Notes: Lanark County Origins

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Matches 1,801 to 1,850 of 48,188

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1801	Address 2136 Angus St, Regina, SK Household includes Tilda Kennard, a governess and it appears children of another Lambert family, richard 1903 and Dorothy 1907. Also boarders Mary E. Scott, widow, b. Aug 1872, Scotland Mannie Scott, female, b Sep 1903, Scotland Elizabeth Scott, b Mar 1907, Scotland All 3 are boarders. Are they operating a school?	Lambert, Willson Andrew (I9633)
1802	Address as of 6 June 1848	Mason, William (I1454)
1803	Address: 2219 Rae St., Regina, SK	Hagerman, Albert Avery (I1619)
1804	Address: 3618 W 25 St. Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.	Nash, Mark S. (I28961)
1805	Address: 729 - 16th Ave. W., Ward 6, Vancouver	Cavanagh, George Washington (I4387)
1806	Address: Fife Street, retired farmer	Reid, John (I14928)
1807	Address: Main St., Rockwood, ON	Dodds, Rev. William Cranston (I1606)
1808	Address: Township16, Range13, W3 Merodian, near Swift Current; Worker for Herman and Edna Gates	Dodds, John Ralph "Jack" (I1548)
1809	Adjacent to John Robertson Con 1 Lot 15W, his son William who looked after John Young later in life in exchange for this property.	Young, John II (I6741)
1810	Adjala-Tosoronto Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada	Bulloch, Elizabeth (I6263)
1811	Adjala-Tosoronto Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada	Doyle, Ann (I23740)
1812	Administrator Deed from estate of John Roy Sheridan, Mary V. Sheridan administrator. Deed from Alfred and Muriel to the Veterans Land Act 1950. Others after 1952 Gertrude B. Kirkham, Daniel J. and Norma M. Brady. 1957 - expansion of Hwy #7 part to Don and Lila Blair 1959 pt to Mary L. Rounding	Blair, Alfred McFayden (I44472)
1813	adopted by her great aunt Experience Tupper of Milton, N. S.	Waterman, Lydia Maria (I42499)
1814	Adopted by John and Lidia Smith of Iowa and name changed to Violet Edna Smith She married as Violet Smith at Anderson TX 7 Jul 1913 James F Gilmer	Ellsworth Smith, Edna Violet (I60169)
1815	Affleck - (from the Lanark Era) There passed away in Middleville on Sunday, January 11th, after a brief illness, June Rodger, wife of Mr. Samuel Affleck. In her 75th year. Since the dawning of the New Year the Sands of Time had for her been sinking fast though there was little to indicate that the last hour was so fast approaching. for many years failing helath had greatly reduced her physical powers, but always she bore the burden of her frailty with patience and cheerfulness, using still the moisture of strength that remained from day to day in the little tasks that were still within reach, Always a great lover of home she was a good wife and mother, and in the 52 years of her married life she bore the round of work that fell to her lot, bravely and well, and always the watchwords, of her daily life were industry, thrift and unselfish service. Born at Rosetta, the fourth daughter of the late Henry Rodger and his wife, Jessie Stead, she spent all her lifetime in that vicinity, her married life being lived in Middleville, with the exception of a few years in Hopetown. Sisters and brothers surviving are: Mrs. Janet Baird of Lanark Village; Mrs Isabella Mather, Mrs Mary Affleck and Mr. James H. Rodger of Middleville and Robert H. Rodger of Rossetta. Besides her husband there are two daughters and three sons who mourn her loss, namely Jessie May at home; Mrs. Wm. Liddle of Middleville; Fred, of Edmonton; Harry of Sinclair, Man.; Clement, at home. The funeral service took place on Tuesday in the Baptist Church, of which she was a faithful member, and was conducted by Rev. Mr. McNab, pastor of the United Church. Acting as pallbearers were Messrs. Harry Somerville, John Rodger, Harry J. Rodger, Harry Mather, Chas. Affleck and Ralph Affleck The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 23 Jan 1931	Rodger, Jane (I13317)
1816	Affleck, John D., Q.C. Suddenly on Thursday, November 11, 1965, John Donald Affleck, Q.C., age 49 years of 2446 Rosewood Avenue, formerly of Lanark, Ontario, assistant Deputy Minister of Justice, beloved husband of Rita Brown, dear father of Jane and John, brother of William N., Oshawa, Reverend George A., Fort Alberni, British Columbia, Mrs. Allan M. Jones (Mary), Madison, New Jersey, Mrs. George c. Allen (Jean), Sarnia, Mrs. Lloyd J. Phin (Bess), Rouge Hills, Ontario. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday 1 p.m. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Saturday.	Affleck, John Donald Q. C. (I50760)
1817	Affleck-Baird '97 Married, at the residence of Alexander Lawson, Esq., Middleville on the 26th (?) May, by Rev. Jas. Andrew, Mr. W. S. Affleck, of Manitoba to Miss Sarah Baird, daughter of Mr. Jas. Baird, Esq., Mornington (Twp, Perth Co. ON) Marriage registration #006064 1885	Family: William Scott Affleck / Sarah Baird (F1732)
1818	After an illness of only one week Henry Nelson Halpenny died at Mlnnedosa. aged 60 years. He is survived bv his widow and two daughters, one Mrs. C. C. Heard, of Winnipeg, and the other. Miss Florence, at home. Mr. Halpenny was born tn Pertb county, Ont., in 1866. and came with hls parents to Manitoba In 1884; they were among the first settlers In the Mlnnedosa district, residing a short distance east of the town. He married Miss Nellie Bolton. 33 years ago, and carried on business in Mlnnedoaa for many years. Hla death Is the first break In a family of five brother and four sisters. Mrs. Herbert Halpenny, of Winnipeg, is a sister. Free Press Evening Bulletin Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 06 Apr 1927, Wed ?W Page 6	Halpenny, Henry Nelson "Harry" (I3415)
1819	after death Mary Gibson to children of John Gibson in equal shares 7 Oct 1899 All except 31 1.2 acres sold (The Canadian Electric and Water Power Co. Limited) William Gibson, George Wilso Exs. John J. Gibson, William Scott Gibson, Samuel Gibson, Mary Gibson, Jessie Gibson - children of the late John Gibson to Mary Gibson (widow) This property eventual went to Anson Bowes about 1956.	Gibson, John (I3769)
1820	After father's death Ab remained on farm with Mother and tw younger brothers. Moved to Tom Stuart place. Later sold land to the Holdens. Had four children and Ab and children live in Calgary, AB	Campbell, Albert John (I4783)
1821	After his return to Canada from his trip to Cincinnati, William Poole, together with other Canadians who had sympathized with the Rebellion, decided to seek new homes in the United States. His long journey via the lakes and by covered wagon to the Rock River country in Illinois is told in the chapter "From Canada to Buffalo Grove." (See story).	Poole, William (I25739)
1822	After Jessie's death she returned to Perth to live with her other sister, Ann Steele	Scott, Jean "Jane" (I5913)
1823	After marriage Alex and Maureen lived eith 'Dad' Cairns for two years.	Cairns, Mary Maureen (I4788)
1824	After marriage to ? Gemmill Elizabeth and her family lived in Perth.	Kellock, Elizabeth Margaret (I81)
1825	After purchasing this property which adjoined his land grant, he built a sawmill.	Gillies, John (I16225)
1826	After teaching he farmed the home farm.	Poole, Kenneth C. (I25780)
1827	After teaching he farmed the home farm.	Poole, Kenneth C. (I25780)
1828	After the death of Robert Ashby of Quinton the Ashbys of Bugbrooke cease to be ancestors of the Staines Ashbys. As the elder branch of the family they retained possession of the "Ashby's Ancient Estate" at Bugbrooke till 1876 when it was sold to Morris Ashby of Staines.	Ashby, Robert of Quinton (I28536)
1829	After their marriage they moved to village of Atikokan, some miles west of the city of Fort William, ON. Later they moved to Fort William where they were living in 1934.	Barber, Alexandria "Alexia" "Lex" (I2938)
1830	Again in this census David's name appears adjacent to that of Richard and Sally Day and a second Richard Day?i? http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/926-1.html 1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield ?/i?	Adams, David (I14203)
1831	Age 104, daughter of George C Howison1873-1942 and Florence H Gibbins 1873-1940, Tribute: Long-time and well known resident, passed away peacefully with family and friend at the Brockville General Hospital on Tuesday, July 25th. 2006. Marion Florence Howison of Brockville in her 104th. year. Beloved sister of Helen M. Howison of Brockville. Daughter of the late George Charles Howison and his wife Florence Harriett Gibbins Howison. Survived by several nieces and nephews, including George Howison of Brockville, Rosemary Purdy of London, John Howison and his wife Anne of Brockville, Judy Johnston and her husband Dick of Rockport, Sharron Vander Meer of Brockville and Florence Bolton and her husband Wayne of Hamilton. Also survived by very dear friends Val and Dr. Don Smylie and Gerry Northrup, all of Brockville. Predeceased by brothers Gibbins, Gordon, Arthur, Harold and John Howison, a sister Edyth Howison and sisters-in-law Opal and Iva Howison. Friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home, 137 Pearl Street, East, Brockville on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday, July 28th. 2006 at 11 a.m. Interment will follow at Oakland Cemetery. In memoriams to the C.N.I.B., Hospice of Providence Palliative Care, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation or the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.	Howison, Marion Florence (I47942)
1832	age 2 years and 7 months	Frizell, Clarinda (I24193)
1833	age 3 months Archive Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives Archive reference ROD-WEXFORD-1859 Record set Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Deaths First name(s) William Sex Male Last name Poole Burial year 1723 Birth year - Death year 1723 Denomination Quaker Country Ireland Burial place - Meeting Wexford Age abt 3 mos Death date 16 10/1723 Burial date ? ? 1723 Father's first name(s) Joseph Mother's first name(s) Jane Register type Death & Burial Description Register of deaths, WEXFORD, 1859 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from Ireland ? Findmypast	Poole, William (I24303)
1834	age 46, b. ontario (suspect), merchant	Johnston, Robert C. (I59382)
1835	Age 5 months, 21 days, cause of death/broncho-pneumonia Infant daughter of Harrison & Arzelia Cummings Bailey , natives of MI Informant: Wm. Sell, Ithaca, MI Interment: Jan 18 1918 Burial: Ithaca Cemetery Sibling: Richard Bailey (b) 1918 (d) Nov 25 1923, Ithaca Twp.	Bailey, Lucile (I50329)
1836	Age 6 months, cause of death/ valves of heart, "blue baby" Son of Harrison (b. MI) & Arzelia Cummings (b. Ithaca, MI) Bailey Informant: Harrison Bailey, Ithaca, MI Interment: Oct 5 1914 Burial: Ithaca Cemetery Sibling: Richard Bailey (b) 1918 (d) Nov 25 1923, Ithaca Twp.	Bailey, Theodore (I50326)
1837	age 62 yr. 8 mo. 14 day	Miller, John Kelso (I7001)
1838	age 73	Sinclair, Henry John 1st of Greenland, 2nd of Rattar (I71318)
1839	Age 74, married, occupation/farmer, 7 children - 6 living, cause of death/Bright's disease Son of John Cumming, native of Canada Informant: A. M. Cumming, Eugene, MI Interment: Apr 11 1898 Burial: New Haven Cemetery Children: Elizabeth Cummings Brown, b. 1851, Canada Alexander Cummings, b. 1854, Canada Peter Cummings, b. 1855, Canada James Cummings, b. 1857, Canada Richard Cummings, b. 1861, Canada William Cummings, b. 1865, Canada Lurene Bates (adopted daughter), b. 1878, MI	Cumming, Peter (I29669)
1840	age 78 yrs 5 mos. 1868 Friday January 10Tne Almonte Gazette, pg 3, stone 17 In Ramsay, on Sunday, the 6th inst. Mr Allan Gilmour, aged 78 years. Mr Gilmour was one of the first settlers of this township, and is regretted by a large number of friends.	Gilmour, Allan A. (I9207)
1841	age 79 years	Sutherland, Baroness Janet of Oman (I71319)
1842	Age 81 Years, 11 Months Loving husband of Esther(Carlisle). Father of thirteen children. 2nd marriage to Isabella(McKay). Dear son of James and Margaret(Menzies)Allan. Brother. Immigrated to US in 1869. Employed as Justice of the Peace. According to the online index of the cemetery book, buried: 10/15/1901 Cause of Death: Obstruction/ Jaundice *Note: Death certificate states he's buried at Green Ridge Cemetery.	Allan, John (I42784)
1843	age 85	Sinclair, Lady Issobell of Girnelaw (Greenlaw) (I71286)
1844	age 88	Sinclair, Janet (I71320)
1845	age 9 months	Smith, Grace Elsie (I9720)
1846	Age: 0/11/8, died of measles Son of Dick (b. Canada) & Estella Hubbard (b. MI) Cumming (Dick and Estella were married, Feb 14 1886, New Haven, Gratiot Co., MI) Informant: Dick Cumming, Ithaca, MI Interment: May 7 1904 Burial: Ithaca Cemetery	Cumming, Frederick (I50360)
1847	Age: 28 Regiment/Service: Cameron Highlanders, 10th Bn. Son of William Ewing Gilmour and Jessie Gertrude Gilmour, husband of Mary H. M. Gilmour, of Woodbank, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire.	Gilmour, Col.Sir Allan Macdonald KCVO OBE MC (I38182)
1848	Age: 34 Regiment/Service: Canadian Infantry, 50th Bn. Son of Robert and Jean Reid, of Admaston, Renfrew Co., Ontario.	Reid, Charles McKillop (I39397)
1849	aged 2 years	Drysdale, George (I20257)
1850	Aged 3 yrs. 6 mo's, granddaughter of Paul and Barbara Ruckle Heck	Heck, Barbara (I13937)

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1801

Address 2136 Angus St, Regina, SK
Household includes Tilda Kennard, a governess and it appears children of another Lambert family, richard 1903 and Dorothy 1907.
Also boarders Mary E. Scott, widow, b. Aug 1872, Scotland
Mannie Scott, female, b Sep 1903, Scotland
Elizabeth Scott, b Mar 1907, Scotland
All 3 are boarders.
Are they operating a school?

Lambert, Willson Andrew (I9633)

1802

Address as of 6 June 1848

Mason, William (I1454)

1803

Address: 2219 Rae St., Regina, SK

Hagerman, Albert Avery (I1619)

1804

Address: 3618 W 25 St. Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

Nash, Mark S. (I28961)

1805

Address: 729 - 16th Ave. W., Ward 6, Vancouver

Cavanagh, George Washington (I4387)

1806

Address: Fife Street, retired farmer

Reid, John (I14928)

1807

Address: Main St., Rockwood, ON

Dodds, Rev. William Cranston (I1606)

1808

Address: Township16, Range13, W3 Merodian, near Swift Current;
Worker for Herman and Edna Gates

Dodds, John Ralph "Jack" (I1548)

1809

Adjacent to John Robertson Con 1 Lot 15W, his son William who looked after John Young later in life in exchange for this property.

Young, John II (I6741)

1810

Adjala-Tosoronto Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada

Bulloch, Elizabeth (I6263)

1811

Adjala-Tosoronto Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada

Doyle, Ann (I23740)

1812

Administrator Deed from estate of John Roy Sheridan, Mary V. Sheridan administrator. Deed from Alfred and Muriel to the Veterans Land Act 1950.
Others after 1952 Gertrude B. Kirkham, Daniel J. and Norma M. Brady.
1957 - expansion of Hwy #7
part to Don and Lila Blair
1959 pt to Mary L. Rounding

Blair, Alfred McFayden (I44472)

1813

adopted by her great aunt Experience Tupper of Milton, N. S.

Waterman, Lydia Maria (I42499)

1814

Adopted by John and Lidia Smith of Iowa and name changed to Violet Edna Smith
She married as Violet Smith at Anderson TX 7 Jul 1913 James F Gilmer

Ellsworth Smith, Edna Violet (I60169)

1815

Affleck - (from the Lanark Era)

There passed away in Middleville on Sunday, January 11th, after a brief illness, June Rodger, wife of Mr. Samuel Affleck. In her 75th year. Since the dawning of the New Year the Sands of Time had for her been sinking fast though there was little to indicate that the last hour was so fast approaching. for many years failing helath had greatly reduced her physical powers, but always she bore the burden of her frailty with patience and cheerfulness, using still the moisture of strength that remained from day to day in the little tasks that were still within reach, Always a great lover of home she was a good wife and mother, and in the 52 years of her married life she bore the round of work that fell to her lot, bravely and well, and always the watchwords, of her daily life were industry, thrift and unselfish service.

Born at Rosetta, the fourth daughter of the late Henry Rodger and his wife, Jessie Stead, she spent all her lifetime in that vicinity, her married life being lived in Middleville, with the exception of a few years in Hopetown.

Sisters and brothers surviving are: Mrs. Janet Baird of Lanark Village; Mrs Isabella Mather, Mrs Mary Affleck and Mr. James H. Rodger of Middleville and Robert H. Rodger of Rossetta. Besides her husband there are two daughters and three sons who mourn her loss, namely Jessie May at home; Mrs. Wm. Liddle of Middleville; Fred, of Edmonton; Harry of Sinclair, Man.; Clement, at home.

The funeral service took place on Tuesday in the Baptist Church, of which she was a faithful member, and was conducted by Rev. Mr. McNab, pastor of the United Church. Acting as pallbearers were Messrs. Harry Somerville, John Rodger, Harry J. Rodger, Harry Mather, Chas. Affleck and Ralph Affleck

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
23 Jan 1931

Rodger, Jane (I13317)

1816

Affleck, John D., Q.C.
Suddenly on Thursday, November 11, 1965, John Donald Affleck, Q.C., age 49 years of 2446 Rosewood Avenue, formerly of Lanark, Ontario, assistant Deputy Minister of Justice, beloved husband of Rita Brown, dear father of Jane and John, brother of William N., Oshawa, Reverend George A., Fort Alberni, British Columbia, Mrs. Allan M. Jones (Mary), Madison, New Jersey, Mrs. George c. Allen (Jean), Sarnia, Mrs. Lloyd J. Phin (Bess), Rouge Hills, Ontario. Resting Hulse and Playfair, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod Street. Service Monday 1 p.m. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Saturday.

Affleck, John Donald Q. C. (I50760)

1817

Affleck-Baird '97
Married, at the residence of Alexander Lawson, Esq., Middleville on the 26th (?) May, by Rev. Jas. Andrew, Mr. W. S. Affleck, of Manitoba to Miss Sarah Baird, daughter of Mr. Jas. Baird, Esq., Mornington (Twp, Perth Co. ON)
Marriage registration #006064 1885

Family: William Scott Affleck / Sarah Baird (F1732)

1818

After an illness of only one week Henry Nelson Halpenny died at Mlnnedosa. aged 60 years. He is survived bv his widow and two daughters, one Mrs. C. C. Heard, of Winnipeg, and the other. Miss Florence, at home.

Mr. Halpenny was born tn Pertb county, Ont., in 1866. and came with hls parents to Manitoba In 1884; they were among the first settlers In the Mlnnedosa district, residing a short distance east of the town. He married Miss Nellie Bolton. 33 years ago, and carried on business in Mlnnedoaa for many years. Hla death Is the first break In a family of five brother and four sisters. Mrs. Herbert Halpenny, of Winnipeg, is a sister.

Free Press Evening Bulletin
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
06 Apr 1927, Wed ?W Page 6

Halpenny, Henry Nelson "Harry" (I3415)

1819

after death Mary Gibson to children of John Gibson in equal shares

7 Oct 1899
All except 31 1.2 acres sold (The Canadian Electric and Water Power Co. Limited)
William Gibson, George Wilso Exs. John J. Gibson, William Scott Gibson, Samuel Gibson, Mary Gibson, Jessie Gibson - children of the late John Gibson to Mary Gibson (widow)
This property eventual went to Anson Bowes about 1956.

Gibson, John (I3769)

1820

After father's death Ab remained on farm with Mother and tw younger brothers.

Moved to Tom Stuart place. Later sold land to the Holdens. Had four children and Ab and children live in Calgary, AB

Campbell, Albert John (I4783)

1821

After his return to Canada from his trip to Cincinnati, William Poole, together with other Canadians who had sympathized with the Rebellion, decided to seek new homes in the United States. His long journey via the lakes and by covered wagon to the Rock River country in Illinois is told in the chapter "From Canada to Buffalo Grove." (See story).

Poole, William (I25739)

1822

After Jessie's death she returned to Perth to live with her other sister, Ann Steele

Scott, Jean "Jane" (I5913)

1823

After marriage Alex and Maureen lived eith 'Dad' Cairns for two years.

Cairns, Mary Maureen (I4788)

1824

After marriage to ? Gemmill Elizabeth and her family lived in Perth.

Kellock, Elizabeth Margaret (I81)

1825

After purchasing this property which adjoined his land grant, he built a sawmill.

Gillies, John (I16225)

1826

After teaching he
farmed the home farm.

Poole, Kenneth C. (I25780)

1827

After teaching he farmed the home farm.

Poole, Kenneth C. (I25780)

1828

After the death of Robert Ashby of Quinton the Ashbys of Bugbrooke cease to be ancestors of the Staines Ashbys. As the elder branch of the family they retained possession of the "Ashby's Ancient Estate" at Bugbrooke till 1876 when it was sold to Morris Ashby of Staines.

Ashby, Robert of Quinton (I28536)

1829

After their marriage they moved to village of Atikokan, some miles west of the city of Fort William, ON. Later they moved to Fort William where they were living in 1934.

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

1830

Again in this census David's name appears adjacent to that of Richard and Sally Day and a second Richard Day?i?

http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/926-1.html

1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds
Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com)
Transcriber: Brian Haskin
Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed
LAC # MS-2547
LDS # unknown
District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard Township
Enumerator: Ira Schofield

?/i?

Adams, David (I14203)

1831

Age 104, daughter of George C Howison1873-1942 and Florence H Gibbins 1873-1940,
Tribute: Long-time and well known resident, passed away peacefully with family and friend at the Brockville General Hospital on Tuesday, July 25th. 2006. Marion Florence Howison of Brockville in her 104th. year. Beloved sister of Helen M. Howison of Brockville. Daughter of the late George Charles Howison and his wife Florence Harriett Gibbins Howison. Survived by several nieces and nephews, including George Howison of Brockville, Rosemary Purdy of London, John Howison and his wife Anne of Brockville, Judy Johnston and her husband Dick of Rockport, Sharron Vander Meer of Brockville and Florence Bolton and her husband Wayne of Hamilton. Also survived by very dear friends Val and Dr. Don Smylie and Gerry Northrup, all of Brockville. Predeceased by brothers Gibbins, Gordon, Arthur, Harold and John Howison, a sister Edyth Howison and sisters-in-law Opal and Iva Howison.

Friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home, 137 Pearl Street, East, Brockville on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday, July 28th. 2006 at 11 a.m. Interment will follow at Oakland Cemetery. In memoriams to the C.N.I.B., Hospice of Providence Palliative Care, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation or the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.

Howison, Marion Florence (I47942)

1832

age 2 years and 7 months

Frizell, Clarinda (I24193)

1833

age 3 months

Archive     Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives
Archive reference     ROD-WEXFORD-1859
Record set     Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Deaths
First name(s)     William
Sex     Male
Last name     Poole
Burial year     1723
Birth year     -
Death year     1723
Denomination     Quaker
Country     Ireland
Burial place     -
Meeting     Wexford
Age     abt 3 mos
Death date     16 10/1723
Burial date     ? ? 1723
Father's first name(s)     Joseph
Mother's first name(s)     Jane
Register type     Death & Burial
Description     Register of deaths, WEXFORD, 1859
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Burials
Collections from     Ireland
? Findmypast

Poole, William (I24303)

1834

age 46, b. ontario (suspect), merchant

Johnston, Robert C. (I59382)

1835

Age 5 months, 21 days, cause of death/broncho-pneumonia

Infant daughter of Harrison & Arzelia Cummings Bailey , natives of MI

Informant: Wm. Sell, Ithaca, MI
Interment: Jan 18 1918
Burial: Ithaca Cemetery

Sibling:
Richard Bailey
(b) 1918 (d) Nov 25 1923, Ithaca Twp.

Bailey, Lucile (I50329)

1836

Age 6 months, cause of death/ valves of heart, "blue baby"

Son of Harrison (b. MI) & Arzelia Cummings (b. Ithaca, MI) Bailey

Informant: Harrison Bailey, Ithaca, MI
Interment: Oct 5 1914
Burial: Ithaca Cemetery

Sibling:
Richard Bailey
(b) 1918 (d) Nov 25 1923, Ithaca Twp.

Bailey, Theodore (I50326)

1837

age 62 yr. 8 mo. 14 day

Miller, John Kelso (I7001)

1838

age 73

Sinclair, Henry John 1st of Greenland, 2nd of Rattar (I71318)

1839

Age 74, married, occupation/farmer, 7 children - 6 living, cause of death/Bright's disease

Son of John Cumming, native of Canada

Informant: A. M. Cumming, Eugene, MI
Interment: Apr 11 1898
Burial: New Haven Cemetery

Children:
Elizabeth Cummings Brown, b. 1851, Canada
Alexander Cummings, b. 1854, Canada
Peter Cummings, b. 1855, Canada
James Cummings, b. 1857, Canada
Richard Cummings, b. 1861, Canada
William Cummings, b. 1865, Canada
Lurene Bates (adopted daughter), b. 1878, MI

Cumming, Peter (I29669)

1840

age 78 yrs 5 mos.

1868 Friday January 10Tne Almonte Gazette, pg 3, stone 17
In Ramsay, on Sunday, the 6th inst. Mr Allan Gilmour, aged 78 years. Mr Gilmour was one of the first settlers of this township, and is regretted by a large number of friends.

Gilmour, Allan A. (I9207)

1841

age 79 years

Sutherland, Baroness Janet of Oman (I71319)

1842

Age 81 Years, 11 Months

Loving husband of Esther(Carlisle). Father of thirteen children. 2nd marriage to Isabella(McKay). Dear son of James and Margaret(Menzies)Allan. Brother. Immigrated to US in 1869. Employed as Justice of the Peace.

According to the online index of the cemetery book, buried: 10/15/1901

Cause of Death: Obstruction/ Jaundice

*Note: Death certificate states he's buried at Green Ridge Cemetery.

Allan, John (I42784)

1843

age 85

Sinclair, Lady Issobell of Girnelaw (Greenlaw) (I71286)

1844

age 88

Sinclair, Janet (I71320)

1845

age 9 months

Smith, Grace Elsie (I9720)

1846

Age: 0/11/8, died of measles

Son of Dick (b. Canada) & Estella Hubbard (b. MI) Cumming
(Dick and Estella were married, Feb 14 1886, New Haven, Gratiot Co., MI)

Informant: Dick Cumming, Ithaca, MI
Interment: May 7 1904
Burial: Ithaca Cemetery

Cumming, Frederick (I50360)

1847

Age: 28
Regiment/Service: Cameron Highlanders, 10th Bn.

Son of William Ewing Gilmour and Jessie Gertrude Gilmour, husband of Mary H. M. Gilmour, of Woodbank, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire.

Gilmour, Col.Sir Allan Macdonald KCVO OBE MC (I38182)

1848

Age: 34
Regiment/Service: Canadian Infantry, 50th Bn.

Son of Robert and Jean Reid, of Admaston, Renfrew Co., Ontario.

Reid, Charles McKillop (I39397)

1849

aged 2 years

Drysdale, George (I20257)

1850

Aged 3 yrs. 6 mo's, granddaughter of Paul and Barbara Ruckle Heck

Heck, Barbara (I13937)

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