Notes: Lanark County Origins

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1151	(Research):Was she previously married to William Brown, Dalhousie C2 L6? - a son, Charles Brown of Dalhousie bapt. son of William Brown and Margaret McManagle.	McManagle, Margaret S. (I2080)
1152	(Research):Was this her child? DETAILED DEATH INFORMATION REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1923-044116 DECEASED DETAILS Last Name: REEVE Given Names: JOAN Sex: FEMALE Date of Death: 11/11/1923 Time of Death: PLACE OF DEATH DETAILS Name of Hospital: Place of Death: WINNIPEG USUAL RESIDENCE Address: City, Town, Village, Rural: Province: Country: MARITAL DETAILS Marital Status: Surname of Husband or Maiden Name of Wife: First Names of Spouse: OTHER DETAILS Occup./Task: BIRTH DETAILS Date of Birth: Age At Death: 002 Units of age: MONTHS Place of Birth: Province: Country: PARENT'S DETAILS FATHER'S MOTHER'S Last Name: Maiden Last Name: Given Names: Given Names: Place of Birth: Place of Birth: INFORMANT'S PARTICULARS	Hunter, Catherine Ellen "Kathleen Miller" (I1889)
1153	(Research):Went to the United States. Worked on the Railroad.	Reid, John (I15076)
1154	(Research):Wentt to school in Klondyke and later in Fort Assiniboine AB. He worked in sawmills in BC for a while, in Edmonton and then at sawmills in the Fort Assiniboine area.	Ehl, Thomas Earl "Tom" (I4369)
1155	(Research):When Robert Brown Miller marries Elizabeth Smith is residence is listed as North Gower and his occupation as a stone mason. Elizabeth Smith's residence is listed as Palmerston, ON. Both are born in Scotland, parents of John Smith and Janet Marshall. Witnesses were Francis Davis, Perth and Peter McIntyre, South Sherbrooke. Both are Presbyterian, Rev. W.A. Caldwell officiated. Twp Palmerston Lot 9 Conc 10 - original grant to Canada Company who sold to John Gillalloch who deeded to Robert B. Miller, Elizabeth's 3rd husband, on July 1, 1871. Deed from Elizabeth Shevlin to William Millar on Mar 18 1883, and various other dealing over the years.	Miller, Robert Burns (I25)
1156	(Research):WHITEHEAD DAVID ELIZABETH DODS/FR379 (FR379) 06/11/1725 731/ 20 176 Cockburnspath	Whitehead, Thomas (I22347)
1157	(Research):WHITEHEAD JAMES THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 08/07/1759 750/ 10 211 Longformacus WHITEHEAD JOHN THOMAS WHITEHEAD/AGNES WHITE FR787 (FR787) M 14/06/1778 737/ 40 94 Eccles WHITEHEAD PHILIP THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 01/08/1754 732/ 40 261 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ROBERT THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 04/02/1763 732/ 40 323 Coldingham WHITEHEAD WILLIAM THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 13/03/1757 732/ 40 283 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ELISABETH THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ F 27/09/1759 732/ 40 302 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ISABLE THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ F 28/02/1757 750/ 10 210 Longformacus WHITEHEAD MARY THOMAS WHITEHEAD/AGNES WHITE FR784 (FR784) F 11/01/1776 737/ 40 91 Eccles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHITEHEAD ELISABETH THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ F 27/09/1759 732/ 40 302 Coldingham (Berwickshire) WHITEHEAD ELISABETH HENRY WHITEHEAD/ F 10/11/1755 732/ 40 273 Coldingham (Berwickshire) none in East Lothian WHITEHEAD ELIZABETH ANDREW WHITEHEAD/ F 17/12/1758 348/ 20 350 Dunblane (Stirlingshire) WHITEHEAD MARGARET JOHN DAGGER/FR397 (FR397) 26/05/1759 731/ 20 194 Cockburnspath (Berwickshire) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHITEHEAD ELISABETH DAVID WHITEHEAD/ F 17/05/1740 732/ 40 143 Coldingham WHITEHEAD JAMES HENRY WHITEHEAD/ M 19/09/1757 732/ 40 287 Coldingham WHITEHEAD JOHN HENRY WHITEHEAD/ M 05/02/1762 732/ 40 315 Coldingham WHITEHEAD WILLIAM HENRY WHITEHEAD/ M 20/12/1752 732/ 40 248 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ELISABETH HENRY WHITEHEAD/ F 10/11/1755 732/ 40 273 Coldingham WHITEHEAD JANET HENRY WHITEHEAD/ F 09/08/1750 732/ 40 228 Coldingham WHITEHEAD MARGARET HENRY WHITEHEAD/ F 14/02/1764 732/ 40 331 Coldingham WHITEHEAD PHILIP THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 01/08/1754 732/ 40 261 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ROBERT THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 04/02/1763 732/ 40 323 Coldingham WHITEHEAD WILLIAM THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ M 13/03/1757 732/ 40 283 Coldingham WHITEHEAD ELISABETH THOMAS WHITEHEAD/ F 27/09/1759 732/ 40 302 Coldingham ------------------------------------------------------------ WHITEHEAD ALEXANDER ALEXANDER WHITEHEAD/HELEN HOLLIWELL FR287 (FR287) M 08/12/1760 731/ 20 86 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD GEORGE ALEXANDER WHITEHEAD/HELEN HOLLIWELL FR287 (FR287) M 08/01/1762 731/ 20 86 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD GEORGE WILLIAM WHITEHEAD/ALISON CHRISTISON FR267 (FR267) M 24/02/1745 731/ 20 67 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD JOHN JAMES WHITEHEAD/ALISON INGLES FR296 (FR296) M 26/11/1769 731/ 20 95 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD JOHN WILLIAM WHITEHEAD/ISOBEL PAXTON FR262 (FR262) M 07/02/1742 731/ 20 62 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD WILLIAM WILLIAM WHITEHEAD/ALISON CHRISTISON FR259 (FR259) M 17/08/1740 731/ 20 60 Cockburnspath Buy credits WHITEHEAD ALISON WILLIAM WHITEHEAD/MARY PAXTON FR269 (FR269) F 05/02/1746 731/ 20 69 Cockburnspath	White, Elizabeth (I9332)
1158	(Research):Wife also born in Ireland	Elliott, Robert (I9837)
1159	(Research):wife Mrs. Jamieson b 1813 Scotland	Jamieson, John (I16868)
1160	(Research):wife was born in Vermont, son's 1900 census	Thomas, Jesse (I10481)
1161	(Research):Will Pegg and his wife lived in the stone house at the edge of the Tay River in Glen Tay. Margaret Pegg, his wife died in 1899 and in 1905, thrie small daughter, Laura, age 8 years, drowned in the Tay River, behind their home. Willian Pegg moved away shortly after. This stone house was built in 1860, with a full basement, and fireplace, where some of the mill workers lived. The mill at Glen Tay, with a government grant, was restored with extensive renovation which took place over four years to complete in 1990. The mill stands today more beautiful than the day it was built over 170 years ago. It is now a private home.	Pegg, William Roland of North Dakota (I1816)
1162	(Research):Willa Clark's letter: Last known to live at 28 Dane St., Kitchener, ON N2H 3H7 (1986)	Heffron, Elsie (I4385)
1163	(Research):William Boyd and James Boyd were flax growers in Tynan (near Keady) in 1796.	Boyd, William (I21942)
1164	(Research):William Duffield & Susanna Jeffares in Pennsylvania ? Cardiff site on Ancestry suggests John Duffield and Elizabeth Hunt?	Duffield, John (I23785)
1165	(Research):William Henry Boyle (Bill) [4136] They had three children: Lilly, Polly, Clarence I have a photo of them with the three children. Aunty Kate was confined to her bed for many years in the later stage of her life. My Grandmother went and lived with them for some time to help her brother look after his wife. I have an amusing story relating to this time if you're interested.	Theaker, Catherine Jane "Kate" (I4145)
1166	(Research):William Millar "soldier, Lochaber Regiment", and Agnes Muir m. in Falkirk parrish, Scotland, Jan 16, 1799. Lochaber Fencibles (1799) The influence which the family of Lochiel possessed in the Highlands was not extinguished by the exile of Gentle Lochie, the chief of the clan Cameron, from his native country for his part in The 'Forty-Five', as was fully evinced when the estates of the family of Lochiel were restored to Donald Cameron of Lochiel, the 22nd clan chief. In consequence of the strong attachment which his clan still retained for the family, he was appointed colonel of a Fencible corps to be raised in Scotland, with the designation of the Lochaber Fencible Highlanders.[40] The clan, and indeed all Lochaber, immediately responded to the call of the chief, and in a very short time upwards of 560 Highlanders were enrolled. The number of recruits was increased to 800 by the exertions of officers in other parts of the country, and the whole were assembled at Falkirk in May, 1799. As some of the Highlanders afterwards volunteered into regiments of the line, others were raised to supply the vacancies thus occasioned, so that the total number of Highlanders who entered the Lochaber Fencibles, was 1,740.[40] In 1800 the regiment was moved to Ireland; but its military duty was short. It returned to Scotland in 1802, and was disbanded at Linlithgow in the month of July of that year.[40] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Fencible_Corps#Lochaber_Fencibles_(1799) Fencible Regiments - Lochaber 1799 https://electricscotland.com/history/sketches/highlandsketches101.htm	Millar, William (I34876)
1167	(Research):William Scott Affleck, drowned in the flooding of the Crystal Creek, a tributary of the Pembina River, in 1885. He was a cousin of William B. "Black Bill" affleck, father of Minnie Affleck Boer War Heroine. Minnie Affleck's mother (Mitchell?)	Affleck, William Scott (I5511)
1168	(Research):William was the son of Bemslee Buell,UEL(1765-1830) & his Lois Sherwood(1773-, who moved from Hebron, Connecticut to Brockville, Ontario during the American Revolution. His 1st wife was Olive Lee Sunderlin, daughter of Peleg Sunderlin & his wife Olive Lee & they married on 6/15/1811 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada(then called Upper Canada) William & Olive's Children were: 1. Adiel Sherwood Buell(1812-1888) 2. Andrew Buell 3. Charlotte Buell(1818-1890)married James Ennis,she died in Hampden, North Dakota 4. William Buel, Jr(1818- Olive Lee, wife of William Sherwood Buell died 1/7/1845 & is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, NY On 6/4/1845 @ Village of Colborne, Ontario, Canada William married widow Clarissa Ewing Powers & they moved back to Rochester, Monroe County, NY. Judge William Sherwood Buell died @ Aged 74 yrs on 1/4/1865	Buell, William Sherwood (I26436)
1169	(Research):Wool Carder when married Arrived at Newport, Vermont 17 Oct 1919	Bothwell, James Christopher Causland (I1671)
1170	(Research):Works at the Cold Lake Air Base.	Ashby, Russell Lloyd "Lloyd" (I4361)
1171	(Research):[Alexander Dodds Jan 2003.ged] [barber dodds marilyns.FTW] The death certificate for her daughter Clara May (Cripps) Laing shows the maiden name of her mother to be Townsend. The interview of Annie Marie's son Herbert W. Cripps in March of 2001 from Kamloops B.C. indicated that the maiden name was Townsley. A follow up with Herbert W. Cripps on March 18, 2001 confirms that the correct name is Townsley.	Townsley, Annie "Marie" (I11973)
1172	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] After the wedding in the courthouse, there was a wedding meeting afterwards in the Community Center in St. Vincent,MN	Giffen, Gordon Thorval (I12244)
1173	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Born with spinal bifida and caught measles and died at 10 months old.	Barber, Helen Genevieve (I12016)
1174	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Cecil Dodds worked for the telephone company and maintained the phone lines and checked the phone batteries in the homes. The phones had a hand crank, with which one contacted the central operator, she in turn would ring the number you wished. Our number was one long and two short turns. you ought not to listen if another ring came in. We shared a party line.	Dodds, Thomas Cecil (I1821)
1175	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Charles died of cancer of the lungs. He and his brother Burton married sisters. [barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Charles was later known as Uncle Chart. He was born on Lincoln's birthday but his middle name comes from Uncle Linc Foster. He died of cancer of the lung. Charles and Burton married sisters, Irene and Elaine Caughy. ('coy"). Charles and Irenes's son Donovan "Don". died of a perforated giant benign gastric ulcer.	Barber, Charles Lincoln (I12019)
1176	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Donald moved to St. Vincent with his parents in 1916. He served in the USA army from1942 to 1946. Then he married and then farmed. He retired in 1978. He was a member of the Humbolt United Methodist Church.	Giffen, Donald Clarence (I12226)
1177	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Harry and Johanne moved to St. Vincent from Echo in 1916 and farmed there.	Giffen, Harry Eugene (I1714)
1178	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Herbert stayed on the original homestead and farmed for many years, later, handed the farm down to his son John Robert "Ernest" and Mary "Evelyn" (Mather) Miller. Then Ernest handed the farm down to his son, John Herbert and Karen (Middleton) Miller. It is called "Tayside Farms". 1891 Census lists religion as Free Church Mother as Mary E.(lizabeth) Miller 1901 Census lists religion as Presbyterian Mother as Eliza Miller 1911 Census Mother as Mary Elliza Miller	Miller, George Herbert "Herb" (I1215)
1179	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] James and Jean had no children, but Jean had a son, James Baldwin. They were divorced in 1988. James went blind as a result of a brain tumor when he was 16. He operated a cafe, The Silver Dime, had a popcorn stand by the theater and was a masseur. he later lived in Kakeside Manor in Redwood Falls.[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] James Peter was born at the farm where his parents were living. He attended the rural elementary school through the 8th grade and also attended Echo High School. In February 1948, He had surgery for a brain tumor at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. which resulted in his blindness. In the spring of 1953 he graduated from Faribault School for the Blind and continued living with his parents in Redwood Falls, MN. He operated a popcorn stand for several years and then the "Silver Dime" - a small cafe. James and Jean lived in Mankato and in 1988 were divorced. Jim remained in Mankato for several years and at the present time lives in Lakeside Manor in Redwood Falls.	Barber, James Peter (I12213)
1180	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] James B. Dodds drowned in the creek at home at just 2 years and 6 weeks old. It was a great sorrow to his mother.	Dodds, James B. (I1826)
1181	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] James Dodds went to Detroit to work. He shared a rooming arrangement with his first cousin, Ralph Dodds. When Ralph Dodds came back to Perth for a visit, James disappeared. Although searched for diligently, his family members have not been able to find him.	Dodds, James Dunlop (I1800)
1182	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Lois and her children were not in the Brethren Fellowship.	Barber, Lois Ione (I12017)
1183	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Mildred was a widow with 5 grown children. They met while on a trip to Europe.	Greblo, Mildred Beatrice Rose (I12270)
1184	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Monica worked for the City of Granite Falls, MN, and couldn't marry there as it would be found out and she might lose her job. They announced their marriage in September. They moved to Hawthorne, Nevada in 1941 and Howard helped build an ammo dump. They moved to Seattle that same year and Howard worked with his Uncle Bill as a carpenter for many years.	Shea, Margaret Monica (I12269)
1185	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Ray Dodds wanted to be a dentist. He went out west to Saskatchewan with a tent and lived on the edge of a golf course, where he collected golf balls and worked part time. He also worked in a restaurant where he received meals. When winter came and it was too cold to live in his tent, he moved into a rooming house.	Dodds, Roy Garfield (I1805)
1186	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Ruth Jennie Giffen and her family are still in the meeting.is st	Giffen, Ruth Jennie (I12232)
1187	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Wilbur divored Marylee and married Marguerite and they took in Wilbur's three children by Marylee and had two children with Marguerite. His second wife loved all the children very dearly. Wilbur was best friend with Harold Barber McElrath and when Harold came into the Brethren meeting, Wilbur was very upset and later moved to New York. addendum: Per Richard these children did not live with the second wife. They lived with the mother and grandmother till the mother died. The grandmother continued to look after them till graduating from high school. Richard graduated and went into the military. He did live with dad and stepmom after the army while at college.	Dickson, Wilbur Thomas (I9351)
1188	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] William Cranston Dodds served as the Presbyterian minister from 1898 to 1901. William was born and raised near Mount Forest, Ontario. Being more of a scholar than farmer at heart, he attended and graduated from the University ofToronto and Knox College as a Presbyterian Minister. He served from 1898 to 1901 in Union B.C.(now Cumberland, on Vancouver Island), then in Fort Erie, Ontario briefly. For the rest of his life he served in Rockwood, Ontario where he died.	Dodds, Rev. William Cranston (I1606)
1189	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] William was a dealer in farm implements and automobiles in Vesta. He also farmed in Vesta from 1899 to 1902. He and his father both were interested in public affairs and he served for two years as a member of the town Council. The family attended the United Brethren Church of which they were members. The following is taken from "The History of Redwood County....1916: "William J. Barber, a dealer in farm implements and automobiles at Vesta, was born in Vesta Township, February 6, 1877, son of Thomas D. And Adelaide (Garry) Barber. The father was born in Canada and came to the U. S. in 1862 securing a homestead in the southwest quarter of Section 6, Vesta Township. There he lived until 1904, when he came to Vesta and subsequently resided here until his death in 1913, when he was 64 years old. He served as township clerk for eighteen years. His wife Adelaide, now in her 57th year, makes her home in Redwood Falls. William J. farmed in Vesta Township from 1899-1902, after which he was engaged in the hardware and implement business in Vesta for four years. He then went into his present business, that of dealing in farm implements and automobiles. He handles the Ford cars...(for a time lived in Lucan as a car dealer). Like his father, interested in public affairs, he has served as village recorderer for three years and for two years as a member of the council. Mr Barber was united in marriage October 24, 1899, to Rosa Becker, who was born February 5, 1881, a daughter of Herman and Amelia Becker. Her father, a native of Germany and a pioneer in Minnesota , is now a retired blacksmith and wagonmaker of Echo, Mn. The family attend the United Brethren Church of which they are members. [barberhistorymuriels.FTW] William, also known as "W.J." later married Emma Pruess Stelter who died in November of 1963. Emma was the daughter of Ludwig Pruess and was born in Posen Township, MN, May 17, 1882. She and W. J. were married September 15, 1943.	Barber, William James (I1684)
1190	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Alva had a severe fall at age 18 and was unable to farm. He then became carrier on the rural free delivery mail route out of Vesta.	Wyman, Alva Doud (I1699)
1191	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Florence's father ran a meat market at Warren and Middle River and lived at Crookston and Erskine, also at Cour de Lene, Idaho and Yakima, Washington	Saterstrom, Florence Adeline (I12181)
1192	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Fred's death, not even two years after their marriage, was said to be caused by lung fever. What a tragedy to die at such a young age and leave a young woman to raise a year old son. Bessie was a school teacher for many years. She even taught school at St. Vincent, Minnesota, where her brother Harry and family lived. Her widowed mother lived with her and her son. She married Peter Dahl in her later years and he proceeded her in death.	Giffen, Bessie Mae (I1717)
1193	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Ross was born on the farm called the "80". Uncle Tom Barber, known as "Big Tom " lived on this farm in later years. Ross and his wife lived on the NW1/4 of Section 12 in Underwood. Later they had a smaller house built where their son, Robert, and his wife lived. They moved to Vesta when their daughter Frances and her husband, Callas Whitted, started farming. [barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Ross Adelbert was born October 13, 1881 on the farm in Vesta Township call the "80". Uncle Tom Barber (known as "Big Tom") lived on this farm in later years. Ross married Gertrude Hunt, September 5, 1906 . She was born October 26, 1880 in the Anoka area. They lived on the NW 1/4 of Section 12 in Underwood Township. Several years later, they had a smaller house built where son, Robert and his wife Gwen lived. Uncle Alec McGregor stayed with Ross while he helped build this house. Ross' children tell how loudly Uncle Alex snored -- so loud, that at times Ross would sleep on the davenport! After farming there about thirty years, they moved to Vesta, MN when their daughter Frances, and her husband, Callas Whitted started farming. Gertrude died October 27, 1958, while visiting her daughter, Ruth, in Minneapolis and is buried in the Echo Cemetery. Ross continued living in Vesta - - when he became ill, Dallas and Frances' son Robert and his wife moved into his home to care for him. At that time, Dallas and Frances' son, Robert and his wife lived on the farm. Ross died in 1963. He and Gertrude had four children. [barber dodds marilyns.FTW]	Barber, Ross Alexander (I1702)
1194	(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] The Hosars operated a bakery in North Minneapolis. In 1951 they made Wayne and Myrtle Barber's wedding cake.	Hosar, Merriam E. (I12177)
1195	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Alexandria (called Lex or Alexia) married Robert McCulloch. Alex lived in Canada and frequently visited her cousins in Minnesota. Lex was born in 1880 and died November 14, 1968, when she was 80 years old. Lex and Robert had one child: Donald.	Barber, Alexandria "Alexia" "Lex" (I2938)
1196	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Alice spent the last years of her life living with Hildur Mc Elrath and her daughter, Linnea Quiner, who took care of her. She suffered from Alzheimer's disease and had breast cancer.	Dickson, Alice Marie (I9350)
1197	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] All of William and Nettie Barber's children were born at home with a midwife in attendance. A doctor would come when the time was near.	Morill, Nettie May (I9623)
1198	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] George (Roy) was a grain buyer and worked for Bingham Bros., a Line Company in Vesta. At the time, he lived in a boarding house in Vesta as did others. After his marriage to Flossie, they lived in the east end of town. In 1928 or 1929, the Farmer's Elevator (Vesta) bought out the Line Co., and Roy, Flossie and their boys moved to Redwood Falls.	Crooks, George LeRoy "Roy" (I11950)
1199	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Harold worked for Missouri State Life Insurance Company and when they went broke, Travelers Insurance bought the company.	McElrath, Harold Barber (I12032)
1200	(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Hazel Barber was born during a blizzard and the doctor arrived too late. They lived on a farm in Lumsdon. The other small town nearby was Craven.	Barber, Hazel Irene (I12025)

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1151

(Research):Was she previously married to William Brown, Dalhousie C2 L6? - a son, Charles Brown of Dalhousie bapt. son of William Brown and Margaret McManagle.

McManagle, Margaret S. (I2080)

1152

(Research):Was this her child?

DETAILED DEATH INFORMATION
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1923-044116

DECEASED DETAILS
Last Name: REEVE
Given Names: JOAN     Sex: FEMALE
Date of Death: 11/11/1923     Time of Death:

PLACE OF DEATH DETAILS
Name of Hospital:
Place of Death: WINNIPEG

USUAL RESIDENCE
Address:
City, Town, Village, Rural:
Province:     Country:

MARITAL DETAILS
Marital Status:     Surname of Husband or Maiden Name of Wife:
      First Names of Spouse:

OTHER DETAILS
Occup./Task:

BIRTH DETAILS
Date of Birth:     Age At Death: 002     Units of age: MONTHS
Place of Birth:
Province:     Country:

PARENT'S DETAILS
FATHER'S     MOTHER'S
Last Name:     Maiden Last Name:
Given Names:     Given Names:
Place of Birth:     Place of Birth:

INFORMANT'S PARTICULARS

Hunter, Catherine Ellen "Kathleen Miller" (I1889)

1153

(Research):Went to the United States. Worked on the Railroad.

Reid, John (I15076)

1154

(Research):Wentt to school in Klondyke and later in Fort Assiniboine AB. He worked in sawmills in BC for a while, in Edmonton and then at sawmills in the Fort Assiniboine area.

Ehl, Thomas Earl "Tom" (I4369)

1155

(Research):When Robert Brown Miller marries Elizabeth Smith is residence is listed as North Gower and his occupation as a stone mason. Elizabeth Smith's residence is listed as Palmerston, ON. Both are born in Scotland, parents of John Smith and Janet Marshall. Witnesses were Francis Davis, Perth and Peter McIntyre, South Sherbrooke. Both are Presbyterian, Rev. W.A. Caldwell officiated.

Twp Palmerston Lot 9 Conc 10 - original grant to Canada Company who sold to John Gillalloch who deeded to Robert B. Miller, Elizabeth's 3rd husband, on July 1, 1871. Deed from Elizabeth Shevlin to William Millar on Mar 18 1883, and various other dealing over the years.

Miller, Robert Burns (I25)

1156

(Research):WHITEHEAD
DAVID
ELIZABETH DODS/FR379 (FR379)
06/11/1725
731/
20 176
Cockburnspath

Whitehead, Thomas (I22347)

1157

(Research):WHITEHEAD
JAMES
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
08/07/1759
750/
10 211
Longformacus

WHITEHEAD
JOHN
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/AGNES WHITE FR787 (FR787)
M
14/06/1778
737/
40 94
Eccles

WHITEHEAD
PHILIP
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
01/08/1754
732/
40 261
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
ROBERT
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
04/02/1763
732/
40 323
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
WILLIAM
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
13/03/1757
732/
40 283
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
ELISABETH
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
F
27/09/1759
732/
40 302
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
ISABLE
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
F
28/02/1757
750/
10 210
Longformacus

WHITEHEAD
MARY
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/AGNES WHITE FR784 (FR784)
F
11/01/1776
737/
40 91
Eccles
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WHITEHEAD
ELISABETH
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
F
27/09/1759
732/
40 302
Coldingham (Berwickshire)

WHITEHEAD
ELISABETH
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
F
10/11/1755
732/
40 273
Coldingham (Berwickshire)

none in East Lothian

WHITEHEAD
ELIZABETH
ANDREW WHITEHEAD/
F
17/12/1758
348/
20 350
Dunblane (Stirlingshire)

WHITEHEAD
MARGARET
JOHN DAGGER/FR397 (FR397)
26/05/1759
731/
20 194
Cockburnspath (Berwickshire)
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WHITEHEAD
ELISABETH
DAVID WHITEHEAD/
F
17/05/1740
732/
40 143
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
JAMES
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
M
19/09/1757
732/
40 287
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
JOHN
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
M
05/02/1762
732/
40 315
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
WILLIAM
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
M
20/12/1752
732/
40 248
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
ELISABETH
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
F
10/11/1755
732/
40 273
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
JANET
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
F
09/08/1750
732/
40 228
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
MARGARET
HENRY WHITEHEAD/
F
14/02/1764
732/
40 331
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
PHILIP
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
01/08/1754
732/
40 261
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
ROBERT
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
M
04/02/1763
732/
40 323
Coldingham

WHITEHEAD
WILLIAM
THOMAS WHITEHEAD/
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White, Elizabeth (I9332)

1158

(Research):Wife also born in Ireland

Elliott, Robert (I9837)

1159

(Research):wife Mrs. Jamieson b 1813 Scotland

Jamieson, John (I16868)

1160

(Research):wife was born in Vermont, son's 1900 census

Thomas, Jesse (I10481)

1161

(Research):Will Pegg and his wife lived in the stone house at the edge of the Tay River in Glen Tay. Margaret Pegg, his wife died in 1899 and in 1905, thrie small daughter, Laura, age 8 years, drowned in the Tay River, behind their home. Willian Pegg moved away shortly after. This stone house was built in 1860, with a full basement, and fireplace, where some of the mill workers lived. The mill at Glen Tay, with a government grant, was restored with extensive renovation which took place over four years to complete in 1990. The mill stands today more beautiful than the day it was built over 170 years ago. It is now a private home.

Pegg, William Roland of North Dakota (I1816)

1162

(Research):Willa Clark's letter:
Last known to live at 28 Dane St., Kitchener, ON N2H 3H7 (1986)

Heffron, Elsie (I4385)

1163

(Research):William Boyd and James Boyd were flax growers in Tynan (near Keady) in 1796.

Boyd, William (I21942)

1164

(Research):William Duffield & Susanna Jeffares in Pennsylvania ?

Cardiff site on Ancestry suggests John Duffield and Elizabeth Hunt?

Duffield, John (I23785)

1165

(Research):William Henry Boyle (Bill) [4136]

They had three children: Lilly, Polly, Clarence

I have a photo of them with the three children.

Aunty Kate was confined to her bed for many years in the later stage of her life. My Grandmother went and lived with them for some time to help her brother look after his wife.

I have an amusing story relating to this time if you're interested.

Theaker, Catherine Jane "Kate" (I4145)

1166

(Research):William Millar "soldier, Lochaber Regiment", and Agnes Muir m. in Falkirk parrish, Scotland, Jan 16, 1799.

Lochaber Fencibles (1799)
The influence which the family of Lochiel possessed in the Highlands was not extinguished by the exile of Gentle Lochie, the chief of the clan Cameron, from his native country for his part in The 'Forty-Five', as was fully evinced when the estates of the family of Lochiel were restored to Donald Cameron of Lochiel, the 22nd clan chief. In consequence of the strong attachment which his clan still retained for the family, he was appointed colonel of a Fencible corps to be raised in Scotland, with the designation of the Lochaber Fencible Highlanders.[40]

The clan, and indeed all Lochaber, immediately responded to the call of the chief, and in a very short time upwards of 560 Highlanders were enrolled. The number of recruits was increased to 800 by the exertions of officers in other parts of the country, and the whole were assembled at Falkirk in May, 1799. As some of the Highlanders afterwards volunteered into regiments of the line, others were raised to supply the vacancies thus occasioned, so that the total number of Highlanders who entered the Lochaber Fencibles, was 1,740.[40]

In 1800 the regiment was moved to Ireland; but its military duty was short. It returned to Scotland in 1802, and was disbanded at Linlithgow in the month of July of that year.[40]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Fencible_Corps#Lochaber_Fencibles_(1799)

Fencible Regiments - Lochaber 1799
https://electricscotland.com/history/sketches/highlandsketches101.htm

Millar, William (I34876)

1167

(Research):William Scott Affleck, drowned in the flooding of the Crystal Creek, a tributary of the Pembina River, in 1885. He was a cousin of William B. "Black Bill" affleck, father of Minnie Affleck Boer War Heroine. Minnie Affleck's mother (Mitchell?)

Affleck, William Scott (I5511)

1168

(Research):William was the son of Bemslee Buell,UEL(1765-1830) & his Lois Sherwood(1773-, who moved from Hebron, Connecticut to Brockville, Ontario during the American Revolution.

His 1st wife was Olive Lee Sunderlin, daughter of Peleg Sunderlin & his wife Olive Lee & they married on 6/15/1811 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada(then called Upper Canada)

William & Olive's Children were:
1. Adiel Sherwood Buell(1812-1888)
2. Andrew Buell
3. Charlotte Buell(1818-1890)married James Ennis,she died in Hampden, North Dakota
4. William Buel, Jr(1818-

Olive Lee, wife of William Sherwood Buell died 1/7/1845 & is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, NY

On 6/4/1845 @ Village of Colborne, Ontario, Canada William married widow Clarissa Ewing Powers & they moved back to Rochester, Monroe County, NY.

Judge William Sherwood Buell died @ Aged 74 yrs on 1/4/1865

Buell, William Sherwood (I26436)

1169

(Research):Wool Carder when married
Arrived at Newport, Vermont 17 Oct 1919

Bothwell, James Christopher Causland (I1671)

1170

(Research):Works at the Cold Lake Air Base.

Ashby, Russell Lloyd "Lloyd" (I4361)

1171

(Research):[Alexander Dodds Jan 2003.ged] [barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
The death certificate for her daughter Clara May (Cripps) Laing shows the maiden name of her mother to be Townsend. The interview of Annie Marie's son Herbert W. Cripps in March of 2001 from Kamloops B.C. indicated that the maiden name was Townsley. A follow up with Herbert W. Cripps on March 18, 2001 confirms that the correct name is Townsley.

Townsley, Annie "Marie" (I11973)

1172

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
After the wedding in the courthouse, there was a wedding meeting afterwards in the Community Center in St. Vincent,MN

Giffen, Gordon Thorval (I12244)

1173

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Born with spinal bifida and caught measles and died at 10 months old.

Barber, Helen Genevieve (I12016)

1174

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Cecil Dodds worked for the telephone company and maintained the phone lines and checked the phone batteries in the homes. The phones had a hand crank, with which one contacted the central operator, she in turn would ring the number you wished. Our number was one long and two short turns. you ought not to listen if another ring came in. We shared a party line.

Dodds, Thomas Cecil (I1821)

1175

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Charles died of cancer of the lungs. He and his brother Burton married sisters.

[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
Charles was later known as Uncle Chart. He was born on Lincoln's birthday but his middle name comes from Uncle Linc Foster. He died of cancer of the lung. Charles and Burton married sisters, Irene and Elaine Caughy. ('coy"). Charles and Irenes's son Donovan "Don". died of a perforated giant benign gastric ulcer.

Barber, Charles Lincoln (I12019)

1176

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Donald moved to St. Vincent with his parents in 1916. He served in the USA army from1942 to 1946. Then he married and then
farmed. He retired in 1978. He was a member of the Humbolt United Methodist Church.

Giffen, Donald Clarence (I12226)

1177

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Harry and Johanne moved to St. Vincent from Echo in 1916 and
farmed there.

Giffen, Harry Eugene (I1714)

1178

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Herbert stayed on the original homestead and farmed for many years, later, handed the farm down to his son John Robert "Ernest" and Mary "Evelyn" (Mather) Miller. Then Ernest handed the farm down to his son, John Herbert and Karen (Middleton) Miller. It is called "Tayside Farms".

1891 Census lists religion as Free Church
Mother as Mary E.(lizabeth) Miller

1901 Census lists religion as Presbyterian
Mother as Eliza Miller

1911 Census
Mother as Mary Elliza Miller

Miller, George Herbert "Herb" (I1215)

1179

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
James and Jean had no children, but Jean had a son, James Baldwin. They were divorced in 1988. James went blind as a result of a brain tumor when he was 16. He operated a cafe, The Silver Dime, had a popcorn stand by the theater and was a masseur. he later lived in Kakeside Manor in Redwood Falls.[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] James Peter was born at the farm where his parents were living. He attended the rural elementary school through the 8th grade and also attended Echo High School. In February 1948, He had surgery for a brain tumor at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. which resulted in his blindness. In the spring of 1953 he graduated from Faribault School for the Blind and continued living with his parents in Redwood Falls, MN. He operated a popcorn stand for several years and then the "Silver Dime" - a small cafe. James and Jean lived in Mankato and in 1988 were divorced. Jim remained in Mankato for several years and at the present time lives in Lakeside Manor in Redwood Falls.

Barber, James Peter (I12213)

1180

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
James B. Dodds drowned in the creek at home at just 2 years and 6 weeks old. It was a great sorrow to his mother.

Dodds, James B. (I1826)

1181

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
James Dodds went to Detroit to work. He shared a rooming arrangement with his first cousin, Ralph Dodds. When Ralph Dodds came back to Perth for a visit, James disappeared. Although searched for diligently, his family members have not been able to find him.

Dodds, James Dunlop (I1800)

1182

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Lois and her children were not in the Brethren Fellowship.

Barber, Lois Ione (I12017)

1183

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Mildred was a widow with 5 grown children. They met while on a trip to Europe.

Greblo, Mildred Beatrice Rose (I12270)

1184

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Monica worked for the City of Granite Falls, MN, and couldn't marry there as it would be found out and she might lose her job. They
announced their marriage in September. They moved to Hawthorne, Nevada in 1941 and Howard helped build an ammo dump. They moved to Seattle that same year and Howard worked with his Uncle Bill as a carpenter for many years.

Shea, Margaret Monica (I12269)

1185

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Ray Dodds wanted to be a dentist. He went out west to Saskatchewan with a tent and lived on the edge of a golf course, where he collected golf balls and worked part time. He also worked in a restaurant where he received meals. When winter came and it was too cold to live in his tent, he moved into a rooming house.

Dodds, Roy Garfield (I1805)

1186

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Ruth Jennie Giffen and her family are still in the meeting.is st

Giffen, Ruth Jennie (I12232)

1187

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
Wilbur divored Marylee and married Marguerite and they took in Wilbur's three children by Marylee and had two children with Marguerite. His second wife loved all the children very dearly. Wilbur was best friend with Harold Barber McElrath and when Harold came into the Brethren meeting, Wilbur was very upset and later moved to New
York.
addendum:
Per Richard these children did not live with the second wife. They lived with the mother and grandmother till the mother died. The grandmother continued to look after them till graduating from high school. Richard graduated and went into the military. He did live with dad and stepmom after the army while at college.

Dickson, Wilbur Thomas (I9351)

1188

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
William Cranston Dodds served as the Presbyterian minister from 1898 to 1901. William was born and raised near Mount Forest, Ontario. Being more of a scholar than farmer at heart, he attended and graduated from the University ofToronto and Knox College as a Presbyterian Minister. He served from 1898 to 1901 in Union B.C.(now Cumberland, on Vancouver Island), then in Fort Erie, Ontario briefly. For the rest of his life he served in Rockwood, Ontario where he died.

Dodds, Rev. William Cranston (I1606)

1189

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]
William was a dealer in farm implements and automobiles in Vesta. He also farmed in Vesta from 1899 to 1902. He and his father both were interested in public affairs and he served for two years as a member of the town Council. The family attended the United Brethren Church of which they were members.

The following is taken from "The History of Redwood County....1916: "William J. Barber, a dealer in farm implements and automobiles at Vesta, was born in Vesta Township, February 6, 1877, son of Thomas D. And Adelaide (Garry) Barber.

The father was born in Canada and came to the U. S. in 1862 securing a homestead in the southwest quarter of Section 6, Vesta Township. There he lived until 1904, when he came to Vesta and subsequently resided here until his death in 1913, when he was 64 years old. He served as township clerk for eighteen years. His wife Adelaide, now in her 57th year, makes her home in Redwood Falls.

William J. farmed in Vesta Township from 1899-1902, after which he was engaged in the hardware and implement business in Vesta for four years. He then went into his present business, that of dealing in farm implements and automobiles. He handles the Ford cars...(for a time lived in Lucan as a car dealer). Like his father, interested in public affairs, he has served as village recorderer for three years and for two years as a member of the council.

Mr Barber was united in marriage October 24, 1899, to Rosa Becker, who was born February 5, 1881,
a daughter of Herman and Amelia Becker. Her father, a native of Germany and a pioneer in Minnesota , is now a retired blacksmith and wagonmaker of Echo, Mn. The family attend the United Brethren Church of which they are members.

[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
William, also known as "W.J." later married Emma Pruess Stelter who died in November of 1963. Emma was the daughter of Ludwig Pruess and was born in Posen Township, MN, May 17, 1882. She and W. J. were married September 15, 1943.

Barber, William James (I1684)

1190

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Alva had a severe fall at age 18 and was unable to farm. He then became carrier on the rural free delivery mail route out of Vesta.

Wyman, Alva Doud (I1699)

1191

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Florence's father ran a meat market at Warren and Middle River and lived at Crookston and Erskine, also at Cour de Lene, Idaho and Yakima, Washington

Saterstrom, Florence Adeline (I12181)

1192

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Fred's death, not even two years after their marriage, was said to be caused by lung fever. What a tragedy to die at such a young age and leave a young woman to raise a year old son. Bessie was a school teacher for many years. She even taught school at St.
Vincent, Minnesota, where her brother Harry and family lived. Her widowed mother lived with her and her son. She married Peter Dahl in her later years and he proceeded her in death.

Giffen, Bessie Mae (I1717)

1193

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] Ross was born on the farm called the "80". Uncle Tom Barber, known as "Big Tom " lived on this farm in later years. Ross and his wife lived on the NW1/4 of Section 12 in Underwood. Later they had a smaller house built where their son, Robert, and his wife lived. They moved to Vesta when their daughter Frances and her husband, Callas Whitted, started farming.

[barberhistorymuriels.FTW] Ross Adelbert was born October 13, 1881 on the farm in Vesta Township call the "80". Uncle Tom Barber (known as "Big Tom") lived on this farm in later years. Ross married Gertrude Hunt, September 5, 1906 . She was born October 26, 1880 in the Anoka area. They lived on the NW 1/4 of Section 12 in Underwood Township. Several years later, they had a smaller house built where son, Robert and his wife Gwen lived. Uncle Alec McGregor stayed with Ross while he helped build this house. Ross' children tell how loudly Uncle Alex snored -- so loud, that at times Ross would sleep on the davenport! After farming there about thirty years, they moved to Vesta, MN when their daughter Frances, and her husband, Callas Whitted started farming. Gertrude died October 27, 1958, while visiting her daughter, Ruth, in Minneapolis and is buried in the Echo Cemetery. Ross continued living in Vesta - - when he became ill, Dallas and Frances' son Robert and his wife moved into his home to care for him. At that time, Dallas and Frances' son, Robert and his wife lived on the farm. Ross died in 1963. He and Gertrude had four children.
[barber dodds marilyns.FTW]

Barber, Ross Alexander (I1702)

1194

(Research):[barber dodds marilyns.FTW] The Hosars operated a bakery in North Minneapolis. In 1951 they made Wayne and Myrtle Barber's wedding cake.

Hosar, Merriam E. (I12177)

1195

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
Alexandria (called Lex or Alexia) married Robert McCulloch. Alex lived in Canada and frequently visited her cousins in Minnesota. Lex was born in 1880 and died November 14, 1968, when she was 80 years old. Lex and Robert had one child: Donald.

Barber, Alexandria "Alexia" "Lex" (I2938)

1196

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
Alice spent the last years of her life living with Hildur Mc Elrath and her daughter, Linnea Quiner, who took care of her. She suffered from Alzheimer's disease and had breast cancer.

Dickson, Alice Marie (I9350)

1197

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
All of William and Nettie Barber's children were born at home with a midwife in attendance. A doctor would come when the time was near.

Morill, Nettie May (I9623)

1198

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
George (Roy) was a grain buyer and worked for Bingham Bros., a Line Company in Vesta. At the time, he lived in a boarding house in Vesta as did others. After his marriage to Flossie, they lived in the east end of town. In 1928 or 1929, the Farmer's Elevator (Vesta) bought out the Line Co., and Roy, Flossie and their boys moved to Redwood Falls.

Crooks, George LeRoy "Roy" (I11950)

1199

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
Harold worked for Missouri State Life Insurance Company and when they went broke, Travelers Insurance bought the company.

McElrath, Harold Barber (I12032)

1200

(Research):[barberhistorymuriels.FTW]
Hazel Barber was born during a blizzard and the doctor arrived too late. They lived on a farm in Lumsdon. The other small town nearby was Craven.

Barber, Hazel Irene (I12025)

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