Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 8951 | Of Surrey passed away at the age of 43 years. She is lovingly remembered by her family: son John; parents, John and Gail McCreary; brother Ken; as well many other family members and friends. Graveside service will take place Saturday, December 13th at 12:30 pm at Valley View Memorial Gardens, 14660 - 72nd Ave., Surrey, BC. Memorial service will follow at 2:00 pm at The Free Presbyterian Church of Cloverdale, 18790 - 58 Ave., Surrey. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Cloverdale Free Presbyterian Church in Linda's memory will be appreciated. Published in The Vancouver Sun on Dec. 11, 2003 | McCreary, Linda Gail (I23513)
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| 8952 | Of Surrey, BC. Homemaker. Died at Peace Arch Hospital of Pneumonia. D/C informant ~ Sharon Rodney of Vancouver, BC ~ daughter. BC Death Registration Number 1986-09-001667. | Hoffos, Stella Bernice (I40698)
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| 8953 | Of Surrey, BC. Janitor for the Vancouver Labour Temple. Died at Cedarhurst Private Hospital of a Stroke. S/O James & Jessie Jane (nee Lockhart) both born in Ontario. D/C informant ~ Ross Syme of Vancouver, BC ~ son. BC Death Registration Number 1964-09-012220. | Syme, Peter Thompson (I24263)
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| 8954 | Of Surrey, BC. Press Operator for Dominion Bridge. Died at Burnaby General Hospital of Coronary Occlusion. H/O Stella Bernice Hoffos. BC Death Registration Number 1979-09-003271. | Syme, Ross James (I40697)
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| 8955 | Of the ten children of Alexander "Sandy" McKay and Esther McDonald and their spouses, Hugh was the last to pass away, thus closing out that generation. | McKay, Hugh (I10668)
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| 8956 | ohn B. Baird - Fallbrook, May 8 - (Special) - following an illness of nearly 11 months John B. Baird died at the Great War Memorial Hospital, Perth, in his 89th year. Born near Kinburn, February 7, 1869, Mr. Baird was the son of the late John Baird and his wife the former Jane Bradley of Fitzroy. He was the last member of the family of seven. On July 25, 1894 he was married to the late Ida E. Groves who predeceased him August 14, 1935. Mr. Baird was an honorary member of the Loyal Orange Lodge District No. 5 Fitzroy and visiting members conducted an impressive service the evening before the funeral. Surviving are three daughters (Evelyn), Mrs. Andrew Craig, Pakenham; () Mrs. Roy Needham, Pakenham; (Irene) Mrs. Charles Ennis, Fallbrook and one son, John G. Baird, Ottawa. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The funeral which was largely attended was held at the Kennedy Funeral Home, Carp, with Buried: in Diamond Cemetery, 9th line Fitzroy. Rev. W. H. Henley of Pakenham United Church, conducted the service. Mrs. Lloyd Craig, granddaughter-in-law of Mr. Baird sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping. | Baird, John Bradley (I12325)
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| 8957 | ohn Franklin "Frank" Kidd was the son of William Garland Kidd and his wife Lenora McGrath. He married Edith Augusta Hurdman, daughter of William Hurdman and his wife Sarah Sophia Smith around 1885 in Ottawa, Ontario. Frank and Edith had no children. Frank Kidd attended Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. During his time there, he won the Chancellor's prize of $25. with an essay he wrote on the brain. Frank graduated from Queen's with a degree MDCM and achieved medals in both medicine and surgery. He first practiced in the rural community of Carp, Ontario before moving to Ottawa. Dr. Kidd was involved in the planning, building and organization of the old St. Luke's Hospital in 1897. He was chief surgeon there until 1926. During WWI, Dr. Kidd was deployed overseas with the Canadian Army Medical Corps. He achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. When Frank was working at the Bram Hill Hospital, he was injured when a bomb hit the hospital. In 1919, Dr. J. Franklin Kidd was made a companion of The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. (CMG) for his service during WWI. In 1924, Queen's University presents him with an honourary degree of LLD. Then in 1933, he was presented with the Golden Cane Award in recognition of his 50 years of medical service. At the time of his death Dr. Kidd was living on Aylmer Road in Aylmer, Quebec at his residence called Longfields. He is buried in the Kidd family Plot in Cataraqui Cemetery in Kingston and there is also a memorial to him in Beechwood Cemetery where his wife Edith and her family are buried. Beechwood Cemetery Name:John Franklyn Kidd Birth Date:abt 1864 Birth Location:Fergus, Ontario Gender:Male Death Date:13 Jul 1933 Age:69 Parent(s):Kidd +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161211] Ottawa Journal (Birth, Marriage Death Notices), 1885 - 1980 Name:Col John Franklin Kidd Cmg MD Lld Gender:Male Death Age:68 Notice Type:Death Birth Date:abt 1865 Death Date:13 Jul 1933 Death Place:Quebec Spouse: Edith Augusta Hurdman | Kidd, Dr. John Franklin "Fank" (I4237)
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| 8958 | Old Kildonan Cem, Winnipeg, Man.;section D 159 /160. He Is Buried with his second wife Maude. His first wife Eunice is buried at Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg | Kilfoyle, Henry Melville "Star" (I10979)
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| 8959 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2288)
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| 8960 | Oldest son of William Herriot Jr. and Amanda Sykes. Husband of Ina Katheryn Smith, to whom he wed on Oct. 28. 1912 at Osnabrock. He was a grain farmer at Ardoch until coming to Nekoma in 1922. There he ran the light plant, did carpentry work, also worked in a garage and gas station for several years. He returned to farming around 1934, retiring in 1945. He died at age 81 of heart failure and was survived by two daughters -- Nova and Beatrice. A son died in infancy. | Herriot, William John (I23581)
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| 8961 | Olive Frances Garland Weds at Sister's Home The marriage of Olive Frances, daughter of the late Mr. Wright Garland and Mrs. Garland, formerly ' Carberry, to Mr. William G. Manders, took place this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock at the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. B. W. Caldwell. 43 Dundurn Place. Rev. O. W. Flndlay, of St James' Anglican church, officiated. Only the immediate relatons of the bride and bridegroom were present. Mr. and Mrs. Manders left for the seaboard, and will sail next week for a cruise to the West Indies. | Family: William G. Manders / Olive Frances Garland (F10798)
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| 8962 | On 14 May 1910 William A. Gault (36), wife, Bertha A. (30), children; Fred E. (10), James D. (8), Jean (6), Retta (4) and Guy L. (2) lived in Dyer Precinct, Douglas County, Washington. William and Bertha had been married 12 years; having 5 children, 5 living. William was a farmer. NOTE: Names spelled as they appear on original image of this census. At first glance William and Bertha's middle initials look like a "Q". Enlarge image and compare to others on same page to clearly see the "A". On 20 March 1916 Mrs. Wm. Gault (35), children; Fred (16), James (14), Jean (11), Gretta (10), Guy (7), Earl (4) and Joseph (1) arrived at the Port of Kingsgate, British Columbia, Canada. They came from Mansfield, Washington. They were going to Innisfail, Alberta. Manifest says Bertha was joining her husband. In 1916 Wm. A. Gault (45), wife Della (38), son, Fred (17), son, Jas. (14), daughter, Jean (12), daughter, Retta (10), son, Guy (8), son Earl (5) and son, Joseph (2) lived in Grande Prairie, Dist. 37 Edmonton West, Alberta, Canada. In 1921 William A. Gault (48), wife Bertha (32), children; Jean (17), Retta (14), Guy (11), Earl (9), Joseph (6), Myrtle (4) and Bertie (4/12) lived in West Edmonton District, Alberta, Canada. William was a farmer. NOTE: This Canadian census shows Bertha, Retta, Guy, Earl and Joseph were all born in the U.S.. They had immigrated in 1916 and were naturalized. ============================ Interment: May 30, 1979 Age: 67 Cause of death: Acute respiratory failure, pulmonary sepsis and pulmonary abcess. Original record: British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986, 004479396 Married: Margaret Florence Adams Son: Albert Earnest Gault ============================ Siblings not linked: 1. Frederick E. Gault Born: 11 Nov. 1900, Pincher Creek, Alberta Died: 2. James D. Gault Born: (1902) Canada Mar: Fern A. Jefcoat, Grande Prairie, Alberta Died: 1931marriage 3. Jean Gault Born: (1904), British Columbia, Canada Died: 1921census 4. Retta Iris Gault Born: Washington Mar: Benton ROSS Everton in 1927, Grand Prairie, Alberta Died: 1998, Hythe, Alberta, Canada | Gault, Earl Stanley (I36276)
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| 8963 | On 24 June 1880 Moses S. Pike (39), wife Iris (21), daughters; Myrtie (4), Bertha (10/12-Sep.), Moses's sisters; Tilla M. (20) and Betsy (52) lived in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Moses was a planer in a sawmill. Tilla was a dressmaker. NOTE: Bertha was born in Washington Territory. In 1889 M. S. Pike (38), wife Iris (30), children; Myrtle (13), Della (10), Wm. (7), Ernest (3) and Edith (0) lived in Colby Precinct, Kitsap County, Washington Territory. In 1901 William A. Gault (b. 16 Nov. 1874), wife Della B. (b. 4 Sept. 1878), son Frederick E. (b. 11 Nov. 1900) and boarders; William Nevin (b. 4 Jan. 1883), Archibald McCallum (b. 5 Jan. 1864) and Frank Salsbury (b. 10 April 1867) lived at Pincher Creek, Alberta, Northwest Territories. William was a hotel keeper. Mr. Nevin was a carpenter. Mr. McCallum was a farmer. Mr. Salsbury was a teamster. On 14 May 1910 William A. Gault (36), wife, Bertha A. (30), children; Fred E. (10), James D. (8), Jean (6), Retta (4) and Guy L. (2) lived in Dyer Precinct, Douglas County, Washington. William and Bertha had been married 12 years; having 5 children, 5 living. William was a farmer. NOTE: Names spelled as they appear on original image of this census. At first glance William and Bertha's middle initials look like a "Q". Enlarge image and compare to others on same page to clearly see the "A". On 20 March 1916 Mrs. Wm. Gault (35), children; Fred (16), James (14), Jean (11), Gretta (10), Guy (7), Earl (4) and Joseph (1) arrived at the Port of Kingsgate, British Columbia, Canada. They came from Mansfield, Washington. They were going to Innisfail, Alberta. Manifest says Bertha was joining her husband. In 1916 Wm. A. Gault (45), wife Della (38), son, Fred (17), son, Jas. (14), daughter, Jean (12), daughter, Retta (10), son, Guy (8), son Earl (5) and son, Joseph (2) lived in Grande Prairie, Dist. 37 Edmonton West, Alberta, Canada. In 1921 William A. Gault (48), wife Bertha (32), children; Jean (17), Retta (14), Guy (11), Earl (9), Joseph (6), Myrtle (4) and Bertie (4/12) lived in West Edmonton District, Alberta, Canada. William was a farmer. NOTE: This Canadian census shows Bertha, Retta, Guy, Earl and Joseph were all born in the U.S.. They had immigrated in 1916 and were naturalized. ============================ Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980 Burnaby; Seymour, British Columbia, Canada Electoral District: Burnaby-Seymour, 1968 Address: 1315 MADISON AVENUE #102 Gault, Mrs. Bertha A. Gault,*William A.*, dept. floor mgr. NOTE: This is Bertha's son, William. Her husband William was deceased. The building consisted of 10 units. ============================ British Columbia, Canada, Death Index, 1872-1990 Name: Bertha Audell Gault Birth Year: abt 1880 Death Age: 95 Death Date: 24 Mar. 1975 Death Location: Burnaby Registration Number: 1975-09-005338 BCA Number: B13341 GSU Number: 2050441 ============================ British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986, 004479349 Original record: Age: 95 Cause of death: myocardial infarction, (ASHD), congestive heart failure, old myocardial infarction, bronchopneumonia, anemia. Widowed. Husband was William Albert Gault. Their sons: W.A. Gault, Stanley Earl Gault Disposition: Mar. 29, 1975 ============================ Children not linked: 1. Frederick E. Gault Born: 11 Nov. 1900, Pincher Creek, Alberta Died: 2. James D. Gault Born: (1902) Canada Mar: Fern A. Jefcoat, Grande Prairie, Alberta Died: 1931marriage 3. Jean Gault Born: (1904), British Columbia, Canada Died: 1921census 4. Retta Iris Gault Born: Washington Mar: Benton ROSS Everton in 1927, Grand Prairie, Alberta Died: 1998, Hythe, Alberta, Canada | Pike, Bertha Audell "Della" (I36273)
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| 8964 | On April 26, 1888 in Taunton, MA, John B. Ayers, 27, a silver plater born in Pr. Edward Island to Patrick & Catherine (Rowe), married Delia T. Crowley, 27, a dressmaker born in Ireland to James & Bridget (Dewire). This was the first marriage for both. | Family: John Bernard Ayers / Delia Theresa Crowley (F6378)
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| 8965 | On Dec. 29 after a lingering illness, Mary GARLAND, wife of the late Theophilus IRWIN of Ramsay, age 79 yrs., 11 mos. Born Ireland, to Canada with parents age 6 yrs. Husband died 17 yrs. ago. Family: late William of California, James of Ohio, John in Niagara Falls, Henry in Pembroke, Mrs. D. LYNCH of Ramsay, Mrs. Thomas KILFOYLE of Montague, Mrs. Joseph DUCETT on the homestead, Miss IRWIN in Carleton Place. Sister of John GARLAND, Missouri. Int. St. James Cemetery. (Jan. 1, 1901, p.4, col. 1 & p.4, col. 4) Allen, Dolly and Joan McKay, "Birth, Marriage and Death Notices, from the Carleton Place Herald, Volume 5: Deaths 1897 - 1904 by Global Heritage Press, Carleton Place, 2017 | Garland, Mary (I4136)
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| 8966 | On Friday, November 01, 2019 (All Saints Day), Edra Marie Campbell, loving wife and mother passed away at the age of 88. Edra was born in Tomahawk, AB and was proud of her pioneering heritage. Her grandparents, the Browns, homesteaded in Tomahawk in 1905. Edra married her true love, Winnard Ramsey Campbell of Edmonton and they had four children: Debbie, Winnard, Jean & Donald. Smithfield was their community where she sat on the Hall Board, School Board and of course the Horse Club. Edra was well read and an avid reader of Canadian history, enjoying the fascinating stories of human spirit and endurance that built and settled Canada. She loved poetry and could recite endlessly, today her grandchildren and now great-grandchildren are reciting her favorites. In addition, Edra was a good artist with a focus on landscapes. Her paintings could also be found on cottage walls, garbage cans and outhouse doors. Like her mother, Edra was a member of the WI for years. She enjoyed travelling, particularly her coach tours with Win. Their long hot summers were spent at their cottage in Little Manitou Lake, SK. where they built a large circle of friends, spending many Saturday nights at "Danceland" in Watrous, SK. With a green thumb, she could rescue any plant and always had a large vegetable garden and enjoyed canning. She was fascinated with wildlife and nature, enjoying every little bird and waterfowl, identifying them by their songs and colours. Quilting and sewing were among her hobbies. Alongside Winnard, she was a creative renovator. They also built numerous real rock fireplaces, collecting and placing field stones, including the cairn at the Smithfield Cemetery. Edra was predeceased her husband Winnard in 1996, and her brothers, Jim & David, older sister Jean and Win's twin brother Donald and wife Doreen. She leaves her four children and their much loved spouses David, Kate, Michael and Leeanne to treasure her memory. Her 12 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren, which includes a set of twins and triplets. Her brother Doug, sister Zetta, cousin Alice and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. A private funeral service is being held. Warm summer sun, Shine kindly here, Warm southern wind, Blow softly here. Green sod above, Lie light, lie light. Good night, dear heart, Good night, good night Published on November 8, 2019 - The Edmonton Journal | Brown, Edra Marie (I40628)
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| 8967 | On Friday, the 6th June after a short illness, Mr. W. H. Saunders died at his residence, West half lot 24, con 12, Enniskillen, where he and his family have resided for the past 6 years. The deceased was well and favorably known, having been a resident of Marthaville for 15 years prior to his moving to the farm. He was a Methodist in religion and a Conserative in politics. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders, and was born in Brooke Township in 1851. In 1876 he married Sarah Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lucas, Brooke. He is survived by his wife, three sons and two daughters: Wallace living in Borneo, Fred living in Egypt, Oscar at home, Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs. Wilson Butler of 12th con. east, Enniskillen. The funeral was held on Monday the 9th June and was largely attended. Interment took place in Hillsdale cemetery, Petrolia, Ont. The pallbearers were Messrs Jacob, Daniel and Thomas Saunders, nephews, John, Thomas and Walter Lucas, brothers-in-law. ~Watford Guide Advocate, 27 June 1913 | Saunders, William Henry (I29171)
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| 8968 | On his marriage license, William Allan Scott's occupation is given as farmer in Pakenham Tp. He married teacher Laura Essie Wilson of Fitzroy Tp. 26 Aug. 1920. When his sons enlisted in the RCAF, he was a mechanic with a garage in Pakenham, Ontario. Both his sons were killed in action: Donald Stewart Scott died at sea after the Canso aircraft he was flying in over northern seas near the Faroe Islands was shot down by a U-boat and the 8-man crew spent over 20 hours in one 4-man inflatable raft before being rescued. Donald died of cold and exhaustion and his body was consigned to the sea by the surviving members. His name is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial in Surrey, England. Younger son Kenneth was a Leading Aircraftsman on a Dakota transport dropping supplies to the British Army in Burma. The aircraft was hit by enemy fire and before it crashed, at about a height of 100 ft., Kenneth was seen to jump and perished in the jungle. His final burial place is in Taukkyan War Cemetery, Myanmar (Burma). | Scott, William Allan "Willie" (I15409)
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| 8969 | On Jan. 17, Elizabeth Milne SCOTT, wife of the late William CRAM, age 49 yrs. Born Carleton Place Aug. 1851, husband died 1897. Daughter of the late Walter SCOTT. Family: Elizabeth A. (Mrs. T.F. MICHELL) William J., late Abner and Mary. Brothers Dr. SCOTT of Philadelphia and Walter SCOTT of Chicago. (Jan. 23, 1900, p.1, col. 5 & p.6, col. 4) | Scott, Elizabeth Milne (I5666)
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| 8970 | On January 12, 2018 Melvin Dale Wheeler passed away in Chilliwack, BC. He was 62 years old. Mel is survived by his mother, Isabelle Wheeler, two brothers and two sisters and many friends. Mel was predeceased by his father Ken Wheeler. A private family memorial will be held, at a later date.https://www.theprogress.com/obituaries/melvin-dale-wheeler/ | Wheeler, Melvin Dale (I40418)
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| 8971 | On January 28, 1944, Duncan, along with his crew was flying in low visability and collided with a German aircraft. After a successful bombing raid, their Halifax Mk. II was returning to base. following the collision, the aircrasft lost control and crashed into a large building, catching fire. According to a German report, the collision occurred over Wittenberg Platz, Berlin, the plane dived into the eighth floor, only coming to rest on the fifth floor of the building, which was already devastated from previous raids. When the fire died out, eight bodies were recovered, all of which were unrecognizable. The bodies of Sergeant Jarvis and Sergeant Jandron's were identified from the crash site. Because the crashed Halifax aircraft had a crew of only seven men and eight bodies were recovered in the building, there was some question as to their identities. As such, the names of the remaining five men including Pilot Officer Bert Duncan were listed as missing in action for several months until, in September, 1944, they became officially presumed to have died on Active Service overseas. In a letter to the Department of National Defence, Bert's mother expressed doubt of her son's death and the possibility that he had been taken a prisoner of war, in an attempt to gain information from the officer. 944, Thursday June 8, The Almonte Gazette front page Officially Listed As Killed In ActionMr and Mrs E.H. Duncan Are Informed of Their Son's DeathMr and Mrs E.H. Duncan of Ramsay, received a letter last week from the R.C.A.F., Casualty Officer for Chief of Air Staff, Ottawa, stating that the body of their son, Warrant Officer 2 Robert MacIntosh Duncan had been positively identified. The message which was forwarded by the International Red Cross Society quoted German information that five members of the crew lost their lives. Two only R.M. Duncan and Sgt G.M. Jandron were positively identified. The other members of the crew are still classified as missing. Mr and Mrs Duncan were first informed that their son was missing on Jan 29 and their many friends sincerely regret that the long period of anxious waiting ends so sadly. "Bert" as he was usually known was 24 years of age and went overseas late in 1942. He enlisted in November, 1941, and trained at Manning Pool, Brandon and at Calgary and Regina. He received his wings at Dauphin. Besides his father and mother, he leaves six brothers, five of whom are in the armed services and three sisters. | Duncan, Pilot Flying Officer Robert Mcintosh "Bert" R. C. A. F. (I2889)
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| 8972 | On June 25 at his daughter's residence, Mrs. John McLAREN of Beckwith, Henry ANDERSON, age 85 yrs. Born 2nd Conc., Drummond, formerly of Perth. Father of Mrs. John McLAREN, Mrs. W.J. LIGHTBODY of Gillies' Corners and Mrs. Nat. McLENAGHAN of Sask. Int. Perth. (July 6, 1921, p. 1, col. 3) | Andison, Annie Brooks (I3983)
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| 8973 | On May 9, 2015 in her 89th year, at her home in Ottawa. Beloved wife of Austin (Tim) for 63 years. Loving Mother of Joanne Bates (John), Leslie Grant (Ron). Cherished grandmother of Lindsey Serlin (Joey), and proud great grandmother to Ella, Leo and Sadie Serlin. Predeceased by brother Lt. Roy Silliphant and sisters, Francis Silliphant , Barbara Turner and Mary Kelly. Zita was a creative and gifted writer, with a love of music, cooking, fashion, and travel, and an avid patron of the arts. As a military wife, she offered great support to her husband and family in 5 different countries: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Canada. In later years she and her husband enjoyed taking cruises to many interesting ports of call. She made many cherished friends along the way and made them a priority throughout her life. She will be greatly missed and never forgotten. Friends are invited to visit the Sacred Space of the Beechwood National Memorial Centre Thursday, May 14th after 10 a.m. Memorial Service will be held in the Scared Space at 11 a.m. followed by Interment at the National Military Cemetery of the Canadian Forces. A reception in honour of Zita will be held in the Fleming Suite. In Memoriam donations to the Canadian Cancer Society greatly appreciated by the family. | Silliphant, Zita Teresa (I38372)
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| 8974 | on of George Monroe Etzwiler and Abby May Sallee. Husband of Goldie Nolan, married 9 Sep 1922 in McMinnville, Yamhill, Oregon. To this union four children were born; Anita Lucine, Naomi Ardella, Merlin, and Norman Archie Etzwiler. | Etzwiler, Archie Pearl (I33984)
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| 8975 | on of Robert Scharf and Catherine Scharf COD: Carcinoma of stomach, age 74yrs Informant, son: Harmond Scharf, Billings Bridge Enoch Scharf/aka Scharfe was born on April 25, 1847. His Age is 75 at death on his gravestone His profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Scharf-374 | Scharfe, Enoch (I19313)
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| 8976 | on of William Davis and Mary Jane Orr. Chester Glass Davis and Helen Stewart were married March 22, 1916 at Westbourne, Manitoba. DAVIS--May 13th, Chester Glass Davis, aged 80 years, of Rundle Lodge, in a local private hospital after a brief illness. Born at Parkhill, Ontario, Mr. Davis moved to Winnipeg in 1909, to Big Valley, Alta., in 1913 and to Calgary in 1924. He was a locomotive engineer with the Canadian National Railways. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, a 50 year member of the A.F. and A.M. at London, Ontario, a life member of Alberta Chapter No. 1 R.A.M., a member of Sandstone Lodge No. 17, I.O.O.F., the Golden Age Club, and a member and trustee of the North Hill United Church. Surviving are two brothers, John A. Davis and Harry Davis, both of Detroit, Mich.; one step-son, Mr. Hugh W. Waters, Calgary; one niece, Mrs. Velma Davis Escalle, Seattle, Wash. The Calgary Herald, May 15, 1961, page 40 Alberta Death Reg. #1961-08-004005 | Davis, Chester Glass (I33842)
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| 8977 | On Sunday, April 8, 2018, with his family by his side, Charles Sherman Stanley, formerly of Denver, Colorado, died at his residence in Centreville, Virginia after a short battle with cancer. He was the beloved husband of Gladys Stanley for 71 years. Devoted father to Lisa and son-in-law John Collins and loving grandfather to Nicholas and Caroline. He is preceded in death by his father, George Stanley, his mother, Margaret Naismith Stanley, his brothers George and James Stanley and his sister, Margaret Lewis. He is also survived by his brother, Byron Stanley. Jack served in the Solomon Islands as a Navy Corpsman during WWII where he earned numerous awards and accolades for his achievements. After the war, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Denver and Master's Degree in Public Health from the University of Michigan. He worked as a Public Health Specialist with the city of Denver, CO, and eventually joined the US Public Health Service Centers for Disease Control and was honorable discharged as a Captain after 25 years of service. While in the USPHS he served in Liberia, Kenya, Uganda, and American Samoa, the Philippines and the CDC in Atlanta, GA. He was a Master Mason of Harmony Lodge 61, Denver, Colorado and an avid bowler for 20 years. He lived by what he learned from his grandfather, Dr. James Naismith, that time, patience and perseverance can help conquer all | Stanley, Captain Charles Sherman (I20212)
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| 8978 | On Sunday, March 13, 2011, Ron Muir of Portage la Prairie passed away at the age of 62 years. Ron was born April 29, 1948 Grace Hospital, Winnipeg, Mb. He never knew his natural parents. Predeceasing him are Amy and Robin Waterston, parents of choice as angels sent for him, and later brother John Sawyer December 2000. He was deeply saddened when his wife, Cheryl Elder Muir of Pilot Mound, passed April 25, 2005. They were married at MDC and had many good years together. He was strongly attached to dogs Nipper and Snoopy. Ron grew up in Winnipeg and moved with his family to White Rock, BC, returning with them as a teen to live in Portage. Ron a hard worker was always very independent through long-term polio disabilities and health problems. He was employed at Lab & X-ray, PGH for many years, Arc Industries, Cinema Centre, McDonalds, Avenue Mazda and as health deteriorated in the past two years retired from SAM. Ron enjoyed meeting friends at Tim Horton's. He was a good person with a unique sense of humor. He leaves many cousins and special cousins Betty and Jim to remember him, along with a support line of friends in the community. He often spoke of his attentive neighbor and constant help Helen Urbanovitch. We always knew Ron would do fine as he had so many good friends including CMHA, People First and Golden Plains Baptist Church who cared about him. Celebration of Ron's life will be held at McKenzies Portage Funeral Chapel on Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 11:00 am led by Pastor Robert Carlson. Memorial donations, if you so wish, would be appreciated to Portage District General Hospital Foundation, 524 Fifth St.SE, Portage la Prairie, MB, R1N 3A8. A tree will be planted in memory and cared for by McKenzies Portage Funeral Chapel www.mckenziesportagefuneralchapel.com | Muir, Ronald "Ron" (I39938)
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| 8979 | On the evening of Mar 14, 1815 James was married to Miss Elizabeth Hagerty, by her uncle, the Rev. John Henry Hagerty, one of the early leaders of the Methodist Church in the United States. After the birth of their first child in 1816, they moved to Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio where they lived until Elizabeth's death in 1836. Then James moved his family to Warren County, Indiana across the river from where several of his sisters lived in Fountain County. In 1850 he was back in Ohio, living in Brown County, but in the early 1850's, James and all his children except George moved to Marion and Madison Counties in Iowa. They moved between Madison County, IA and Lancaster County, NE. John Greenleaf [James Greenfield]Hilton, senior, was the father of Judge Hilton of Cincinnati, Ohio, a democratic politician known at that time all over the country. Mr. Hilton was a widower and lived at the home of his son Charles(no records of a son so named). Mrs. Mason(Lavina Hilton) and Mrs. W. W. Dunham (Mary Elizabeth Hilton) were his daughters. The two Hiltons and Mr. Dunham were democrats. All were deeply religious, with the possible exception of Charles and his wife. A regular debating society was organized and held regular meetings at the Hilton residence. Mr. Hilton, senior, although aged and somewhat decrepit, was mentally bright and a fine speaker. He and Mason were the leading debaters, but others, including myself, regularly took part. (Origin of Olathe, Nebraska, pages 206-207) James was first buried in the Sand Hill Burial Place, Saltillo, Lancaster County, Nebraska. He was moved to the Roca Cemetery in 1891. note: 1850 Federal Census and 1856 Iowa State Census data indicate he was born in 1787-1788. Two sons, James and James R. were born between 1821 and 1831. They probably died in infancy or early childhood. | Hilton, James Greenfield (I31791)
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| 8980 | On the homestead when father died in 1893 In Ashton, ON in 1941 when Wm. J. died. | Duncan, Mary Jane (I2381)
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| 8981 | On the homestead when his father Robert died in 1893. | Duncan, William John (I1377)
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| 8982 | On Thursday, May 23, 2019 Donald James "Jim" Hatch of Cherry Grove, AB passed away peacefully in his sleep with his loving family by his side at the Cold Lake Health Centre at the age of 64 years. Jim is lovingly survived by his wife of 38 years, two daughters, two sons, step mother, eight siblings; as well as numerous nieces & nephews. Jim was predeceased by his parents: Vinall & Phyllis Hatch; two brothers: Edwin and Byron; and his little buddy Hayden Hatch. (nephew) as well as a few nieces and nephews. Funeral Service Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Cherry Grove, AB. Final resting place, Cherry Grove Community Cemetery, Cherry Grove, AB. On behalf of Jim's family, they would like to extend an appreciation and thank you for everyone who has assisted Jim throughout his years of health problems. Memorial tributes in memory of Jim may be sent to the Canadian Diabetes | Hatch, Donald James "Jim" (I27812)
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| 8983 | On Wednesday afternoon after a short illness, Miss Jeanette Gilmour departed this life after a journey of 87 years. Deceased was a daughter of the late Hugh gilmour and was born on the ninth line of Ramsay. For many years she lived near the sixth line of Ramsay, but moved into town about four years ago. She took up her residence on Princess street, where she died. Mr. John Gilmour, of New England is a cousin of the deceased and she has one brother, Allan, living in Australia. | Gilmour, Jeanette (I42694)
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| 8984 | On Wednesday, June 24, 1925, the home of Mr. & Mrs. John F. Ramsbottom of Arklan, was the scene of a very pretty wedding when their second daughter, Elizabeth Pearl Ramsbottom was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Daniel Munro, son of Mr. & Mrs. John H. Munro of Halpenny. Rev. J. Plant of Middleville officiated. The bridal party entered the parlor while Wedding Bells March was played by Miss Gladys Munro, and took their places under an arch of maple and oak leaves with peonies and pink and white streamers. The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of white silk crepe de chene with crystal trimming. She wore a bridal veil with weath of orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses and maidenhair fern. The couple were unattended. The witnesses were Miss Florence Ramsbottom, sister of the bride, and Mr. W. M. Munro, brother of the groom. The groom's gift to the bride was a cabinet of silver and to the pianist, a gold ring set with amethyst. During the signing of the register, while Mrs. John Currie played, Miss Viola E. Munro sang sweetly "The Voice That Breathed O'er Eaden" After a few hours of social enjoyment about fifty of the immediate relatives sat down to a bounteous wedding supper. The bride and groom were the recipients of many valuable and handsome gifts, including several cheques, a very substantial one from her father. | Family: Daniel "Dannie" Munro / Elizabeth Pearl Ramsbottom (F3717)
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| 8985 | on William "Will" Acres Scott was born December 14, 1874 in Huntley, Ontario. William married Emma Pringle of Whitewater, Mb. Daughter Emma born October 1, 1879 in Dominion City, Mb.. Emma married Harry Wellband on Feb. 22, 1905 in Winnipeg, Mb. Daughter Lila May Scott born July 19, 1887 in Dominion City, Mb. Lila married William Seath Brown on June 28, 1919, in Winnipeg, Mb. Daughter Myrtle Clarke Scott married William Griggs Brisley on April 25, 1923 in Winnipeg, Mb. Vital Stats. Mb. Death Reg. # 1918-036091 indicates Lydia (Acres) Scott died June 4, 1918. | Acres, Martha Lydia (I1419)
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| 8986 | One by one the old pioneers are passing to the great beyond. This week it is our duty to record the sudden death of Mr. David Gilliland of the 14th con. of Brooke, who answered the summons on Sunday evening about 8 o'clock, in the 70th year of his age. Deceased attended St. James Church on Sunday morning and appeared in his usual health. In the afternoon he drove to the home of Mr. Gilbert Woods, and had tea there. On his way home the cutter was upset a short distance from the house and after gathering up the robes and cushions Mr. Gilliland walked beside the horse. When he got to the stable his grandson came out to meet him and was told by the deceased to call his father, who on arriving on the scene found the old gentleman helpless, and he expired as soon as he was gotten into the house. Deceased was born, raised and spent his life on the farm on which he died. He took a deep interest in any movement for the betterment of municipal conditions and had convictions of his own on all matters which he freely expressed. He was a member of St. James Church and was widely known and respected. He served his country in the Fenian Raid, and received a medal and a scrip from the government. He was married twice. His first wife was Flora A. Searson and three children survive from the union, namely, John at home, Mrs. John Manders, 4th line, Warwick, and Miss Martha, Detroit. Another daughter, Mrs. Wilson Stewart, died about ten years ago. His second wife was Ann Kidd, and they had one son, Andrew of Manitoulin. His second wife predeceased him about two years ago. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to St. James Cemetery, service being held in the church by the rector, Rev. S. P.Irwin, B. A., and considering the badly drifted roads, was well attended. The pall bearers were Wm. Greer, Robt. Long, James Glass, B. Richardson, Isaac Newell and Robt. Edgar. WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 19 JANUARY 1912. Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1938 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 about David Gilliland Name: David Gilliland Death Date: Jan 1912 Death County or District: Lambton Age: 69 Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Birth Location: Brooke | Gilliland, David (I15700)
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| 8987 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F407)
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| 8988 | One of Almonte's hightly respected citizens, William Melville Paul passed away in hospital May 10, 1971, after a short illness. He was born November 3rd, 1895, the son of the late William Paul, and his wife, the late Christina Porterfield. He was married in December 1919 to Eva Jane Drummond, who predeceased him in March 1947. Surviving are two daughters, Dorothy (Mrs Louis Parent), St Jean, Quebec; Doris (Mrs Harvey Cochran), Willowdale; two sons, William D (Bill), Ottawa and R Clare of Port Credit; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Olive (Mrs Albert Naismith), of Ramsay, and Edna (Mrs Ed Rose) of Almonte. The service was conducted from the Kerry Funeral Home by Rev Robert McCrea of Almonte United Church, May 13 at 2 o'clock. Interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery. The pallbearers were William Toop, Jack Virgin, James Paul, Robert Naismith, Mervin Giles and Donald Cochran. | Paul, William "Melville" (I5823)
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| 8989 | One of the older residents of the Rosetta, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada, community was the person of James Thompson. He was born September 23, 1875, in Lanark Twp., a son of John Thompson and his wife, Mary Jane Bain. With the exception, of brief periods of time in the Western Provinces in his youth, Mr. Thompson's entire life was lived in this district. In 1907 he was united in marriage to Euphemia Rintoul of Darling Township who predeceased him the following year. In 1911 he was united in marriage to Carrie Elizabeth Rodger of Lanark Township who predeceased him Jan. 2nd., 1945. Mr. Thompson passed away in the Rosamond Memorial Hospital, Almonte, on July 26, 1959,following a lengthy illness. He was survived by one son, Ronald and one sister Edith, Mrs David Munro, of Ramsay Twp. Deceased brothers and sisters were, Martha Jane, Thomas, Daniel, John, all of Lanark Twp. Laura,(Mrs. James Affleck), of Nasby, Sask.; Hilton Howard, of Ramsay Twp. and Welland of Birch Hills, Sask. Mr. Thompson was active in church and community life as long as his health permitted and also in the sunset years took a deep interest in events. The funeral took place July 28, 1959, from Young's Funeral Home, Lanark, to Rosetta United Church. Rev. W. D. Reid of Carleton Place and former pastor on this charge conducted the service. Interment was in Rosetta Cemetery. The pallbearers were six neighbors, Charles Pretty, John Rodger, Joseph Tennant, Maynard McIntosh, Graydon Arnott and Bert Thompson. Numerous in memoriam donations were recieved in aid of the British and Foreign Bible Society and the Almonte General Hospital. | Thompson, James (I41423)
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| 8990 | One of this districts best known and most hightly esteemed women died on Monday in the Rosamond Memorial Hospital here, in the person of Amy Coulter Steele, widow of the late John Steele. Mrs Steele had been in failing health for some time and her condition had been grave for several weeks prior to her death. She will be deeply missed by her family and scores of acquaintances who held her in highest esteem for her many endearing qualities of mind and heart. Mrs Steele was prominent in the social life of the district and had been active in a number of women's organizationsand for some years held prominent office in the Women's Institute. The deceased who was in her 72nd year, was born in Clayton, but spent her early life in Almonte. Before her marriage to the late John Steele of Ramsay Township, the late Mrs Steele taught in the Public School, here. She was predeceased by her husband last year. One son, Alex, died in 1910 and one daughter, May in 1922. The deceased leaves to mourn her loss three sons - Arthur, of Dominion Live Stock Branch at present stationed in Lawrencetown, N.S. Ernest with the Canada Power and Paper Co., of St. Raymond, Quebec, and James on the homestead, 8th line Ramsay, which has been the home of the Steele family for over seventy years. two daughters, Lou, Public Health Nurse, of Woodfield, Ohio, and Beth, Mrs Hal Kirkland of Valois, Quebec. Two sisters, Clara, Mrs Dr Sparling of Pembroke, Ont, and Beatrice of Ottawa. The funeral was held on Wednesday from the family residence, 8th line Ramsay, to the Auld Kirk cemetery. The large attendance of relatives and friends and many floral tributes testifying to the esteem in which she was held. The service was conducted by Rev J.J. Lowe, of St Paul's Anglican Church, Almonte. The chief mourners were her three sons, Arthur, Ernest and James, two daughters. Lou and Beth (Mrs Hal Kirkland), and two sisters clara (Mrs Dr. sparling) and Beatrice. The pallbearers were: Messrs Albert Naismith and John McGill of Ramsay, Max Smith of Pakenham and W.C. Pollock, Joseph Paul and John Lindsay of Almmonte. Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were Mr Max Smith, Pakenham; Mrs S.F. Cox, Mr and Mrs Hal Kirkland, Valois, Quebec; Mr Alan Coulter, Ottawa; Mrs Frank Coulter, Ottawa; Mrs Alice Bowland, Clayton; Mrs Jno Lawrencetown, N.S.; Ernest Steele Sparling and Dr. and Mrs Sparling, of Pembroke; Arthur Steele, St. Raymond, Quebec; Miss Lou Steele, Woodfield, Ohio; Miss Beatrice Coulter, Ottawa; Mrs McLean, Edmonton, and Mr and Mrs Fulton, Pakenham. | Coulter, Amy Bertha (I8059)
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| 8991 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I201)
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| 8992 | Only daughter of George Arthur Dack (1838-1906) and Angelina O. Bailey (1855-1888), she married William Carswell Tosh (1881-1968) in 1926. | Dack, May Belle (I24277)
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| 8993 | Only son of Abraham and Margaret McFadden, of Trout Creek, Parry Sound, Ontario; husband of Olive E. McFadden, of Powassan, Ontario. Married Olive Elizabeth Lamb; daughter of Oliver Lamb and Eleanor Carrier; on 3 May 1916 in Powassan, Ontario. | McFadden, Lieut. Corp. William John (I32760)
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| 8994 | Ontario Birth - 14 October 1885 in Huron County, ON, parents: Frederick and Anna (White) Neelin. In 1935, Edgar lived in Huron County, Ontario and was a gentleman. | Neelin, Edgar Alfred (I30218)
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| 8995 | ONTARIO BIRTH REGISTER Name Jeanie Harriet Moir Date of Birth 17 Feb 1884 Gender Female Birth Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father's Name David Moir Mother's Name Margaret Naismith -------------- ONTARIO MARRIAGE REGISTER Name: Jean Harriett Moir Age: 21 Birth Year: abt 1884 Birth Place: Ramsey, Ontario Marriage Date: 7 Jun 1905 Marriage Place: Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father: David Moir Mother: Maggie Naismith Spouse: James Eric Moffatt --------------------- CLARESHOLM LOCAL PRESS Claresholm, Alberta, Thursday, January 21 1943 MRS ERIC MOFFATT DIES SUDDENLY Mrs Jean Harriett Moffatt, wife of Eric Moffatt of Calgary, one of Claresholm's very earliest citizens, died at the family home in Calgary in the Marlboro Apartments, about five o'clock last Friday afternoon. Deceased was slight;y past her 58th year. She was born at Almonte, near Ottawa, Ontario, and came to Claresholm as a bride 40 years ago, residing here until the family home was moved to Calgary about four years ago. Her maiden name was Moir. Surviving are her husband, James Eric Moffatt; one son, Ross, in Calgary; one brother & three sisters: G.B. Moir of Barons; Mrs C.V. McClelland of Albuquerque. New Mexico Mrs Fletcher Andrews of Winnipeg Mrs W.D. (Agnes) Munro of Winnipeg two small grandchildren. Another sister, Christine Moir, a nurse, died in New York in 1911. Mrs Moffatt had been afflicted with a heart condition for a number of years, requiring her to withdraw from strenuous physical or social activities. She had borne with fortitude the tragic loss of a number of children, one incident being the death of a child on the train when returning from a trip to Ottawa. She was associated with the United Church in Claresholm and with the Central United Church in Calgary. The remains were prepared for burial by Leyden Funeral Home in Calgary and sent to Ringrose Funeral Home in Claresholm for the funeral. (Details of the funeral, out of town attendees and burial omitted) =============== ALBERTA DEATH REGISTER Name: Jean Harriet Moffatt Gender: Female Death Date: 15 Jan 1943 Death Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registration Number: 201-051 | Moir, Jeanie Harriet (I23842)
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| 8996 | Ontario Birth Register Name Mabel Maud Moffett Date of Birth 14 Jun 1874 Gender Female Birth Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father's Name William Moffett Mother's Name Flora McLean --- Manitoba Marriage Register Name: Mabel Maude Moffatt Gender: Female Marriage Date: 19 Mar 1894 Marriage Place: Louise, Manitoba, Canada Spouse: William Richard Thompson ------- Alberta Death Reg. #006-308 | Moffatt, Mabel Maud (I23850)
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| 8997 | ONTARIO BIRTH REGISTER Name Susan Arvilla Tettetson Tollotson Date of Birth 9 Mar 1886 Gender Female Birth Place Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada Father's Name Colon Edgar Tollotson Mother's Name Melissa A Reid ------------ ALBERTA DEATH REGISTER Name: Susan Mae Moffatt Gender: Female Death Date: 3 Jul 1956 Death Place: Claresholm, Alberta, Canada Registration Number: 005-445 | Tillotson, Susannah Mae "Susie" (I23856)
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| 8998 | ONTARIO BIRTH REGISTER Name William Andrew McKay Date of Birth 14 Nov 1873 Gender Male Birth Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father's Name William McKay Mother's Name Anne Putty (sic Pretty) ;;;; ONTARIO MARRIAGE REGISTER Name: Wm Andrew McKay Age: 34 Birth Year: abt 1874 Birth Place: Lanark, Ontario Marriage Date: 10 Mar 1908 Marriage Place: Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father: William McKay Mother: Ann Pretty Spouse: Elizabeth R McIntyre HER Father: Alex C McIntyre HER Mother: Elizabeth (Rodger) McIntyre HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH McKAY | McKay, William Andrew (I15992)
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| 8999 | ONTARIO BIRTH REGISTER Name: Allan Duncan McEwen Gender: Male Birth Date: 31 Oct 1909 Birth Place: Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father: John Alex McEwen Mother: Annie M Hawkins === ALBERTA DEATH REGISTER Name: Allan Duncan Mcewan Gender: Male Death Date: 17 Jun 1966 Death Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registration Number: 007-104 | McEwen, Allan Duncan (I35517)
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| 9000 | Ontario Birth Register Name: Allan Gordon Paul Gender: Male Birth Date: 16 Oct 1869 Birth Place: Carleton, Ontario, Canada Father: Allan Paul Mother: Jennie Naismith Lethbridge Herald Monday, January 23, 1950, Lethbridge, Alberta page 7 ALBERTA DEATH REGISTER #001-459 b. Oct 14 1867 in Ontario d. Jan 21 1950 on NE 32-10-20 | Paul, Allan Gordon (I39186)
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