Notes: Lanark County Families

Notes

Matches 49,201 to 49,250 of 49,296

#	Notes	Linked to
49201	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Burke, H.R. (I4511)
49202	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Campbell, D.G. (I4838)
49203	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Campbell, G.B. (I4843)
49204	World War I Victoria Cross Recipient. Born in , he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the 12th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, British Army. On March 25, 1918, when the enemy attacked on the right of the battalion frontage and succeeded in penetrating the woods held by his men, Lieutenant Colonel made his way across the open in full view of the enemy. Reaching the men, he succeeded in gathering the remainder of the two right companies. He personally led the counter attack, drove the enemy from the wood, capturing twelve machine guns, seventy German prisoners and restored the original line of defense. Later that same day, when the enemy had penetrated the line near a village, he reorganized his men and brought them forward to a position of readiness for a counter attack. He led the attack in person with the utmost disregard for his own safety and drove the enemy from his position, which resulted himself losing his life. For most conspicuous bravery, determination and gallantry leading his command, he was posthumously awared the Victoria Cross on May 3, 1918. Also memorial in Inveshin Cemetery, Anderson, William Herbert, VC, sometime CA and Stockbroker, 149 West George Street, Glasgow, residing at Tighcruachan, Cardross, Lieut. Col, 12th Battalion HLI, died 25 March 1918, on active service, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumbarton, 31 October, to Gertrude Campbell Gilmour or Anderson, Tigheruachan aforesaid, and William James Anderson and Andrew Simpson Macharg, CA's Glasgow, and Andrew M'Nair, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 15 February, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumbarton, 31 October 1918. Value of Estate, L9582 3s 5d	Anderson, Lt. Col. William Herbert VC (I41015)
49205	Wrathall -- The death occurred at Harper on Wednesday of Mr. Archibald Wrathall, at the age of 37 years. Deceased had been ill for about a week with intestinal la grippe. Deceased was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lupton Wrathall, and had farmed at Harper the past five years, being unmarried. He was an Anglican in religion, and is survived by two brothers, Geo. and Wm., Harper, and two sisters, Mrs. J. Cameron, FAllbrook, and Mrs. Wm. Bell, 6th line Drummond. The funeral takes place this Friday from the home of his brother, George, to Elmwood cemetery, service being conducted at the house by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Balderson The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada Friday, March 15, 1918, pg 8.	Wrathall, Archibald Samuel (I19896)
49206	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Miller, D.E. (I1224)
49207	WRIGHT ELISABETH WILLIAM WRIGHT/ F 12/08/1781 652 10 / 107 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, Elizabeth (I55995)
49208	WRIGHT JANE WILLIAM WRIGHT/ F 21/09/1783 652 10 / 112 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, Jane (I55996)
49209	WRIGHT JANET WILLIAM WRIGHT/ F 31/08/1760 652 10 / 84 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, Janet (I55997)
49210	WRIGHT JOHN WILLIAM WRIGHT/ M 26/09/1779 652 10 / 104 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, John (I55993)
49211	WRIGHT MARY WILLIAM WRIGHT/ F 09/06/1776 652 10 / 97 OLD MONKLAND	Wright, Mary (I42904)
49212	WRIGHT ROBERT WILLIAM WRIGHT/ M 06/02/1759 652 10 / 82 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, Robert (I55998)
49213	WRIGHT WILLIAM WILLIAM WRIGHT/ M 24/10/1762 652 10 / 88 OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE	Wright, William (I55994)
49214	Wright, B and F, as mar. (----) dau. to dec. John Horner, burgess. (Jean)	Baird, James (I59892)
49215	Wright. Son of John Gilmour and Agnes Cumming. Baptized 2 August 1767 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Married Elisabeth Pettigrew on 26 July 1793 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Together, they had at least nine children: John (1796-1873), Matthew (born 1798), Robert (1800-1881), William (1802-1849, Janet (1804?1883), James (1806?1888), Alexander (1809?1876), Pettigrew (1814?1842), Agnes Cumming (1816-1858). Inscription Erected in Memory of MATTHEW GILMOUR wright Cathkin who died Oct. 7 1832 aged 65 years and ELISABETH PETTIGREW his wife who died May 19 1846 aged 71 years PETTIGREW GILMOUR who died 18 Feb. 1842 aged 28 years. The burying ground of MATTHEW GILMOUR and ELIZABETH PETTIGREW and their family.	Gilmour, Matthew (I50376)
49216	Wright. Son of John Gilmour and Agnes Cumming. Baptized 27 March 1776 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Married Elisabeth Arthur on 23 October 1797. Together they had at least ten children: Agnes (1798-1877), John (born 1800), William (born 1805), Elizabeth (born 1807), Janet (born 1809), Margaret (born 1812), James (born 1816), Christian (born 1818), Jean (born 1820), David Inglis (1822-1896).	Gilmour, John (I50383)
49217	WRZOSEK Robert F. Wrzosek, 62, of Beloit died Tuesday, Jan. 10 at his home. He was born Dec. 1, 1921 the son of Frances (Mateski) and Joseph K. Wrzosek. Local survivors include a sister, Rertha (Mrs. Fred) Toltzman of Eau Claire. Services are being held in Beloit. Burial will be 3:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13 at St. Mary's Cemetery in Stanley. Memorials may be made to the Lou Gehrig Society. Chippewa Herald-Telegram Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin 12 Jan 1984, Thu ? Page 4	Wrzosek, Robert Francis (I41587)
49218	WWI ATTESTATION PAPERS @ Prince Albert, SK Name: PUDDICOMBE, WALTER JOHN Regimental Number: 257541 Date of Birth: 11/04/1897 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 8015 - 4 Item Number: 587039 Record Group: Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) Digitized service file - PDF format: B8015-S004 Single Farm labor Mother Mrs Louisa Puddicombe of Canwood, SK Height 5 foot 3 1/2 inches Complexion - dark Eyes - brown Hair - brown	Puddicombe, Walter John Ralph "Jack" (I45133)
49219	WWI attestation papers has birth info as 14 Oct 1899 in Innisfail AB.	Ennis, Arthur James (I22549)
49220	WWI Reg. #524928 Enlisted Aug. 8, 1916 at Vernon, B.C.in the Canadian Army Medical Corp and served with the 4th Canadian Field Ambulance and 13th Canadian Gen. Hospital in France. Birth: Feb. 2, 1894; Marysville, Hastings County, Ontario Next-of-kin: Bertha Emma LeRoy; wife at Enderby, B.C.; one son, Ernest Lawrence, age 2; Herbert Laffayette and Matilda Jane LaRoy, at Enderby, B.C. Trade: Lathman Herbert Percy LeRoy and Bertha Emma Baird were married Nov. 22, 1914 at Enderby, B.C. Ontario Births Name: Herbert Percival Laroy Gender: Male Birth Date: 3 Feb 1894 Birth Place: Hastings County, Ontario, Canada Father: Herbert L Laroy Mother: Matilda J Walroth Alberta Death Reg. #1934-08-101454 Indexed under Laroy	LeRoy, Pvt. Herbert Percival "Percy" (I60635)
49221	www.fultonhistory.com age 76 m. Rhetta Rivers	Blackman, Gilbert C. (I12638)
49222	WYLIE AGNES JAMES WYLIE/JEAN WYLIE FR335 (FR335) F 27/01/1788 616/ 30 116 Stewarton	Wylie, Agnes (I38231)
49223	WYLLIE JAMES JOHN WYLLIE/ISSOBELL ROBISOUN M 25/06/1667 644/1 50 307 Glasgow	Wyllie, James (I37840)
49224	WYLLIE JANET JAMES WYLLIE/JANET POLLOCK FR2258 (FR2258) F 01/06/1707 644/1 90 6 Glasgow	Wyllie, Janet (I37843)
49225	WYLLIE JANET JAMES WYLLIE/JEAN WYLLIE FR315 (FR315) F 04/11/1781 616/ 30 82 Stewarton	Wylie, Janet (I38230)
49226	Wyman, Burton Alva, Cleveland, Ohio Died: 16 May 2000; Born: 1 July 1917; Parents: Alva and Minnie Wyman, Vesta Survived by: Wife: Gladys. Children: Garth, Janet, Richard, Ellen, Mary, Francis, Alice, Fred. Numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. My father was an extraordinary man. Born to a rural mail carrier and a former seamstress, he was an outstanding student, advancing two grades and finishing secondary school in the same class as his two years older brother. He attended the University of Minnesota, earned a degree in Electrical Engineering, graduated summa cum laude and was awarded membership in the Phi Beta Kappa honors society. While at university in Minneapolis, he joined the brethren fellowship, where he met his future wife, Gladys Symington of Neche, North Dakota. After graduation, he was employed by Westinghouse Electric. During World War II he was classified 4F (needed in industry) so was not drafted. Westinghouse assigned him first to Pittsburgh and then to Cleveland, where he spent the rest of his career. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brothers Harold and Kenneth, all buried in the cemetery at Echo, Minnesota. None of them were ever in fellowship, although his mother attended the gospel preaching regularly in her later years and was buried by the brethren. It seemed there was nothing he couldn't do. He could ride a bicycle while facing backwards. He learned sign language so he could interpret for the deaf. He could take an automobile engine apart, repair it, and make it run again. He had a marvelous sense of humor and wrote memorable doggerel. He was a tall man, standing six feet two and one half inches and powerfully built, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist. He taught me to obey my conscience. He wouldn't tell me I could or couldn't do something. He wanted me to be "exercised" about it. I have tried to follow that advice. For many years my father carried a bible that had been a gift from his brother Harold. The inscription cited II Timothy 2: 15. Strive diligently to present thyself approved to God, a workman that has not to be ashamed, cutting in a straight line the word of truth. Rest in peace, Father. Submitted by: Dick Wyman (son), dwyman@cloudnet.com +++++++++++ 1970 (October) JTjr dies. The Taylorite leadership mantle is assumed by James H. Symington of Neche, North Dakota, USA. 1982 James Symington prophesies that computers are linked to the Anti-Christ. Many brethren re-train or change careers to accomodate this "truth". 1987 James Symington dies. Taylorite leadership mantle assumed by John S. Hales of Sydney, Australia. BIO OF JAMES SYMINGTON AT www.cloudnet.com/~dwyman/jhs.html Change Date: 25 APR 2002	Wyman, Burton Alvin (I12189)
49227	WYSE ALEXANDER SARAH BURNS/FR2969 (FR2969) 09/06/1794 644/1 270 170 Glasgow	Family: Alexander Wyse / Sarah Burns (F11613)
49228	Yesterday morning there came over the telephone the shocking news that Mrs. James W. Campbell had died suddenly in Kingston. It appears that she went to bed in her usual state of health on Monday night and was found dead in her bed on Tuesday morning. She lived with her daughter Lila, Mrs. Wm. Drysdale, in the city but kept up an active correspondence with friends, and retained a constant interest in her old home in Lanark. In the summer season she spent a number of weeks with her daughter and friends in Lanark and at Dalhousie Lake, and nothing was noted in her appearance to indicate the presence of any serious organic trouble. Elizabeth McKerracher, for that was her maiden name, was born at the village of Brooke, in the Township of Bathurst, in the year 1860. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McKerracher. When twenty years old she became the wife of Mr. James Campbell of Lanark Village. They settled down in a comfortable home in Lanark, where for a number of years to follow, Mr. Campbell was a successful and enterprising man of business. In 1899 Mr. Campbell died, and the wife and four children were left to face the world. In the family were John, Maynard. Wilmer, and Lila. Although very young in years the eldest sons managed to carry on the business, which has been continued down to this day under the ownership and personal management of Mr. John Campbell. Maynard accepted a position in Sudbury, Ont., with a successful business firm. Wilmer held a position with Messrs. Boyd Caldwell and Co. at Appleton until the war broke out when he enlisted and went overseas with the 21st Battalion. He distinguished himself over there, and at the present time occupies a position in the service in Canada. Miss Lila became the wife of Mr. William Drysdale, of Lanark, but moved to Kingston a few years ago as a point more convenient for Mr. Drysdale in his work as a commercial traveller. Her brother and sisters surviving are Daniel, at Fallbrook, Mrs. Wm. Hossie of Glentay, Mrs. James Munro of Scotch Line, Mrs. Robt. Burris of Perth, Mrs. And. Palmer of Regina, and Mrs. Jno. McGee, Seattle, Wash. Leaving her old Lanark home, where she had spent so many happy years, was a reluctant step, and nothing pleased her so much in her new home in Kingston, as when some Lanark friend of the old days would drop in. Mrs. Campbell was the soul of kindness. Hers was a helping hand. She had sympathy for sorrow, cheer for sadness, and encouragement for despondency. And her home reflected the character of her personality, where no person could enter and come away unprofitted by her gentle and kind companionship. Tomorrow the body will be laid away in the village cemetery. ?i?The Lanark Era, Wednesday, October 2, 1918, page 1?/i?	McKerracher, Elizabeth (I45468)
49229	YOUNG ----- WILLIAM YOUNG/AGNES STEVEN FR349 (FR349) U 30/11/1759 643 20 / 24 EAST KILBRIDE	Young (I55956)
49230	YOUNG AGNES JOHN YOUNG/AGNES STEVEN FR351 (FR351) F 11/12/1760 643 20 / 26 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Agnes (I55955)
49231	YOUNG AGNES THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSLAW FR170 (FR170) F 17/06/1771 572/ 10 158 Neilston	Young, Agnes (I41900)
49232	YOUNG ALEXANDER ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR81 (FR81) M 16/02/1806 571/ 10 76 Mearns	Young, Alexander (I41910)
49233	YOUNG ANDREW ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR117 (FR117) M 18/07/1819 571/ 10 125 Mearns	Young, Andrew (I41909)
49234	YOUNG ANN WILLIAM YOUNG/ F 17/08/1788 643 20 / 112 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Ann (I55964)
49235	YOUNG ANN WILLIAM YOUNG/ F 22/04/1781 643 20 / 94 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Ann (I55967)
49236	YOUNG April 25, 1964, Patrick James Young of 3223 E. 23rd Ave., aged 55 years. Survived by his loving wife. Elsie; 1 son, James, and1 daughter. Wendy, at home; his mother. Mrs. Catherine Yuskiw, Vancouver; 4 sisters, Mrs. Mary Demchuk, Mrs. Bonnie Montgomery, Mrs. Connie Murray, all of Vancouver; Mrs. Annie Gash, Edmonton; 4 brothers. William and Donald, Vancouver; Paul, Edmonton; Al, Ancaster, Ontario. Funeral service Wednesday, April 29 at, 1 p.m. in the CHAPEL OF CHIMES, Harron Bros. Ltd., loth Ave. and Ontario St., Rev, G. A. Thomson officiating. Cremation. ?i?The Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 27 Apr 1964, Mon ? Page 30?/i?	Young, Patrick James (I46630)
49237	YOUNG CATHARINE JOHN YOUNG/ F 19/08/1792 643 20 / 121 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Catharine (I6643)
49238	YOUNG ELIZABETH JOHN YOUNG/ F 24/02/1799 643 20 / 130 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Elizabeth (I6884)
49239	YOUNG ELIZABETH THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSELAW FR14 (FR14) F 15/09/1765 571/ 10 9 Mearns	Young, Elizabeth (I41898)
49240	YOUNG Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa., on October 19, 1985. MURIEL B. YOUNG, wife of Robert B. Young, of 1121 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pa., in her 82nd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Kearney A. Snyder Funeral Home, 141 E. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa., on Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. William A. Sharp officiating. Interment in Conestoga Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the Kearney A. Snyder Funeral Home on Monday from 1 p.m. until time of service. Please omit flowers. If desired contributions in her memory may be made to the First United Methodist Church Organ Fund, 29 E. Walnut St., Lancaster, Pa. 17602. Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, Pennsylvania 21 Oct 1985, Mon ? Page 25 Muriel B. Young, native of Canada Muriel B. Young, 81, of 1121 Pleasure Road, died at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lancaster General Hospital following an illness of several weeks. Born in Perth, Ontario, Canada, she was the daughter of the late William and Isabella Blair Wilson, and the wife of Robert B. Young. ' She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Iris Club, and served for many years as a Grey Lady volunteer at Lancaster General Hospital. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lois Y., wife of Howard B. Flyte, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, and Barbara, wife of John Hopkins, Pittsburgh; two sisters, Mrs. William M. Radford, and Mrs. William Holmes, both of Clearwater, Fla.; five grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. Sunday News Lancaster, Pennsylvania 20 Oct 1985, Sun ? Page 20	Wilson, Muriel Blair (I42144)
49241	YOUNG GEORGE GEORGE YOUNG/ M 12/04/1719 559/ 20 74 Abbey	Young, George (I38329)
49242	YOUNG GEORGE JOHN YOUNG/ M 27/04/1682 633/ 10 69 Carstairs	Young, George (I38321)
49243	YOUNG JAMES GEORGE YOUNG/ M 03/02/1717 559/ 20 59 Abbey	Young, James (I38327)
49244	YOUNG JAMES JAMES YOUNG/MARY RANKINE FR30 (FR30) M 11/11/1781 571/ 10 25 Mearns	Young, James (I41906)
49245	YOUNG JAMES JOHN YOUNG/ M 17/10/1802 643 20 / 135 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, James (I6849)
49246	YOUNG JAMES ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR107 (FR107) M 28/11/1813 571/ 10 105 Mearns	Young, James (I41907)
49247	YOUNG JAMES THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSELAW FR13 (FR13) M 03/07/1763 571/ 10 8 Mearns	Young, James (I41891)
49248	YOUNG JANET JOHN YOUNG/ F 07/01/1798 643 20 / 129 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Janet (I6880)
49249	YOUNG JANET JOHN YOUNG/ F 26/02/1797 643 20 / 128 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Janet (I6887)
49250	YOUNG JANET JOHN YOUNG/ F 31/08/1794 643 20 / 124 EAST KILBRIDE	Young, Janet (I6886)

Notes

Linked to

49201

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Burke, H.R. (I4511)

49202

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Campbell, D.G. (I4838)

49203

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Campbell, G.B. (I4843)

49204

World War I Victoria Cross Recipient. Born in , he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the 12th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, British Army. On March 25, 1918, when the enemy attacked on the right of the battalion frontage and succeeded in penetrating the woods held by his men, Lieutenant Colonel made his way across the open in full view of the enemy. Reaching the men, he succeeded in gathering the remainder of the two right companies. He personally led the counter attack, drove the enemy from the wood, capturing twelve machine guns, seventy German prisoners and restored the original line of defense. Later that same day, when the enemy had penetrated the line near a village, he reorganized his men and brought them forward to a position of readiness for a counter attack. He led the attack in person with the utmost disregard for his own safety and drove the enemy from his position, which resulted himself losing his life. For most conspicuous bravery, determination and gallantry leading his command, he was posthumously awared the Victoria Cross on May 3, 1918.

Also memorial in Inveshin Cemetery,

Anderson, William Herbert, VC, sometime CA and Stockbroker, 149 West George Street, Glasgow, residing at Tighcruachan, Cardross, Lieut. Col, 12th Battalion HLI, died 25 March 1918, on active service, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumbarton, 31 October, to Gertrude Campbell Gilmour or Anderson, Tigheruachan aforesaid, and William James Anderson and Andrew Simpson Macharg, CA's Glasgow, and Andrew M'Nair, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 15 February, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumbarton, 31 October 1918. Value of Estate, L9582 3s 5d

Anderson, Lt. Col. William Herbert VC (I41015)

49205

Wrathall -- The death occurred at Harper on Wednesday of Mr. Archibald Wrathall, at the age of 37 years. Deceased had been ill for about a week with intestinal la grippe. Deceased was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lupton Wrathall, and had farmed at Harper the past five years, being unmarried.

He was an Anglican in religion, and is survived by two brothers, Geo. and Wm., Harper, and two sisters, Mrs. J. Cameron, FAllbrook, and Mrs. Wm. Bell, 6th line Drummond. The funeral takes place this Friday from the home of his brother, George, to Elmwood cemetery, service being conducted at the house by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Balderson

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
Friday, March 15, 1918, pg 8.

Wrathall, Archibald Samuel (I19896)

49206

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Miller, D.E. (I1224)

49207

WRIGHT
ELISABETH
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
F
12/08/1781
652
10 / 107
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, Elizabeth (I55995)

49208

WRIGHT
JANE
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
F
21/09/1783
652
10 / 112
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, Jane (I55996)

49209

WRIGHT
JANET
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
F
31/08/1760
652
10 / 84
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, Janet (I55997)

49210

WRIGHT
JOHN
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
M
26/09/1779
652
10 / 104
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, John (I55993)

49211

WRIGHT
MARY
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
F
09/06/1776
652
10 / 97
OLD MONKLAND

Wright, Mary (I42904)

49212

WRIGHT
ROBERT
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
M
06/02/1759
652
10 / 82
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, Robert (I55998)

49213

WRIGHT
WILLIAM
WILLIAM WRIGHT/
M
24/10/1762
652
10 / 88
OLD MONKLAND OR COATBRIDGE

Wright, William (I55994)

49214

Wright, B and F, as mar. (----) dau. to dec. John Horner, burgess. (Jean)

Baird, James (I59892)

49215

Wright.

Son of John Gilmour and Agnes Cumming. Baptized 2 August 1767 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Married Elisabeth Pettigrew on 26 July 1793 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Together, they had at least nine children: John (1796-1873), Matthew (born 1798), Robert (1800-1881), William (1802-1849, Janet (1804?1883), James (1806?1888), Alexander (1809?1876), Pettigrew (1814?1842), Agnes Cumming (1816-1858).

Inscription
Erected in Memory
of
MATTHEW GILMOUR wright
Cathkin who died Oct. 7
1832 aged 65 years
and
ELISABETH PETTIGREW
his wife who died May 19
1846 aged 71 years
PETTIGREW GILMOUR who
died 18 Feb. 1842 aged
28 years.
The burying ground of
MATTHEW GILMOUR and ELIZABETH PETTIGREW
and their family.

Gilmour, Matthew (I50376)

49216

Wright.

Son of John Gilmour and Agnes Cumming. Baptized 27 March 1776 in Carmunnock, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Married Elisabeth Arthur on 23 October 1797. Together they had at least ten children: Agnes (1798-1877), John (born 1800), William (born 1805), Elizabeth (born 1807), Janet (born 1809), Margaret (born 1812), James (born 1816), Christian (born 1818), Jean (born 1820), David Inglis (1822-1896).

Gilmour, John (I50383)

49217

WRZOSEK Robert F. Wrzosek, 62, of Beloit died Tuesday, Jan. 10 at his home. He was born Dec. 1, 1921 the son of Frances (Mateski) and Joseph K. Wrzosek. Local survivors include a sister, Rertha (Mrs. Fred) Toltzman of Eau Claire. Services are being held in Beloit. Burial will be 3:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13 at St. Mary's Cemetery in Stanley. Memorials may be made to the Lou Gehrig Society.

Chippewa Herald-Telegram
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
12 Jan 1984, Thu ? Page 4

Wrzosek, Robert Francis (I41587)

49218

WWI ATTESTATION PAPERS @ Prince Albert, SK
Name: PUDDICOMBE, WALTER JOHN
Regimental Number: 257541
Date of Birth: 11/04/1897
Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 8015 - 4
Item Number: 587039
Record Group: Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF)
Digitized service file - PDF format:
B8015-S004
Single
Farm labor
Mother Mrs Louisa Puddicombe of Canwood, SK
Height 5 foot 3 1/2 inches
Complexion - dark
Eyes - brown
Hair - brown

Puddicombe, Walter John Ralph "Jack" (I45133)

49219

WWI attestation papers has birth info as 14 Oct 1899 in Innisfail AB.

Ennis, Arthur James (I22549)

49220

WWI Reg. #524928
Enlisted Aug. 8, 1916 at Vernon, B.C.in the Canadian Army Medical Corp and served with the 4th Canadian Field Ambulance and 13th Canadian Gen. Hospital in France.
Birth: Feb. 2, 1894; Marysville, Hastings County, Ontario
Next-of-kin: Bertha Emma LeRoy; wife at Enderby, B.C.; one son, Ernest Lawrence, age 2; Herbert Laffayette and Matilda Jane LaRoy, at Enderby, B.C.
Trade: Lathman

Herbert Percy LeRoy and Bertha Emma Baird were married Nov. 22, 1914 at Enderby, B.C.

Ontario Births
Name: Herbert Percival Laroy
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 3 Feb 1894
Birth Place: Hastings County, Ontario, Canada
Father: Herbert L Laroy
Mother: Matilda J Walroth

Alberta Death Reg. #1934-08-101454
Indexed under Laroy

LeRoy, Pvt. Herbert Percival "Percy" (I60635)

49221

www.fultonhistory.com
age 76
m. Rhetta Rivers

Blackman, Gilbert C. (I12638)

49222

WYLIE
AGNES
JAMES WYLIE/JEAN WYLIE FR335 (FR335)
F
27/01/1788
616/
30 116
Stewarton

Wylie, Agnes (I38231)

49223

WYLLIE
JAMES
JOHN WYLLIE/ISSOBELL ROBISOUN
M
25/06/1667
644/1
50 307
Glasgow

Wyllie, James (I37840)

49224

WYLLIE
JANET
JAMES WYLLIE/JANET POLLOCK FR2258 (FR2258)
F
01/06/1707
644/1
90 6
Glasgow

Wyllie, Janet (I37843)

49225

WYLLIE
JANET
JAMES WYLLIE/JEAN WYLLIE FR315 (FR315)
F
04/11/1781
616/
30 82
Stewarton

Wylie, Janet (I38230)

49226

Wyman, Burton Alva, Cleveland, Ohio
Died: 16 May 2000; Born: 1 July 1917;
Parents: Alva and Minnie Wyman, Vesta
Survived by: Wife: Gladys.
Children: Garth, Janet, Richard, Ellen, Mary, Francis, Alice, Fred. Numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

My father was an extraordinary man. Born to a rural mail carrier and a former seamstress, he was an outstanding student, advancing two grades and finishing secondary school in the same class as his two years older brother. He attended the University of Minnesota, earned a degree in Electrical Engineering, graduated summa cum laude and was awarded membership in the
Phi Beta Kappa honors society. While at university in Minneapolis, he joined the brethren fellowship, where he met his future wife, Gladys Symington of Neche, North Dakota. After graduation, he was employed by Westinghouse Electric. During World War II he was classified 4F (needed in industry) so was not drafted.
Westinghouse assigned him first to Pittsburgh and then to Cleveland, where he spent the rest of his career. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brothers Harold and Kenneth, all buried in the cemetery at Echo, Minnesota. None of them were ever in fellowship, although his mother attended the gospel preaching regularly in her later years and was buried by the brethren. It seemed there was nothing he couldn't do. He could ride a bicycle while facing backwards. He learned sign language so he could interpret for the deaf. He could take an automobile engine apart, repair it, and make it run again. He had a marvelous sense of humor and wrote memorable doggerel. He was a tall man, standing six feet two and one half inches and powerfully built, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist. He taught me to obey my conscience. He wouldn't tell me I could or couldn't do something. He wanted me to be "exercised" about it. I have tried to follow that advice. For many years my father carried a bible that had been a gift from his brother Harold. The inscription cited II Timothy 2: 15. Strive diligently to present thyself approved to God, a workman that has not to be ashamed, cutting in a straight line the word of truth.
Rest in peace, Father.
Submitted by: Dick Wyman (son), dwyman@cloudnet.com +++++++++++
1970 (October) JTjr dies. The Taylorite leadership mantle is assumed by James H. Symington of Neche, North Dakota, USA. 1982 James Symington prophesies that computers are linked to the Anti-Christ. Many brethren re-train or change careers to accomodate this "truth". 1987 James Symington dies. Taylorite leadership mantle assumed by John S. Hales of Sydney, Australia. BIO OF JAMES SYMINGTON AT www.cloudnet.com/~dwyman/jhs.html Change Date: 25 APR 2002

Wyman, Burton Alvin (I12189)

49227

WYSE
ALEXANDER
SARAH BURNS/FR2969 (FR2969)
09/06/1794
644/1
270 170
Glasgow

Family: Alexander Wyse / Sarah Burns (F11613)

49228

Yesterday morning there came over the telephone the shocking news that Mrs. James W. Campbell had died suddenly in Kingston. It appears that she went to bed in her usual state of health on Monday night and was found dead in her bed on Tuesday morning. She lived with her daughter Lila, Mrs. Wm. Drysdale, in the city but kept up an active correspondence with friends, and retained a constant interest in her old home in Lanark. In the summer season she spent a number of weeks with her daughter and friends in Lanark and at Dalhousie Lake, and nothing was noted in her appearance to indicate the presence of any serious organic trouble.

Elizabeth McKerracher, for that was her maiden name, was born at the village of Brooke, in the Township of Bathurst, in the year 1860. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McKerracher. When twenty years old she became the wife of Mr. James Campbell of Lanark Village. They settled down in a comfortable home in Lanark, where for a number of years to follow, Mr. Campbell was a successful and enterprising man of business. In 1899 Mr. Campbell died, and the wife and four children were left to face the world. In the family were John, Maynard. Wilmer, and Lila. Although very young in years the eldest sons managed to carry on the business, which has been continued down to this day under the ownership and personal management of Mr. John Campbell. Maynard accepted a position in Sudbury, Ont., with a successful business firm. Wilmer held a position with Messrs. Boyd Caldwell and Co. at Appleton until the war broke out when he enlisted and went overseas with the 21st Battalion. He distinguished himself over there, and at the present time occupies a position in the service in Canada. Miss Lila became the wife of Mr. William Drysdale, of Lanark, but moved to Kingston a few years ago as a point more convenient for Mr. Drysdale in his work as a commercial traveller. Her brother and sisters surviving are Daniel, at Fallbrook, Mrs. Wm. Hossie of Glentay, Mrs. James Munro of Scotch Line, Mrs. Robt. Burris of Perth, Mrs. And. Palmer of Regina, and Mrs. Jno. McGee, Seattle, Wash.

Leaving her old Lanark home, where she had spent so many happy years, was a reluctant step, and nothing pleased her so much in her new home in Kingston, as when some Lanark friend of the old days would drop in. Mrs. Campbell was the soul of kindness. Hers was a helping hand. She had sympathy for sorrow, cheer for sadness, and encouragement for despondency. And her home reflected the character of her personality, where no person could enter and come away unprofitted by her gentle and kind companionship. Tomorrow the body will be laid away in the village cemetery.

?i?The Lanark Era, Wednesday, October 2, 1918, page 1?/i?

McKerracher, Elizabeth (I45468)

49229

YOUNG
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WILLIAM YOUNG/AGNES STEVEN FR349 (FR349)
U
30/11/1759
643
20 / 24
EAST KILBRIDE

Young (I55956)

49230

YOUNG
AGNES
JOHN YOUNG/AGNES STEVEN FR351 (FR351)
F
11/12/1760
643
20 / 26
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Agnes (I55955)

49231

YOUNG
AGNES
THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSLAW FR170 (FR170)
F
17/06/1771
572/
10 158
Neilston

Young, Agnes (I41900)

49232

YOUNG
ALEXANDER
ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR81 (FR81)
M
16/02/1806
571/
10 76
Mearns

Young, Alexander (I41910)

49233

YOUNG
ANDREW
ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR117 (FR117)
M
18/07/1819
571/
10 125
Mearns

Young, Andrew (I41909)

49234

YOUNG
ANN
WILLIAM YOUNG/
F
17/08/1788
643
20 / 112
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Ann (I55964)

49235

YOUNG
ANN
WILLIAM YOUNG/
F
22/04/1781
643
20 / 94
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Ann (I55967)

49236

YOUNG
April 25, 1964, Patrick James Young of 3223 E. 23rd Ave., aged 55 years. Survived by his loving wife. Elsie; 1 son, James, and1 daughter. Wendy, at home; his mother. Mrs. Catherine Yuskiw, Vancouver; 4 sisters, Mrs. Mary Demchuk, Mrs. Bonnie Montgomery, Mrs. Connie Murray, all of Vancouver; Mrs. Annie Gash, Edmonton; 4 brothers. William and Donald, Vancouver; Paul, Edmonton; Al, Ancaster, Ontario.

Funeral service Wednesday, April 29 at, 1 p.m. in the CHAPEL OF CHIMES, Harron Bros. Ltd., loth Ave. and Ontario St., Rev, G. A. Thomson officiating. Cremation.
?i?The Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 27 Apr 1964, Mon ? Page 30?/i?

Young, Patrick James (I46630)

49237

YOUNG
CATHARINE
JOHN YOUNG/
F
19/08/1792
643
20 / 121
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Catharine (I6643)

49238

YOUNG
ELIZABETH
JOHN YOUNG/
F
24/02/1799
643
20 / 130
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Elizabeth (I6884)

49239

YOUNG
ELIZABETH
THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSELAW FR14 (FR14)
F
15/09/1765
571/
10 9
Mearns

Young, Elizabeth (I41898)

49240

YOUNG
Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa., on October 19, 1985. MURIEL B. YOUNG, wife of Robert B. Young, of 1121 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pa., in her 82nd year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Kearney A. Snyder Funeral Home, 141 E. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa., on Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. William A. Sharp officiating. Interment in Conestoga Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the Kearney A. Snyder Funeral Home on Monday from 1 p.m. until time of service. Please omit flowers. If desired contributions in her memory may be made to the First United Methodist Church Organ Fund, 29 E. Walnut St., Lancaster, Pa. 17602.

Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
21 Oct 1985, Mon ? Page 25

Muriel B. Young, native of Canada Muriel B. Young, 81, of 1121 Pleasure Road, died at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lancaster General Hospital following an illness of several weeks. Born in Perth, Ontario, Canada, she was the daughter of the late William and Isabella Blair Wilson, and the wife of Robert B. Young. ' She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Iris Club, and served for many years as a Grey Lady volunteer at Lancaster General Hospital.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lois Y., wife of Howard B. Flyte, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, and Barbara, wife of John Hopkins, Pittsburgh; two sisters, Mrs. William M. Radford, and Mrs. William Holmes, both of Clearwater, Fla.; five grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter.

Sunday News
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
20 Oct 1985, Sun ? Page 20

Wilson, Muriel Blair (I42144)

49241

YOUNG
GEORGE
GEORGE YOUNG/
M
12/04/1719
559/
20 74
Abbey

Young, George (I38329)

49242

YOUNG
GEORGE
JOHN YOUNG/
M
27/04/1682
633/
10 69
Carstairs

Young, George (I38321)

49243

YOUNG
JAMES
GEORGE YOUNG/
M
03/02/1717
559/
20 59
Abbey

Young, James (I38327)

49244

YOUNG
JAMES
JAMES YOUNG/MARY RANKINE FR30 (FR30)
M
11/11/1781
571/
10 25
Mearns

Young, James (I41906)

49245

YOUNG
JAMES
JOHN YOUNG/
M
17/10/1802
643
20 / 135
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, James (I6849)

49246

YOUNG
JAMES
ROBERT YOUNG/MARY POLLOK FR107 (FR107)
M
28/11/1813
571/
10 105
Mearns

Young, James (I41907)

49247

YOUNG
JAMES
THOMAS YOUNG/JANET CARSELAW FR13 (FR13)
M
03/07/1763
571/
10 8
Mearns

Young, James (I41891)

49248

YOUNG
JANET
JOHN YOUNG/
F
07/01/1798
643
20 / 129
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Janet (I6880)

49249

YOUNG
JANET
JOHN YOUNG/
F
26/02/1797
643
20 / 128
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Janet (I6887)

49250

YOUNG
JANET
JOHN YOUNG/
F
31/08/1794
643
20 / 124
EAST KILBRIDE

Young, Janet (I6886)

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