B. (I12094)

8715

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Samuel Huntington/
SIMPSON D.D.S./
1877-1952/
His wife/
Edith A. MILLS/
1886-1983/

Footstone; Edith/

Simpson, Dr. Samuel Huntington D. D. S. (I24096)

8716

nscription
Sergeant Major Q.O.R.,Toronto South African Veteran. Paardeburg & Petoria.

Young, Robert Malcolm (I42416)

8717

nscription
Side
In Loving memory of Donald McPhail, died July 28, 1903, age 83 years.
Side
John McPhail, died Apr 22, 1903, age 40 years
Flora McPhail, died Aug 25, 1875, aged 10 years
Flora McPhail, died Nov 15, 1850, aged 5 years
Hector McPhail, died Aug 25, 1874, aged 3 years.
(Right side)

McPhail, Donald (I29447)

8718

nscription
WILLIAM KEMP
Died Jan. 31, 1841
Aged 44 Years
Also His Wife
SUSANNAH KEMP
Died Aug. 6, 1890
Aged 84 Years
And Two of Their Children
GEORGE & SARAH

Kemp, William (I14101)

8719

NSCRIPTION:

ARNOTT

John Arnott, 1861 - 1932

His wife, Jeanie Scott Rodger, 1869 - 1949

Addie S., 1894 - 1978.

Rodger, Jeanie Scott (I24171)

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nterment of Cremated remains, Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte.

Barker, Robert James "Bob" (I846)

8721

Nurse at Cartwright Hospital when it opened in2 jan 1950

Carlson, Margarite Vernice RN. (I3563)

8722

O'BRIEN, John Andrew At Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, July 9, 1983 in his 85th year. John Andrew O'Brien, beloved husband of Wilhemine Aitken. Dear son of the late George O'Brien and the late Mary Ellen De-vine. Survived by 1 sister, Stella (Mrs. Stan Holden), Amherstburg, Ontario. Predeceased by 2 brothers Eddy and James. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Ave. West, Carleton Place for visiting on Monday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thence to St. Mary's Church for Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.

O'Brien, John Andrew (I6035)

8723

O'Donell (Don) Trumper passed away unexpectedly from a short illness on Jan. 14, 2015, at the age of 88. He was born in Douglas, on April 30, 1926, to Otis and Vera Trumper.

Don, a family man, was a devoted, loving husband and proud, wonderful father and grandfather. He is survived by his wife Joanne, sons Kelly and Michael, daughter Colleen, stepson Gary Hansen and seven grandchildren. He loved and was loved by
in-laws Jim and Barbara Read, Ernie and Donna Douglas and many nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents and sister Patricia Murray of Casper.

As a member of the "Greatest Generation," he enlisted into the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1944 and crewed on the quick A-20 "skip bomber" in the South Pacific during World War II. After being honorably discharged, he returned home and found employment in Wyoming's oil industry. He moved to Tucson, Arizona, in 1955 seeking new opportunities and a warmer climate. In 1959, he returned briefly to Wyoming to marry the "love of his life," Joanne Read. They were married on July 15, 1959, and together returned to Tucson where they lovingly shared 55 happy and blissful years.

He was a 30-year employee of Tucson Rock & Sand/Tanner Companies and retired in 1985. In retirement, Don and Joanne enjoyed motorhoming, traveling from the Arctic Circle in Alaska to Nova Scotia and everywhere in between. They loved being together and seeing this great country. Recent years found the two of them still most deeply in love and contentedly enjoying family and home. The radio hobby, both CB and HAM, was an important part of his life. It was 1973 when KFR8871, the "Leapin' Lizard," was born into the CB Radio world. Later, with his desire to communicate with anyone and everyone around the world, Ham Radio Operator "KD7JBN" hit the airwaves. Over the course of four decades, with his friendly, lively banter, he touched the lives of thousands.

You could never meet a more warm, gentle and sincere man. His delightful smile and laugh and his twinkling blue eyes bespoke his loving and generous nature. He possessed a sharp mind to the very end and could discuss current events as easily as reminiscing about the good old days. As a true American patriot, he was very proud of his service to his country. He was a 64-year member of The American Legion, Post 8 in Douglas.

? Douglas Budget February 6, 2015

Trumper, O'Donnell "Don" (I26816)

8724

o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2005-12-07 published SIMPSON, Della Elizabeth (April 29, 1904-December 5, 2005) Finally at peace and with her beloved Saviour, surrounded by her four children Eileen (Bill) TAVES, Colorado Springs, Gordon (Marilyn) SIMPSON, Toledo, Ohio, Shirley (Bruce) BURROWS, London, Joyce (Will) PERRY, Sun City, Arizona. Beloved wife for 77 years of the late Richard (2004). Loving grandmother of 10 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Survived by a sister Jenny and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by grand_son David BURROWS (2000) and granddaughter Joy Lynn TAVES (1956). Friends may call on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the James A Harris Funeral Home, 220 St. James Street at Richmond, where the funeral service will be conducted on Friday, December 9 at 2:00 p.m. by Reverend Bill NEWELL. Reception to follow at Village Green Baptist Church, Wonderland Road at Village Green Avenue. Memorial contributions to World Vision, New Life Prison Ministry or Alliance World Missions would be gratefully acknowledged.

Garvin, Della Elizabeth (I14007)

8725

o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-11-05 published SKINNER, Jean Passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, October 26th, 2005, in her 76th year. Lovingly remembered by her sons Graeme and Gordon, grandchildren Patrick and Stephanie. Will be sadly missed by all her family and many friends. Memorial service Wednesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. at Parish of St. Margaret, 156 Sixth Street, New Toronto. ,

Simpson, Jean (I13601)

8726

o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-12-21 published DUNCAN, Shirley Passed away peacefully on December 16, 2005 at North York General Hospital. Beloved wife of the late William M. DUNCAN. Will be sadly missed by lifelong friend, Gail KASZEL, and her husband John. Very special friends, Christina and Michael KASZEL, will dearly miss their loving Aunt Shirley who thought every word they uttered was golden. At last with Bill again. You waited a long time. We love you. Sleep well dear friend. At Shirley's request, no public service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations to North York General Hospital, 4001 Leslie St., North York, Ontario M2K 1E1, attention Foundation Office, would be appreciated. ,

Morrow, Shirley (I3030)

8727

Obit - Mr George Needham.
Mr. George Needham, of Pakenham township, has suffered for the past two or three weeks from a painful rheumatic affection, which finally attacked his brain, and caused his death which occurred this (Thursday) morning. The deceased was a son of the late George Needham and was born on the farm on the 10th concession upon which he spent his whole life. About sixty years ago he was married to Miss Sarah Jane McGill, and she with her three sons, now mourn the loss of a husband and father. Three sisters?Mrs. John Hunt, Russell and Misses Eliza and Letitia, at home - and five brothers - Robert and Hiram, at Crane Lake, Assa. ; William, on the 11th concession, Pakenham ; James, in Fitzroy, and Charles at Kazubazua, are also left.

Needham, George (I35443)

8728

Obit.-Miss Elsie Drummond.

The angel of death came with almost startling suddenness to Miss Elsie Drummond early on Tueday morning. During the flu epidemiclast fall she contracted the disease and never fully recovered. Acouple of weeks ago she suffered a relapse and was thought to be making good recovery when she was taken suddenly worse and passed away before medical aid could be obtained. The late Miss Drummond was a daughter of Mr and Mrs S Drummond of Ramsay, and was in her eighteenth year. Besides the sorrowing parents, seven brothers and sisters are left to mourn her early demise. these are Mrs C Greene, Kinburn; Misses Eva, Ada, Agnes and Masters Howard and Ralph at home; Harvey, of Smiths Falls; Wilbert, of Almonte. The funeral on Thursday was to the Presbyterian cemetery at the eighth line and was very largely attended by those wishing to show their sympathy for the bereaved ones. Rev S.G. Brown conducted the services at the home and the grave.

Drummond, Elsie Isabel (I5834)

8729

OBIT:

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Evenson Chapel for Dr. Ralston V. Lyons, 63, of 308 S. Walnut St., Ellensburg chiropractor who died suddenly Thursday at the Kittitas Valley Memorial Hospital. Burial will be in High Valley Memorial Gardens.

Born June 30, 1901 in Colfax, Lyons came to Ellensburg in 1926 and worked on the tunnel of the High Line Canal, then owned and operated the Green Lantern Cafe on Pearl Street before leaving for Davenport, Ia., to attend Palmer School of Chiropractic. Upon graduation he returned to Ellensburg and has had an office here for many years.

Dr. Lyons was a member of the First Lutheran Church, Rotary Club, a charter member of Ellensburg Boat Club and a member of Washington State Shiropractic Assn., of which he served as board member the past 25 years. He married Emma Moen in Wenatchee, July 22, 1937, and she survives him at the family home.

Other survivors are a son, Wayne, serving in the U.S. Army in the Panama Canal Zone, his mother, Mrs. Zoie Lyons at Bernath's Nursing Home; a brother, Raymond, of Issaquah, and a half-brother, Lake Lyons of Colfax.

Ellensburg Daily Record, Feb. 19, 1965, pg. 8

Lyons, Dr. Ralston V. (I40078)

8730

Obituary

Christopher Miller

Funeral services for Christopher Miller, 71, president of the Premiere Building Association, will be held at 2 p.m. tommorrow at a funeral home at North and Pennsylvania Avenues. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery. Mr. Miller died Monday.

Mr. Miller for many years was general manager for Wise Brothers, wholesale shirt and overall house located in the 100 block of West Fayette Street. The firm was dissolved in 1924.

In recent years, Mr. Miller had been engaged in the real estate brokerage business. He was senior member in the real-estate firm of DuVall & Miller.

Surving are his wife Mrs. Ella DuVall Miller; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth DuVall Johnson and Mrs. Helen DeVier; two brothers, B. Harrison Miller, of Baltimore, and George J. Miller, Red Lion, Pa.; and four sisters, Mrs. Blanche Bingley, Mrs. Charles L. Brown, Mrs. David C. Bruce, and Mrs. Cora Pinley, all of Baltimore.

Baltimore Sun - 2/16/1944

In Memoriam - 2/15/1944

Suddenly on February 14, 1944, Christopher, beloved husband of Ella M. Miller (nee DuVall), of 505 East Forty-First Street.

Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner & Sons, North and Pennsylvania Avenues. Due notice of the funeral will be given.

Miller, Christopher (I27622)

8731

Obituary

COXFORD, Norman Stewart WWII Veteran 426 Squadron - On Wings of Fire Stew passed away quietly on Sunday, August 8th at home, surrounded by family. At the age of 93, Stew was the last living child of Maud (Armstrong) and Thomas Coxford. Stew valued family and friends above all, and despite being the second youngest he was the family patriarch (survived by sister-in-law Rita and 1st cousin Kathleen). He was the driving force behind many family events and traditions, such as an annual sleigh ride, reunions, Christmas dinners and any excuse for a gathering. In his final years, he held a weekly oyster and martini luncheon at Big Daddy's, west end, where all family and friends were welcome. Stew treasured many meals with three and even four generations at his table. An accomplished business man for 70 years, he began his career working with the Journal, followed by Beach Foundry, Carsons and then onto the Laurentian Club where he retired at the ripe old age of 75. He was also a consultant throughout the years, and particularly loved working with the Kanata Storage gang. Stew volunteered for the armed forces when he was in his early twenties, attended officer's training, and served as a navigator on a Lancaster bomber flying 18 missions. He was a proud veteran, served on the 426 reunion organizing committee, and instilled in his children and grandchildren a respect for the armed forces and those who fight for peace and freedom. Stew was a consummate storyteller. He cultivated a great circle of friends throughout the years, many lifelong, and stayed in contact with letters, phone calls and we all know about the emails in recent years!! Predeceased by both his first wife, Connie Coxford, mother of Sharon Lang, Norm (deceased)(Susan), Leith (Al Trick), Laurie (Neil Tweedale), Lynn (Jim Wainright), Tom (Karen Clark) his second wife, Ora Cannon Coxford, mother of Craig (deceased) (Cheryl), Kim (Colin Rowan - deceased), and Kirk (Cheryl). Loving grandfather of Kirk, Kevin (Jenny), Tara (Jeff), Jason, Richard (France), Jenna (deceased), Nathan (Michelle), Jaime (David), Jenna (Scott), Michael (Ceilidh), Brittany, Taylor (Bridget), Cara (Trevor), Cale (Lucy), Alyssa, Lindsey (Ryan), Cody, Caleum, Tim, and Lana. Stew enjoyed spending time with his three great grandchildren: Lauren, Emma, and Drew. In addition to his immediate family, Stew was a strong influence on his numerous nieces and nephews always making time for advice or reason. A service will be held at St. Richard's Anglican Church, 8 Withrow Ave. (at the corner of Merivale Rd.) Thursday, August 12th at 11 a.m. followed by a reception. In lieu of flowers, donations in Stew's memory can be made to the Perley Rideau Foundation and the Palliative Care Outreach Program.

Coxford, Norman Stewart "Stew" (I905)

8732

OBITUARY

JOHN FOY

The death of John Vincent Foy occurred at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Saturday, July 5th, 1975, after a lengthy illness. He was in his 61st year.

He was born on January 22nd 1915, in Tatlock in Darling Township, the son of the late Daniel J Foy and the late Mary McFarlane. His education took place in Tatlock Public School, St. Mary's Separate School, and Almonte High School.

Mr. Foy, who attended St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church in Ottawa, also lived in Ottawa prior to his death.

After leaving high school he was Manager of the Dominion store in Almonte before enlisting in the air force during World War II. While serving overseas, John was severely wounded in a flight over enemy territory and spent nearly a year in York Military Hospital in England.

Following the war he was a district supervisor for Dominion for a time before becoming a civil servant in the Administration Department at the British High Commission, Ottawa.

An avid hunter, he was a member of Red Pine and Duff's Hunting groups. He also belonged to the Officers' Mess and the Canadian Legion, both in Ottawa. He was a member of the RCAF with the rank of Flight-Lieutenant.

He is survived by sisters Mary E, Bridget, Maude and Loretta, (Mrs. W E Scott) of Almonte,: and Edith, (Mrs. James O'Neill) of Kinburn.

Predeceased is one brother, James A Foy.

The funeral was held from the Kerry Funeral Home, Almonte, on Tuesday, July 8th, at 10 o'clock, with interment at St. Mary's Cemetery.

The service was conducted by Rev Father K Milaney with funeral Mass concelebrated by Fathers K Milaney, F I French, and E Lunney. Graveside prayers were said by Fathers Milaney and French.

Honourary pallbearers were Air Commodore R J Carson and J E F Claydon from the office of the British High Commission; Art Hutchins and Art Duff, hunting buddies; and Colonel P Ryan and R Robillard from Officers' Mess.

Active pallbearers were K Baker and Conrad Moffat, Commission Office; John Stewart and Carman Humphries, friends from hunting; and Peter MacCrimmon and Desmond Jackman, from Officers' Mess.

Among those attending the funeral were Sir John and Lady Johnston, British High Commissioner to Canada, and his wife.

Foy, John Vincent (I31086)

8733

Obituary
"John Smith was born May 14, 1820 in Tyrone Co., Ireland and died August 24,1899 at his home in this county aged 79 yrs, 3 mos, 10 days. Emmigrated from Ireland when 17 years old, and landed at Philadelphia in August 1837, from where he came to Alleghany, Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the Mexican War and was with General Kearney in his march across the plains. He was married to Catherine Tulley in St. Louis October 5, 1850 and together they came to Iowa in 1851. They settled in this county, on what is now known as the DeFord place, where they lived until 1864 when they removed to where he resided until his death. To them were born 13 children. He leaves beside his wife and children, 2 sisters, Grandma Beaty of Cantril and Grandma Pinkerton of Washington, Ia, 20 granchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Member of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and also the class at Mt. Zion. He was a good father, a honest neighbor, and loyal citizen. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. L.T. Hughes after which the body was interred in the Home Prairie graveyard. About 100 teams followed the remains from the house to the cemetery, thus testifying to the great respect which all who knew him had for one who had spent so many years in our midst.

Obit Book C; Keosaqua
State Line Democrat, Aug 31, 1899
Cantril, Sudden Death of John Smith, a Mexican War Veteran
The death of John J. Smith Wednesday of last week was sudden and unexpected. The boys were not at home. About 8 o'clock he retired and requested Mrs. Smith to bring him a drink when she came up to bed. After finishing her evenings work she took the water and went up to the room. Approaching the bed she spoke to him and receiving no answer she took hold of him and tried to arouse him. Failing in this she started to a neighbor's and met the boys. When they returned it was but a few minutes till he passed away. Mr. Smith was a native of Ireland. He came to America when quite young. He was a soldier in the Mexican War. Enlisted at St. Louis in 1846. After his return he engaged in the business of horse merchant. With his land warrant he entered the Beatty farm and soon afterward came to this county where he has since resided. Before coming here he was married to Catherine Tully who survives him. Mr. Smith was industrious and enterprising. That he was a good citizen and held in high esteem was demonstrated by the attendance at his funeral, there being more than a hundred teams in the pocession. The sermon was preached by L.T. Hughes and he was laid to rest in the Hoskin cemetery.

Notes: John came to America with his brother Alexander and two sisters from Ireland in 1834 and landed at Quebec, Canada. He was a private of Capt. Noble G. Cunningham's Company, 6th Batt. Regiment Of Infantry, Missouri Volunteers. He enrolled on May 24, 1847 and was discharged Oct 10, 1848 at Independance, Missouri. He was 5 ft 10 inches with fair complexion, blue eyes, and brown hair.

Smith, John J. (I15274)

8734

Obituary
?b?Bell, Halcyone?/b?
Peacefully at Almonte Country Haven, on Friday June 24, 2011 at the age of 97.

Predeceased by her husband John. Survived by her daughter Pat, her grandsons John and Kevin and two granddaughters.
Also survived by 9 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren.

A graveside service will be held at Auld Kirk Cemetery, Almonte on Tuesday June 28, 2011 at 11:30 a.m.

For those who wish, a donation to L.A.W.S. or Almonte Country Haven would be appreciated by the family.

Powis, Halcyone Margaret (I43061)

8735

Obituary
?b?James Keith McNeely?/b?

Peacefully, surrounded by his family at the Almonte General Hospital on June 22, 2016 at the age of 71. Survived by his mother Edna-Mae McNeely. Predeceased by his father John James McNeely. Dear brother to Ken McNeely (Judy), Deb Donoghue (Ken). Loving father to Eric McNeely, Julie Day (Stephen), Janet Cole (Tom), Suzanne Ford (Jamie), and Christine Sauve (Gord). Beloved grandfather to 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

The family will be having a graveside service at a later date.

McNeely, James "Keith" (I5301)

8736

Obituary
?b?Robert Millar Struthers?/b?
The death of Robert Millar Struthers, 50, occured at the Almonte General Hospital, on Sunday, November 8th, following a short period of ill health.
Born in Ramsay Township,on December 22nd,1919, he was a son of the late Robert struthers and Eliza Melita Millar. He was educated at S.S. No. 11 Ramsay and the Almonte High School, and farmed on the 11th. line of Ramsay in the Appleton district prior to moving to Almonte in 1965. He and his mother resided at 69 Wilson Street.
An active member of the North Lanark Agricultural society, Millar was president of the fair board at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Almonte United Church, and a member of the session of the church.
surviving besides his mother, is one sister, Jean, Mrs Wiflred Neilson of Almonte.
The funeral was held from the Comba Funeral Home on November 11th, with the burial being made at the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev McCrea of Almonte United Church.
Pallbearers were Blake Millar, Howard Fulton, William Struthers, Howard Sadler, Alex Stewart and Roy Lowe.

1970, Thursday November 19, the Almonte Gazette page 3

Struthers, Robert "Millar" (I12917)

8737

Obituary
ARTIN, Eric Lloyd - suddenly, Oct 31, 1967, Eric Hartin, aged 14, beloved son of Beattie and Iolene Hartin (nee Boucher). resting Tubman Funeral Home, 403, Richmond Road at Roosevelt. Service in the chapel Friday, 2 p.m. Buried: Presbyterian Cemetery, Third Line of Huntley.

Area Youth Killed: Hallowe'en Night Fatality In Stittsville: A 14 year old Stittsville area youth, who was trick or treating with five friends Hallowe'en night Tuesday, was killed while attempting to cross Highway 7, one mile east of Stittsville. Dead is Eric Hartin, son of Mr. amd Mrs. Beattie Hartin of RR 3, Stittsville. He was struck by a car driven by Sterling George Warner, 50, of 57 Bradley Avenue, Stittsville, who was travelling east on Highway 7. Police said the youth was not dressed in a Hallowe'en costume. His parents said he had left his mask in the family car before leaving the house. OPP constable Ken Shields is investigating. Police said an inquest will be called into the death.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.

Hartin, Eric Lloyd (I5629)

8738

Obituary
Bolger, Valma Eva Ida

Peacefully at Fairview Manor in Almonte on July 6, 2019.

Valma (nee Watt)
Of Clayton, Ontario, at the age of 91.
Beloved wife of the late Howard. Dear mother to Brian (Janet), Judy Robertson (Don) and Connie Allison (Grant). Proud "Grandma" to Joanne (Rick), Rodney, Sheena (Scott), Natasha (Mike), Bryan (Leann), Mya, Kira, also great-grandmother to Carlee, Ericka, Jayna, Emma and Logan. Predeceased by her parents James and Florence Watt, also her siblings Erwin, Wilmer, Russell, Leonard and Hazel. Sadly missed by her sisters Jean More and Gladys Currie. Donations in memory of Valma may be made to the Fairview Manor Auxiliary or the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation (Digital Imaging Campaign).

Family and Friends May Visit
C.R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel Inc.
(127 Church St., Almonte, ON., 613-256-3313)
On Wednesday, July 10, 2019 from 12pm - 2pm. Chapel Service to follow at 2pm. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery (Clayton), and reception in the Clayton Community Centre.
Condolences & Tributes: www.crgamble.com

Watt, Valma Eve Ida (I12264)

8739

OBITUARY
Clara Jane (Meredith) Poole - (30 September, 1878 - 6 May, 1974)
Clara Jane Poole passed peacefully away Monday, May 6, 1974, at the home of her daughter, Bernice, Mrs. Earl Cowan of Almonte.
Mrs. Poole was the eldest daughter of the late Thomas Meredith and his wife, Mary Ann Johnston, and was born September 30, 1878, at Cedar Hill. On January 17, 1906, Clara Jane Meredith married the late George Timmins Poole of Pakenham Township, where they farmed until 1922, when they purchased the farm on the 7th line of Ramsay, known as the Steele Farm. Mrs. Poole was an Anglican, belonging to the Guild in St. George's Church, Clayton, for a number of years.
Mrs. Poole leaves three daughters to mourn her loss, namely; Luella (Mrs. Stewart Paterson); Marjorie (Mrs. Wilbert McKay) , and Bernice (Mrs. Earl Cowan), all of Almonte, and mother to John Mann of Pakenham; and eight grandchildren. Three sisters also survive, Luella, Mrs. W. M. Griffth Oshawa; Archina, Mrs. E, N. Sadler, Haileybury, and Myrtle, Mrs. J. S. Pritchard, Arnprior. Deceased sisters are Loretta, Mrs. R. G. Tripp, Fitzroy Harbour; Lila, Mrs. H. J. Tripp, Arnprior; Roxena, Mrs. T. H. Kippen. White Lake, and Lena Meredith of Arnprior.
Funeral service was held from the Comba, Funeral Home, 127 Church, St., Almonte, Ont., on Thursday, May 9, to St. Paul's Anglican Church, Almonte. Rev. G. F. Bickley held a short service at the funeral home singing a favourite hymn of the deceased, "Nearer My God to Thee." Service at the church was conducted by Rev. H. H. Brown of St. George's Church, Clayton and Rev. G. F. Bickley of St. Paul's Anglican Church. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages" and "For All the Saints Who From Their Labours Rest."
Interment took place in St. Mark's Cemetery, Pakenham. Pallbearers were her grandsons, Delmer G. S. Paterson, Allan J. Mann, Raymond J. Cowan, George W. McKay, Harold T. McKay and Arthur C. McKay.

Meredith, Clara Jane (I23231)

8740

Obituary
Giles, Ernest Raymond
1935-2022

At Lanark Lodge, Perth, on Wednesday December 14, 2022 at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Nancy (Wellman) for 61 years. Father of Sharon and Guy (Ronda). Grandfather of Sarah (Brad MacFadden), Crystal (Jamie Quinlan), Connor and Brody. Step-grandfather of Amber (Tyler Senack). Step-great-grandfather Skye, Autumn, Gage and Knox. Brother of Eileen Healey, Helen Watt and Barbara Briand. Predeceased by his daughter Heather, parents Ressford and Margaret (Easton) Giles, sisters Norma Young, Evelyn Devlin, Dorothy Gale, and brothers-in-law Thornloe Young, Mervin Devlin, Gerald Healey, Don Irwin, Archie Campbell, Jim Gale, Jim Watt and Herve Briand. At Raymond's request, cremation has taken place. A graveside inurnment service will take place in the spring at United Cemeteries. In lieu of flowers a donation to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or Lanark Lodge, would be appreciated by the family.

Giles, Raymond (I38970)

8741

Obituary
HARTIN, Iolene Ailsa (nee Boucher) Peacefully in hospital on Sunday, September 10, 2006 in her 95th year. Predeceased by her loving husband Beattie and her son Eric. Cherished sister of Vera Boucher. Predecesed by her brother John Boucher (Stella) and her sister Jean (Milton Hartin). Survived by sisters-in-law Minerva Lowe, Janet Lowe, Ann Hartin and Edna Hartin. Very special aunt to her nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Valley Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 115 Rivington Street, Carp, on Tuesday, September 12, 2006 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., and on Wednesday from 12 noon until the Funeral Service in the chapel at 1:00 p.m. Interment to follow at Huntley Presbyterian Cemetery. For those who wish, a donation to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Stittsville or the charity of choice would be appreciated.
Source: The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, 12 September 2006.

Boucher, Iolene Ailsa (I5628)

8742

Obituary
HARTIN, Lloyd Beattie Peacefully in hospital on Saturday September 23, 2000 in his 84th year. Dear and loving husband of Iolene Boucher. Predeceased by their only son Eric. Loving brother of the late Milton (late Jean), Minerva Lowe (late Allan), late Clifford (Edna), late Stuart (Ann) and Janet Lowe (late Albert). Also survived by sister-in-law Vera Boucher. Special uncle of many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Carp Valley Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 115 Rivington Street, Carp on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held in the chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Huntley Presbyterian Cemetery. In memoriam donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or charity of choice.
Source: The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario 24 September 2000

Hartin, Lloyd Beattie (I5620)

8743

Obituary
HARTIN, Milton Cram ? in hospital on Wednesday, June 8 1977, Milton Hartin, in his 71st year; husband of the late Jane Boucher; brother of Minerva (Mrs. Allan Lowe), Janet (Mrs. Albert Lowe) of Ashton; Beattie of Stittsville, and Stuart of Norwood, New York; predeceased by Clifford. Resting at the Tubman Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, 7 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday. Service will be held in the funeral home on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Presbyterian Cemetery, 3rd Line of Huntley.
The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, 8 June 1977, Page 56, Col. 4

Hartin, Milton Cram (I5618)

8744

Obituary
J. M. Garland

One of the most prominent and worthy citizens of Ottawa has passed away in the person of Mr. John M. Garland, who died at 3 o'clock this morning at the family residence, 40 Nepean Street. The cause of death was paralysis, from which the deceased has suffered for several years. About four and a half years ago he had the first stroke, and a year later the second, since which time he has been an invalid. He was able, however to be around and yesterday was out driving., a favorite recreation with him. He seemed to be in a brighter mood yesterday than usual, and only a few minutes before passing away he joked with his nurse. about three o'clock the third and final stroke came, and almost immediately afterwards the spirit took its flight.

Mr. Garland was a man rich in good works, and he left a name that will long be cherished by the citizens of Ottawa. He was a charitably disposed man, and many were the acts of kindness that he performed. He was prominently identified with organised charity and rendered signal service in that regard. He was president for a number of years of the Perley Home, and when because of ill health he was no longer to take a prominent part in directing the affairs of the home, the board expressed its appreciation of his splendid services by making him honorary president. He had also been president of the Protestant Home for the aged.

In business circles Mr. Garland was much respected for his sterling integrity, for his energy and for his enterprise He was a member and an ex-president of the Ottawa Board of Trade, and a striking monument to Mr. Garland's executive ability is the present flourishing board.

Several years ago he reorganized the Board, which had been in a moribund state for some time, and became the first president.

Mr. Garland was the son of the late Patrick Garland, and was born near Ottawa 70 years and one month ago. When he was eleven years old his father died, and Mrs. Garland moved her family to western Ontario. When nineteen years old Mr. Garland entered into partnership with his uncle a Caledonia, Ontario, where the firm conducted a very successful general store for several years. In 1862 he decided to start an exclusive dry goods business in Ottawa, and formed in that year a partnership with the late Alexander Mutchmor. Mr. Mutchmor looked after the business in Ottawa while Mr. Garland did the buying, besides looking after his business in Ottawa, which he conducted until 1864.

In 1873 Mr. Garland stared by himself the wholesale business of which he was at the time of his death the senior partner.

In 1893 he erected the present handsome warehouse at the corner of Queen and O'Connor streets.

Mr. Garland was twice married, his first wife being Miss Isabel McKinnon, daughter of the late Neil McKinnon, and his second wife Mrs. Emily Maud McKinnon, daughter of the late Dr. McKinnon of Caledonia. He is survived by a widow, two daughters, the misses Garland, at home; a son, Mr. John L. Garland, of McLaren Street, and a member of the firm of John M. Garland, Son & Company, and by two brothers, Nicholas of Toronto, and Thomas of Anaconda, B.C.

Mr. Garland was a member of the Bank street Presbyterian Church, and was an elder for 33 years. he was also a member of the Rideau Canoe Club.

The funeral will be held on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from the family residence to Beechwood cemetery.

Garland, John Mutchmor (I10277)

8745

Obituary
Keays-The death occurred at her home on Wilson Street, West on Sunday morning, the 7th. last, of Mrs William G. Keays at the advanced age of seventy-eight years. She was born in Dalhousie Township and had lived in Perth for a number of years. Her maiden name was Mary Avery, a daughter of the late alexander Avery. She was twice married, her first husband being Robert McCulloch of Dalhousie, who predeceased her by 32 years. Mrs McCulloch was a school teacher years ago, and following her marriage to Mr Keays, she lived in Bathurst at the ninth line but for about 15 years she has lived in Perth. Four daughters survive: Eleanor, Mrs Peter J. McArton, North Dakota; Mrs Robert Sargeant, Maberly; Ida, Mrs James Whyte and Minnie, Mrs William Whyte, both of Watson's Corners. Two sons, Alexander and Robert McCulloch, predeceased their mother. There are two brothers, Joseph Avery, Rollo, North Dakota and James Avery at Bright Side. The funeral took place on April 9th. from the late residence on Wilson Street to the vault at Elmwood cemetery. Interment to be Highland Line cemetery. Rev. M. C. Mackinnon of St. Paul's United church officiated. The pallbearers were two sons-in-law, James and william Whyte and four grandsons, Lester Whyte, John Whyte, Lawson Whyte and Bert Sargeant. Among relatives from a distance were: Mrs Harold Crain of Lonsdale,and Mrs Stuart Acheson of Portland, Granddaughters. There are 28 grandchildren living and 31 great-grandchildren living. Mrs Keays was a Presbyterian in religion, but on account of ill health had been unable to take an active part in the affairs of the church for some years.

Avery, Mary (I27404)

8746

Obituary
Kidd, Marjorie
R.N. Class of 54A
At home, on Wednesday June 23, 2021 at the age of 90. Predeceased by her beloved sister Eleanor, her parents Edgar and Beulah Kidd, her sisters Janet (Roy McNeely) and Lois, and her brother Garland. Survived by her nieces Lois (Art Ford) and Cathy (Paul Dulmage), her nephew Ray McNeely (Debbie) and many great-nieces and great-nephews. A graveside service will take place at Franktown Public Cemetery in the summer. For those who wish, a donation to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 192 Carleton Place would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, Carleton Place.

Kidd, Marjorie M. (I4073)

8747

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Lila F. Hartin '96 At her residence , Stittsville, Ont., Friday, February 22, 1963, Lila F. Boucher, age 87, widow of John Hartin, and dear mother of Milton, Clifford and Beattie, of Stittsville; Stuart, Norwood, New York; Mrs. Allan Lowe (Minerva), and Mrs. Albert Lowe (Janet), Ashton, Ontario, and 8 grandchildren' brother of Hillery Boucher. Funeral service was held from the Tubman Funeral Home, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt with service in the chapel Sunday, Feb 24 at 2 p.m. Interment was in the Presbyterian Cemetery, 3rd Line of Huntley.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.

Boucher, Lila (I5586)

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LOWE, Wesley Allan: - In hospital, Carleton Place, Ontario on Saturday, October 13, 1984, Wesley Allan Lowe in his 85th year, beloved husband of Minerva Jane Hartin. Dear brother of Mrs. Mary Gauthier, Ottawa, Marjorie (Mrs. Norman Greene), Ottawa; Franklin, Almonte, Gordon and William, Carleton Place and Ellard, Smith Falls. Predeceased by Jean (Mrs. Rug Fulford); Florence (Mrs. Herbert Moore); Isobel (Mrs. Ezra Crawford); Jessie, Hester; Wesley; James, Robert and Albert. Friends may call at the Kerry Funeral Home, 61 Lake Ave. West, Carleton Place for visiting on Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Monday at 2 p.m. Rev Wes Mitchell and Rev. Eric Lynk officiating. Interment, United Cemeteries, Carleton Place. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the Ashton United Church Building Fund or the charity of your choice would be appreciated.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.

Lowe, Wesley Allan (I3792)

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Mr. Hugh Duncan
Mr. Hugh Duncan, 8520-104th. St., Edmonton, Alta., passed away at his home, Friday, June 28, at the age of 69 years. One of a family of 11, Mr. Duncan was born on the 11th. line of Ramsay, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duncan and served his druggist's apprenticeship with Mr. M. Patterson of Almonte. He worked in Perth in the drug store of the late Chas. Bower and Dr. Frank Hanna.
About 30 years ago he went west and established his own drug business which he had conducted successfully ever since.
Surviving are his wife, the former Clara Lendrum of Vankleek Hill, two sons, Edgar and Brock; one daughter, Mrs. N. Cruickshank, all of Edmonton; two sisters, Mrs. T. R. Paterson, Almonte, and Mrs. Holden of Brant, Alta.; four brothers in Regina, William, James, John and Albert; one brother Edmund in Ramsay and Robert of Pilot Mound, Man.
The funeral service was held on Tuesday afternoon, July 2nd. at 2:30 o'clock at the Knox United Church, Edmonton, Alta. Rev. George Macdonald officiated and interment was made in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Duncan, Hugh (I2909)

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Mrs Rita A. Lemieux
Funeral services were held on Monday, Oct 24, 1966 for Mrs Rita lemieux, 54, of Aberdeen St. N., Chapleau, who passed away on October 22, in Lady Minto Hospital. Mrs Kimieux , the former Rita edwards, had been ill only a short while before her death. Requiem mass was sung with Rev. Fr. Lampron officiating and interment was in the Chapleau Municipal Cemetery.

Born in Pembroke, Mrs Lemieux came to Chapleau at an early age and received her education here, graduating from chapleau High School. She took up nursing and received her training at Western Hospital in Toronto. Returning to Chapleau in 1938, shw married Robert Lemieux and has been a resident of Chapleau ever since.. In recent years she again took up the nursing profession and was on staff of Lady Minto Hospital when struck by illness last July.

As a member of Sacred Heart Church. Mrs. Lemieux took an active part in the Catholic Women's League.

She is survived by her husband, Robert, three daughters, Mrs. Theresa Towell of Calgary, Miss evelyn Lemieux of Toronto, Mrs. Anne Lacroix of Cochrane and Robert Lemieux of Chapleau, a brother.

also surviving are four sisters and three brothers. Mrs Edna Nixon, Weston, Mrs Elizabeth Noonan, Hamilton; Mrs. Ethel Shock, Redding, California; Mrs. Mary Denmark, Sudbury; Howard Edwards, Timmins and Harold Lawrence Edwards of Chapleau.

Acting as pallbearers were Raoul Fortin, T. Edwards Jr., A. Martel, E. Fortin, N. Lemieux

Edwards, Rita Annie (I16758)

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