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9551	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Family: John Cedric Wesley "J. C." Cram / Annie Etta Belle Hicks (F1966)
9552	Phillips, G.G., "The Rise and Fall of a Prairie Town, A HIsotry of Lauder Manitoba and Surrounding District" self published	Family: Elmer Hilliard Running / Winnifred Margaret Cram (F1967)
9553	Photo Clipping from 1895, Friday January 25, The Almonte Gazette front page plus 1895, Friday January 25, The Almonte Gazette page 5 DEATHS At Almonte, January 20th, Mrs John A. Gilmour, (nee Mary Jane Riddell) aged 38 years.	Riddell, Mary Jane (I26163)
9554	Photo Clipping from 1931, Friday August 7, The Almonte Gazette page 4 plus 1931, Friday August 7, The Almonte Gazette page 4 DEATHS GILMOUR ? Lucy Anne Lowe, Aug 3, 1931, dearly beloved wife of John A. Gilmour, aged 72 years	Lowe, Lucy Anne (I26175)
9555	Photo Clipping from The Almonte Gazette, Friday June 7, 1912, page 4 1912, Friday June 14, The Almonte Gazette, front page Funeral of Mrs John Forgie The funeral of the late Mrs John Forgie took place on Saturday afternoon last, to the eighth line cemetery, and was attended by many friends of former days. Among those from outside points were Messrs H. S. Forgie of Toronto; Mr and Mrs D. Hamilton of Carleton Place; Mr and Mrs Graham Forgie from Maynard, Mass; Mr Wm H. Forgie, Toronto; and Mr Robert Forgie of Winnipeg. These three latter-named sons of deceased with Mr Duncan Forgie of Almonte, another son, were pall-bearers.	Black, Mary (I19414)
9556	Photos from Jayne Munroe Ouimet..Wedding Picture 1908 - William McKirdy (1886/1971) and Catherine Munro (1889/1987) Attendants Michael McKirdy (Brother of William) (1850/1915) Ann Munro (Mrs. Geo. Peacock) (Sister of Catherine) (1884/1965)	Family: William John McKirdy / Catherine "Katie" Munro (F3578)
9557	Phyllis (Leith) Allison of Janesville, WI, went home to be with the Lord on April 14, 2019. She was born to Vernon and Julia (Griffith) Leith on December 4, 1938 in Wausau, Wisconsin. She graduated from Janesville High School in 1957. Phyllis married her high school sweetheart, Charles "Chuck" Allison, at First Christian Church on March 14, 1959. She was actively involved in Bethel Baptist Church, where she served in many capacities over the last 54 years and was known as "Grandma Phyllis" to many of the children there. She was previously employed by Parker Pen and retired from Prent Corporation in 1999. She enjoyed spending time with family, friends and church friends, many of whom she considered family. She attended her grandson's sporting events throughout the years, and looked forward to "Jokers Tuesdays." Phyllis and Chuck enjoyed traveling together, meeting their goal of visiting all 50 states, her favorite being Alaska. She is survived by her husband, Chuck; three daughters: Vicky (Efren) Blanca, Teri Allison, Patti (Lawrence) Faus; three grandsons: Larry (Insook) Faus, Nick (Jaime) Faus and Michael Blanca; two precious great-granddaughters; her sister and best friend, Joanne Driscoll; and many cousins; nephews; and nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents; and brother, Robert Leith. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 18, 2019 at Bethel Baptist Church, 3300 Mt. Zion Avenue, Janesville. Pastor Drew Super and Pastor Jason Eddy will officiate. A visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Church. Private interment will be in Milton Lawns Memorial Park at a later date. Henke-Clarson Funeral Home is honored to be assisting the Allison family.	Leith, Phyllis Vivian (I29413)
9558	Phyllis Dack ? obituary June 24, 2023 DACK, R.N. PHYLLIS DIANNE In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, June 22, 2023. Phyllis D. Dack (nee Thompson) of Almonte, Ont. at the age of 81. Beloved wife and best friend of Glen Dack. Dearly loved and respected mother of David (Marianne), Arthur and Timothy. Especially loved grandma of Ruth Dack. Daughter of the late Roy and Vera (Argue) Thompson. Survived by her sisters, Myrtle McNeely (Allan) and Linda Thompson. Aunt to Phillip and Matthew McNeely. Friends are invited to share memories in the Almonte Presbyterian Church, 111 Church Street, Almonte, Ont., on Saturday, July 15, from 12 noon until time of Service at 2 PM. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care of the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc. (127 Church Street Almonte, ON., 613-256-3313) For those who may choose to honour Phyllis with a memorial donation, please consider the Almonte General Hospital Foundation's CT Scan fund raising campaign.	Thompson, Phyllis Dianne (I14854)
9559	Piine Grove East section.	Cram, Sarah (I3641)
9560	Pilot Officer, RCAF. The crew of Lockheed Hudson #771 aircraft was on a navigational training and transport flight between Torbay in Newfoundland and Dartmouth in Nova Scotia, Canada, when they disappeared, crashing 11 miles from RCAF Station Dartmouth. There were three crew members, as well as three passengers aboard the Hudson, and all six servicemen perished in the aircraft accident. Though a military search was immediately launched, the crash site was not located until 6 Nov 1944. The aircrew members were- Flight Sergeant Robert Cecil ROLFE, Warrant Officer Class II James Robin STICK and Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd WATTERSON. The military passengers were- Flight Lieutenant John Thomas HOOK, US Army Lieutenant Eugene Estes SNELL and Flying Officer William Hector THOMPSON. Military Service- Rank: Pilot Officer Trade: Pilot Service Number: J/21312 Age: 30 Force: Air Force Unit: Royal Canadian Air Force Division: 145 RCAF Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron [MOTTO: 'Furor Non Sine Frenis' (Fury, but not without restraints)] Son of Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas A. Watterson, M.D. and Jessie G. Watterson of Manotick, Ontario, Canada. Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd Watterson is commemorated on Page 225 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.	Watterson, Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd R. C. A. F. (I4586)
9561	Pine Grove East	Cram, Mary MINNIE (I5446)
9562	Pine Grove East section Father to Arnie, Murray and Paul. Served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in WWII.	Simpson, William "Bill" Gladstone (I6136)
9563	Pine Grove East section	Simpson, Eric Cram (I5444)
9564	Pine Grove East section	Simpson, Alfred (I6157)
9565	Pine Grove East section	Munce, Prudence "Prudy" (I6158)
9566	Pine Grove East section	Drummond, John Robert (I9198)
9567	Pine Grove east section	Stanzel, Thomas Herbert (I17679)
9568	Pine Grove east section	Lowe, Edward Bryce (I18472)
9569	Pine Grove Esat section	McLinton, Catherine Robertson (I9197)
9570	Pine Grove section Mother to Arnie, Murray and Paul.	McNeely, Edith Myrtle "Edie" (I6137)
9571	Pine Grove Section	Duncan, James Kidd (I2356)
9572	Pine Grove section	McNeely, Raney (I4411)
9573	Pine Grove section	Robertson, Catherine (I4412)
9574	Pine Grove Section	Coyles, Edward Garland (I6986)
9575	Pine Grove section	McNeely, William John (I9203)
9576	Pine Grove Section	Garland, George Alfred (I10319)
9577	Pine Grove West section	Simpson, Blair Stuart (I6326)
9578	Pine Grove West Section	McDiarmid, Doreen Phyllis (I6327)
9579	Pinegrove section	Lowe, Albert Rattray (I3941)
9580	Pinegrove section	Cram, Ellen Christina (I3639)
9581	Pioneer druggist succumbs at 85, Pioneer Regina druggist. Albert Duncan, 85, of 3047 Quinn Drive, died at his home Monday after a lengthy illness. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 p m. In First Presbyterian church with R. M. Shields officiating. Burial will be in the family plot at Regina Cemetery. Bom at Almonte, Ont., Mr. Duncan served his drug apprenticeship under his brother Hugh, at Vankleek Hill. Ont. He graduated from the Ontario College of Pharmacy in 1899 and opened a small drug store in Merrickville, Ont. In 1903, Mr. Duncan married the late Jennie Jakes of Merrickville and later the same year came west to Regina. He opened his first drugstore In a shack on Scarth street in partnership with W. M. Rea. A few months later it was moved into the Strathcona block. In 1907, Mr. Duncan bought the Medical Hall building, 1747 Scarth street, and operated a store there until 1939. He built the Duncan block In 1919 at the comer of Albert street and Dewdney avenue and opened another store, still maintained by his son, James A. Duncan. Mr. Duncan, owner of the gravel pit at Pilot Butte, supplied all the sand and gravel in the construction of the Legislative buildings. HONORED In 1957, he was honored by the anniversary of the founding of the Pharmacentical Assocoation, Always interested in agriculture, Mr. Duncan made frequent trips to his farms at Fillmore and Stoughton. , Mr. Duncan was a .member of First Presbyterian church. He is predeceased by six brothers, five of .whom were also pioneers In western Canada. Robert was an early farmer at Pilot Mound, Man.; William was one of the founders of the Beaver Lumber Co., Regina; James was city Caxton Press representative; Hugh operated a drug store in Edmonton; John homesteaded at Stoughton and his younger brother, Edward, remained in Almonte. Mr. Duncan was also predeceased by his wife in 1915 and a son, Kenneth.in 1911. He is survived by one son, James Albert, 3047 Quinn drive; one daughter, Mrs. T. H. Wood, 3002 Albert street; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Holden, Calgary, and two grandchildren. CLIPPED FROM The Leader-Post Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 11 Aug 1959, Tue ? Page 3	Duncan, Albert (I2913)
9582	Pioneer Munich Woman Dies Saturday - Mrs. Mary Jane Coffey Rites At Munich Tuesday, Interment At Emerado Mrs. Mary Jane Coffey, a pioneer resident of the Munich community, passed away Saturday, January 3, 1942, at her home in Munich after an illness of more than three weeks with a heart ailment. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the Zion Lutheran church at Munich with Rev. Thomas B. Lindsay of Langdon in charge. Interment was in the family plot in the cemetery at Emerado, beside the remains of Mr. Coffey. A quartet composed of Isaac Hoffman, H. J. Dick. H. F. Dick, and W. S. Janzen sang "Christian's Home in Glory" and "Rest in Jordon." Mrs. J. H. Bain of Langdon was at the organ. Mary Jane, daughter of William and Eliza Sykes, was born August 12, 1867, at Ashton, Ont. She came to Grand Forks county with her parents in 1878 and was married at Grand Forks in 1882 to Hugh John Coffey. The couple first farmed six miles west of Osnabrock, and in 1887 moved back to Grand Forks county, where they farmed until 1904 when they moved to the new town of Munich to operate a hotel. Mr. Coffey passed away October 12, 1939. Eight children were born to the couple and four survive. They are Mrs. J. H. Watters of Nashua, Mont.; Mrs. C. E. Render of Hannah; and John H. and William E. Coffey of Munich. Fourteen grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Steve Caul of Cartwright, Man.; and Mrs. George Batson of Conklin, Mich.; are sisters who survive and William Sykes of Cartwright is a brother who survives. The family was affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Coffey was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral were her daughter, Mrs. Watters of Nashua, Mont.; and Mrs. Render of Hannah; Rose Hamilton of Colorado Springs Colo.; and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hamilton, Mrs. F. E. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nickeson, and Mrs. J. H. Bain of Langdon. [8 Jan 1942, Cavalier County Republican, Langdon, ND)	Sykes, Mary Jane (I23553)
9583	Pioneer Settler Dies Here Mrs. Margaret coxford, of 10439 139th. St., who opened the first grocery store on Walterdale Flats following the 1915 floods, died Monday. Mrs. coxford came to Edmonton in 1905 from dundee, Scotland, and ran a boarding house for the John Walters Lumber Mill which was located on Waterdale Flats, where the Kinsmens Park is today. After her marrage to James Coxford in 1908, she and her husband lived in the first house built in South Edmonton. The old home is now used as a place for city archives and a museum, and is located on 93rd. Ave., between 106 and 107th. Sts. on the river bank. She was predeceased by her husband in 1944. She is survived by three sons, Herbert and Robert of Edmonton, William of Victoria, B.C.; a daughter, Mrs. H. J. (Ada Mary) Lavoie of Edmonton; also 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral service will be held at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Rev. H. G. Marsh, of Eastminster Presbyterian Church will officiate and burial will be in the Evergreen Memorial Gardens.	Lowney, Margaret (I750)
9584	place of birth noted in dau. Catherine's death certificate	Powers, Johanna (I3922)
9585	Plane Crash Victims' Names Told Atsugi, Japan (AP) -- The U.S. Navy today announced the names of 22 Navy men who were killed and eight survivors in the 16 Mar 1970 crash of an EC121 electronic spy plane at the Da Nang Air Base in Vietnam on Monday. The plane, which monitored North Vietnamese radio and radar transmissions, crashed as it was landing at the base. Stephen was a survivor. Provided by Coleah #46578837 coleah@pacifier.com	Westacott, Stephen Edward (I24041)
9586	Platt, Margaret A. Comins, MI (formerly of Ypsilanti) Age 95, passed away Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at Au Sable Valley Community, Fairview, MI. She was born May 15, 1915 in Ypsilanti, MI, the daughter of John A. and Cecile (Harrington) Coxford. She was a housekeeper for many years at Beyer Hospital in Ypsilanti. Survivors include: her loving daughter, Sharon (fianc?, James Banks) Causley of Comins; four grandchildren, Mark (Janet) Hagar of AZ, Teressa (Eric) Dohn of Ypsilanti, Gina (Brett) Rendeiro of Commerce Township, MI and J.R. (Sis) Causley of Lewiston, MI; and seven great grandchildren, Justin and Nick Hagar, Isabella and Makenna Rendeiro and Chase, Kenny and Kristin Causley. She was preceded in death by her beloved son, John A. Green in 1965 and two brothers, Jack and Bill. A special thank you to James Banks, Sharon's fianc?, who helped Sharon take care of her mother and who loved Margaret very much. The funeral service will be 2 pm Thursday, October 7, 2010 at Stark Funeral Service with Pastor Gordon Moore officiating. Entombment will follow in Highland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Alzheimers Association. Envelopes are available at the funeral home where the family will greet friends from 11 am until time of service Thursday.	Coxford, Margaret A. (I17561)
9587	PLOT Final resting place unknown. Name listed on the Vimy Memorial.	Baird, Pvt. George (I37907)
9588	PLOT Name listed at Panel 2 on the Memorial.	McDiarmid, Nursing Sister Jessie Mabel (I38637)
9589	PLOT Pine Grove - West	Code, George Frederick Ivan (I17502)
9590	PLOT Range B, Plot 363	Carnochan, John (I18332)
9591	PLOT Range B, Plot 363	Campbell, Mary Jane "Jennie" (I38388)
9592	PLOT Range B, Plot 84 Inscription In Memory Of Christina wife of William DRUMMOND died Jan 24, 1871 ? 80 Years A native of Perthshire Scotland Also George son of Peter and Jane DRUMMOND died Sept 29, 1875 ? 5 yrs 4 mos	Drummond, Christina (I38590)
9593	PLOT St. Fillans	Simpson, Muriel Eleanor (I5447)
9594	PLOT St. Fillans	McRae, Norman Boyd (I5448)
9595	plot # CX13	Thurston, John Sidney (I44)
9596	Plot 10. Lot 3.	Scott, Lieutenant Richard Alston (I1650)
9597	Plot 105 : (side 1 of stone) - In memory of Robert Duncan, died Jan.10,1904, aged 62 years. (side 2 of stone) - In loving memory of Janet Reid, beloved wife of Robert Duncan, born Nov.2,1842, died Oct.2,1919. "The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want"	Reid, Janet (I29815)
9598	Plot 118 N1/2 purchased by Robert Duncan. Burial information obtained from Cartwright Cemetery Records transcribed in the local history book "Memories Along the Badger Continued" published in 2010.	Duncan, Robert (I2327)
9599	PLOT 14A-G0101	Caskey, Elizabeth ILENE (I2465)
9600	Plot 205	Robertson, Walter Wesley (I6557)

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9551

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

Family: John Cedric Wesley "J. C." Cram / Annie Etta Belle Hicks (F1966)

9552

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

Family: Elmer Hilliard Running / Winnifred Margaret Cram (F1967)

9553

Photo Clipping from
1895, Friday January 25, The Almonte Gazette front page
plus
1895, Friday January 25, The Almonte Gazette page 5
DEATHS
At Almonte, January 20th, Mrs John A. Gilmour, (nee Mary Jane Riddell) aged 38 years.

Riddell, Mary Jane (I26163)

9554

Photo Clipping from
1931, Friday August 7, The Almonte Gazette page 4
plus
1931, Friday August 7, The Almonte Gazette page 4
DEATHS
GILMOUR ? Lucy Anne Lowe, Aug 3, 1931, dearly beloved wife of John A. Gilmour, aged 72 years

Lowe, Lucy Anne (I26175)

9555

Photo Clipping from
The Almonte Gazette, Friday June 7, 1912, page 4

1912, Friday June 14, The Almonte Gazette, front page
Funeral of Mrs John Forgie
The funeral of the late Mrs John Forgie took place on Saturday afternoon last, to the eighth line cemetery, and was attended by many friends of former days. Among those from outside points were Messrs H. S. Forgie of Toronto; Mr and Mrs D. Hamilton of Carleton Place; Mr and Mrs Graham Forgie from Maynard, Mass; Mr Wm H. Forgie, Toronto; and Mr Robert Forgie of Winnipeg. These three latter-named sons of deceased with Mr Duncan Forgie of Almonte, another son, were pall-bearers.

Black, Mary (I19414)

9556

Photos from Jayne Munroe Ouimet..Wedding Picture 1908 - William McKirdy (1886/1971) and Catherine Munro (1889/1987)

Attendants

Michael McKirdy (Brother of William) (1850/1915)

Ann Munro (Mrs. Geo. Peacock) (Sister of Catherine) (1884/1965)

Family: William John McKirdy / Catherine "Katie" Munro (F3578)

9557

Phyllis (Leith) Allison of Janesville, WI, went home to be with the Lord on April 14, 2019. She was born to Vernon and Julia (Griffith) Leith on December 4, 1938 in Wausau, Wisconsin. She graduated from Janesville High School in 1957. Phyllis married her high school sweetheart, Charles "Chuck" Allison, at First Christian Church on March 14, 1959. She was actively involved in Bethel Baptist Church, where she served in many capacities over the last 54 years and was known as "Grandma Phyllis" to many of the children there. She was previously employed by Parker Pen and retired from Prent Corporation in 1999. She enjoyed spending time with family, friends and church friends, many of whom she considered family. She attended her grandson's sporting events throughout the years, and looked forward to "Jokers Tuesdays." Phyllis and Chuck enjoyed traveling together, meeting their goal of visiting all 50 states, her favorite being Alaska.

She is survived by her husband, Chuck; three daughters: Vicky (Efren) Blanca, Teri Allison, Patti (Lawrence) Faus; three grandsons: Larry (Insook) Faus, Nick (Jaime) Faus and Michael Blanca; two precious great-granddaughters; her sister and best friend, Joanne Driscoll; and many cousins; nephews; and nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents; and brother, Robert Leith.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 18, 2019 at Bethel Baptist Church, 3300 Mt. Zion Avenue, Janesville. Pastor Drew Super and Pastor Jason Eddy will officiate. A visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Church. Private interment will be in Milton Lawns Memorial Park at a later date. Henke-Clarson Funeral Home is honored to be assisting the Allison family.

Leith, Phyllis Vivian (I29413)

9558

Phyllis Dack ? obituary
June 24, 2023
DACK, R.N.
PHYLLIS DIANNE
In hospital at Almonte on Thursday, June 22, 2023.

Phyllis D. Dack (nee Thompson)

of Almonte, Ont. at the age of 81.

Beloved wife and best friend of Glen Dack. Dearly loved and respected mother of David (Marianne), Arthur and Timothy. Especially loved grandma of Ruth Dack. Daughter of the late Roy and Vera (Argue) Thompson. Survived by her sisters, Myrtle McNeely (Allan) and Linda Thompson. Aunt to Phillip and Matthew McNeely.

Friends are invited to share memories in the

Almonte Presbyterian Church,
111 Church Street, Almonte, Ont., on Saturday,
July 15, from 12 noon until time of Service at 2 PM.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care of the

C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Inc.

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

For those who may choose to honour Phyllis with a memorial donation, please consider the Almonte General Hospital Foundation's CT Scan fund raising campaign.

Thompson, Phyllis Dianne (I14854)

9559

Piine Grove East section.

Cram, Sarah (I3641)

9560

Pilot Officer, RCAF.

The crew of Lockheed Hudson #771 aircraft was on a navigational training and transport flight between Torbay in Newfoundland and Dartmouth in Nova Scotia, Canada, when they disappeared, crashing 11 miles from RCAF Station Dartmouth. There were three crew members, as well as three passengers aboard the Hudson, and all six servicemen perished in the aircraft accident. Though a military search was immediately launched, the crash site was not located until 6 Nov 1944.
The aircrew members were-
Flight Sergeant Robert Cecil ROLFE,
Warrant Officer Class II James Robin STICK and
Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd WATTERSON.

The military passengers were-
Flight Lieutenant John Thomas HOOK,
US Army Lieutenant Eugene Estes SNELL and
Flying Officer William Hector THOMPSON.

Military Service-
Rank: Pilot Officer
Trade: Pilot
Service Number: J/21312
Age: 30
Force: Air Force
Unit: Royal Canadian Air Force
Division: 145 RCAF Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron [MOTTO: 'Furor Non Sine Frenis' (Fury, but not without restraints)]

Son of Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas A. Watterson, M.D. and Jessie G. Watterson of Manotick, Ontario, Canada.

Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd Watterson is commemorated on Page 225 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.

Watterson, Pilot Officer Thomas Albert Kidd R. C. A. F. (I4586)

9561

Pine Grove East

Cram, Mary MINNIE (I5446)

9562

Pine Grove East section

Father to Arnie, Murray and Paul.
Served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in WWII.

Simpson, William "Bill" Gladstone (I6136)

9563

Pine Grove East section

Simpson, Eric Cram (I5444)

9564

Pine Grove East section

Simpson, Alfred (I6157)

9565

Pine Grove East section

Munce, Prudence "Prudy" (I6158)

9566

Pine Grove East section

Drummond, John Robert (I9198)

9567

Pine Grove east section

Stanzel, Thomas Herbert (I17679)

9568

Pine Grove east section

Lowe, Edward Bryce (I18472)

9569

Pine Grove Esat section

McLinton, Catherine Robertson (I9197)

9570

Pine Grove section

Mother to Arnie, Murray and Paul.

McNeely, Edith Myrtle "Edie" (I6137)

9571

Pine Grove Section

Duncan, James Kidd (I2356)

9572

Pine Grove section

McNeely, Raney (I4411)

9573

Pine Grove section

Robertson, Catherine (I4412)

9574

Pine Grove Section

Coyles, Edward Garland (I6986)

9575

Pine Grove section

McNeely, William John (I9203)

9576

Pine Grove Section

Garland, George Alfred (I10319)

9577

Pine Grove West section

Simpson, Blair Stuart (I6326)

9578

Pine Grove West Section

McDiarmid, Doreen Phyllis (I6327)

9579

Pinegrove section

Lowe, Albert Rattray (I3941)

9580

Pinegrove section

Cram, Ellen Christina (I3639)

9581

Pioneer druggist succumbs at 85, Pioneer Regina druggist.
Albert Duncan, 85, of 3047 Quinn Drive, died at his home Monday after a lengthy illness. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 p m. In First Presbyterian church with R. M. Shields officiating. Burial will be in the family plot at Regina Cemetery. Bom at Almonte, Ont., Mr. Duncan served his drug apprenticeship under his brother Hugh, at Vankleek Hill. Ont. He graduated from the Ontario College of Pharmacy in 1899 and opened a small drug store in Merrickville, Ont. In 1903, Mr. Duncan married the late Jennie Jakes of Merrickville and later the same year came west to Regina. He opened his first drugstore In a shack on Scarth street in partnership with W. M. Rea. A few months later it was moved into the Strathcona block. In 1907, Mr. Duncan bought the Medical Hall building, 1747 Scarth street, and operated a store there until 1939. He built the Duncan block In 1919 at the comer of Albert street and Dewdney avenue and opened another store, still maintained by his son, James A. Duncan. Mr. Duncan, owner of the gravel pit at Pilot Butte, supplied all the sand and gravel in the construction of the Legislative buildings. HONORED In 1957, he was honored by the anniversary of the founding of the Pharmacentical Assocoation, Always interested in agriculture, Mr. Duncan made frequent trips to his farms at Fillmore and Stoughton. , Mr. Duncan was a .member of First Presbyterian church. He is predeceased by six brothers, five of .whom were also pioneers In western Canada. Robert was an early farmer at Pilot Mound, Man.; William was one of the founders of the Beaver Lumber Co., Regina; James was city Caxton Press representative; Hugh operated a drug store in Edmonton; John homesteaded at Stoughton and his younger brother, Edward, remained in Almonte. Mr. Duncan was also predeceased by his wife in 1915 and a son, Kenneth.in 1911. He is survived by one son, James Albert, 3047 Quinn drive; one daughter, Mrs. T. H. Wood, 3002 Albert street; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Holden, Calgary, and two grandchildren.

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The Leader-Post
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
11 Aug 1959, Tue ? Page 3

Duncan, Albert (I2913)

9582

Pioneer Munich Woman Dies Saturday - Mrs. Mary Jane Coffey Rites At Munich Tuesday, Interment At Emerado
Mrs. Mary Jane Coffey, a pioneer resident of the Munich community, passed away Saturday, January 3, 1942, at her home in Munich after an illness of more than three weeks with a heart ailment.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the Zion Lutheran church at Munich with Rev. Thomas B. Lindsay of Langdon in charge. Interment was in the family plot in the cemetery at Emerado, beside the remains of Mr. Coffey. A quartet composed of Isaac Hoffman, H. J. Dick. H. F. Dick, and W. S. Janzen sang "Christian's Home in Glory" and "Rest in Jordon." Mrs. J. H. Bain of Langdon was at the organ.
Mary Jane, daughter of William and Eliza Sykes, was born August 12, 1867, at Ashton, Ont. She came to Grand Forks county with her parents in 1878 and was married at Grand Forks in 1882 to Hugh John Coffey. The couple first farmed six miles west of Osnabrock, and in 1887 moved back to Grand Forks county, where they farmed until 1904 when they moved to the new town of Munich to operate a hotel. Mr. Coffey passed away October 12, 1939.
Eight children were born to the couple and four survive. They are Mrs. J. H. Watters of Nashua, Mont.; Mrs. C. E. Render of Hannah; and John H. and William E. Coffey of Munich. Fourteen grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Steve Caul of Cartwright, Man.; and Mrs. George Batson of Conklin, Mich.; are sisters who survive and William Sykes of Cartwright is a brother who survives.
The family was affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Coffey was a member of the Order of Eastern Star.
Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral were her daughter, Mrs. Watters of Nashua, Mont.; and Mrs. Render of Hannah; Rose Hamilton of Colorado Springs Colo.; and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hamilton, Mrs. F. E. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nickeson, and Mrs. J. H. Bain of Langdon.
[8 Jan 1942, Cavalier County Republican, Langdon, ND)

Sykes, Mary Jane (I23553)

9583

Pioneer Settler Dies Here

Mrs. Margaret coxford, of 10439 139th. St., who opened the first grocery store on Walterdale Flats following the 1915 floods, died Monday.

Mrs. coxford came to Edmonton in 1905 from dundee, Scotland, and ran a boarding house for the John Walters Lumber Mill which was located on Waterdale Flats, where the Kinsmens Park is today.

After her marrage to James Coxford in 1908, she and her husband lived in the first house built in South Edmonton. The old home is now used as a place for city archives and a museum, and is located on 93rd. Ave., between 106 and 107th. Sts. on the river bank. She was predeceased by her husband in 1944.

She is survived by three sons, Herbert and Robert of Edmonton, William of Victoria, B.C.; a daughter, Mrs. H. J. (Ada Mary) Lavoie of Edmonton; also 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The funeral service will be held at the Foster and McGarvey Funeral Chapel at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Rev. H. G. Marsh, of Eastminster Presbyterian Church will officiate and burial will be in the Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

Lowney, Margaret (I750)

9584

place of birth noted in dau. Catherine's death certificate

Powers, Johanna (I3922)

9585

Plane Crash Victims' Names Told

Atsugi, Japan (AP) -- The U.S. Navy today announced the names of 22 Navy men who were killed and eight survivors in the 16 Mar 1970 crash of an EC121 electronic spy plane at the Da Nang Air Base in Vietnam on Monday.
The plane, which monitored North Vietnamese radio and radar transmissions, crashed as it was landing at the base. Stephen was a survivor.

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Westacott, Stephen Edward (I24041)

9586

Platt, Margaret A.
Comins, MI
(formerly of Ypsilanti)

Age 95, passed away Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at Au Sable Valley Community, Fairview, MI. She was born May 15, 1915 in Ypsilanti, MI, the daughter of John A. and Cecile (Harrington) Coxford.

She was a housekeeper for many years at Beyer Hospital in Ypsilanti. Survivors include: her loving daughter, Sharon (fianc?, James Banks) Causley of Comins; four grandchildren, Mark (Janet) Hagar of AZ, Teressa (Eric) Dohn of Ypsilanti, Gina (Brett) Rendeiro of Commerce Township, MI and J.R. (Sis) Causley of Lewiston, MI; and seven great grandchildren, Justin and Nick Hagar, Isabella and Makenna Rendeiro and Chase, Kenny and Kristin Causley. She was preceded in death by her beloved son, John A. Green in 1965 and two brothers, Jack and Bill. A special thank you to James Banks, Sharon's fianc?, who helped Sharon take care of her mother and who loved Margaret very much. The funeral service will be 2 pm Thursday, October 7, 2010 at Stark Funeral Service with Pastor Gordon Moore officiating. Entombment will follow in Highland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Alzheimers Association. Envelopes are available at the funeral home where the family will greet friends from 11 am until time of service Thursday.

Coxford, Margaret A. (I17561)

9587

PLOT
Final resting place unknown. Name listed on the Vimy Memorial.

Baird, Pvt. George (I37907)

9588

PLOT
Name listed at Panel 2 on the Memorial.

McDiarmid, Nursing Sister Jessie Mabel (I38637)

9589

PLOT
Pine Grove - West

Code, George Frederick Ivan (I17502)

9590

PLOT
Range B, Plot 363

Carnochan, John (I18332)

9591

PLOT
Range B, Plot 363

Campbell, Mary Jane "Jennie" (I38388)

9592

PLOT
Range B, Plot 84

Inscription
In Memory Of
Christina
wife of
William DRUMMOND
died Jan 24, 1871
? 80 Years
A native of Perthshire Scotland
Also
George
son of Peter and Jane
DRUMMOND
died Sept 29, 1875
? 5 yrs 4 mos

Drummond, Christina (I38590)

9593

PLOT
St. Fillans

Simpson, Muriel Eleanor (I5447)

9594

PLOT
St. Fillans

McRae, Norman Boyd (I5448)

9595

plot # CX13

Thurston, John Sidney (I44)

9596

Plot 10. Lot 3.

Scott, Lieutenant Richard Alston (I1650)

9597

Plot 105 :
(side 1 of stone)
- In memory of Robert Duncan, died Jan.10,1904, aged 62 years.
(side 2 of stone)
- In loving memory of Janet Reid, beloved wife of Robert Duncan, born Nov.2,1842, died Oct.2,1919. "The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want"

Reid, Janet (I29815)

9598

Plot 118 N1/2 purchased by Robert Duncan.
Burial information obtained from Cartwright Cemetery Records transcribed in the local history book "Memories Along the Badger Continued" published in 2010.

Duncan, Robert (I2327)

9599

PLOT 14A-G0101

Caskey, Elizabeth ILENE (I2465)

9600

Plot 205

Robertson, Walter Wesley (I6557)

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