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1851	aged 33 years 11 months - wife of T. R. White 1892, Friday January 15, The Almonte Gazette page 4 DEATHS At Almonte, January 12th, Charlotte Elizabeth McLaren, wife of Mr Thomas R. White, aged 33 years and 11 months. 1892, Friday January 15, The Almonte Gazette front page The Late Mrs T.R. White It is with very deep regret that we announce this week the death of Mrs T.R. White, which took place on Tuesday last at the early age of 33 years and 11 months. Mrs White was a daughter of the late Mr Neil McLaren, of Bathhurst, and has been a resident of Almonte for about sixteen years, during which time, by her cheerful disposition and kindliness of heart, she made many warm friends, who are deeply grieved by her untimely death. Mrs White had not been in good health the past few years, and was seriously ill with lung trouble on several occasions. About two weeks ago she was attacked with la grippe, and, although at first no fatal results were expected, it gradually led to a breaking up of her system. She leaves behind her, besides her husband, three children, two girls and a boy. The youngest is only five years old, and will sadly miss his mother's watchful care. We tender our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) ?W 48010981-sent links to parents	McLaren, Charlotte Elisabeth (I20388)
1852	aged 35 years 10 months 1881, Friday May 20, The Almonte Gazette page 2 DEATHS At Merrickville, on the 13th inst., Mrs George Newman, eldest daughter of Andrew Wilson 1881, Friday May 20, The Almonte Gazette page 3 Almonte and District News Obit. ? We greatly regret to record the death of Mrs George Newman, of Merrickville, eldest daughter of Andrew Wilson, Esq., of Appleton. The deceased lady had a wide circle of acquaintances in Ramsay, among whom her untimely death will cause deep sorrow. The funeral took place on Sunday from Appleton, whither the body had brought from Merrickville on Saturday, to the Presbyterian cemetery in Ramsay, and was very largely attended	Wilson, Margaret (I59019)
1853	aged 50 years 1883, Friday November 16, The Almonte Gazette, page 2 DEATHS At Bennie's Corners, on Friday, 9th November, Christena Snedden, wife of the late Mr James Snedden, aged 50 years.	Snedden, Christena (I59036)
1854	aged 6 years	Drysdale, Isabella (I20263)
1855	aged 62 years In Ramsay on the 4th inst, Mr James Snedden, aged 61 years 1882, Friday April 7, The Almonte Gazette, page 3 The Late Mr James Snedden The chronicler of local events has at no time a sadder duty to perform than when called on to record the death of those well known to the generality of our readers, and who have to certain extent identified themselves with the history of the locality. No face was more familiar on our streets than that of the gentleman whose death it is our sad duty to record to day. Very few indeed of our readers in Almonte and the surrounding neighbourhood but can recall the good-humoured countenance of the man who was so well and favourably known at "Banker Snedden," but whose smile will be seen no more. The late Mr James Snedden was born on the 11th line of Beckwith in 1821. About fifty-five years ago the father of the deceased removed to Ramsay, settling at Rosebank, and building the grist mill there, afterwards going into the lumbering business, and dying at Quebec of cholera about 1834. At the time of his father's death James, who was the eldest son, was about fourteen years of age, and from that time he acted as a father to his brothers and sisters. The three brothers, James, William and John continued to work harmoniously together until the youngest was about thirty years of age, but although they were then working each for himself, the elder brother never lost his fatherly interest in their well being. Like his father, the deceased engaged in lumbering and speculation of other kinds, and was very fortunate in his pursuits, but the hard times in the lumber trade and a heavy expenditure he had been led into to improve the passage from his timber limits, caused him heavy losses. It must not, however, be supposed that he was straightened in his resources, as the widow and family are left well provided for. The deceased attended church at Rosebank on Sunday, as usual, and on Monday morning he harnessed his horse to come to Almonte, He went into the house to wash his hands and coming out of the wash-room he placed his hand on his head and exclaiming "Oh! My head!" fell to the floor in an apoploptic fit, and only rallied for a brief time in the evening, and died on Tuesday morning about six o'clock, in the 61st year of his age. The deceased was borne to the 8th line cemetery on Thursday afternoon, the funeral being attended by a large concourse of friends and neighbours who were unanimous in the opinion that a good and worthy neighbour has been called away. The family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.	Snedden, James (I59030)
1856	aged 63 years 1888, Friday March 9,The Almonte Gazette, front page Obit. We regret to record the death of another good and highly esteemed resident of the town in the person of Marion Gray, wife of Mr John Crawford, who passed to her lone home on Monday afternoon last, after a short illness from inflammation of the lungs, aged 63 years. Although the deceased lady had suffered from the same disease on more than on occasion before, the final hour came somewhat suddenly at last, and carried sadness to the firesides on many warm friends of the aged couple. The late Mrs Crawford was a native of Glasgow, Scotland, and came to live in Almonte after her marriage at Perth about 25 years ago. Here Mr Crawford started the first bakery in town, in the building on the west side of the river now used as a private residence by Mr Henry Forgie. After carrying on business for a few years on the West Side be built the bakehouse at present owned and occupied by Mr A. McLean, where, for several years, he conducted a very successful business, and some ten of twelve years ago retired on a competence. Mrs Crawford's death will be regretted by a large circle of friends, by whom she was held in the highest respect, her many sterling womanly qualities winning for her the friendship of all who knew her. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon to the eighth line cemetery, and was a fitting tribute to the memory of one who had been a kind and loving wife, a good citizen and a true Christian. Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383)	Marion Gray (I39727)
1857	aged 73 years 8 months 1918, Friday October 18, The Almonte Gazette page 4 DEATHS At Almonte, Oct 16th, Thomas R. White, aged 74 years 1918, Friday October 18, The Almonte Gazette front page Mr T.R. White After an illness of some months Mr T.R. White passed away on Monday, aged 74 years. The late Thomas Robinson White was born in Bathurst township, a son of the late Richard White, and there he made his home until he was married to Charlotte Elizabeth McLaren, forty-five years ago, and immediately afterwards he came to Almonte, and bought out the tinsmithing business of Mr John R. McMunn ( a brother of Mr Wm McMunn of town). Possessed of keen commercial instincts, he gradually increased the business by adding hardware, plumbing and other lines, and was so successful that in the closing years of his life he could enjoy the results of his earlier years of labour and thrift. A family of three children were born to Mr and Mrs White. These were Mrs Jas McCreary (Ida), of Sudbury; Mrs (Dr) Webster (Tot), of Vancouver; and Richard T. at Winnipeg. About twenty-four years ago Mrs White died, and some years later Mr White was again married to Miss Mirtena Barrie, who is still living. Three brothers, John C. of Carleton Place; Richard E., of Fisher, Minn, and George of Almonte, and one sister, Mrs D. McGregor, of Moose Jaw, Sask, are also living. Among those who attended the funeral, which took place on Wednesday afternoon, were Mrs McGregor, Mrs McCreary, Mr. John C. White, Mrs Daly, Ottawa; Mr Robert Stewart, Lanark, and Messrs Cram of Carleton Place. The pallbearers were Messrs Wm Thoburn, P.J. Young, J.H. Conn, H.R. Warren, E.H. Knight, and J. Wylie. Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383)-also sent links to 2 spouses	White, Thomas Robinson (I20389)
1858	aged 75 years 7 months 1937, Thursday February 25, The Almonte Gazette page 4 Mrs T.R. White The funeral of Mrs T.R. White was held from the family home, Elgin Street, Monday afternoon, to the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Mrs White had been ill for some time and she passed away at noon on Saturday, aged 75 years. Deceased was the former Mirtena Barrie and was born in Belleville in 1861, a daughter of the late Thomas A. Barrie and his wife, Margaret Drysdale. As a young girl she lived in Lanark Village and in May, 1894, she was married to the late Thomas R. White, hardware and coal merchant of Almonte, who predeceased her in 1918. Mr and Mrs White, during their lifetime, were members of Trinity Methodist Church and Mrs White continued with that church after union. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Andrew McLauchlin, assisted by Rev Wm Aird, Rev A.J. Fowlie and Rev C.D. McLellan. Pallbearers were: Messrs James Patterson, L.W. Shipman, W.C. Pollock, Wm Jamieson, Dr T.R. Paterson and David Williams. Among the relatives and friends who attended from a distance were: Misses Julia and Blanche Kennedy and Mrs P.J. Daly of Ottawa; Dr and Mrs C.W. Ferrill of Carleton Place; Mr Gerald Dulmage of Perth; Mr and Mrs R.E. White, Mrs May Millar, Miss Ruby Stewart and Mrs M. Watt of Perth; Mr and Mrs Sutherland and Mrs Campbell of Carleton Place. Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) ?W	Barrie, Mirtena (I50151)
1859	Aged 83 years, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Montgomery, Drummond, on Saturday evening, July 10th, there passed away Mrs. Matthew Ballantine, Sr. She had not been robust in health for the last nine months. On October 27th last year she took a stroke, and from that time on never seemed to regain the strength she formerly enjoyed. She took tea with the folk Saturday evening as usual and afterwards moved about in much her accustomed way. While in the house, and about fifteen minutes past six, she was seized with a stroke again and died almost instantly, cerebral apoplexy being the cause. Mr. Ballantine died Sept. 1904. Elizabeth Ann Todd was born in Ballymena, Ireland, Sept. 21st, 1826. Ballymena is a swet little town in the North of Ireland, situated in the heart of a fertile district. The people of Ballymena are noted for their hospitality, and one that wants to experience a genuine Irish welcome must visit Ballymena. In 1830 the family moved from Ireland's green shores to seek fortune in the land of promise - Canada. They settled on the farm now owned by Mr. Michael Murphy, which the poetic fancy of these Celtic pioneers had christened "Clover Valley Farm." In 1849 she was married, on March 30th, to the late Matthew Ballantine. There was a family of ten sons and daughters, eight of whom are alive. Jane (Mrs. A. Armstrong) at Sumas, B.C.; Mary (Mrs. Wm. Montgomery), Drummond; Margaret (Mrs. James Closs), deceased; Elizabeth (Mrs. Alex. Reid), Kisbey, Sask.; David T., at Victoria, B.C.; Matthew J., on the homestead, Lanark; Sarah T., died in 1881; John, in Sidney, B.C.; Samuel, Carnduff, Sask.; Agnes E., in Summerland, B.C. Mrs. Arch. Affleck of Middleville is a sister. The funeral will take place on Monday at two o'clock, Rev. R.W. Kelly, assisted by Rev. D.C. McIntosh, officiating. A large number of friends and acquaintances followed the remains to the grave. Interment at Lanark Village cemetery. The Lanark Era, Wednesday, July 14, 1909, page 1	Todd, Elizabeth Ann (I60415)
1860	Ages of male children: 1, 8, 13, 20 Ages of female children: 10, 16, 18 Present Residence: Crossing Croft? Source Information Ancestry.com. Canada, Immigration and Settlement Correspondence and Lists, 1817-1896 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Original data: Emigration, Original Correspondence, 1817'961857 and 1872'961896. CO 384. War and Colonial Department and Colonial Office: Emigration Original Correspondence. The National Archives of the United Kingdom, Kew, Surrey, England. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU.	Lambie, William (I10765)
1861	AGNES ALEXANDER BLAIR/RACHEL PETER F 21/09/1729 466/ 20 361 Clackmannan	Blair, Agnes (I15867)
1862	AGNES HENRY BLAIR/MARGARET ANDERSON FR446 (FR446) F 08/09/1765 706/ 20 232 Dunbar Name: Agnes Blair Gender: Female Baptism Date: 8 Sep 1765 Baptism Place: , Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland Father: Henry Blair Mother: Margaret Anderson FHL Film Number: 1067796 Reference ID: 2:15PT3JS	Blair, Agnes (I15857)
1863	Agnes Baird Gender: Female Birth: May 29 1773 Christening: June 6 1773 Tulliallan, Perth, Scotland Father: James Baird Mother: Helen Jameson Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11397-4 System Origin: Scotland-ODM GS Film number: 1040141 BAIRD AGNES JAMES BAIRD/HELEN JAMESON F 06/06/1773 397/ 10 262 Tulliallan	Baird, Agnes (I27968)
1864	Agnes Bassett, a wonderful woman and devoted to her lifetime companion and husband, Moses Bassett. She was also a devoted mother to her two children, Arthur and Eleanor. Along with her role as mother, she took on the task of being a home based grandmother to Jim, Dohn and Bruce and aided in the raising of them. She, like her mother, "ruled the roost". She was known as matriarch of the family. She was a mainstay in "togetherness" of her Moodie and Bassett families. Many who knew her said she never had a rough word and was kind to all. She is resting next to Moses, her husband.	Moodie, Agnes Miller "Aggie" (I22168)
1865	Agnes Boyle (Jamieson). Born 1850, Scotland, died 25 July 1892, Brisbane. Survived by Husband David, and children, Ellen Mason, Clarence Hendry, Thomas Henry, Harriet Sophia, Elizabeth Miller, Andrew Alphonse, Ada Jane, Jeannette, Robert and Agnes May.	Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)
1866	Agnes Boyle was the wife of David Miller Boyle, and died during the birth of her 11th child at Lady Bowen Hospital in Brisbane. Survived by Husband David, and children, Ellen Mason, Clarence Hendry, Thomas Henry, Harriet Sophia, Elizabeth Miller, Andrew Alphonse, Ada Jane, Jeannette, Robert and Agnes May. Name: Agnes Boyle Death Date: 25 Jul 1892 Death Place: Queensland Father's name: Gavin Jamieson Registration Year: 1892 Registration Place: Queensland Registration Number: B025217 Page Number: 2520 Record set Queensland Deaths 1829-1964 Death date 25 Jul 1892 First name(s) Agnes Last name Boyle Registration year 1892 State Queensland Country Australia Mother's first name(s) - Mother's last name - Father's first name(s) Gavin Jamieson Registration number 1892/B025217 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Australia & New Zealand ?A? Findmypast 2015	Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)
1867	Agnes Browning Baird On October 9th, 1969 at Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg, Agnes Browning Baird, daughter of the late Professor Andrew B. Baird, formerly of Manitoba Colledge and Augustine United Church. She was born in Winnipeg and served in the First World War with the Canadian Army Medical Corps, No. 4, Toronto Unit. She spent one and a half years in salonika and Malta and three years in France. She also saw service on the hospital ships traveling the Atlantic. After a short period with the Victorian Order of Nurses she went to China in 1928 under the auspices of the Rockefeller Foundation. She joined the staff of the Peiping Union Medical College as teaching supervisor. She was making good progress with the language when her health deteriorated and after two years found it necessary to return to Canada. She is survived by one sister, Marjorie, of Victoria, B.C. Memorial service October 18th in St. Vital United Church. Winnipeg Free Press 13 Oct 1969	Baird, Agnes Browning (I20881)
1868	Agnes Crail was born 02 Jun 1782 in East Lothian, Scotland. She married John Colin Dunlop 05 Sep 1801 in Avondale, Lanarkshire, Scotland. She died 05 Dec 1853. The family departed from Greenock, Scotland on 02 May 1821 aboard the Earl of Buckinghamshire. They arrived in Quebec City, Canada on 13 Jun 1821. They settled on East Lot 11, concession 8 in Dalhousie Township, overlooking Dalhousie Lake. Agnes and John are reported to be buried in Crawford's Cemetery, but no grave has been found.	Crail, Agnes (I14802)
1869	Agnes Dorothy of Liddel Lodge Panton near Carlisle died 16 February 1960 Confirmation of John Anthony Marshall and Major Donald Stuart macalister Hall. Sealed London 22 June.	Marshall, Agnes Dorothy (I41047)
1870	Agnes had been born in England, and came to Canada as a "home girl", where she was raised by the Findlay family of Manotick.	Findlay, Agnes (I10773)
1871	Agnes Huntar Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name:Agnes Huntar Gender:Female Christening Date:07 May 1612 Christening Place:SAINT CUTHBERTS, EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Father's Name:Michaell Huntar Mother's Name:Issobell Weir	Hunter, Agnes (I33870)
1872	Agnes Huntar Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name:Agnes Huntar Gender:Female Christening Date:23 May 1619 Christening Place:SAINT CUTHBERTS, EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Father's Name: Michaell Huntar Mother's Name: Issobell Weir HUNTAR AGNES MICHAELL HUNTAR/ISSOBELL WEIR FR192 (FR192) F 23/05/1619 685/2 10 184 St Cuthbert's	Hunter, Agnes (I33814)
1873	Agnes Hunter Scotland Marriages, 1561-1910 Name:Johne Miller Spouse's Name:Agnes Hunter Event Date:23 Jan 1644 Event Place:Ochiltree,Ayr,Scotland MILLER JOHNE AGNES HUNTER/FR632 (FR632) 23/01/1644 609/ 30 6 Ochiltree First name(s) Johne Last name Miller Marriage year 1644 Marriage date 23 Jan 1644 Marriage place Ochiltree,Ayr,Scotland Spouse's first name(s) Agnes Spouse's last name Hunter Place Ochiltree County Ayrshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Marriages 1561-1910 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from Scotland, United Kingdom Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl	Family: Johne Miller / Agnes Hunter (F2793)
1874	Agnes Keith,Countess of Moray, Regent of Scotland and at one time most powerful woman in Scotland, daughter of William Keith 3rd or 4th "Earl of Marishal" of Dunnottar Castle. She married James Stuart 1st Earl of Moray regent of Scotland 1567-1570, illegitimate son of King James and half brother of Mary Queen of Scots.	Keith, Anna Agnes Countess of Moray (I22707)
1875	Agnes married William Graham Miller on April 25, 1879, Lanark County, Ontario. William was the son of William Miller and Ann Graham. Children of Agnes Baird and William Miller may have included: 1. John Baird Miller, born April 5, 1882, Lanark County, Ontario. 2. William Johnson/Johnstone Miller, born April 5, 1882, Lanark County, Ontario. William married Mary Lauretta Robertson on Dec. 31, 1903, Ramsey, Lanark County, Ontario. 3. Albert Graham Miller, born February 7, 1884, Lanark County, Ontario. Albert married Margaret May Anderson on Oct. 2, 1907, Lanark County, Ontario. See link below. 4. James Lloyd Miller, born Oct. 7, 1888, Lanark County, Ontario. James married Maud E. Payne on Aug. 30, 1911, Clayton, Lanark County, Ontario. 1953, Thursday October 9, The Carleton Place Canadian page 7 Mrs Wm Miller Dies In 95th Year One of the oldest and best loved resident of the Union Hall and Clayton district passed peacefully to rest on Sept, 25th at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs Eldin Currie in the person of Mrs Wm Miller, Sr. The deceased whose maiden name as Agnes S. Baird was born in Dalhousie township and was in her ninety-fifth year. She lived there until in 1879. After the death of her husband in 1890 she lived with her son Wm J. Miller in Lanark township. The family consisted of four sons all of whom are still living with the exception of John B. who died in 1942. The deceased familiarly known as "Grandma Miller" led a very active life and was always ready to respond to any call in time of trouble. She was a faithful member of the United Church, Clayton and in her active years took her part in all church activities. She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Wm J., Albert G., and James L. There are also 19 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. The funeral which took place on Sunday from the Scott Funeral Home to Clayton United Church was one of the largest ever held in this community. The hymns sung were two of her favourites, "Rock of Ages" and "The Lord's My Shepherd." Mr Harold Stevens sang a solo, "There Are No Disappointments in Heaven." There were many beautiful floral tributes from friends and neighbours. The pall bearers were six grandsons: Robert Miller, Charles Miller, Bert Miller, Russell, Frank Lowe and Allan Gardiner. Friends were there from Toronto, Trenton, Kingston, Williamburg, Ottawa, Shawville, Lanark, Perth and Hopetown.	Baird, Agnes Stewart (I26568)
1876	Agnes Mather, Lanark C6 L14	Mather, Agness "Nancy" (I4934)
1877	Agnes Mather, Lanark C6 L14	Mather, Agness "Nancy" (I4934)
1878	Agnes Millar Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Agnes Millar Gender: Female Christening Date: 02 Jul 1815 Christening Place: DUMBARTON,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND Birth Date: 24 Jun 1815 Father's Name: James Millar Mother's Name: Margaret Lang First name(s) Agnes Last name Millar Gender Female Birth year 1815 Birth place - Baptism year 1815 Baptism date 02 Jul 1815 Baptism place DUMBARTON,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) James Father's last name Millar Mother's first name(s) Margaret Mother's last name Lang Place Dumbarton County Dunbartonshire 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	Millar, Agnes (I4051)
1879	Agnes Ritchie Gender: Female Birth: May 6 1786 Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Father: Thomas Ritchie Mother: Jean Mclean Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11967-8 System Origin: Scotland-ODM GS Film number: 1041382, 0102913, 1041382, 0908248	Ritchie, Agnes (I26664)
1880	Agnes Thomson, late of Arbour Lake Seniors' Retirement Centre, of Calgary, passed away on Thursday, August 23, 2007 at the age of 84 years. Agnes was a dedicated family studies teacher. She was an avid traveler and a lover of mysteries. Agnes had a life-long passion for animals and also enjoyed needlepoint and reading. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church where she volunteered and sang in the choir. She was also a hospital volunteer. Agnes was a much-loved mother and grandmother and she will be dearly missed by all. After thirty years of being apart from her beloved husband Ian, Agnes has now joined him. Agnes is the wife of the late Squadron Leader Ian G. Thomson; mother of Bryan, Margaret and Douglas (Susan); grandmother of Rebecca and Emily Leong, Andrew and Ian Thomson; sister of John Maus, Elizabeth Maus, the late Douglas Maus, the late Margaret Bond, Jean McGugan, Donald Maus, Hugh Maus and the late Frances Maus. She is the daughter of the late Elizabeth and the late Jairus Maus. Funeral Services held at McInnis & Holloway's Chapel of the Bells (2720 Centre Street North) on Thursday, August 30, 2007. Interment of cremated remains on Saturday, September 8, 2007 at the Ayr Cemetery, Ayr, ON. From obituary published in the Calgary Herald on 8/27/2007.	Maus, Agnes Isabella (I56683)
1881	Agnes, Abraham's unmarried sister, and Rebecca, Abraham's mother, during her declining years lived with them.	Ferrier, Abraham II (I3194)
1882	Agness Carselaw Gender: Female Birth: Oct 31 1771 Christening: Nov 8 1771 Mearns, Renfrew, Scotland Father: Robert Carselaw Mother: Margaret Carselaw Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11571-2 System Origin: Scotland-ODM GS Film number: 1041279	Carslaw, Agness (I5780)
1883	Agnis Hunter mentioned in the record of Patrik Waddell Name: Agnis Hunter Sex: Female Husband: Jams Waddell Son: Patrik Waddell Other information in the record of Patrik Waddell from Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name:Patrik Waddell Gender: Male Christening Date:10 Mar 1639 Christening Place:, HADDINGTON, EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Birth Date:05 Mar 1639 Father's Name:Jams Waddell Mother's Name:Agnis Hunter	Waddell, Patrik (I33846)
1884	Agnness, Lanark Village	Baird, Agnes Stewart (I5509)
1885	Agricultural Census Col Marshall's 1834 Report of Lots Settled 1820-21 100 acres; (still here)	Cumming, John Jr. (I8976)
1886	Agricultural Schedule	Elliott, Robert (I3397)
1887	agricultural schedule	McPherson, Henry (I13156)
1888	Agricultural: ?u?Abraham: C3 13W?/u? 30 acres under cultivation, 6 under crops in 1851, 24 acres under pasture, 70 acres wood or wild, 8 acres wheat = 80 bushel.	Ferrier, Abraham (I19579)
1889	Agricultural: ?u?John Senior: C4 14 E?/u??i? ?/i?30 acres under cultivation, 10 under crops in 1851, 20 acres under pasture, 70 acres wood or wild, 3 acres wheat = 50 bushel.?i? Neighbours on the 1851 census. ?/i? Margaret Roark & family, John & Catherine Dewart, C3 12E - John & Isabell Rose, C3 17W - William & Margrey Hambidge, C2 24E - Daniel & Ann Payne, C1 15 pt - Patrick & Lydia Edwards, ?i?C3 13W - Abraham Ferrier, farmer, (from Holland!), log house, 1 storey?/i? ?i?C4 14E - John Ferrier, Sr., (from Holland!), log house, 1 storey?/i? ?i?C4 13E&W - John Ferrier, Jr.?/i? C5 13W - William & Ann Roswell C4 10pt - James & Agness Mcintosh C3 9E&W - Moncrief & Mary McDonald C4 5W - George & Margaret Peters C5 4W - Hugh & Maryann Drain Charles & Francis Draine C2 25 - Henry & Jane Walsh The Alexander Kidd family from the Scotch Line in Bathurst Twp. is nearby, concessions 1 & 2, but not in this immediate neighbourhood.	Ferrier, John Sr. (I19574)
1890	AINSLEY ALEXANDER JAMES AINSLEY/JANET GILLIES FR1308 (FR1308) M 16/07/1732 668/ 30 296 Linlithgow	Ainsley, Alexander (I31128)
1891	AINSLIE ALEXANDER ALEXANDER AINSLIE/ M 08/01/1765 750/ 10 212 Longformacus View image (6	Ainslie, Alexander (I31195)
1892	AINSLIE ALEXANDER ALEXANDER AINSLIE/JANET WHITE FR1348 (FR1348) M 16/09/1773 792/ 40 259 Jedburgh	Ainslie, Alexander (I31236)
1893	AINSLIE ALEXANDER GILBERT AINSLIE/ M 11/06/1730 792/ 30 278 Jedburgh First name(s) Alexander Last name Ainslie Gender Male Birth year 1730 Birth place - Baptism year 1730 Baptism date 11 Jun 1730 Baptism place JEDBURGH, ROXBURGH, SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) Gilbert Father's last name Ainslie Mother's first name(s) - Mother's last name - Residence Jedburgh, Roxburgh, Scotland Place Jedburgh County Roxburghshire 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	Ainslie, Alexander (I31213)
1894	AINSLIE ANDREW JAMES AINSLIE/ M 13/11/1757 792/ 40 199 Jedburgh	Ainslie, Andrew (I31237)
1895	AINSLIE CHRISTIAN JOHN AINSLIE/ F 08/07/1753 792/ 40 154 Jedburgh View image (6	Ainslie, Christian (I31247)
1896	AINSLIE CICELIE JOHN AINSLIE/ F 09/11/1757 792/ 40 199 Jedburgh	Ainslie, Cicelie (I31246)
1897	AINSLIE ELEANOR THOMAS AINSLIE/ F 01/04/1750 792/ 40 123 Jedburgh View image (6	Ainslie, Eleanor (I31245)
1898	AINSLIE GEORGE THOMAS AINSLIE/ M 28/07/1754 792/ 40 168 Jedburgh	Ainslie, George (I31238)
1899	AINSLIE GILBERT ALEXANDER AINSLIE/MARGRET ELLIOT FR1294 (FR1294) M 11/02/1759 792/ 40 204 Jedburgh	Ainslie, Gilbert (I31130)
1900	AINSLIE ISABEL ALEXANDER AINSLIE/ISABEL SPEIRS FR243 (FR243) F 29/06/1777 750/ 10 217 Longformacus	Ainslie, Isabel (I31200)

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aged 33 years 11 months - wife of T. R. White
1892, Friday January 15, The Almonte Gazette page 4
DEATHS
At Almonte, January 12th, Charlotte Elizabeth McLaren, wife of Mr Thomas R. White, aged 33 years and 11 months.

1892, Friday January 15, The Almonte Gazette front page
The Late Mrs T.R. White
It is with very deep regret that we announce this week the death of Mrs T.R. White, which took place on Tuesday last at the early age of 33 years and 11 months. Mrs White was a daughter of the late Mr Neil McLaren, of Bathhurst, and has been a resident of Almonte for about sixteen years, during which time, by her cheerful disposition and kindliness of heart, she made many warm friends, who are deeply grieved by her untimely death. Mrs White had not been in good health the past few years, and was seriously ill with lung trouble on several occasions. About two weeks ago she was attacked with la grippe, and, although at first no fatal results were expected, it gradually led to a breaking up of her system. She leaves behind her, besides her husband, three children, two girls and a boy. The youngest is only five years old, and will sadly miss his mother's watchful care. We tender our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family.
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1852

aged 35 years 10 months
1881, Friday May 20, The Almonte Gazette page 2
DEATHS
At Merrickville, on the 13th inst., Mrs George Newman, eldest daughter of Andrew Wilson

1881, Friday May 20, The Almonte Gazette page 3
Almonte and District News
Obit. ? We greatly regret to record the death of Mrs George Newman, of Merrickville, eldest daughter of Andrew Wilson, Esq., of Appleton. The deceased lady had a wide circle of acquaintances in Ramsay, among whom her untimely death will cause deep sorrow. The funeral took place on Sunday from Appleton, whither the body had brought from Merrickville on Saturday, to the Presbyterian cemetery in Ramsay, and was very largely attended

Wilson, Margaret (I59019)

1853

aged 50 years
1883, Friday November 16, The Almonte Gazette, page 2
DEATHS
At Bennie's Corners, on Friday, 9th November, Christena Snedden, wife of the late Mr James Snedden, aged 50 years.

Snedden, Christena (I59036)

1854

aged 6 years

Drysdale, Isabella (I20263)

1855

aged 62 years

In Ramsay on the 4th inst, Mr James Snedden, aged 61 years

1882, Friday April 7, The Almonte Gazette, page 3
The Late Mr James Snedden
The chronicler of local events has at no time a sadder duty to perform than when called on to record the death of those well known to the generality of our readers, and who have to certain extent identified themselves with the history of the locality. No face was more familiar on our streets than that of the gentleman whose death it is our sad duty to record to day. Very few indeed of our readers in Almonte and the surrounding neighbourhood but can recall the good-humoured countenance of the man who was so well and favourably known at "Banker Snedden," but whose smile will be seen no more. The late Mr James Snedden was born on the 11th line of Beckwith in 1821. About fifty-five years ago the father of the deceased removed to Ramsay, settling at Rosebank, and building the grist mill there, afterwards going into the lumbering business, and dying at Quebec of cholera about 1834. At the time of his father's death James, who was the eldest son, was about fourteen years of age, and from that time he acted as a father to his brothers and sisters. The three brothers, James, William and John continued to work harmoniously together until the youngest was about thirty years of age, but although they were then working each for himself, the elder brother never lost his fatherly interest in their well being. Like his father, the deceased engaged in lumbering and speculation of other kinds, and was very fortunate in his pursuits, but the hard times in the lumber trade and a heavy expenditure he had been led into to improve the passage from his timber limits, caused him heavy losses. It must not, however, be supposed that he was straightened in his resources, as the widow and family are left well provided for. The deceased attended church at Rosebank on Sunday, as usual, and on Monday morning he harnessed his horse to come to Almonte, He went into the house to wash his hands and coming out of the wash-room he placed his hand on his head and exclaiming "Oh! My head!" fell to the floor in an apoploptic fit, and only rallied for a brief time in the evening, and died on Tuesday morning about six o'clock, in the 61st year of his age. The deceased was borne to the 8th line cemetery on Thursday afternoon, the funeral being attended by a large concourse of friends and neighbours who were unanimous in the opinion that a good and worthy neighbour has been called away. The family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.

Snedden, James (I59030)

1856

aged 63 years
1888, Friday March 9,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Obit. We regret to record the death of another good and highly esteemed resident of the town in the person of Marion Gray, wife of Mr John Crawford, who passed to her lone home on Monday afternoon last, after a short illness from inflammation of the lungs, aged 63 years. Although the deceased lady had suffered from the same disease on more than on occasion before, the final hour came somewhat suddenly at last, and carried sadness to the firesides on many warm friends of the aged couple. The late Mrs Crawford was a native of Glasgow, Scotland, and came to live in Almonte after her marriage at Perth about 25 years ago. Here Mr Crawford started the first bakery in town, in the building on the west side of the river now used as a private residence by Mr Henry Forgie. After carrying on business for a few years on the West Side be built the bakehouse at present owned and occupied by Mr A. McLean, where, for several years, he conducted a very successful business, and some ten of twelve years ago retired on a competence. Mrs Crawford's death will be regretted by a large circle of friends, by whom she was held in the highest respect, her many sterling womanly qualities winning for her the friendship of all who knew her. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon to the eighth line cemetery, and was a fitting tribute to the memory of one who had been a kind and loving wife, a good citizen and a true Christian.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383)

Marion Gray (I39727)

1857

aged 73 years 8 months
1918, Friday October 18, The Almonte Gazette page 4
DEATHS
At Almonte, Oct 16th, Thomas R. White, aged 74 years

1918, Friday October 18, The Almonte Gazette front page
Mr T.R. White
After an illness of some months Mr T.R. White passed away on Monday, aged 74 years. The late Thomas Robinson White was born in Bathurst township, a son of the late Richard White, and there he made his home until he was married to Charlotte Elizabeth McLaren, forty-five years ago, and immediately afterwards he came to Almonte, and bought out the tinsmithing business of Mr John R. McMunn ( a brother of Mr Wm McMunn of town). Possessed of keen commercial instincts, he gradually increased the business by adding hardware, plumbing and other lines, and was so successful that in the closing years of his life he could enjoy the results of his earlier years of labour and thrift. A family of three children were born to Mr and Mrs White. These were Mrs Jas McCreary (Ida), of Sudbury; Mrs (Dr) Webster (Tot), of Vancouver; and Richard T. at Winnipeg. About twenty-four years ago Mrs White died, and some years later Mr White was again married to Miss Mirtena Barrie, who is still living. Three brothers, John C. of Carleton Place; Richard E., of Fisher, Minn, and George of Almonte, and one sister, Mrs D. McGregor, of Moose Jaw, Sask, are also living. Among those who attended the funeral, which took place on Wednesday afternoon, were Mrs McGregor, Mrs McCreary, Mr. John C. White, Mrs Daly, Ottawa; Mr Robert Stewart, Lanark, and Messrs Cram of Carleton Place. The pallbearers were Messrs Wm Thoburn, P.J. Young, J.H. Conn, H.R. Warren, E.H. Knight, and J. Wylie.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383)-also sent links to 2 spouses

White, Thomas Robinson (I20389)

1858

aged 75 years 7 months
1937, Thursday February 25, The Almonte Gazette page 4
Mrs T.R. White
The funeral of Mrs T.R. White was held from the family home, Elgin Street, Monday afternoon, to the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Mrs White had been ill for some time and she passed away at noon on Saturday, aged 75 years. Deceased was the former Mirtena Barrie and was born in Belleville in 1861, a daughter of the late Thomas A. Barrie and his wife, Margaret Drysdale. As a young girl she lived in Lanark Village and in May, 1894, she was married to the late Thomas R. White, hardware and coal merchant of Almonte, who predeceased her in 1918. Mr and Mrs White, during their lifetime, were members of Trinity Methodist Church and Mrs White continued with that church after union. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Andrew McLauchlin, assisted by Rev Wm Aird, Rev A.J. Fowlie and Rev C.D. McLellan. Pallbearers were: Messrs James Patterson, L.W. Shipman, W.C. Pollock, Wm Jamieson, Dr T.R. Paterson and David Williams. Among the relatives and friends who attended from a distance were: Misses Julia and Blanche Kennedy and Mrs P.J. Daly of Ottawa; Dr and Mrs C.W. Ferrill of Carleton Place; Mr Gerald Dulmage of Perth; Mr and Mrs R.E. White, Mrs May Millar, Miss Ruby Stewart and Mrs M. Watt of Perth; Mr and Mrs Sutherland and Mrs Campbell of Carleton Place.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) ?W

Barrie, Mirtena (I50151)

1859

Aged 83 years, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Montgomery, Drummond, on Saturday evening, July 10th, there passed away Mrs. Matthew Ballantine, Sr. She had not been robust in health for the last nine months. On October 27th last year she took a stroke, and from that time on never seemed to regain the strength she formerly enjoyed. She took tea with the folk Saturday evening as usual and afterwards moved about in much her accustomed way. While in the house, and about fifteen minutes past six, she was seized with a stroke again and died almost instantly, cerebral apoplexy being the cause. Mr. Ballantine died Sept. 1904.

Elizabeth Ann Todd was born in Ballymena, Ireland, Sept. 21st, 1826. Ballymena is a swet little town in the North of Ireland, situated in the heart of a fertile district. The people of Ballymena are noted for their hospitality, and one that wants to experience a genuine Irish welcome must visit Ballymena. In 1830 the family moved from Ireland's green shores to seek fortune in the land of promise - Canada. They settled on the farm now owned by Mr. Michael Murphy, which the poetic fancy of these Celtic pioneers had christened "Clover Valley Farm." In 1849 she was married, on March 30th, to the late Matthew Ballantine. There was a family of ten sons and daughters, eight of whom are alive. Jane (Mrs. A. Armstrong) at Sumas, B.C.; Mary (Mrs. Wm. Montgomery), Drummond; Margaret (Mrs. James Closs), deceased; Elizabeth (Mrs. Alex. Reid), Kisbey, Sask.; David T., at Victoria, B.C.; Matthew J., on the homestead, Lanark; Sarah T., died in 1881; John, in Sidney, B.C.; Samuel, Carnduff, Sask.; Agnes E., in Summerland, B.C. Mrs. Arch. Affleck of Middleville is a sister.

The funeral will take place on Monday at two o'clock, Rev. R.W. Kelly, assisted by Rev. D.C. McIntosh, officiating. A large number of friends and acquaintances followed the remains to the grave. Interment at Lanark Village cemetery.

The Lanark Era, Wednesday, July 14, 1909, page 1

Todd, Elizabeth Ann (I60415)

1860

Ages of male children: 1, 8, 13, 20
Ages of female children: 10, 16, 18
Present Residence: Crossing Croft?
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Canada, Immigration and Settlement Correspondence and Lists, 1817-1896 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
Original data:
Emigration, Original Correspondence, 1817'961857 and 1872'961896. CO 384. War and Colonial Department and Colonial Office: Emigration Original Correspondence. The National Archives of the United Kingdom, Kew, Surrey, England.
Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU.

Lambie, William (I10765)

1861

AGNES
ALEXANDER BLAIR/RACHEL PETER
F
21/09/1729
466/
20 361
Clackmannan

Blair, Agnes (I15867)

1862

AGNES
HENRY BLAIR/MARGARET ANDERSON FR446 (FR446)
F
08/09/1765
706/
20 232
Dunbar

Name:     Agnes Blair
Gender:     Female
Baptism Date:     8 Sep 1765
Baptism Place:     , Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland
Father:     Henry Blair
Mother:     Margaret Anderson
FHL Film Number:     1067796
Reference ID:     2:15PT3JS

Blair, Agnes (I15857)

1863

Agnes Baird
Gender:     Female
Birth:     May 29 1773
Christening:     June 6 1773
Tulliallan, Perth, Scotland
Father:     James Baird
Mother:     Helen Jameson
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     C11397-4
System Origin:     Scotland-ODM
GS Film number:     1040141

BAIRD
AGNES
JAMES BAIRD/HELEN JAMESON
F
06/06/1773
397/
10 262
Tulliallan

Baird, Agnes (I27968)

1864

Agnes Bassett, a wonderful woman and devoted to her lifetime companion and husband, Moses Bassett. She was also a devoted mother to her two children, Arthur and Eleanor. Along with her role as mother, she took on the task of being a home based grandmother to Jim, Dohn and Bruce and aided in the raising of them.

She, like her mother, "ruled the roost". She was known as matriarch of the family. She was a mainstay in "togetherness" of her Moodie and Bassett families.

Many who knew her said she never had a rough word and was kind to all.

She is resting next to Moses, her husband.

Moodie, Agnes Miller "Aggie" (I22168)

1865

Agnes Boyle (Jamieson). Born 1850, Scotland, died 25 July 1892, Brisbane. Survived by Husband David, and children, Ellen Mason, Clarence Hendry, Thomas Henry, Harriet Sophia, Elizabeth Miller, Andrew Alphonse, Ada Jane, Jeannette, Robert and Agnes May.

Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)

1866

Agnes Boyle was the wife of David Miller Boyle, and died during the birth of her 11th child at Lady Bowen Hospital in Brisbane. Survived by Husband David, and children, Ellen Mason, Clarence Hendry, Thomas Henry, Harriet Sophia, Elizabeth Miller, Andrew Alphonse, Ada Jane, Jeannette, Robert and Agnes May.

Name:     Agnes Boyle
Death Date:     25 Jul 1892
Death Place:     Queensland
Father's name:     Gavin Jamieson
Registration Year:     1892
Registration Place:     Queensland
Registration Number:     B025217
Page Number:     2520

Record set     Queensland Deaths 1829-1964
Death date     25 Jul 1892
First name(s)     Agnes
Last name     Boyle
Registration year     1892
State     Queensland
Country     Australia
Mother's first name(s)     -
Mother's last name     -
Father's first name(s)     Gavin Jamieson
Registration number     1892/B025217
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from     Australia & New Zealand
?A? Findmypast 2015

Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)

1867

Agnes Browning Baird
On October 9th, 1969 at Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg, Agnes Browning Baird, daughter of the late Professor Andrew B. Baird, formerly of Manitoba Colledge and Augustine United Church.

She was born in Winnipeg and served in the First World War with the Canadian Army Medical Corps, No. 4, Toronto Unit. She spent one and a half years in salonika and Malta and three years in France. She also saw service on the hospital ships traveling the Atlantic. After a short period with the Victorian Order of Nurses she went to China in 1928 under the auspices of the Rockefeller Foundation. She joined the staff of the Peiping Union Medical College as teaching supervisor. She was making good progress with the language when her health deteriorated and after two years found it necessary to return to Canada.

She is survived by one sister, Marjorie, of Victoria, B.C.

Memorial service October 18th in St. Vital United Church.

Winnipeg Free Press
13 Oct 1969

Baird, Agnes Browning (I20881)

1868

Agnes Crail was born 02 Jun 1782 in East Lothian, Scotland. She married John Colin Dunlop 05 Sep 1801 in Avondale, Lanarkshire, Scotland. She died 05 Dec 1853.
The family departed from Greenock, Scotland on 02 May 1821 aboard the Earl of Buckinghamshire. They arrived in Quebec City, Canada on 13 Jun 1821. They settled on East Lot 11, concession 8 in Dalhousie Township, overlooking Dalhousie Lake.
Agnes and John are reported to be buried in Crawford's Cemetery, but no grave has been found.

Crail, Agnes (I14802)

1869

Agnes Dorothy of Liddel Lodge Panton near Carlisle died 16 February 1960 Confirmation of John Anthony Marshall and Major Donald Stuart macalister Hall. Sealed London 22 June.

Marshall, Agnes Dorothy (I41047)

1870

Agnes had been born in England, and came to Canada as a "home girl", where she was raised by the Findlay family of Manotick.

Findlay, Agnes (I10773)

1871

Agnes Huntar
Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name:Agnes Huntar
Gender:Female
Christening Date:07 May 1612
Christening Place:SAINT CUTHBERTS, EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
Father's Name:Michaell Huntar
Mother's Name:Issobell Weir

Hunter, Agnes (I33870)

1872

Agnes Huntar
Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name:Agnes Huntar
Gender:Female
Christening Date:23 May 1619
Christening Place:SAINT CUTHBERTS, EDINBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
Father's Name: Michaell Huntar
Mother's Name: Issobell Weir

HUNTAR
AGNES
MICHAELL HUNTAR/ISSOBELL WEIR FR192 (FR192)
F
23/05/1619
685/2
10 184
St Cuthbert's

Hunter, Agnes (I33814)

1873

Agnes Hunter
Scotland Marriages, 1561-1910
Name:Johne Miller
Spouse's Name:Agnes Hunter
Event Date:23 Jan 1644
Event Place:Ochiltree,Ayr,Scotland

MILLER
JOHNE
AGNES HUNTER/FR632 (FR632)
23/01/1644
609/
30 6
Ochiltree

First name(s)     Johne
Last name     Miller
Marriage year     1644
Marriage date     23 Jan 1644
Marriage place     Ochiltree,Ayr,Scotland
Spouse's first name(s)     Agnes
Spouse's last name     Hunter
Place     Ochiltree
County     Ayrshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Marriages 1561-1910
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Marriages
Collections from     Scotland, United Kingdom
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

Family: Johne Miller / Agnes Hunter (F2793)

1874

Agnes Keith,Countess of Moray, Regent of Scotland and at one time most powerful woman in Scotland, daughter of William Keith 3rd or 4th "Earl of Marishal" of Dunnottar Castle. She married James Stuart 1st Earl of Moray regent of Scotland 1567-1570, illegitimate son of King James and half brother of Mary Queen of Scots.

Keith, Anna Agnes Countess of Moray (I22707)

1875

Agnes married William Graham Miller on April 25, 1879, Lanark County, Ontario. William was the son of William Miller and Ann Graham.

Children of Agnes Baird and William Miller may have included:

1. John Baird Miller, born April 5, 1882, Lanark County, Ontario.

2. William Johnson/Johnstone Miller, born April 5, 1882, Lanark County, Ontario. William married Mary Lauretta Robertson on Dec. 31, 1903, Ramsey, Lanark County, Ontario.

3. Albert Graham Miller, born February 7, 1884, Lanark County, Ontario. Albert married Margaret May Anderson on Oct. 2, 1907, Lanark County, Ontario. See link below.

4. James Lloyd Miller, born Oct. 7, 1888, Lanark County, Ontario. James married Maud E. Payne on Aug. 30, 1911, Clayton, Lanark County, Ontario.

1953, Thursday October 9, The Carleton Place Canadian page 7
Mrs Wm Miller Dies In 95th Year
One of the oldest and best loved resident of the Union Hall and Clayton district passed peacefully to rest on Sept, 25th at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs Eldin Currie in the person of Mrs Wm Miller, Sr. The deceased whose maiden name as Agnes S. Baird was born in Dalhousie township and was in her ninety-fifth year. She lived there until in 1879. After the death of her husband in 1890 she lived with her son Wm J. Miller in Lanark township. The family consisted of four sons all of whom are still living with the exception of John B. who died in 1942. The deceased familiarly known as "Grandma Miller" led a very active life and was always ready to respond to any call in time of trouble. She was a faithful member of the United Church, Clayton and in her active years took her part in all church activities. She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Wm J., Albert G., and James L. There are also 19 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. The funeral which took place on Sunday from the Scott Funeral Home to Clayton United Church was one of the largest ever held in this community. The hymns sung were two of her favourites, "Rock of Ages" and "The Lord's My Shepherd." Mr Harold Stevens sang a solo, "There Are No Disappointments in Heaven." There were many beautiful floral tributes from friends and neighbours. The pall bearers were six grandsons: Robert Miller, Charles Miller, Bert Miller, Russell, Frank Lowe and Allan Gardiner. Friends were there from Toronto, Trenton, Kingston, Williamburg, Ottawa, Shawville, Lanark, Perth and Hopetown.

Baird, Agnes Stewart (I26568)

1876

Agnes Mather, Lanark C6 L14

Mather, Agness "Nancy" (I4934)

1877

Agnes Mather, Lanark C6 L14

Mather, Agness "Nancy" (I4934)

1878

Agnes Millar
Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name:     Agnes Millar
Gender:     Female
Christening Date:     02 Jul 1815
Christening Place:     DUMBARTON,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:     24 Jun 1815
Father's Name:     James Millar
Mother's Name:     Margaret Lang

First name(s)     Agnes
Last name     Millar
Gender     Female
Birth year     1815
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1815
Baptism date     02 Jul 1815
Baptism place     DUMBARTON,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     James
Father's last name     Millar
Mother's first name(s)     Margaret
Mother's last name     Lang
Place     Dumbarton
County     Dunbartonshire
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

Millar, Agnes (I4051)

1879

Agnes Ritchie
Gender:     Female
Birth:     May 6 1786
Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Father:     Thomas Ritchie
Mother:     Jean Mclean
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     C11967-8
System Origin:     Scotland-ODM
GS Film number:     1041382, 0102913, 1041382, 0908248

Ritchie, Agnes (I26664)

1880

Agnes Thomson, late of Arbour Lake Seniors' Retirement Centre, of Calgary, passed away on Thursday, August 23, 2007 at the age of 84 years.

Agnes was a dedicated family studies teacher. She was an avid traveler and a lover of mysteries. Agnes had a life-long passion for animals and also enjoyed needlepoint and reading. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church where she volunteered and sang in the choir. She was also a hospital volunteer.

Agnes was a much-loved mother and grandmother and she will be dearly missed by all. After thirty years of being apart from her beloved husband Ian, Agnes has now joined him. Agnes is the wife of the late Squadron Leader Ian G. Thomson; mother of Bryan, Margaret and Douglas (Susan); grandmother of Rebecca and Emily Leong, Andrew and Ian Thomson; sister of John Maus, Elizabeth Maus, the late Douglas Maus, the late Margaret Bond, Jean McGugan, Donald Maus, Hugh Maus and the late Frances Maus. She is the daughter of the late Elizabeth and the late Jairus Maus.

Funeral Services held at McInnis & Holloway's Chapel of the Bells (2720 Centre Street North) on Thursday, August 30, 2007. Interment of cremated remains on Saturday, September 8, 2007 at the Ayr Cemetery, Ayr, ON.

From obituary published in the Calgary Herald on 8/27/2007.

Maus, Agnes Isabella (I56683)

1881

Agnes, Abraham's unmarried sister, and Rebecca, Abraham's mother, during her declining years lived with them.

Ferrier, Abraham II (I3194)

1882

Agness Carselaw
Gender:     Female
Birth:     Oct 31 1771
Christening:     Nov 8 1771
Mearns, Renfrew, Scotland
Father:     Robert Carselaw
Mother:     Margaret Carselaw
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     C11571-2
System Origin:     Scotland-ODM
GS Film number:     1041279

Carslaw, Agness (I5780)

1883

Agnis Hunter
mentioned in the record of Patrik Waddell
Name:     Agnis Hunter
Sex:     Female
Husband:     Jams Waddell
Son:     Patrik Waddell
Other information in the record of Patrik Waddell
from Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950

Name:Patrik Waddell
Gender:     Male
Christening Date:10 Mar 1639
Christening Place:, HADDINGTON, EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
Birth Date:05 Mar 1639
Father's Name:Jams Waddell
Mother's Name:Agnis Hunter

Waddell, Patrik (I33846)

1884

Agnness, Lanark Village

Baird, Agnes Stewart (I5509)

1885

Agricultural Census
Col Marshall's 1834 Report of Lots Settled 1820-21
100 acres; (still here)

Cumming, John Jr. (I8976)

1886

Agricultural Schedule

Elliott, Robert (I3397)

1887

agricultural schedule

McPherson, Henry (I13156)

1888

Agricultural:
?u?Abraham: C3 13W?/u?
30 acres under cultivation, 6 under crops in 1851, 24 acres under pasture, 70 acres wood or wild, 8 acres wheat = 80 bushel.

Ferrier, Abraham (I19579)

1889

Agricultural:
?u?John Senior: C4 14 E?/u??i?
?/i?30 acres under cultivation, 10 under crops in 1851, 20 acres under pasture, 70 acres wood or wild, 3 acres wheat = 50 bushel.?i?

Neighbours on the 1851 census. ?/i?
Margaret Roark & family,
John & Catherine Dewart,
C3 12E - John & Isabell Rose,
C3 17W - William & Margrey Hambidge,
C2 24E - Daniel & Ann Payne,
C1 15 pt - Patrick & Lydia Edwards,
?i?C3 13W - Abraham Ferrier, farmer, (from Holland!), log house, 1 storey?/i?
?i?C4 14E - John Ferrier, Sr., (from Holland!), log house, 1 storey?/i?
?i?C4 13E&W - John Ferrier, Jr.?/i?
C5 13W - William & Ann Roswell
C4 10pt - James & Agness Mcintosh
C3 9E&W - Moncrief & Mary McDonald
C4 5W - George & Margaret Peters
C5 4W - Hugh & Maryann Drain
Charles & Francis Draine
C2 25 - Henry & Jane Walsh
The Alexander Kidd family from the Scotch Line in Bathurst Twp. is nearby, concessions 1 & 2, but not in this immediate neighbourhood.

Ferrier, John Sr. (I19574)

1890

AINSLEY
ALEXANDER
JAMES AINSLEY/JANET GILLIES FR1308 (FR1308)
M
16/07/1732
668/
30 296
Linlithgow

Ainsley, Alexander (I31128)

1891

AINSLIE
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER AINSLIE/
M
08/01/1765
750/
10 212
Longformacus
View image (6

Ainslie, Alexander (I31195)

1892

AINSLIE
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER AINSLIE/JANET WHITE FR1348 (FR1348)
M
16/09/1773
792/
40 259
Jedburgh

Ainslie, Alexander (I31236)

1893

AINSLIE
ALEXANDER
GILBERT AINSLIE/
M
11/06/1730
792/
30 278
Jedburgh

First name(s)     Alexander
Last name     Ainslie
Gender     Male
Birth year     1730
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1730
Baptism date     11 Jun 1730
Baptism place     JEDBURGH, ROXBURGH, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     Gilbert
Father's last name     Ainslie
Mother's first name(s)     -
Mother's last name     -
Residence     Jedburgh, Roxburgh, Scotland
Place     Jedburgh
County     Roxburghshire
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

Ainslie, Alexander (I31213)

1894

AINSLIE
ANDREW
JAMES AINSLIE/
M
13/11/1757
792/
40 199
Jedburgh

Ainslie, Andrew (I31237)

1895

AINSLIE
CHRISTIAN
JOHN AINSLIE/
F
08/07/1753
792/
40 154
Jedburgh
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Ainslie, Christian (I31247)

1896

AINSLIE
CICELIE
JOHN AINSLIE/
F
09/11/1757
792/
40 199
Jedburgh

Ainslie, Cicelie (I31246)

1897

AINSLIE
ELEANOR
THOMAS AINSLIE/
F
01/04/1750
792/
40 123
Jedburgh
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