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9501	person is on your DNA Match List.	Neuman, Antunited (I42241)
9502	person is on your DNA Match List.	Mulholland, Bridget (I42254)
9503	person is on your DNA Match List.	Tait, Teresa (I43634)
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9507	personal communication, Cathy (McNeely) Dulmage "Life is sure different Dad, not sure you would approve. You are always in our hearts, even 43 years later. I am now 18 years older than you were when you left us, way too young."	McNeely, Roy Kenneth (I3953)
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9510	personal communication, Jane Massey, 2013	Nolan, John Orville George (I4629)
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9512	personal communication, Jane Massey, 2013	Nolan, Christene Elizabeth (I4630)
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9520	personal knowledge	Family: John Robert "Ernest" Miller / Mary "Evelyn" Mather (F1011)
9521	Perth Courier - September 18, 1891 We regret to learn of the death of John Madden, Ramsay township. He was one of the oldest and most esteemed residents of that part of the county and one of the most generous benefactors of St. Mary's Church, Almonte in years gone by. The deceased was the father of Mrs. Nicholas Bawlf of Winnipeg and was born in County Cork, Ireland in 1819 and came to Canada in his boyhood with his parents.	Madden, John (I42884)
9522	Perth Courier 1893. The Gazette reported that Hugh Lockhart, once a well known Almonte resident, died from the effects of a paralytic stroke on the 15th March at Yorktown, N.W.T. He was born in Paisley, Scotland 37 years ago, coming to Canada when he was 11 years old. He moved to Manitoba 14 years ago. His wife was Marion Fumerton.	Lockhart, Hugh Samuel (I6830)
9523	Perth Courier, Aug. 14, 1896 The Central Canadian of August 13 says: "John Ebbs, one of the oldest settlers of the Scotch Corners area, Drummond, passed away Friday morning at the age of 86 years after an illness of 18 months borne with patience. Deceased was born in Wicklow, Ireland in 1810 and came to Canada with his wife and three children in 1843. He settled on the Scotch Corners and lived there until the time of his death. His wife died 21 years ago leaving him with seven children of whom these survive: William and John, Mrs. Charles Gardiner and Mrs. Thomas Cooke. With the last the old gentleman lived for the past two years. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon to St. John's Church, Innisville. The pallbearers were six of his grandsons."	Ebbs, John (I42392)
9524	Perth Courier, Feb 24 1925 Death In Lanark twp, February 15, Eleanor Ennis, wife of William H James, aged 50 years, 2 14 days. Born in Innisville in 1845. Daughters are Mrs R Montgomery, Lanark; Mrs Thomas Hands, Drummond, Mrs Wm Rathwell, Lanark and Mrs Frank, Edmonton and Sadie, Gladys and Nellie at home. Son William also at home?to St George's Cem?brother John E, Sarnia; brother-in-law T A Kidd, Burritt's Rapids (Carleton Place 'Central Canadian') The Almonte Gazette - Friday , February 17, 1905, Page 5 Clayton News It is with deep regret that we have to report the death of Mrs. W. H. James, which took place on Wednesday, 15th. The funeral will take place Friday at 1.30 o'clock to St. George's cemetery	Ennis, Eleanor (I8738)
9525	Perth Courier, Feb. 10, 1899 Lawson?Died, at Perth on Thursday night, 2nd Feb., Mrs. Eleanor Lawson, aged 81. Elsewhere in the same paper: The wintry moods have robbed the community of many of its aged people this year and among them is Eleanor Lawson whose home was with her daughter Mrs. James Templeton, Herriott Street. Her maiden name was Wrathall, her father being an Englishman and one of the pioneer settlers of Bathurst. Her husband died many years ago but two of her daughters, Mrs. W.F. Allan of Victoria, B.D., and Mrs. James Templeton of Perth, survive. Her age was 81. The funeral service to Elmwood Cemetery was conducted by Rev. A.H. Scott of St. Andrew's Church.	Wrathall, Eleanor (I24750)
9526	Perth Courier, Jan. 22, 1875 Lawson-Died, at Perth , on Thursday, 14th Jan., Margaret Lowther (Lawson), relict of Wm. [sic] Lawson, Sr., age illegible.	Lowther, Margaret (I19232)
9527	Perth Courier, Jan. 24, 1890 Ferrier?Died, in Perth on Monday morning, 20th Jan., Walter Lawson Ferrier, in the 36th year of his age. Elsewhere in the same paper: On Monday morning, after a severe struggle for nearly a fortnight with the prevailing influenza, our much esteemed townsman Walter Ferrier died at his residence on Gore Street at the age of 36 years. His death was the source of general sorrow in town where his genial and agreeable manners and his sterling integrity were known and appreciated. He was buried in Elmwood Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of A.O.U. Workmen Society of which he was a member. Mr. Ferrier conducted a prosperous harness business here for some years and was an honorable businessman. He was on the Board of Managers of St. Andrew's (Presbyterian) Church and from his religious convictions was well prepared to die. He leaves a widow and child. Mr. Ferrier held life assurance in the Workmen's Society, Canada Life, for $5,000. ------ With Minnie, father of John Holmes Ferrier and Lloyd Hamilton Ferrier	Ferrier, Walter Lawson (I22785)
9528	Perth Courier: March 10,1882: Baird - Died at Pakenham on Monday 27th Feb., Lila Lett Baird, wife of J. G. Baird, M.D., aged 34.	Lett, Eliza Lila (I12360)
9529	Peter & Martin Burns were twins. Peter was the caretaker at the Post Office in Almonte, Ontario, and he lived in the apartment above it with his wife Sarah, and their children, Mary, Jim and Carmel. The apartment had big windows overlooking Mill St, and even in their senior years, his children remembered how they counted the 52 steps up and down the steep staircase leading to it, as well as having carved their initials into one of those window frames. Peter navigated those stairs many times a day for 19 years, despite having a wooden leg (the result of an accident, see below), until he retired in 1928 at age 67. Shortly after his death, his wife Sarah wrote in her personal journal, "April 18, 1935. Peter Burns died. He had a kind and generous heart for everybody but such love and kindness for me and our family as I did not think existed. Lord have mercy on him." [H. Presley, g-grandson] ----------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Friday, April 27 1894, p. 1 A Fractured Leg. Messrs. Peter Burns, of Huntley, and Wm. Boyle, of this town, drove to Carleton Place on Sunday last, and while they were driving in the direction of the junction, a little boy named Hallinan handling the reins, the whistle of an engine caused the horse to wheel around and run away. The boy jumped out, as did Mr. Boyle, and both were not injured; but Mr. Burns remained in the rig for a time, trying to get hold of the lines, and when he did jump he fell on a knoll, breaking some of the bones above the ankle joint. The fracture was a bad one, one of the bones protruding through the skin. It will keep Mr. Burns a prisoner for some time, and he may have a stiff leg as a reminder of the accident. Mr. W. Warren, of this town, chased the runaway horse on his bicycle, and caught it at the Appleton turn. Neither horse nor rig was injured. Friday, May 4, 1894, p. 1 Mr. Peter Burns, whose leg was broken at Carleton Place last week, is now in an Ottawa hospital, where he is progressing favorably. It was feared that amputation would have to be performed, but we are glad to learn that that is now unnecessary. Friday, July 27, 1894, p. 1 We regret to learn that Mr. Peter Burns, of Huntley, who had his leg broken a month or two ago, has not been making as much progress as was expected towards recovery. Since the accident he has been in the Ottawa hospital, and it has been decided to amputate the broken limb today. NOTE: Peter's leg was amputated below the knee. He had a wooden leg for the remainder of his life, with the foot portion carved into the shape of a shoe. --------------------------------------------------------- The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Saturday, September 7, 1907, p. 19 Almonte, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Moulton left yesterday for Seattle where they will make their home in the future with their sons. Mr. Peter Burns has now taken Mr. Moulton's place as caretaker of the post office. ---------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Thursday, April 18, 1935, p. 4 Peter Burns The funeral of Peter Burns of Almonte, whose death occurred Friday last after a short illness, was held Monday morning to St. Mary's church where requiem mass was sung by Rev. Geo. O'Toole, P.P. Mr. Burns, who was born in Ramsay township, the son of Patrick Burns and Mary Kelly, was in his 75th year. He had made his home in Almonte for about 30 years. Besides his wife, formerly Sarah Carter of Huntley, he leaves two daughters (Mary) Mrs. Wilfred R. Colton of Kinburn, (Carmel) Mrs. C. Hilliard James of Toronto, and a son, P. J. of Kirkland Lake. The late Mr. Burns, who was of a kind and cheerful disposition, was very well known in this district and his passing in sincerely regretted here. The funeral was largely attended and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. The pallbearers were M. J. Ryan, James Kelly, Wilfred R. Colton, Hilliard James, James Curtin and R. J. Hickey.	Burns, Peter (I42845)
9530	Peter & Martin Burns were twins. Martin was a teacher; he died of Tuberculosis at age 24. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Friday, July 3, 1885, p. 5 DEATHS. In Ramsay, June 25th [error], Martin Burns, son of Mr. Patrick Burns, aged 24 years. ---------------------------------------------------------------- St. Mary's RC Church Almonte, Ontario, Canada Parish Register, p. 7 Martin Burns On the twenty fifth day of June one thousand eight hundred and eighty five, We the undersigned parish priest of this parish have interred in the Cemetary [sic] of this place the body of Martin Burns age twenty four years and six months deceased the twenty second instant. Were present Martin Burns and Michael Kelly. [signed] P. Corkery P.P. [parish priest]	Burns, Martin (I42844)
9531	Peter J. Hallowell (1855 - 1928) Denison Review Wednesday, Sept. 1928 Peter Hallowell - Early Settler Died Sept. 16th Came to Crawford County in Year 1867 and Has Since Made Home Near Dow City Dow City, Sept. 19 - Special in the Review Peter J. Hallowell, son of Joseph and Marcia Adams Hallowell, was born Oct. 16, 1855, near Strawberry Point, Iowa and died Sept. 16, 1928 at Fort Dodge, at the age of 72 years, 11 months. In 1867 the family came to Crawford county, settling about three miles northwest of Dow City. Here he grew to manhood, receiving his education in the public schools. It was here hat he engaged in farming, the occupation he followed through life. On May 17, 1882, he was united in marriage to Tillie G. Scott and to this union four children were born: Mrs. Ada Rule of Fort Dodge; Mrs. Inez Holcombe, Fayetteville, N. C.; Joseph E. of Dow City and Jane of Fort Dodge, all of whom survive him. Mr. Hallowell was one of the early settlers of Crawford county, having been a resident for 61 years. He entered into the life of the community and saw the county transformed from a prairie land to its present state of development. He was public spirited and interested in the upbuilding of community and schools. For a short term he served as township trustee and for many years was director of the Belltown school. He was quiet in many liberal in views, having been raised in the faith of the Universalist church. He was affiliated with the Mineral Spirit Camp of the Modern Woodman of America. His greatest interest centered about his home life and he was always happier when surrounded by his family and friends. Besides his wife, son and daughters, he leaves to mourn his death nine grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephews and many neighbors and friends. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Dow City, Tuesday, at 2:30 P.M., a number of friends being present to pay their last tribute of respect. The remains were placed to rest in the Dow City Cemetery.	Hallowell, Peter Joseph (I25141)
9532	Peter Robert Avery was born 16 Jul 1875 at Dalhousie Twp. (now Lanark Highlands) to Alexander Avery and his first wife Mary McCulloch. His father's obituary 22 Feb 1899 in the Lanark Era records Peter residing in "Dakota" and we find "Pete" Avery, born Jan 1875 at Arvilla Twp., Grand Forks Co on the 1900 Census and "Peter R. Avery" of Arvilla married "Agnes R. Hagert" 7 Dec 1903 at Grand Forks Co. From his marriage forward his birth is recorded as US, sometimes specifically New York, and on his Social Security Applications and Claims Index as Ogdensburg.	Avery, Peter Robert (I27391)
9533	Peter was a son of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell. He was christened October 23rd, 1823 in Perth, Lanark County, Ontario. Two death records indicated he died on 13 February 1911. He was the husband of Mary Walker. Peter and Mary had four known children: Richard, Annie, Peter Walker and Margaret Elizabeth Campbell.	Campbell, Peter (I42596)
9534	Peter worked for a Mr. Playfair at a sawmill. He loved to read and would walk 18 miles to borrow reading material. He also loved to write poetry. He would often sit by the fire and read to his half sister.	McCulloch, Peter (I7773)
9535	Peter, b. Rynachuilg, Perthshire, Scotland was a son of Donald McIllhuaish and Mary McLaren and was christened as Patrick on 22 Sept 1784, Killin, Scotland. Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell were married November 19, 1815, Killin, Perthshire. They were the parents of twelve known children. Peter and Margaret, with first born child Mary Campbell, immigrated to Canada in 1817 aboard the ship "Prompt". Their children were: Mary, Donald P., John Calvin, Jane, Peter (b. 1823), Duncan, Archibald, Christina, James (b. 1830), Margaret, Robert, and Alexander Campbell. Note: Peter was baptized as Patrick McIllhuaish, Killin, Perthshire, Scotland. Surnames Campbell and McIllhuaish were used interchangeably within his paternal Campbell line in Scotland. St. Andrew's parish register, Perth, Ont. Peter Campbell Born: Scotland Residence: Drummond Died: 5 January 1848 Buried: 7 January 1848 _______ Peter Campbell, was born at Rein-a-Chullaig, Loch Tayside, Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland, and belonged to the Lochnell branch of the Campbell clan. One of his ancestors having taken part in the Jacobite rising in 1715, and thus having incurred the displeasure of Argyll, who was at the head of the Hanoverian forces, did not return to his native district, but placed himself under the protection of his other great kinsman, Breadalbane, who was neutral in that contest, and who assigned him the property called Rein-a-Chullaig. Peter Campbell was a man of high character and intelligence. He had for a time been a teacher in Scotland, and this gave him much influence with his Highland countrymen who accompanied him to Canada in 1817, and settled in the Bathurst district. He brought some money with him to Canada, and owned the first yoke of oxen in the settlement; although during the first season he had to carry a bag of flour on his back through the woods from Brockville, a distance of about fifty miles, having no road to follow but guided only by the blazes on the trees. He was chosen an elder of the first Presbyterian church, which was under the ministry of Rev. William Bell, shortly after his arrival in the country. But as he was born and bred in the Church of Scotland, he united with that branch of the Presbyterian communion as soon as it was established in Perth under the ministry of the late Rev. T. C. Wilson, of Dunkeld, Scotland, and was installed an elder in it too, which office he retained till his death in 1848. Source: A Cyclop?dia of Canadian Biography, 1888, p. 132 Thank you to Project Gutenberg	Campbell, Peter (I42589)
9536	PHILLIPS Robert John, of North Vancouver, passed awav on his 48th birthday, Wednes day, March 25, 1981, In Lions Gate Hospital. Survived by his loving wife, Gall; 2 sons, Trevor and Stephen; parents, Bert and Mary and sister, Jan of Australia and brother Jim, ol Prince George. A memorial service will be held In Sutherland Bible Chapel, 640 East 19th St., North Vancouver at 3 p.m., Sunday, March 29, 1981 with Mr. Q. Hardy and Rev. A Mundy officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.	Phillips, Robert John (I1270)
9537	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published Married in Lauder United Church, Lauder, Manitoba	Family: William Harold Hicks / Orrie Lydia Cram (F1968)
9538	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published +++ http://vitalstats.gov.mb.ca/DetailView.php [accessed 170414] REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1925-020264 MARRIAGE DETAILSPlace of Marriage: RM VICTORIA Date of Marriage: 20/05/1925 PERSONAL DETAILS GROOM BRIDE Last Name: CRAM JORDAN Given Names: WILLARD WESLEY ALICE MAY Marital Status: Marital Status:	Family: Williard Wesley Cram / Alice May Jordan (F1969)
9539	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, David Snedden (I5570)
9540	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, David Snedden (I5570)
9541	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, John Cedric Wesley "J. C." (I5639)
9542	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, John Cedric Wesley "J. C." (I5639)
9543	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Hicks, Annie Etta Belle (I5640)
9544	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, Winnifred Margaret (I5641)
9545	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, Winnifred Margaret (I5641)
9546	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Running, Elmer Hilliard (I5642)
9547	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Running, Elmer Hilliard (I5642)
9548	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, Orrie Lydia (I5643)
9549	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Jordan, Alice May (I5646)
9550	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Cram, Mabel (I5647)

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personal communication, Cathy (McNeely) Dulmage
"Life is sure different Dad, not sure you would approve. You are always in our hearts, even 43 years later.
I am now 18 years older than you were when you left us, way too young."

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Nolan, John Orville George (I4629)

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Nolan, Christene Elizabeth (I4630)

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9521

Perth Courier - September 18, 1891

We regret to learn of the death of John Madden, Ramsay township. He was one of the oldest and most esteemed residents of that part of the county and one of the most generous benefactors of St. Mary's Church, Almonte in years gone by. The deceased was the father of Mrs. Nicholas Bawlf of Winnipeg and was born in County Cork, Ireland in 1819 and came to Canada in his boyhood with his parents.

Madden, John (I42884)

9522

Perth Courier 1893. The Gazette reported that Hugh Lockhart, once a well known Almonte resident, died from the effects of a paralytic stroke on the 15th March at Yorktown, N.W.T. He was born in Paisley, Scotland 37 years ago, coming to Canada when he was 11 years old. He moved to Manitoba 14 years ago. His wife was Marion Fumerton.

Lockhart, Hugh Samuel (I6830)

9523

Perth Courier, Aug. 14, 1896

The Central Canadian of August 13 says: "John Ebbs, one of the oldest settlers of the Scotch Corners area, Drummond, passed away Friday morning at the age of 86 years after an illness of 18 months borne with patience. Deceased was born in Wicklow, Ireland in 1810 and came to Canada with his wife and three children in 1843. He settled on the Scotch Corners and lived there until the time of his death. His wife died 21 years ago leaving him with seven children of whom these survive: William and John, Mrs. Charles Gardiner and Mrs. Thomas Cooke. With the last the old gentleman lived for the past two years. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon to St. John's Church, Innisville. The pallbearers were six of his grandsons."

Ebbs, John (I42392)

9524

Perth Courier, Feb 24 1925 Death
In Lanark twp, February 15, Eleanor Ennis, wife of William H James, aged 50 years, 2 14 days. Born in Innisville in 1845. Daughters are Mrs R Montgomery, Lanark; Mrs Thomas Hands, Drummond, Mrs Wm Rathwell, Lanark and Mrs Frank, Edmonton and Sadie, Gladys and Nellie at home. Son William also at home?to St George's
Cem?brother John E, Sarnia; brother-in-law T A Kidd, Burritt's Rapids (Carleton Place 'Central Canadian')

The Almonte Gazette - Friday , February 17, 1905, Page 5
Clayton News
It is with deep regret that we have to report the death of Mrs. W. H. James, which took place on Wednesday, 15th. The funeral will take place Friday at 1.30 o'clock to St. George's cemetery

Ennis, Eleanor (I8738)

9525

Perth Courier, Feb. 10, 1899
Lawson?Died, at Perth on Thursday night, 2nd Feb., Mrs. Eleanor Lawson, aged 81.

Elsewhere in the same paper:
The wintry moods have robbed the community of many of its aged people this year and among them is Eleanor Lawson whose home was with her daughter Mrs. James Templeton, Herriott Street. Her maiden name was Wrathall, her father being an Englishman and one of the pioneer settlers of Bathurst. Her husband died many years ago but two of her daughters, Mrs. W.F. Allan of Victoria, B.D., and Mrs. James Templeton of Perth, survive. Her age was 81. The funeral service to Elmwood Cemetery was conducted by Rev. A.H. Scott of St. Andrew's Church.

Wrathall, Eleanor (I24750)

9526

Perth Courier, Jan. 22, 1875

Lawson-Died, at Perth , on Thursday, 14th Jan., Margaret Lowther (Lawson), relict of Wm. [sic] Lawson, Sr., age illegible.

Lowther, Margaret (I19232)

9527

Perth Courier, Jan. 24, 1890
Ferrier?Died, in Perth on Monday morning, 20th Jan., Walter Lawson Ferrier, in the 36th year of his age.

Elsewhere in the same paper:
On Monday morning, after a severe struggle for nearly a fortnight with the prevailing influenza, our much esteemed townsman Walter Ferrier died at his residence on Gore Street at the age of 36 years. His death was the source of general sorrow in town where his genial and agreeable manners and his sterling integrity were known and appreciated. He was buried in Elmwood Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of A.O.U. Workmen Society of which he was a member. Mr. Ferrier conducted a prosperous harness business here for some years and was an honorable businessman. He was on the Board of Managers of St. Andrew's (Presbyterian) Church and from his religious convictions was well prepared to die. He leaves a widow and child. Mr. Ferrier held life assurance in the Workmen's Society, Canada Life, for $5,000.

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With Minnie, father of John Holmes Ferrier and Lloyd Hamilton Ferrier

Ferrier, Walter Lawson (I22785)

9528

Perth Courier: March 10,1882: Baird - Died at Pakenham on Monday 27th Feb., Lila Lett Baird, wife of J. G. Baird, M.D., aged 34.

Lett, Eliza Lila (I12360)

9529

Peter & Martin Burns were twins.

Peter was the caretaker at the Post Office in Almonte, Ontario, and he lived in the apartment above it with his wife Sarah, and their children, Mary, Jim and Carmel. The apartment had big windows overlooking Mill St, and even in their senior years, his children remembered how they counted the 52 steps up and down the steep staircase leading to it, as well as having carved their initials into one of those window frames. Peter navigated those stairs many times a day for 19 years, despite having a wooden leg (the result of an accident, see below), until he retired in 1928 at age 67. Shortly after his death, his wife Sarah wrote in her personal journal, "April 18, 1935. Peter Burns died. He had a kind and generous heart for everybody but such love and kindness for me and our family as I did not think existed. Lord have mercy on him." [H. Presley, g-grandson]
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Friday, April 27 1894, p. 1
A Fractured Leg.
Messrs. Peter Burns, of Huntley, and Wm. Boyle, of this town, drove to Carleton Place on Sunday last, and while they were driving in the direction of the junction, a little boy named Hallinan handling the reins, the whistle of an engine caused the horse to wheel around and run away. The boy jumped out, as did Mr. Boyle, and both were not injured; but Mr. Burns remained in the rig for a time, trying to get hold of the lines, and when he did jump he fell on a knoll, breaking some of the bones above the ankle joint. The fracture was a bad one, one of the bones protruding through the skin. It will keep Mr. Burns a prisoner for some time, and he may have a stiff leg as a reminder of the accident. Mr. W. Warren, of this town, chased the runaway horse on his bicycle, and caught it at the Appleton turn. Neither horse nor rig was injured.

Friday, May 4, 1894, p. 1
Mr. Peter Burns, whose leg was broken at Carleton Place last week, is now in an Ottawa hospital, where he is progressing favorably. It was feared that amputation would have to be performed, but we are glad to learn that that is now unnecessary.

Friday, July 27, 1894, p. 1
We regret to learn that Mr. Peter Burns, of Huntley, who had his leg broken a month or two ago, has not been making as much progress as was expected towards recovery. Since the accident he has been in the Ottawa hospital, and it has been decided to amputate the broken limb today.

NOTE: Peter's leg was amputated below the knee. He had a wooden leg for the remainder of his life, with the foot portion carved into the shape of a shoe.
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The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Saturday, September 7, 1907, p. 19

Almonte, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Moulton left yesterday for Seattle where they will make their home in the future with their sons. Mr. Peter Burns has now taken Mr. Moulton's place as caretaker of the post office.
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Thursday, April 18, 1935, p. 4

Peter Burns
The funeral of Peter Burns of Almonte, whose death occurred Friday last after a short illness, was held Monday morning to St. Mary's church where requiem mass was sung by Rev. Geo. O'Toole, P.P. Mr. Burns, who was born in Ramsay township, the son of Patrick Burns and Mary Kelly, was in his 75th year. He had made his home in Almonte for about 30 years. Besides his wife, formerly Sarah Carter of Huntley, he leaves two daughters (Mary) Mrs. Wilfred R. Colton of Kinburn, (Carmel) Mrs. C. Hilliard James of Toronto, and a son, P. J. of Kirkland Lake. The late Mr. Burns, who was of a kind and cheerful disposition, was very well known in this district and his passing in sincerely regretted here. The funeral was largely attended and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. The pallbearers were M. J. Ryan, James Kelly, Wilfred R. Colton, Hilliard James, James Curtin and R. J. Hickey.

Burns, Peter (I42845)

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Peter & Martin Burns were twins. Martin was a teacher; he died of Tuberculosis at age 24.
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Friday, July 3, 1885, p. 5

DEATHS.
In Ramsay, June 25th [error], Martin Burns, son of Mr. Patrick Burns, aged 24 years.
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St. Mary's RC Church
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Parish Register, p. 7

Martin Burns
On the twenty fifth day of June one thousand eight hundred and eighty five, We the undersigned parish priest of this parish have interred in the Cemetary [sic] of this place the body of Martin Burns age twenty four years and six months deceased the twenty second instant. Were present Martin Burns and Michael Kelly.
[signed]
P. Corkery P.P. [parish priest]

Burns, Martin (I42844)

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Peter J. Hallowell (1855 - 1928)

Denison Review Wednesday, Sept. 1928
Peter Hallowell - Early Settler Died Sept. 16th
Came to Crawford County in Year 1867 and Has Since Made Home Near Dow City

Dow City, Sept. 19 - Special in the Review
Peter J. Hallowell, son of Joseph and Marcia Adams Hallowell, was born Oct. 16, 1855, near Strawberry Point, Iowa and died Sept. 16, 1928 at Fort Dodge, at the age of 72 years, 11 months.

In 1867 the family came to Crawford county, settling about three miles northwest of Dow City. Here he grew to manhood, receiving his education in the public schools. It was here hat he engaged in farming, the occupation he followed through life.

On May 17, 1882, he was united in marriage to Tillie G. Scott and to this union four children were born: Mrs. Ada Rule of Fort Dodge; Mrs. Inez Holcombe, Fayetteville, N. C.; Joseph E. of Dow City and Jane of Fort Dodge, all of whom survive him.

Mr. Hallowell was one of the early settlers of Crawford county, having been a resident for 61 years. He entered into the life of the community and saw the county transformed from a prairie land to its present state of development. He was public spirited and interested in the upbuilding of community and schools. For a short term he served as township trustee and for many years was director of the Belltown school. He was quiet in many liberal in views, having been raised in the faith of the Universalist church. He was affiliated with the Mineral Spirit Camp of the Modern Woodman of America.

His greatest interest centered about his home life and he was always happier when surrounded by his family and friends. Besides his wife, son and daughters, he leaves to mourn his death nine grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephews and many neighbors and friends.

The funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Dow City, Tuesday, at 2:30 P.M., a number of friends being present to pay their last tribute of respect. The remains were placed to rest in the Dow City Cemetery.

Hallowell, Peter Joseph (I25141)

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Peter Robert Avery was born 16 Jul 1875 at Dalhousie Twp. (now Lanark Highlands) to Alexander Avery and his first wife Mary McCulloch. His father's obituary 22 Feb 1899 in the Lanark Era records Peter residing in "Dakota" and we find "Pete" Avery, born Jan 1875 at Arvilla Twp., Grand Forks Co on the 1900 Census and "Peter R. Avery" of Arvilla married "Agnes R. Hagert" 7 Dec 1903 at Grand Forks Co. From his marriage forward his birth is recorded as US, sometimes specifically New York, and on his Social Security Applications and Claims Index as Ogdensburg.

Avery, Peter Robert (I27391)

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Peter was a son of Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell. He was christened October 23rd, 1823 in Perth, Lanark County, Ontario. Two death records indicated he died on 13 February 1911.

He was the husband of Mary Walker.

Peter and Mary had four known children: Richard, Annie, Peter Walker and Margaret Elizabeth Campbell.

Campbell, Peter (I42596)

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Peter worked for a Mr. Playfair at a sawmill. He loved to read and would walk 18 miles to borrow reading material. He also loved to write poetry. He would often sit by the fire and read to his half sister.

McCulloch, Peter (I7773)

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Peter, b. Rynachuilg, Perthshire, Scotland was a son of Donald McIllhuaish and Mary McLaren and was christened as Patrick on 22 Sept 1784, Killin, Scotland.

Peter Campbell and Margaret n?e Campbell were married November 19, 1815, Killin, Perthshire. They were the parents of twelve known children.

Peter and Margaret, with first born child Mary Campbell, immigrated to Canada in 1817 aboard the ship "Prompt".

Their children were:
Mary, Donald P., John Calvin, Jane, Peter (b. 1823), Duncan, Archibald, Christina, James (b. 1830), Margaret, Robert, and Alexander Campbell.

Note:
Peter was baptized as Patrick McIllhuaish, Killin, Perthshire, Scotland. Surnames Campbell and McIllhuaish were used interchangeably within his paternal Campbell line in Scotland.

St. Andrew's parish register, Perth, Ont.
Peter Campbell
Born: Scotland
Residence: Drummond
Died: 5 January 1848
Buried: 7 January 1848
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Peter Campbell, was born at Rein-a-Chullaig, Loch Tayside, Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland, and belonged to the Lochnell branch of the Campbell clan. One of his ancestors having taken part in the Jacobite rising in 1715, and thus having incurred the displeasure of Argyll, who was at the head of the Hanoverian forces, did not return to his native district, but placed himself under the protection of his other great kinsman, Breadalbane, who was neutral in that contest, and who assigned him the property called Rein-a-Chullaig. Peter Campbell was a man of high character and intelligence. He had for a time been a teacher in Scotland, and this gave him much influence with his Highland countrymen who accompanied him to Canada in 1817, and settled in the Bathurst district. He brought some money with him to Canada, and owned the first yoke of oxen in the settlement; although during the first season he had to carry a bag of flour on his back through the woods from Brockville, a distance of about fifty miles, having no road to follow but guided only by the blazes on the trees. He was chosen an elder of the first Presbyterian church, which was under the ministry of Rev. William Bell, shortly after his arrival in the country. But as he was born and bred in the Church of Scotland, he united with that branch of the Presbyterian communion as soon as it was established in Perth under the ministry of the late Rev. T. C. Wilson, of Dunkeld, Scotland, and was installed an elder in it too, which office he retained till his death in 1848.

Source: A Cyclop?dia of Canadian Biography, 1888, p. 132
Thank you to Project Gutenberg

Campbell, Peter (I42589)

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PHILLIPS Robert John, of North Vancouver, passed awav on his 48th birthday, Wednes day, March 25, 1981, In Lions Gate Hospital. Survived by his loving wife, Gall; 2 sons, Trevor and Stephen; parents, Bert and Mary and sister, Jan of Australia and brother Jim, ol Prince George. A memorial service will be held In Sutherland Bible Chapel, 640 East 19th St., North Vancouver at 3 p.m., Sunday, March 29, 1981 with Mr. Q. Hardy and Rev. A Mundy officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Phillips, Robert John (I1270)

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Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published

Married in Lauder United Church, Lauder, Manitoba

Family: William Harold Hicks / Orrie Lydia Cram (F1968)

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Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published
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REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1925-020264
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Date of Marriage: 20/05/1925
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Last Name: CRAM JORDAN
Given Names: WILLARD WESLEY ALICE MAY
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Family: Williard Wesley Cram / Alice May Jordan (F1969)

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