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1751	Accompaning John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid). Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicate that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, John (I3436)
1752	According to Brenda Turner (my long lost cousin) William McLatchie was granted land by the Crown on August 24, 1832, along with Samuel Gooding, John McLatchie (his brother?), Robert Davis, Daniel McIntosh and John Dunlop. William was granted the north half of Lot 26, 3rd rang (concession road), or about 100 acres in West Templeton. William McLatchie was granted the south half of the same lot. this was found in the records of "lands granted by the Crown in the Province of QC from 1763 to 1890, which was found at the Carleton University Library. In the records of the Parish of West Templeton , there is an entry that William Richard McLatchie was interred in the cemetery in Templeton on 8 Nov 1885 by Methodist Minister, Mr. G.E. Thurton. A witness to the burial was Mr. W. R. McLatchie, presumed to be his son.	McLatchie, William Richmond (I52696)
1753	According to news reports of the time, Joseph and Elizabeth McKay and their two children were returning to their home after a day in Forest at the fair. This was on Wednesday the 9th of October 1901 at 6:30 pm. As they were crossing the railway tracks on Main Street, their buggy was struck by a train. Their youngest child William Harold died almost immediately. Elizabeth died the next morning and Albert Irvin died in the afternoon of October 10th. Joseph McKay was seriously injured and taken to the home of John Greenlees. He eventually recovered. Elizabeth and her children were taken to the home of her father, George Rankin on the 8th of Plympton. The funeral was held on Saturday the 12th of October. Elizabeth and her children were buried in Beechwood Cemetery, according the newspaper. The Town of Forest does not know the plot number of the burial. They may be buried in the plot that Elizabeth's parents were buried in.	Rankin, Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I7091)
1754	According to news reports of the time, Joseph and Elizabeth McKay and their two children were returning to their home after a day in Forest at the fair. This was on Wednesday the 9th of October 1901 at 6:30 pm. As they were crossing the railway tracks on Main Street, their buggy was struck by a train. Their youngest child William Harold died almost immediately. Elizabeth died the next morning and Albert Irvin died in the afternoon of October 10th. Joseph McKay was seriously injured and taken to the home of John Greenlees. He eventually recovered. Elizabeth and her children were taken to the home of her father, George Rankin on the 8th of Plympton. The funeral was held on Saturday the 12th of October. Elizabeth and her children were buried in Beechwood Cemetery, according the newspaper. The Town of Forest does not know the plot number of the burial. They may be buried in the plot that Elizabeth's parents were buried in.	McKay, Albert Irving (I7092)
1755	According to news reports of the time, Joseph and Elizabeth McKay and their two children were returning to their home after a day in Forest at the fair. This was on Wednesday the 9th of October 1901 at 6:30 pm. As they were crossing the railway tracks on Main Street, their buggy was struck by a train. Their youngest child William Harold died almost immediately. Elizabeth died the next morning and Albert Irvin died in the afternoon of October 10th. Joseph McKay was seriously injured and taken to the home of John Greenlees. He eventually recovered. Elizabeth and her children were taken to the home of her father, George Rankin on the 8th of Plympton. The funeral was held on Saturday the 12th of October. Elizabeth and her children were buried in Beechwood Cemetery, according the newspaper. The Town of Forest does not know the plot number of the burial. They may be buried in the plot that Elizabeth's parents were buried in.	McKay, William Harold (I7093)
1756	According to research on the Cowie family in Scotland done by Melissa Howe-Hamilton and transmitted by e-mail of 9 Sept, 1996, Francis Allan was a tax collection clerk in Edinburgh when he married Janet Cowie in 1813. Family lore had it that Francis Allan was a Writer to the King's Signet; however, recent contact with the society of writers in Scotland reveals that his name is not found on their membership list. Following the birth of their first son, James, in Sept, 1814, the family emigrated from Grennock, Scotland to Canada, arriving in July 1815 (settled on the Scotch Line near Perth). The 9-month old James died during passage. Other sources say they spent their first winter in Brockville and travelled to Perth in spring 1816. In Canada, Francis Allan became Crown Land Agent in the Perth/Bathurst area and was responsible for settling accounts between Archibald McNab (The McNab) and his disgruntled and maligned settlers in the McNab Township area. Francis Allan was also Postmaster in Perth for some time and had been appointed Superintendant of Common Schools sometime prior to his death in 1844. A post office called Perth Upon Tay was established right away in 1816 with the man in charge of the settlement for the government, Daniel Daverne, as post master. When Daverne absconded with funds, which were in his care, he was replaced in 18?? (illegible, maybe 1830). Perth-Upon-Tay now became simply Perth. A letter by Taylor in the Ontario Archives of P. Robinson, Commissioner of Crown Lands, York, written on January 31, 1831, is postmarked with a small double circle broken by Perth with the date written in red. In 1837 Francis Allan took over as crown lands agent and postmaster in Perth. Janet Cowie's younger brother, Robert Cowie (b. 1806/7), stonemason, emigrated to Canada in 1827 to join Francis and Janet.	Allan, Francis (I9436)
1757	Active in founding archives DeBalinhard memorial set Memorial services for Mrs. Thelma Enid deBalinhard, formerly of Red Deer, are to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Anglican Church of St. Leonard's on The Hill. Mrs. Balinhard died in Sooke, B.C. where memorial services and cremation have already taken place. She was 67. Bom in Red Deer on Aug. 27, 1912, Mrs. deBalinhard continued to spend a great deal of time in the city since her move to Sooke in 1976. She was the mother of Jim Foster, former attorney-general of Alberta. And her husband, Digby deBalinhard, is well-known in Red Deer for his business and community activities. She was educated in public school and at the McDougall Business School in Edmonton. She worked from 1930 to 1936 as secretary to Edmonton Journal publisher John Imrie. There she met -her first husband, Alfred James Foster, and the couple were married and moved to Saskatoon, Sask., where they lived from 1936 to 1939. In 1939 they returned to THELMA DtBALINHARD . . . heart ailment victim Alberta and lived in Benalto. In 1945 they moved to Red Deer, where Mr. Foster owned a farm implement dealership until his death in 1949. Despite being a single mother raising three children, Mrs. Foster was involved in many community activities. She was instrumental in establishing the Red Deer and District Archives while working in her later years as a part-time librarian. In addition, she served in various capacities with the Red Deer Ladie s Golf and Curling Clubs, the local Girl Guides, the Gaetz Memorial United Church Sunday School, the Home and School Attocialian and the recreation boaid.: She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, and served as Worthy Matron. Most recently, she was active with the Victorian Order of Nurses, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Red Deer General Hospital and the Red Deer Public Library. She married Mr. deBalinhard in 1976 and the couple moved to Sooke. She is survived by her husband, Mr. deBalinhard of Sooke, B.C.; two daughters, Joyce Foster of Edmonton and Dorothy Lawrence of Red Deer; one son, Jim Foster; one sister, Marjorie Armstrong of Calgary and two grandchildren, Nigel James Lawrence and Jocelyn Elizabeth Lawrence of Red Deer. Dad, son	Griffith, Thelma Enid (I44321)
1758	Actor. Born in Hillsdale County, Michigan, he was a stage and screen performer and the father of Oscar-winning actor Jason Robards Jr. He was a prominent Broadway Tony Award winning actor when he made his first feature film in "The Gilded Lily" (1921). Billed consistently, he appeared in over 200 movies to include "The Third Degree" (1926), "The Last Dance" (1930), "The Storm" (1938), "Man Alive" (1945), "The Second Woman" (1950) and "Wild in the Country" (1961). He also had success on television being series such as "Cimarron City", "Wagon Train", "Sugarfoot", "G.E. Theatre" and "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet". He died at age 70 of a heart attack in Sherman Oaks, California. Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith	Robards, Jason (I57607)
1759	Actor. He made his stage debut in 1963, playing a doctor in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." He performed on Broadway in "Gypsy" with Angela Lansbury, and his final appearance was in James Joyce's production of "The Dead." Bio by: Laurie	Robbins, Roger McNicol "Rex" (I282)
1760	Ada Belle was a daughter of Lucius H. and Mary M. n?ee Orcutt Smith. She was the wife of John Calvin Campbell II. They married June 16, 1873. A son, Frederick Campbell, predeceased his mother. Ada was survived by her husband John Campbell; a daughter, Mary Elizabeth (aka Marion) Campbell Morgan, son-in-law Charles Grier Morgan; a son, Emmett Ray Campbell and his wife Maud; two grandchildren, Grier Morgan and Janet Morgan; one sister, Mrs. Frank (Emma) Robinson, of Van Etten.	Smith, Ada Belle (I32968)
1761	ADAIR JEAN WILLIAM ADAIR/MARGARAT GILMOR FR421 (FR421) F 12/06/1796 572 20 / 140 NEILSTON	Adair, Jean "Jane" (I55001)
1762	ADAM AGNES JOHN ADAM/JANET STEIL FR155 (FR155) F 03/07/1767 572/ 10 143 Neilston	Adam, Agnes (I40758)
1763	ADAM ALEXANDER ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG FR644 (FR644) M 29/01/1788 496/ 30 39 Dumbarton View image	Adam, Alexander (I34024)
1764	ADAM ARCHIBALD JANET MILLAR/ 08/07/1818 495/ 20 200 Cumbernauld	Family: Archibald Crawford Adam / Janet Miller (F1835)
1765	ADAM ARCHIBALD PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1067 (FR1067) M 31/07/1788 574/ 30 497 Port Glasgow First name(s) Archibald Last name Adam Gender Male Birth year 1788 Birth place - Baptism year 1788 Baptism date 31 Jul 1788 Baptism place PORT GLASGOW, RENFREW, SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) Peter Father's last name Adam Mother's first name(s) Isobel Mother's last name Crawford Residence Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland Place Port Glasgow County Renfrewshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Baptisms Collections from Scotland, United Kingdom Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl	Adam, Archibald (I33177)
1766	ADAM ARCHIBALD CRAWF PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1133 (FR1133) M 18/12/1791 574/ 40 86 Port Glasgow	Adam, Archibald Crawford (I5773)
1767	ADAM ARCHIBALD MCALL ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR656 (FR656) M 25/04/1824 476/ 30 50 Denny	Adam, Archibald Mcall (I33166)
1768	ADAM DAVID ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR692 (FR692) M 11/09/1831 476/ 30 122 Denny	Adam, David (I33167)
1769	ADAM EUPHEMIA WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHEMIA RENFREW FR1259 (FR1259) F 09/05/1819 559/ 30 574 Abbey	Adam, Euphemia (I38658)
1770	ADAM ISOBEL PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR962 (FR962) F 30/01/1780 574/ 30 293 Port Glasgow	Adam, Isobel (I33181)
1771	ADAM JAMES JAMES ADAM/ M 07/09/1777 585/ 10 186 Dailly	Adam, James (I45536)
1772	ADAM JANET JOHN ADAM/JANET STEEL FR214 (FR214) F 22/08/1779 572/ 10 201 Neilston	Adam, Janet (I40540)
1773	ADAM JOHN JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR165 (FR165) M 18/03/1770 572/ 10 153 Neilston	Adam, John (I40756)
1774	ADAM JOSEPH WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHAN RENFREW FR1205 (FR1205) M 21/01/1815 559/ 30 465 Abbey	Adam, Joseph (I38656)
1775	ADAM LILLIAS PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR942 (FR942) F 24/05/1778 574/ 30 253 Port Glasgow	Adam, Lillias (I33182)
1776	ADAM MARGARET JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR175 (FR175) F 05/07/1772 572/ 10 163 Neilston	Adam, Margaret (I40759)
1777	ADAM MARGARET JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR195 (FR195) F 26/09/1776 572/ 10 183 Neilston First name(s) Margaret Last name Adam Gender Female Birth year 1776 Birth place - Baptism year 1776 Baptism date 26 Sep 1776 Baptism place NEILSTON,RENFREW,SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) John Father's last name Adam Mother's first name(s) Janet Mother's last name Stiel Place Neilston County Renfrewshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Baptisms Collections from Scotland, United Kingdom Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl	Adam, Margaret (I10788)
1778	ADAM MARGARET PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1009 (FR1009) F 14/12/1783 574/ 30 384 Port Glasgow	Adam, Margaret (I33183)
1779	ADAM PETER PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR990 (FR990) M 17/02/1782 574/ 30 345 Port Glasgow	Adam, Peter (I33179)
1780	ADAM ROBERT JOHN ADAM/JANET STEEL FR148 (FR148) M 26/05/1765 572/ 10 136 Neilston	Adam, Robert (I40757)
1781	ADAM ROBERT PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1179 (FR1179) M 24/08/1794 574/ 40 178 Port Glasgow	Adam, Robert (I33180)
1782	ADAM ROBERT ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG M 18/06/1775 496/ 20 197 Dumbarton	Adam, Robert (I34022)
1783	ADAM WALTER ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG M 10/08/1779 496/ 20 227 Dumbarton	Adam, Walter (I34023)
1784	ADAM WILLIAM ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR669 (FR669) M 27/08/1826 476/ 30 75 Denny	Adam, William (I33168)
1785	ADAM WILLIAM JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR185 (FR185) M 14/10/1774 572/ 10 173 Neilston	Adam, William (I38642)
1786	ADAM WILLIAM WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHAN RENFREW FR1191 (FR1191) M 16/11/1812 559/ 30 440 Abbey	Adam, William (I38657)
1787	Adam Freund of North Catasauqua Age: 83 Spouse: Anna C. (BenVenuti) Freund Married: 59 years POB: Hokendauqua Parents: John E. Sr. and Nancy (Warke) Freund Employment: a supervisor for the International Correspondance School of Scranton (retired in 1972 after 30+ years) and he was a Catasauqua area school director for many years Religious Affiliation: the Presbyterian Church of Hokendauqua (he served as a past treasurer, deacon, elder and trustee) Obit info published in The Morning Call on March 8, 1996	Freund, Adam (I40159)
1788	ADAMS JEAN PETER ADAMS/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR878 (FR878) F 29/05/1774 574/ 30 125 Port Glasgow View	Adam, Jean (I33184)
1789	ADAMS MARY PETER ADAMS/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR843 (FR843) F 03/05/1772 574/ 30 59 Port Glasgow	Adam, Mary (I33185)
1790	ADAMS DOROTHY G., age 83. Mother of Fletcher Adams of Sanford. Mich, Dorothy G.W. Adams ol Alien Park; sister ot John Wheeler of Bathhurst, N.B., Alison Wheeler and Howard Wheeler, both of Sackvllle, N.B., Mrs. Lillie Adamson of Vancouver, B.C., Mrs. Anna Ross of Hamilton, Ont Miss Davlla Wheeler of Toronto; 10 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Wilson Funeral Home, Midland. Clipping location on Detroit Free Press page 64 dianeduncan01 Member Photo CLIPPED BY dianeduncan01 ? 3 seconds ago CLIPPED FROM Detroit Free Press Detroit, Michigan 11 May 1980, Sun ?W Page 64	Adams, Dorothy G. W. of Allen Park & Tucson AZ (I41246)
1791	ADAMS0N. Lt. Col. (Ret) David Ritchie March 10, 1923-July 31, 2011 David enjoyed an interesting military and aeronautical career of many years, followed by happy busy years on rural Lands Road in North Saanich. His life was filled with many suurprises, joys and rewards. He was happily married to Marjorie for almost 66 years, proud father of 3 lovely daughters. Shirley Margaret Adamson and twins Brenda Davis-White and Barbara Bell: enjoyed 6 grandchildren and 2 "greatgrands". David is also survived by his brothers Arthur and James (Vivien). Predeceased by his sister Dorothea. David came to a smooth landing at San Pen Hospital under the concerned care of Dr. James Forster and many sensitive specialized doctors, nurses and volunteer caregivers who eased his approach to his final landing. All are greatfully acknowledged by the family. He will always be loved and remembered by many relatives and friends from all parts of the world. Private family arrangements have been made for David. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Times Colonist Sat, Aug 13, 2011 ? Page 34	Adamson, Lt. Gen. David Ritchie (I41435)
1792	ADAMSON December 28th, 1974. Guy Arthur Adamson of 15384 Semiahmoo Avenue, White Rock. Age 81 years. Survived by his loving wife Harriet; two daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Wilson, Rosetown, Saskatchewan; Mrs. Arleen Bulak, Burnaby; three brothers, Phillip, Calgary; Willion, Onion Lake, Alberta; Robert, White Rock; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Wegren, Edmonton; Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Vancouver; five grandchilren; three great-grandchildren. Deceased .was a member of theShellbrook, Saskatchewan Lodge No. 171 A. F. 4A.M. Funeral service was held Tuesday, December 31st at 10 a.m. from Chapel Hill Funeral Parlour, 14615 North Bluff Road (16th Avenue) White Rock. Rev. J. h. Clark and Rev. E. Pitt Griffith officiated. Flow- ers gratefully declined. If desired, donations to the Heart or Cancer Fund. The remains were forwarded to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan for interment.	Adamson, Guy Arthur of Shellbrook SK (I41457)
1793	ADAMSON February 21st, 1975, Dorothea G. Adamson, 606 25th Avenue N.W., passed away at the Foothills Hospital after a lengthy illness. She is survived by her mother, Lillie R., father, Major Philip E.; brothers, Arthur C. ot Vancouver, David R. of Colorado Springs, James A. of London, England and eight nieces and nephews. Dorothea was a long time employee of Imperial Oil, lite member, original charter member and Past Regent of the Dr. Geraldine Oakley Chapter of the I.O.D.E. She was Secretary of Confederation Park during its inception. Dorothea was a nember of St. Michaels and All Angels Church, 335 - 16th Avenue N.W. from where a Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, February 25th, In lieu of flowers, friends wno wish to, may contribute to the Canadian Cancer Society. Private family services will be held on Monday. Cremation. CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service in charge. Phone 289-5577. Calgary Herald Calgary, Alberta, Canada 24 Feb 1975, Mon ?W Page 43	Adamson, Dorthea Grace (I41445)
1794	Adamsville - County Lanar, Township Bathurst, a village on the river Tay, within 3 miles of the County Town of Perth. There is a post Office of this name in Canda East. (Name Extracted from Canada Directory.) Carding and Cloth Factory - Adams, Joshua, James Kearns Forge and Smithery - James Conlon General Residents - Playfair, A. W. Saw Mill and Shingle Factory - Moorhouse & Dodds	Adams, Capt. Joshua Esq. (I13885)
1795	Add alternate information Report issue Name: Dorothy I McCullough Social Security #: 553605282 Gender: Female Birth Date: 9 Mar 1908 Birth Place: Canada Death Date: 2 Feb 1979 Death Place: Alameda Ancestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics. Name: Dorothy McCullough SSN: 553-60-5282 Last Residence: 94595 Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, California, USA BORN: 9 Mar 1908 Last Benefit: 94609, Oakland, Alameda, California, United States of America Died: Feb 1979 State (Year) SSN issued: California (1959-1960) Number: 553-60-5282; Issue State: California; Issue Date: 1959-1960 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.	Lambert, Dorothy Isabelle (I9596)
1796	Added by Shirley Hackett Thomas Moulton BIRTH 1801 Ireland DEATH 19 Apr 1868 (aged 66-67) Lanark County, Ontario, Canada BURIAL Boyd's Methodist Cemetery Boyds, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Show Map MEMORIAL ID 126009978 ? View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 0 Died aged 67 years. Born 1800 or 1801. Thomas was born IRELAND, not England. He was the son of Joseph Moulton. There was a Thomas Moulton, son of Joseph and Hannah, born England about the same year..BUT HE IS NOT THE SAME THOMAS MOULTON IN THIS MEMORIAL. There is much evidence that Thomas Moulton 1801-1868 was born Ireland, probably County Carlow, or possibly County Wexford near the Carlow boundary. His descendants know he was born Ireland From the 1861 census Lanark County: Born IRELAND All Thomas and Ann's children who were still living in 1891 report on the census of that year that their father was born IRELAND. Inscription OLD STONE (ON GROUND) HOLY BIBLE "Blessed Are The dead Who Die in the Lord" In Memory of Thomas Moulton Who Died Apr. 19 1868 Aged 67 Yrs "A faithful friend, a husband dear A kindly father lieth here Great is the loss we --- today But in Heaven will meet again" NEWER TALL MONUMENT Side 1: In Memory of THOMAS MOULTON Died April 10 1868 Aged 67 Y'rs Also his wife ANN MOULTON Died Dec 11 1895 Aged 80 Yr's "There Is Rest in Heaven" Side 2: In Memory of John Son of Thomas and Ann Moulton Died March 12 1878 Age 29 Yrs "Blessed Are the Dead Who Die in the Lord They Rest From Their Labour And Their Works Do Follow Them"	Moulton, Thomas (I44396)
1797	Added to years of age in order to enlist.	Dodds, Alexander Ralph (I1570)
1798	ADDIS, Edith Rose (nee Ashby) - Peacefully at Rideaucrest Home on Thursday, November 2, 2006 in her 93rd year. Edith, beloved wife of the late Bud Addis. Cherished mother of Philip Addis and his wife Maureen and grandmother of Natalie and her husband Capt. Kevin Judd and Dylan Addis. She is predeceased by her sisters Grace Ashby, Mabel McUen, Daisy Gilmour and Lillian Baker and her brother George Ashby. Edith's family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff and volunteers at Rideaucrest for the compassionate care that she received. In keeping with Edith's wishes, a graveside memorial service will be held at the Cataraqui Cemetery on Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. (for those who wish, a funeral procession will be leaving the JAMES REID FUNERAL HOME, CATARAQUI CHAPEL at 10:50 am). A reception will be held in the James Reid Funeral Home, Reception Centre (rear entrance) following the service. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to Rideaucrest Home in Edith's memory. https://thewhig.remembering.ca/obituary/edith-rose-nee-ashby-addis-1076095815	Ashby, Edith Rose (I54811)
1799	Addres: 1572 Monteray Ave, Naniamo, BC	Lambert, Willson Andrew (I9633)
1800	Address - Golden St, Westboro, Ottawa, ON	Swing, Charles Edward "Ned" (I12343)

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Accompaning John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid). Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicate that it was 20 Jun 1819.

Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a
Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817

From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses.
Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4

Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2
At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6
Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named
Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under
1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from
Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain
From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither
Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers.
At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14
Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4
Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4
1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4
Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3
From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14
Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10
At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14
Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20
Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6
1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15
Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5
From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20
Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20
At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20
Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12
1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21
1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21

Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12
1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3
1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11
1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R
1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24
1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25
1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24
1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11
1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5

Poole, John (I3436)

1752

According to Brenda Turner (my long lost cousin) William McLatchie was granted land by the Crown on August 24, 1832, along with Samuel Gooding, John McLatchie (his brother?), Robert Davis, Daniel McIntosh and John Dunlop. William was granted the north half of Lot 26, 3rd rang (concession road), or about 100 acres in West Templeton. William McLatchie was granted the south half of the same lot. this was found in the records of "lands granted by the Crown in the Province of QC from 1763 to 1890, which was found at the Carleton University Library.
In the records of the Parish of West Templeton , there is an entry that William Richard McLatchie was interred in the cemetery in Templeton on 8 Nov 1885 by Methodist Minister, Mr. G.E. Thurton. A witness to the burial was Mr. W. R. McLatchie, presumed to be his son.

McLatchie, William Richmond (I52696)

1753

According to news reports of the time, Joseph and Elizabeth McKay and their two children were returning to their home after a day in Forest at the fair. This was on Wednesday the 9th of October 1901 at 6:30 pm. As they were crossing the railway tracks on Main Street, their buggy was struck by a train. Their youngest child William Harold died almost immediately. Elizabeth died the next morning and Albert Irvin died in the afternoon of October 10th. Joseph McKay was seriously injured and taken to the home of John Greenlees. He eventually recovered. Elizabeth and her children were taken to the home of her father, George Rankin on the 8th of Plympton. The funeral was held on Saturday the 12th of October. Elizabeth and her children were buried in Beechwood Cemetery, according the newspaper. The Town of Forest does not know the plot number of the burial. They may be buried in the plot that Elizabeth's parents were buried in.

Rankin, Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I7091)

1754

McKay, Albert Irving (I7092)

1755

McKay, William Harold (I7093)

1756

According to research on the Cowie family in Scotland done by Melissa Howe-Hamilton and transmitted by e-mail of 9 Sept, 1996, Francis Allan was a tax collection clerk in Edinburgh when he married Janet Cowie in 1813.

Family lore had it that Francis Allan was a Writer to the King's Signet; however, recent contact with the society of writers in Scotland reveals that his name is not found on their membership list.

Following the birth of their first son, James, in Sept, 1814, the family emigrated from Grennock, Scotland to Canada, arriving in July 1815 (settled on the Scotch Line near Perth). The 9-month old James died during passage. Other sources say they spent their first winter in Brockville and travelled to Perth in spring 1816.

In Canada, Francis Allan became Crown Land Agent in the Perth/Bathurst area and was responsible for settling accounts between Archibald McNab (The McNab) and his disgruntled and maligned settlers in the McNab Township area. Francis Allan was also Postmaster in Perth for some time and had been appointed Superintendant of Common Schools sometime prior to his death in 1844.

A post office called Perth Upon Tay was established right away in 1816 with the man in charge of the settlement for the government, Daniel Daverne, as post master. When Daverne absconded with funds, which were in his care, he was replaced in 18?? (illegible, maybe 1830). Perth-Upon-Tay now became simply Perth. A letter by Taylor in the Ontario Archives of P. Robinson, Commissioner of Crown Lands, York, written on January 31, 1831, is postmarked with a small double circle broken by Perth with the date written in red. In 1837 Francis Allan took over as crown lands agent and postmaster in Perth.

Janet Cowie's younger brother, Robert Cowie (b. 1806/7), stonemason, emigrated to Canada in 1827 to join Francis and Janet.

Allan, Francis (I9436)

1757

Active in founding archives
DeBalinhard memorial set
Memorial services for Mrs. Thelma Enid deBalinhard, formerly of Red Deer, are to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Anglican Church of St. Leonard's on The Hill. Mrs. Balinhard died in Sooke, B.C. where memorial services and cremation have already taken place. She was 67.

Bom in Red Deer on Aug. 27, 1912, Mrs. deBalinhard continued to spend a great deal of time in the city since her move to Sooke in 1976. She was the mother of Jim Foster, former attorney-general of Alberta. And her husband, Digby deBalinhard, is well-known in Red Deer for his business and community activities. She was educated in public school and at the McDougall Business School in Edmonton. She worked from 1930 to 1936 as secretary to Edmonton Journal publisher John Imrie. There she met -her first husband, Alfred James Foster, and the couple were married and moved to Saskatoon, Sask., where they lived from 1936 to 1939. In 1939 they returned to THELMA DtBALINHARD . . . heart ailment victim Alberta and lived in Benalto. In 1945 they moved to Red Deer, where Mr. Foster owned a farm implement dealership until his death in 1949. Despite being a single mother raising three children, Mrs. Foster was involved in many community activities. She was instrumental in establishing the Red Deer and District Archives while working in her later years as a part-time librarian. In addition, she served in various capacities with the Red Deer Ladie s Golf and Curling Clubs, the local Girl Guides, the Gaetz Memorial United Church Sunday School, the Home and School Attocialian and the recreation boaid.: She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, and served as Worthy Matron. Most recently, she was active with the Victorian Order of Nurses, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Red Deer General Hospital and the Red Deer Public Library. She married Mr. deBalinhard in 1976 and the couple moved to Sooke. She is survived by her husband, Mr. deBalinhard of Sooke, B.C.; two daughters, Joyce Foster of Edmonton and Dorothy Lawrence of Red Deer; one son, Jim Foster; one sister, Marjorie Armstrong of Calgary and two grandchildren, Nigel James Lawrence and Jocelyn Elizabeth Lawrence of Red Deer. Dad, son

Griffith, Thelma Enid (I44321)

1758

Actor. Born in Hillsdale County, Michigan, he was a stage and screen performer and the father of Oscar-winning actor Jason Robards Jr. He was a prominent Broadway Tony Award winning actor when he made his first feature film in "The Gilded Lily" (1921). Billed consistently, he appeared in over 200 movies to include "The Third Degree" (1926), "The Last Dance" (1930), "The Storm" (1938), "Man Alive" (1945), "The Second Woman" (1950) and "Wild in the Country" (1961). He also had success on television being series such as "Cimarron City", "Wagon Train", "Sugarfoot", "G.E. Theatre" and "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet". He died at age 70 of a heart attack in Sherman Oaks, California.

Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith

Robards, Jason (I57607)

1759

Actor. He made his stage debut in 1963, playing a doctor in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." He performed on Broadway in "Gypsy" with Angela Lansbury, and his final appearance was in James Joyce's production of "The Dead."
Bio by: Laurie

Robbins, Roger McNicol "Rex" (I282)

1760

Ada Belle was a daughter of Lucius H. and Mary M. n?ee Orcutt Smith.

She was the wife of John Calvin Campbell II. They married June 16, 1873.

A son, Frederick Campbell, predeceased his mother.

Ada was survived by her husband John Campbell; a daughter, Mary Elizabeth (aka Marion) Campbell Morgan, son-in-law Charles Grier Morgan; a son, Emmett Ray Campbell and his wife Maud; two grandchildren, Grier Morgan and Janet Morgan; one sister, Mrs. Frank (Emma) Robinson, of Van Etten.

Smith, Ada Belle (I32968)

1761

ADAIR
JEAN
WILLIAM ADAIR/MARGARAT GILMOR FR421 (FR421)
F
12/06/1796
572
20 / 140
NEILSTON

Adair, Jean "Jane" (I55001)

1762

ADAM
AGNES
JOHN ADAM/JANET STEIL FR155 (FR155)
F
03/07/1767
572/
10 143
Neilston

Adam, Agnes (I40758)

1763

ADAM
ALEXANDER
ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG FR644 (FR644)
M
29/01/1788
496/
30 39
Dumbarton
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Adam, Alexander (I34024)

1764

ADAM
ARCHIBALD
JANET MILLAR/
08/07/1818
495/
20 200
Cumbernauld

Family: Archibald Crawford Adam / Janet Miller (F1835)

1765

ADAM
ARCHIBALD
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1067 (FR1067)
M
31/07/1788
574/
30 497
Port Glasgow

First name(s)     Archibald
Last name     Adam
Gender     Male
Birth year     1788
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1788
Baptism date     31 Jul 1788
Baptism place     PORT GLASGOW, RENFREW, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     Peter
Father's last name     Adam
Mother's first name(s)     Isobel
Mother's last name     Crawford
Residence     Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Place     Port Glasgow
County     Renfrewshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Baptisms
Collections from     Scotland, United Kingdom
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

Adam, Archibald (I33177)

1766

ADAM
ARCHIBALD CRAWF
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1133 (FR1133)
M
18/12/1791
574/
40 86
Port Glasgow

Adam, Archibald Crawford (I5773)

1767

ADAM
ARCHIBALD MCALL
ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR656 (FR656)
M
25/04/1824
476/
30 50
Denny

Adam, Archibald Mcall (I33166)

1768

ADAM
DAVID
ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR692 (FR692)
M
11/09/1831
476/
30 122
Denny

Adam, David (I33167)

1769

ADAM
EUPHEMIA
WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHEMIA RENFREW FR1259 (FR1259)
F
09/05/1819
559/
30 574
Abbey

Adam, Euphemia (I38658)

1770

ADAM
ISOBEL
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR962 (FR962)
F
30/01/1780
574/
30 293
Port Glasgow

Adam, Isobel (I33181)

1771

ADAM
JAMES
JAMES ADAM/
M
07/09/1777
585/
10 186
Dailly

Adam, James (I45536)

1772

ADAM
JANET
JOHN ADAM/JANET STEEL FR214 (FR214)
F
22/08/1779
572/
10 201
Neilston

Adam, Janet (I40540)

1773

ADAM
JOHN
JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR165 (FR165)
M
18/03/1770
572/
10 153
Neilston

Adam, John (I40756)

1774

ADAM
JOSEPH
WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHAN RENFREW FR1205 (FR1205)
M
21/01/1815
559/
30 465
Abbey

Adam, Joseph (I38656)

1775

ADAM
LILLIAS
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR942 (FR942)
F
24/05/1778
574/
30 253
Port Glasgow

Adam, Lillias (I33182)

1776

ADAM
MARGARET
JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR175 (FR175)
F
05/07/1772
572/
10 163
Neilston

Adam, Margaret (I40759)

1777

ADAM
MARGARET
JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR195 (FR195)
F
26/09/1776
572/
10 183
Neilston

First name(s)     Margaret
Last name     Adam
Gender     Female
Birth year     1776
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1776
Baptism date     26 Sep 1776
Baptism place     NEILSTON,RENFREW,SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     John
Father's last name     Adam
Mother's first name(s)     Janet
Mother's last name     Stiel
Place     Neilston
County     Renfrewshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Baptisms
Collections from     Scotland, United Kingdom
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

Adam, Margaret (I10788)

1778

ADAM
MARGARET
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1009 (FR1009)
F
14/12/1783
574/
30 384
Port Glasgow

Adam, Margaret (I33183)

1779

ADAM
PETER
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR990 (FR990)
M
17/02/1782
574/
30 345
Port Glasgow

Adam, Peter (I33179)

1780

ADAM
ROBERT
JOHN ADAM/JANET STEEL FR148 (FR148)
M
26/05/1765
572/
10 136
Neilston

Adam, Robert (I40757)

1781

ADAM
ROBERT
PETER ADAM/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR1179 (FR1179)
M
24/08/1794
574/
40 178
Port Glasgow

Adam, Robert (I33180)

1782

ADAM
ROBERT
ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG
M
18/06/1775
496/
20 197
Dumbarton

Adam, Robert (I34022)

1783

ADAM
WALTER
ROBERT ADAM/MARGARET LANG
M
10/08/1779
496/
20 227
Dumbarton

Adam, Walter (I34023)

1784

ADAM
WILLIAM
ARCHIBALD ADAM/JANET MILLAR FR669 (FR669)
M
27/08/1826
476/
30 75
Denny

Adam, William (I33168)

1785

ADAM
WILLIAM
JOHN ADAM/JANET STIEL FR185 (FR185)
M
14/10/1774
572/
10 173
Neilston

Adam, William (I38642)

1786

ADAM
WILLIAM
WILLIAM ADAM/EUPHAN RENFREW FR1191 (FR1191)
M
16/11/1812
559/
30 440
Abbey

Adam, William (I38657)

1787

Adam Freund of North Catasauqua
Age: 83

Spouse: Anna C. (BenVenuti) Freund
Married: 59 years

POB: Hokendauqua
Parents: John E. Sr. and Nancy (Warke) Freund

Employment: a supervisor for the International Correspondance School of Scranton (retired in 1972 after 30+ years) and he was a Catasauqua area school director for many years

Religious Affiliation: the Presbyterian Church of Hokendauqua (he served as a past treasurer, deacon, elder and trustee)

Obit info published in The Morning Call on March 8, 1996

Freund, Adam (I40159)

1788

ADAMS
JEAN
PETER ADAMS/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR878 (FR878)
F
29/05/1774
574/
30 125
Port Glasgow
View

Adam, Jean (I33184)

1789

ADAMS
MARY
PETER ADAMS/ISOBEL CRAWFORD FR843 (FR843)
F
03/05/1772
574/
30 59
Port Glasgow

Adam, Mary (I33185)

1790

ADAMS DOROTHY G., age 83. Mother of Fletcher Adams of Sanford. Mich, Dorothy G.W. Adams ol Alien Park; sister ot John Wheeler of Bathhurst, N.B., Alison Wheeler and Howard Wheeler, both of Sackvllle, N.B., Mrs. Lillie Adamson of Vancouver, B.C., Mrs. Anna Ross of Hamilton, Ont Miss Davlla Wheeler of Toronto; 10 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Wilson Funeral Home, Midland.
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Adams, Dorothy G. W. of Allen Park & Tucson AZ (I41246)

1791

ADAMS0N. Lt. Col. (Ret) David Ritchie March 10, 1923-July 31, 2011
David enjoyed an interesting military and aeronautical career of many years, followed by happy busy years on rural Lands Road in North Saanich. His life was filled with many suurprises, joys and rewards. He was happily married to Marjorie for almost 66 years, proud father of 3 lovely daughters. Shirley Margaret Adamson and twins Brenda
Davis-White and Barbara Bell: enjoyed 6 grandchildren and 2 "greatgrands". David is also survived by his brothers Arthur and James (Vivien). Predeceased by his sister Dorothea. David came to a smooth landing at San Pen Hospital under the concerned care of Dr. James Forster and many sensitive specialized doctors, nurses and volunteer caregivers who eased his approach to his final landing. All are greatfully acknowledged by the family. He will always be loved and remembered by many relatives and friends from all parts of the world.

Private family arrangements have been made for David. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice.

Times Colonist
Sat, Aug 13, 2011 ? Page 34

Adamson, Lt. Gen. David Ritchie (I41435)

1792

ADAMSON December 28th, 1974. Guy Arthur Adamson of 15384 Semiahmoo Avenue, White Rock. Age 81 years. Survived by his loving wife Harriet; two daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Wilson, Rosetown, Saskatchewan; Mrs. Arleen Bulak, Burnaby; three brothers, Phillip, Calgary; Willion, Onion Lake, Alberta; Robert, White Rock; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Wegren, Edmonton; Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Vancouver; five grandchilren; three great-grandchildren. Deceased .was a member of theShellbrook, Saskatchewan Lodge No. 171 A. F. 4A.M. Funeral service was held Tuesday, December 31st at 10 a.m. from Chapel Hill Funeral Parlour, 14615 North Bluff Road (16th Avenue) White Rock. Rev. J. h. Clark and Rev. E. Pitt Griffith officiated. Flow- ers gratefully declined. If desired, donations to the Heart or Cancer Fund. The remains were forwarded to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan for interment.

Adamson, Guy Arthur of Shellbrook SK (I41457)

1793

ADAMSON February 21st, 1975, Dorothea G. Adamson, 606 25th Avenue N.W., passed away at the Foothills Hospital after a lengthy illness.

She is survived by her mother, Lillie R., father, Major Philip E.; brothers, Arthur C. ot Vancouver, David R. of Colorado Springs, James A. of London, England and eight nieces and nephews.

Dorothea was a long time employee of Imperial Oil, lite member, original charter member and Past Regent of the Dr. Geraldine Oakley Chapter of the I.O.D.E. She was Secretary of Confederation Park during its inception. Dorothea was a nember of St. Michaels and All Angels Church, 335 - 16th Avenue N.W. from where a Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, February 25th, In lieu of flowers, friends wno wish to, may contribute to the Canadian Cancer Society. Private family services will be held on Monday. Cremation. CY FOSTER-GOODER Funeral Service in charge. Phone 289-5577.

Calgary Herald
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
24 Feb 1975, Mon ?W Page 43

Adamson, Dorthea Grace (I41445)

1794

Adamsville - County Lanar, Township Bathurst, a village on the river Tay, within 3 miles of the County Town of Perth. There is a post Office of this name in Canda East. (Name Extracted from Canada Directory.)

Carding and Cloth Factory - Adams, Joshua, James Kearns
Forge and Smithery - James Conlon
General Residents - Playfair, A. W.
Saw Mill and Shingle Factory - Moorhouse & Dodds

Adams, Capt. Joshua Esq. (I13885)

1795

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Report issue
Name:     Dorothy I McCullough
Social Security #:     553605282
Gender:     Female
Birth Date:     9 Mar 1908
Birth Place:     Canada
Death Date:     2 Feb 1979
Death Place:     Alameda
Ancestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.

Name:     Dorothy McCullough
SSN:     553-60-5282
Last Residence:
94595 Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, California, USA
BORN:     9 Mar 1908
Last Benefit:     94609, Oakland, Alameda, California, United States of America
Died:     Feb 1979
State (Year) SSN issued:     California (1959-1960)
Number: 553-60-5282; Issue State: California; Issue Date: 1959-1960
Source Information
Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011.
Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.

Lambert, Dorothy Isabelle (I9596)

1796

Added by Shirley Hackett
Thomas Moulton
BIRTH     1801
Ireland
DEATH     19 Apr 1868 (aged 66-67)
Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
BURIAL
Boyd's Methodist Cemetery
Boyds, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada Show Map
MEMORIAL ID     126009978 ? View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 0
Died aged 67 years. Born 1800 or 1801.

Thomas was born IRELAND, not England. He was the son of Joseph Moulton. There was a Thomas Moulton, son of Joseph and Hannah, born England about the same year..BUT HE IS NOT THE SAME THOMAS MOULTON IN THIS MEMORIAL. There is much evidence that Thomas Moulton 1801-1868 was born Ireland, probably County Carlow, or possibly County Wexford near the Carlow boundary. His descendants know he was born Ireland

From the 1861 census Lanark County: Born IRELAND
All Thomas and Ann's children who were still living in 1891 report on the census of that year that their father was born IRELAND.

Inscription
OLD STONE (ON GROUND)

HOLY BIBLE
"Blessed Are The dead Who Die in the Lord"

In Memory of Thomas Moulton
Who Died Apr. 19 1868
Aged 67 Yrs

"A faithful friend, a husband dear
A kindly father lieth here
Great is the loss we --- today
But in Heaven will meet again"

NEWER TALL MONUMENT
Side 1:
In Memory of
THOMAS MOULTON
Died April 10 1868
Aged 67 Y'rs
Also his wife
ANN MOULTON
Died Dec 11 1895
Aged 80 Yr's
"There Is Rest in Heaven"

Side 2:
In Memory of John
Son of Thomas and Ann Moulton
Died March 12 1878
Age 29 Yrs
"Blessed Are the Dead Who Die in the Lord
They Rest From Their Labour
And Their Works Do Follow Them"

Moulton, Thomas (I44396)

1797

Added to years of age in order to enlist.

Dodds, Alexander Ralph (I1570)

1798

ADDIS, Edith Rose (nee Ashby) - Peacefully at Rideaucrest Home on Thursday, November 2, 2006 in her 93rd year. Edith, beloved wife of the late Bud Addis. Cherished mother of Philip Addis and his wife Maureen and grandmother of Natalie and her husband Capt. Kevin Judd and Dylan Addis. She is predeceased by her sisters Grace Ashby, Mabel McUen, Daisy Gilmour and Lillian Baker and her brother George Ashby. Edith's family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff and volunteers at Rideaucrest for the compassionate care that she received. In keeping with Edith's wishes, a graveside memorial service will be held at the Cataraqui Cemetery on Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. (for those who wish, a funeral procession will be leaving the JAMES REID FUNERAL HOME, CATARAQUI CHAPEL at 10:50 am). A reception will be held in the James Reid Funeral Home, Reception Centre (rear entrance) following the service. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to Rideaucrest Home in Edith's memory.

https://thewhig.remembering.ca/obituary/edith-rose-nee-ashby-addis-1076095815

Ashby, Edith Rose (I54811)

1799

Addres: 1572 Monteray Ave, Naniamo, BC

Lambert, Willson Andrew (I9633)

1800

Address - Golden St, Westboro, Ottawa, ON

Swing, Charles Edward "Ned" (I12343)

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