Notes: Lanark County Origins

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2201	Anglican Garrison Records Eighteenth leaf TD William Shields private in the twenty-sixth regiment and Sarah his wife had a daughter born on the fourth instant and baptised this nineteenth day of September, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-eight, named Mary by Alex: Spark Minister William Shields Father Sarah Shields Mother Jos. Bowden 26th Regt Maray McAneary	Shields, Mary (I28115)
2202	Anglican section Inscription sacred (t)o the memory of Eliza daughter of Wm. & Jane [Wallace] Robinson died June 16, 185(2) aged 21 y'rs	Robinson, Eliza (I22449)
2203	ANGUS ANN WILLIAM ANGUS/HELEN HAY FR81 (FR81) F 17/03/1734 445 10 / 75 Leuchars	Angus, Ann (I71958)
2204	Ann (Corry) Jamieson Wife of Former Pastor Here - Mrs. Jamieson Dies After a Long and Useful Life The body of Mrs. Jamieson, at one time a resident of LeMars, was brought here for interment on Saturday and buried beside the remains of her husband who died two years ago. Mrs. Jamieson was the wife of Rev. Archibald Jamieson who in his lifetime was a well known minister in the Methodist Northwestern conference and served as pastor in a number of churches in Iowa and South Dakota. He was pastor of the First Methodist Church in LeMars in the eighties and was for many years a frequent visitor in LeMars when his son, the late Robert Jamieson, lived here. Of late years, Mrs. Jamieson made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Foster, in Correctionville, moving a year or two ago to Clear Lake. Her death was due to pneumonia coupled with the infirmities of old age. Her maiden name was Annie Corry, and she was born 83 years ago at Perth, Ontario, Canada, and was married in that country to Rev. Archibald Jamieson. They came to Iowa shortly after their marriage. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Foster of Clear Lake, Ia., and two sons, Amos Jamieson of Pasadena, Cal., and W. I. Jamieson of Miles City, Mont. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mark Masters of Alta and Rev. Walter Torbet of LeMars, both ministers being old and intimate friends of the family. Mrs. Jennie Foster and R. B. Foster of Clear Lake, Rev. and Mrs. Parke E. Miller of Allendorf, Ia., and Mrs. Archie Jamieson of St. James, Minn., were relatives who came to LeMars to attend the last rites. Mrs. Jamieson had many friends during her long and useful life she helped who held her in high regard. She was a devout christian woman who made the world a better place in which to live. [LeMars, Iowa Newspaper, Published Tuesday, October 28, 1919]	Korry, Ann C. (I5881)
2205	Ann Baird, Lanark Village, dau James Baird & Ann Craig	Baird, Ann (I5507)
2206	Ann Fisher Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Ann Fisher Gender: Female Christening Date: 22 Aug 1809 Christening Place: BALQUHIDDER,PERTH,SCOTLAND Father's Name: Malcom Fisher Mother's Name: Christian Macintyre	Fisher, Ann (I18915)
2207	Ann Hagerman Services for Ann T. Hagerman, 76, will be at 11 a.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Hagerman, 2131 E. Union Hills Drive, died Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital. She had been a scheduler 11 years for North American Rockwell Co. until retiring in 1962. Survivors include her husband, Archie; children, Prather, Archie Jr. and Ruth Ann DeCamp; sisters, Locke Joerding and Lena Teme; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Arizona Republic, October 24, 1974, Page 15. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/arizona-republic-obituary-for-ann-t-hag/142504697/ : accessed March 2, 2024), clip page for Obituary for Ann T. Hagrrman by user dianeduncan01	Smith, Anna Tilden (I17972)
2208	ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland. She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University. Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes. She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger. A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service. Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721 (shared by contributor ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland. She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University. Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes. She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger. A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service. Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721 (shared by contributor ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland. She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University. Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes. She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger. A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service. Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721	Hunger, Ann Jeanette (I14542)
2209	Ann Marie Tweedie Nye, 90, of Mullins, passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 28, 2017 at McLeod Hospice House in Florence. She spent her final days surrounded by her family and died with her beloved daughter, Jackie, by her side. Ann Marie was born on July 24, 1927 in Sandusky, Michigan to the late Dr. George Evans Tweedie and Mrs. Richard Edward Lipscomb (Margaret Smith Tweedie Lipscomb). She was married to the late Jackson Lenneau Nye, and for many years they owned and operated Nye Drug Store in Mullins. Mrs. Nye graduated from Ashley Hall in Charleston, attended the University of South Carolina, and received her B.A. degree from the University of Georgia where she was a member of the Chi Omega Sorority. Upon graduation, she worked for the Charleston Public Library and later for the Harris and Webster Insurance Services. Her love for Mullins and Marion County was evident in the many ways she served her community through the years. Mrs. Nye was an avid supporter of economic development and often acted as an ambassador on behalf of the various industrial and development committees in the region. She served as Secretary of the Mullins Industrial Planning Committee and as Vice-chairman of the Mullins Development Commission. She was a Director and Treasurer of the Mullins Chamber of Commerce and recipient of the Director of the Year award. Ann was a past chairman of the Mullins Merchant Association and a Secretary of the Mullins Library Board. She served on the Carolina Golden Leaf Board of Directors and was a Board member of the Marion County Museum. She was a member of the Mullins Depot Committee, the Mullins Great Town Committee, the Mullins Tree Committee, and the Tussie Mussie Garden Club. In addition, Mrs. Nye served as a former Miss Mullins. Ann has been an active supporter of Pee Dee Academy since its inception. In its early years, she acted as secretary and librarian; and she performed numerous tasks to ensure the school had a strong foundation. As a member of the DAR, Mrs. Nye worked to promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. She served as State Corresponding Secretary, State Historian, State Registrar, and on the Tamassee DAR School Board. She was a member of the Blue Savannah, Swamp Fox chapter of which she was a Regent, Recording Secretary, and Corresponding Secretary. She had served as State President of S.C. Dames of the Court of Honor, State Vice-President and State Chaplain of the Daughters of Colonial Wars, State Vice-Regent of the Daughters of the American Colonists and a member of the Pee Dee Chapter where she served as Registrar, Corresponding, and Recording Secretaries. A faithful Christian with a sweet and gentle spirit, she left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She was an active, dedicated member of Macedonia United Methodist Church where she served as past Chairman of the Day Care Board, past Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees, former Secretary of the Administrative Board, and an active member of Silver Service and Nurture and Care Committee as well as in many other capacities. Surviving Mrs. Nye are her daughter and son-in-law, Jacquelyn Nye Paterno and Charles F. Paterno of Mullins; four grandchildren, Charles Nye (Mandy) Paterno of Richmond Hill, Georgia; Lide Evans (Jen) Paterno of Arlington, Virginia; Jackson McDonald (Nirina) Paterno of Madagascar; and Reade Warner Paterno of Washington, DC; six great-grandchildren, Blake, Warren Ann, Adela, Evans, Annabelle, and Madix Paterno. A service to celebrate her life will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 1, 2017 in the sanctuary of Macedonia United Methodist Church. A private burial will be held earlier in the day. - Meares Funeral Home	Tweedie, Ann Marie (I62465)
2210	Ann Robiinson is listed as a widow.	Miller, Charlotte Ann "Ann" (I10261)
2211	Ann Tully, 28, daughter of William George & Ann Tully, Burgess to William McCullough, 22, son of William & Margaret McCullough, Drummond, 13 October 1864, Methodist.	Family: William McCullock / Ann Tully (F3661)
2212	Anna C. Freund (formerly of North Catasauqua) DOD: Sunday, October 12 POD: Muhlenberg Hospital Center Age: 85 Spouse: Adam Freund (deceased) POB: Catasauqua Parents: Oliver J. and Mamie (Gillespie) BenVenuti Employment: she worked at the former General Ribbon Mill, Catasauqua, and was a case worker in the County Relief office before she was a secretary for the former A. Newton Bugbee Construction Co., Catasauqua Religious Affiliation: the First Presbyterian Church of Hokendauqua Predeceased by: a son, John Oliver Obit info published in The Morning Call on October 13, 1997	Benvenuti, Anna Catherine (I40158)
2213	Anna Mabel Scott, resident of Belmont, died on March 3, 2011. She was born April 20, 1921 in Govan, Saskatchewan, Canada, to Wilard H. Scott and Clara A. Alford. Anna immigrated to the U.S. to Burlingame, CA in 1923. She attended Central Grammar School, San Mateo Union High School, and San Mateo Junior College. She graduated with a B.A. Degree from the University of California, Berkeley in 1942. Anna was a member of the first group of women to be selected to the U.S. Navy Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES). She served in the 12th Naval District, San Francisco, before being sent overseas to the Naval Aviation Supply Depot, Pearl Harbor, HA. Her next tour of duty was at the security office of the Joint Research Development Board in Washington, D.C. There she met many of the members of the Los Alamos, N.M. scientific community. Other tours of duty were: Communications, Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard, S.F. during the Korean Conflict; in the Classification Office of Personnel, 6th Naval District, Charleston, S.C.; and finally as Separations Officer at Treasure Island Naval Station, S.F. Anna was released from duty in 1956, but continued to serve her country in the Naval Reserve. She retired as a Lt. Commander. Anna attended San Jose State College, receiving her library credential in 1953. Her career as a librarian started at San Carolos High School, and concluded after sixteen years, with the San Mateo County Library as a Reference Coordinator. She has been a resident of San Mateo County since 1923 and a resident of Belmont, CA, since 1936. She has been a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Belmont, CA, since 1937. She enjoyed researching the family genealogy, traveling, and doing exquisite needle- point work. She was an avid reader, as all librarians are; a long time patron of the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco Symphony, and the Best of Broadway theater. She also supported the local Peninsula theaters as well. She leaves behind two families; her own relatives who shall miss her stories, and a warm and wonderful second adopted family in Maryland with whom she was friends for over 55 years. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, March 29th at 7 pm at the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, 1300 Fifth Ave., Belmont, CA 94002. Family and friends are welcome to join us for a reception following the service in the church parish hall. Those wishing to make a donation in lieu of flowers, please donate to the following organization(s) that are close to Anna's heart: Belmont Library, 1110 Alameda de Las Pulgas, Belmont, CA 94002, Attn: Kathleen Beasley or to San Mateo County Genealogical Society, PO Box 5569, Redwood City, CA 94063. Published in San Jose Mercury News/San Mateo County Times on March 13, 2011.	Scott, Anna Mabel (I41355)
2214	Anna May Hingey-Tuffnell, 83, of Banning, died peacefully on Aug. 7, 2012. She was born May 19, 1929 in Ontario, Canada to her parents Nelson and Edna McDonald, who are of Scottish and Irish decent. At 16, Anna met John Hingey, who had just returned from the war, at an ice skating rink. The couple married in 1947 and moved from Canada to California in 1963. Anna worked at Delta Airlines as a Reservations Manager for 28 years before retiring in 1993. Her three greatest passions were family, gardening and travel. Anna was preceded in death by her first husband, John Hingey; second husband, Ronald Tuffnell; son, Michael Hingey, and siblings, Irene Taure and Wibb McDonald. Anna is survived by her sisters, Shirley Dewey and Gaye Andrus; son, John Hingey; daughters, Catherine Hill, Janice Blazek and Susan Costello; grandchildren, Andrea Scott, Heidi Fimbres, Brian Blazek, Jonathan Blazek, Dylan Hingey and Jason Hingey; and great grandchildren, Britany Scott, Kristen Scott, Liberty Scott, Jasmin Fimbres, Steven Fimbres and Victoria Fimbres. Visitation and funeral services took place Aug. 14, 2012 at Life Point Church in Banning. Interment is at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier. Arrangements were entrusted to Weaver Mortuary The Record Gazette Banning, CA 17 AUG 2012	McDonald, Anna May (I31273)
2215	ANNE PATRICK FERGUSON/KATHARINE FERGUSON FR192 (FR192) F 11/05/1766 336/ 10 186 Callander	Ferguson, Anne (I44771)
2216	Annie Cairns Hood was married to Jacob "Jake" Halliday. She was Jake's second wife. His first wife was her first cousin Penelope Hood, who died during childbirth. Annie and Jake had one child, Gordon Stewart, who died when he was seven months old. Annie's brother John "Johnny" Scott Hood had relocated to Cass County, North Dakota in 1896 (per the 1900 census), where he was working as a carpenter. A year after Gordon's death, Annie, Jake, and Annie's siblings Martha and (Robert) George also relocated to Cass County. Annie and Jake eventually moved to Devils Lake where they lived for many years. Annie and Jake also lived for a time in Oregon. When Annie's mother died, her obituary lists Annie as living in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. On the 1930 census, Annie and Jake are living in Multnomah County, Oregon. It is not known why Annie and Jake were living in Oregon, whether Jake had family there, if friends encouraged them to come, or if they simply wanted an adventure. Annie was known for her crocheting. The couple was living again in Devils Lake when Jake died in 1939. Over 30 years were spent living in Devils Lake, and one of Annie's good friends must have been Ada Brainard (FAG #122047595) who is buried at Devils Lake Cemetery. Ada was just one year older than Annie and must have given her two 8 x 10" professional pictures of herself. The back of one photo read: "With Love to Mrs. Halliday From Mrs. Brainard". It is believed that one of Ada's hobbies was photography. Descendants from the Hood family kept these pictures in good shape for over 80 years, before one of Ada's great grandsons was tracked down and the pictures sent to him. It is not known where Annie died. There is no record of a death certificate for her in North Dakota, so she may have returned to the Huron/Wellington County, Ontario Canada area and died there. Annie's younger sister Margaret had married Tony Holt and was living in Ontario. Jake, Annie, Penelope and Gordon are all buried at the same location at Harriston Cemetery, Minto Township, Wellington County, Ontario.	Hood, Annie "Cairns" (I39535)
2217	Annie Rachel Beatty (born Matthews) 1862 - 1922 Birth: Aug 29 1862 Whimple, Devon, England Marriage: Home Wedding at Matthews Family Residence, Gatton, QLD, Australia / Anglican Ceremony Nov 17 1880 Gatton, QLD, Australia Residence/Occupation: Brook St, South Brisbane / Domestic Duties 1903 Brisbane, QLD, Australia Residence/Occupation: Hatton Terrace / Domestic Duties 1905 Toowoomba, QLD, Australia Residence/Occupation: Domestic Duties 1908 Warwick, QLD, Australia Death: Liver Cirrhosis, Jaundice & Syncope / 'The Rosery' Beach St, Pialba May 20 1922 Pialba, QLD, Australia Burial: Polson Cemetary May 21 1922 Pialba, QLD, Australia	Matthews, Annie Rachel (I23755)
2218	Annie Semeniuk After a lengthy illness on Wednesday, July 7, 1982 at Seven Oaks General Hospital, Mrs Annie Semeniuk, aged 72 years, dearly beloved wife of Mr. Michael Semeniuk, of 181 Lansdowne Ave. Funeral service will be held on Monday, July 12 at 1:00pm at the Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main St. at Luxton Ave. with Rev. M. Pippy officiating. Interment to follow in Brookside Cemetery. Besides her loving husband Michael, she leaves to mourn her passing two sons, Bill and wife Tena of Vancouver, B.C., Ed and wife Bernice of Stonewall; three daughters, Helen Schmidt of Winnipeg, Victoria Hryniuk and husband George of Winnipeg, Grace Ouellon and husband Jean of Okanagan Falls, BC;; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three sisters, Vickie Kousof, Rosie Oliver, Jean Rogocki; four brothers, Paul, Walter, Andrew and Nick Bychuk. She was predeceased by her parents, one brother John and two sisters, Teenie and Nellie. Friends may call to pay their respects on Sunday, July 11 between 7:00 and 8:00 pm, also at the chapel. Cropo Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Phone 586-8044.	Bychuk, Annie (I61736)
2219	Annie was born in Drummond Township, Lanark County,Ontario, the daughter of William Buchan & Janet McFarland, who are buried in the Highland Line cemetery, Dalhousie Township, Lanark County. Annie was married at Middleville, on May 20,1859, to Joseph Smith, son of John Smith & Janet Marshall. ----------------------------------- Plot 442 : - In memory of - John Smith, died Apr.2,1912, aged 51 years - Joseph Smith, died Apr.2,1914, aged 82 years - also his wife, Annie Buchan, died Oct.10,1921, aged 84 years ----------------------------------- Death - Lanark Era - Oct.26,1921 - In North Sherbrooke, Mon. Oct. 10th, 1921, Mrs. Joseph Smith, aged 84 years. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Duncan McDougall of Elphin and two sisters; Mrs. Matthew Donald and Mrs. Eby Wilson, also of Elphin. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery. She was born in Drummond Township.	Buchan, Annie (I42248)
2220	Annie was the daughter of John Riddell & Jennie McDonald. She was married at Renfrew, Ontario, on Sept.1,1909, to Robert Gibson, son of David Gibson & Marcella Fitzpatrick. Annie & Robert were both living in Palmerston Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, when they were married. In 1911 they were living with Annie's parents in Palmerston Township, and had one son, John A. Gibson, 1 year old. Annie's parents are buried in Robertsville Cemetery, Palmerston Township, Frontenac County.	Riddell, Annie (I62513)
2221	Another esteemed resident of Perth for over half a century passed out of this life on Tuesday evening, May 29, 1923, in the person of Mrs. (Hon) Peter McLaren at the family home "Nevis Cottage" on Drummond Street, West. Although in uncertain health for some time, her death was sudden and unexpected and came as a severe shock to her relatives and wide circle of acquaintances. The Late Mrs. McLaren was formerly Sophia Elizabeth Lees, a daughter of the late Mr. William Lees, ex-MP and Mary Playfair of Playfairville, an officer in the Imperial Army and once a noted man in this locality, and she was born in Fallbrooke 78 years ago. In 1867 she was married to the late Mr. Peter McLaren, then a pioneer lumberman and afterwards Hon. Senator McLaren. After their marriage they came to Perth to reside. In 1916 they celebrated their golden wedding. In all the years of their married life Mrs. McLaren was a true and loving helpmate to her husband. Four years ago last month, May 23rd 1919, Senator McLaren passed away. The late Mrs. McLaren was of a quiet manner and happy disposition which made her many friends in St. James Church of which she was a member, and in the community, she took an active interest in everything that contributed to the community's well-being. She was of valuable assistance in various ways to St. James Church and her deeds of kindness and charity to many in the community were freely given. The late Mrs. McLaren is survived by three daughters, Mrs. F. W. Hall; Miss Kathleen, of Perth; Mrs. Benedict, of Toronto; two sons, Messrs. James L. P., of Perth; William L., of North Burgess; a sister Miss Lees of Perth; three brothers, Messrs. William, of Pincher Creek, Alta.; Dr. Frederick and Andrew, of Vancouver; a half-sister, Mrs. Inderwick, of Perth and three half brothers, Messrs. James, Guy and Albert of Vancouver. The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon to Elmwood cemetery with Rev. Dr. Bedford-Jones, Rector of St. James Church, officiating at the services at the home and grave.	Lees, Sophia Elizabeth (I13417)
2222	another notation - 2 Jun 1876	Ritchie, William of Miramichi & Montreal (I20530)
2223	ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONE. Daniel Walker died in Alexandria at the residence of his son, James Walker, on Sunday morning last, aged 67 years, 4 months and 11 days. Deceased was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, near the famous Dunbarton Castle. Moved to Glasgow when eighteen years old and married there at the age of twenty-six. In 1843 he moved to Lanark county, Ontario, and there carried on blacksmithing till the spring of 1868, when he came to Minnesota locating in Hudson, this county, where he has ever since lived excepting the last year and a half, which he has spent in town. He had eight children, six of whom survive him. He had passed the spot where the tide of so many lives sinks into the eternal sands, and while enjoying the calm evening of a well spent life was carried away by heart disease which had afflicted him for many years. He rests in Kinkead cemetery to which last abode he was carried from his son's residence last Monday afternoon, Rev. W. W. Norton conducting the services. (Douglas County News, Alexandria, Douglas County, Minnesota, April 21, 1881)	Walker, Daniel (I4979)
2224	Another Pioneer of the Community Answers Summons - Funeral Services Held Sunday Afternoon William McLaren, one of the pioneer residents of the McCanna community, passed away in the county hospital in this city last Thursday, following a lingering illness which had kept him bedridden for some time. Born October 30th, 1858, in Perth, Ontario, Mr. McLaren came to the McCanna community 61 years ago when a young man, and engaged in farming operations for a great many years. About seven years ago, when his health started to fail he moved to Grand Forks and lived there until about two years ago when they moved to this city and have resided here since. He was 83 years of age at the time of his death. Mr. McLaren took a great deal of interest in local and county politics, and was at one time a county commissioner and served on the township boards for several terms. Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Collins and Mrs. Cora Engh of Grand Forks, and Mrs. Floyd Warcup of this city, a niece, Mrs. George Alexander of Minneapolis, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Masonic funeral services were conducted from the Masonic Temple in this city on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, Dr. S.F. Halfyard officiating, and Rev. Nathan Daynard of the Presbyterian church preached the funeral sermon. Mrs. W. B. Bang sang "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Mrs. Wm Klemer at the piano, and a quartette composed of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stonehouse, Mrs. W. B. Bang and Amos D. Henry sang "Lead Kindly Light", with Mrs. Klemer accompanying. Interment was made in Bellevue cemetery. The following were the pallbearers: John Virden, J.F. Sheehan, James Murphy, Frank, Leo and Leonard McMahon. Honorary pallbearers: C.N. Swanson, Nels Hemmingsen, I.O. Messelt, W.B. Bang, T.O. Stensrud and P.J. Peterson.	McLaren, William (I13692)
2225	Another Victim Yesterday about 2 o'clock, pm, James McLaren, on of the oldest settlers on the Scotch Line, went into Charles Gordon's Tavern in this Town and asked for liquor which was refused him. He then solicited something to eat & some bread and beef was given to him. When he had about half concluded, he began to cough - leaned back his h ead, and expired. It is supposed that the meat stuck in his throat, and choked him. An Inquest, at the time we write, is about to be held. We understand that he was partially the worse of liquor at the time, and has been since Tuesday, more or less in the same state. This is another warning! Who will be the next victim? The Perth Courier Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada April 6, 1849, pg 3	McLaren, James (I9822)
2226	answered a call of the first organized Lutheran congregation in central Canada in Williamsburg Township. Reverend Schwerdtfeger became the first Pastor of the church the Lutherans of Dundas County built in 1790 at the front of Williamsburg . In 1792 a Lutheran church was built at Matilda Township, and Rev. Schwerdtfeger officiated at both churches until his passing in 1803.	Schwerdtfeger, Johan William Samuel (I32567)
2227	Anthony Mervin Holt, 83, of the Redwoods Hotel, died Thursday (Feb. 28, 1967) at Josephine General Hospital. Born June 29, 1883, in Ontario, Canada, he had lived here since 1952. Private graveside services will be Thursday at Hawthorne Memorial Gardens, with Hull and Hull Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include the widow, Margaret, Grants Pass; a daughter Daryle, Rogue River; a son, John, Grants Pass; a brother, Fred, Ontario, Canada, and two grandsons. [Tony also had a stepdaughter, Mary Lou DeJanvier.] Anthony "Tony" M. Holt was born June 29, 1883 in Wallace Township, Perth County, Ontario. [Familysearch.org lists that Tony was born in Moorefield, Wellington County, Ontario.] He was the son of John Holt and Charlotte Anger. Both of Tony's parents were born in Canada, although the Holt line originally came from Ireland around 1842. Charlotte Victoria, born in 1879, was the first child born to John Holt and his wife Charlotte. Next came William John, born in 1881. Two years later, in 1883, Anthony Mervyn came along, followed lastly by Frederick George in 1885. Tony's siblings all stayed in Canada. On Tony's obituary and death certificate, his middle name is listed as Mervin, but according to his WWI registration card, his middle name is written as Mervyn (His middle name has also been written as Melvin-see birth documentation.). All men in the United States had to fill out this registration card, whether or not they eventually enlisted. This card lists his occupation as "Druggist", something he must have worked at his whole life, as his death certificate lists his occupation as "proprietor, pharmacist retail drug store". Tony's WWI registration card from the County of Sheridan, Montana, lists him as age 35 and married. His wife was Agnes Gertrude Dailey, who he had married on Jan. 18, 1909 in Devils Lake, Ramsey County, North Dakota. One son, John ("Jack") M., was born on Nov. 10, 1909, and one daughter, Daryle Carmille, born Apr. 13, 1912, came from this marriage. Both children were born in North Dakota, but the family eventually moved to Saskatchewan, as they show up living in Saskatchewan on the Canadian 1916 Census (Mervin, Agnes, John and Daryl). They next appear to have moved to Montana where they show up on the 1920 US Census living in Sheridan. Tony and Agnes later divorced. It is not yet known where Agnes is buried. Tony must have been in the military, because he had a gray wool blanket from that time, that had one black stripe on it. It isn't yet known if he was with the United States or the Canadian forces. The black stripe showed that he must have been an officer. In the US Army, officers had a black stripe running up their pant leg. This originated from the time when most officers were on horse back, and riding a horse would cause a kind of a stripe on their pants. His second wife was Margaret Janet Hood, the widow of William C. McCauley. Tony had first met Margaret years before when he roomed at her parent's boarding house in Devils Lake, North Dakota. Tony eventually moved back up to Canada to take over his parent's farm. He and Margaret were married on October 12, 1950 in Listowel, Ontario, and they lived on the farm for about one year. After that, the couple relocated to Grants Pass Oregon, where they lived on 7th Street. Tony's son was living in Grants Pass, and his daughter lived in the southern Oregon area where she worked as a dance teacher. Margaret's daughter was working in southern California. Tony was known in the family for his Irish stew (which he tried to make once a year or so) and his love of dogs. Tony's son had a dog named George who was very devoted to Tony. Often Jack would drop off George on his way to work, so that George could spend the day with Tony. As George got older, he would sometimes take off on his own, trying to find his way to Tony's house. One rainy night, George lost his way and got hit by a car in downtown Grants Pass. While living in Grants Pass, Tony always kept a large vegetable garden in the back yard. They had many flowering plants also. Bleeding hearts grew on the side of the house, and in the back there was a yellow flowering forsythia bush, and a large snowball tree. Tony also was a big story teller. It isn't known how much fact versus fiction were in the stories. He told his step granddaughter Janet that when he was a young boy he swallowed a rock, so worried that he would turn into a rock. He also told the tale of being a young child and getting a doll for Christmas. He was so upset that he got a doll, that he broke the doll before the day ended. He also taught Janet, as a baby, how to stick out her tongue, and tried to teach her to whistle, but she never was very good at it. They had a canary for a while, that Tony would whistle to, showing once again, how much he liked to be around animals. Around the time that Tony's wife Margaret was placed in a nursing home, Tony moved to the Redwood's Hotel on 6th Street in downtown Grants Pass. This was a hotel that, at that time, had a lot of elderly people living there, and there was a restaurant on the first floor where the occupants, or anyone in town, could eat. Tony died on Feb. 28, 1967, and is buried at Hawthorne Memborial Gardens in Grants Pass. His daughter is buried next to him. A privately published book on the Holt line had this to say about Tony: "Anthony Melvin Holt was born June 29, 1883 in Wallace Township, and grew up there. On January 18, 1909 he married Agnes Gertrude Dailey at Devils Lake, N.D. She was born May 5, 1890. They had two children and were divorced. Anthony came back to Wallace Twp and took over his father's farm in 1938, until he sold it in 1951. He returned to the U.S.A. and married Margaret Janet McCauley and they lived at Grants Pass, Oregon."	Holt, Anthony Mervin "Tony" (I39556)
2228	Anthony Parr came from Quebec in the mid 1800's to Madoc... There was a Gold Rush (he walked the railway lines).. He met a and married Margaret Martin	Parr, Anthony (I39306)
2229	Anthony Republican, 24 May 1912: Edwin Hartley, for several years a resident of Anthony township, died Tuesday after several years of great suffering from cancer of the face. He was eighty years old. The funeral was conducted by Rev. G. L. Rulison of the M. E. church at the church Wednesday afternoon; interment in Forest Park Cemetery. He leaves three sons, residents of Anthony and Anthony township, J. H. Hartley, E. A. Hartley and W. J. Hartley; the first and last named sons being the owners of the Hartley Bros. transfer company.	Hartley, Edwin (I24077)
2230	Antonie 3, Freidrich 10, Eduard 11, Ottilie 13, Rudolph 17, Emilie 19, Maria 47, Friedrich 46	Richter, Fredrick (I9942)
2231	Apparently Abraham had a brother John, married to a Susannah Lawson. Have a photo but can't add it yet. The Ferrier Home stead was on the Scotch Line, subsequently owned by Thomas Perrin and currently owned by Andrew Allen?	Ferrier, Abraham III (I3057)
2232	appears to be a premature birth	Miller, Jonnet (I34127)
2233	Appears to be in community with many miners; some storekeepers and stockmen	Boyle, William John (I16265)
2234	Appears to be part of a settlement group possibly sponsored by the Railway. The group contained most of the requisite skills to successfully establish a community.	Miller, William (I10206)
2235	Appleton and Bathurst	Ashby, William George (I4415)
2236	Appointed Superintendant Nov 1909 Retired Apr 1937	Coxford, Archibald Whyte "Archie" (I21433)
2237	Apprentice harness maker - 40-42 Gore Street East; later the Ferrier block, later the Kinivie block 1832 - John Ferrier was apprenticed to a harness maker whose shop was in a log cabin on this site. In 1847, the log cabin was replaced by the Ferrier block, a two storey stone building with 2 stores and a central doorway for access to the 2nd floor. 40 Gore St. E initially housed grocers - Daniel Corrigan, 1847-1852; John McDougall, 1853-1867; Hugh Reynolds, 1868-1877. In 1917, T.A. Code buys the Ferrier block, and in 1925 it is rebuilt and renamed the Kinivie block. (later Wiseman shoe store). 42 Gore St. E 1847-1881 John Ferrier, saddler and harness maker. 1870 - John Ferrier, saddler, Walter & John Jr. Saddlers, Duce McGregor, Saddler, Samuel Clandemway, tanner. 1879 - John, Walter & John Jr. Ferrier harness makers, John McKerracher harness maker. 1881- Walter L. Ferrier inherited the business on the death of his father. Mr. Ferrier is a dealer in trunks, valiss, and horse furnishings and manufacturer of harness of every description. 1884 - (Directory), Ferrier Bros. (Walter L. & William) manufacturers and dealers in all descriptions of harness, trunks, valises etc. All orders including repaired of all kinds done with neatness and despatch. 1885 - Walter and John Ferrier harness makers. 1890 - John A. & William Ferrier harness makers. 1894-1917 - J.A. Ferrier harness maker 1902 - (Courier, Apr 4) Ferrier Harness Shop, selling Barondale Veterinary Medicines 1905 - (Courier, Jun 30 Ferriers Harness Est. 1838, Harness, trunks, bags, suitcases, shawl straps, etc., whips, lap rugs, etc.	Ferrier, John (I3252)
2238	apprenticed in Perth with John Ferrier, Christina's father	McGregor, Duncan (I35923)
2239	Approached Walter Shannon for work will circus was in Canada. Norris and Rowe Circus time in Canada (or was he in Montana?) June 20 - New Westminster, B.C. Canada 21 - Sunday 22-23 - Vancouver, B.C. Canada 15 - Cranbrook, B.C. Canada 16 - Blairmore, B.C. Canada?tab? ?tab?July 17 - Lethbridge, Alta. Canada 18 - Claresholm, Alta. Canada 19 - Sunday 20 - Calgary, Alta. Canada 21 - Red Deer, Alta. Canada 22 - Edmonton, Alta. Canada 23 - Vermillion, Alta. Canada 24 - North Battleford, Sask. Canada 25 - Saskatoon, Sask. Canada 26 - Sunday 27 - Dauphin, Man. Canada 28 - Gladstone, Sask. Canada 29 - Minnedosa, Sask. Canada 30 - Carberry, Sask. Canada 31 - Portage La Prairie, Sask. Canada August 1 - Kenora, Ont. Canada 2 - Sunday 3 - Ft. William, Ont. Canada 4 - Port Arthur, Ont. Canada 5 - Enroute 6 - Ft. Francis, Ont. Canada	Pennock, Murray Alexander (I47227)
2240	April 6, 1918 MRS. JAMES BROWNLEE IS LAID AT REST AT FISHER YESTERDAY Yesterday at 2 o'clock services over the remains of Mrs. James Brownlee, of Fisher, were held with Rev. Hibbard, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Crookston officiating. Mrs. Brownlee passed away last Tuesday evening at Fisher after an illness extending over a period of six weeks at the advanced age of 84 years. Coming from Ontario in 1880 Mrs. Brownlee made her home in Fisher with other members of her family, where she had resided up until the time of her death. During her long residence of Fisher, Mrs. Brownlee made many friends in the village and vicinity who are left to mourn her loss. She also leaves six daughters, Mrs. N.D. Phalen, of Crookston; Mrs. W. T. Rogers, of Smith Falls, Ont., Mrs. H. M. Webster, of Grand Forks; Mrs. D. A. Hamilton, of Fisher; Mrs. R. J. Church, of Park River, N.D. and Miss Jenny Brownlee, of Fisher and Dr. W J Brownlee, of Starkweather, N. D. Internment was made at Fisher.	Anderson, Muriel Ellen (I18074)
2241	April of the previous twelve months, so April 1871.	Miller, John (I13)
2242	ARCHIBALD MARGARET ANDRO ARCHIBALD/ELIZABETH RUSSALL FR124 (FR124) F 14/09/1601 479 0010 / 113 Falkirk	Archabald, Margaret (I70587)
2243	Archibald and Henry Boyle are neighbours of Robert Boyle	Bulloch, Archibald "Archie" (I6222)
2244	Archibald Anderson Nairn was born 31 October 1851 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada, and died 29 December 1907 in Middleville, Lanark Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada. His wife, Euphemia Paul, was born 12 September 1859 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada. She married Archibald Anderson Nairn 29 April 1881 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada, son of Archibald Nairn and Grace Galbraith. Obituary: At Middleville, Dec 29th, Mr. Archibald A. Nairn, aged 54 years. Born in Dalhousie, the only son of the late Archibald Nairn & the late Grace Galbraith, who died twenty and eighteen years ago respectively. Twenty six years ago, he married Euphemia Paul, of Dalhousie, eldest daughter of the late Robert Paul. To them were born three children; Willie G., who died nine years ago, and Lena M. and Robert A. who survive, with their mother. He had seven sisters; Janet (Mrs. Andrew Erskine), of Lammermoor; Beatrice (Mrs. John Gibson), of Lammermoor, deceased; Mary (Mrs. J. McNicol), of Watson's Crs.; Grace (Mrs. Robert Affleck), of Middleville; Euphemia (Mrs. Wm. Gibson), of Lammermoor; Ellen (Mrs. R. Bruntin), of Prospect, deceased; Margaret (Mrs. John Mather), of Middleville. Burial in Hopetown cemetery. ~ Published in THE LANARK ERA on Wed. January 1st, 1908	Nairn, Archibald Anderson (I10019)
2245	Archibald Cumming Adds: father and mother Gender: Male Birth: Oct 2 1755 Christening: Oct 5 1755 Rothesay, Bute, Scotland Father: Archibald Cumming Mother: Margaret Hyndman Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11558-2 System Origin: Scotland-ODM GS Film number: 1041085 Scotland Births and Baptisms 1564-1950 Transcription Print First name(s) Archibald Last name Cumming Gender Male Birth year 1755 Birth place - Baptism year 1755 Baptism date 05 Oct 1755 Baptism place ROTHESAY,BUTE,SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) Archibald Father's last name Cumming Mother's first name(s) Margaret Mother's last name Hyndman Place Rothesay County Buteshire 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	Cumming, Archibald (I14724)
2246	Archibald Miller may have died during the cholera epidemic of 1848-49.	Miller, Archibald (I6645)
2247	Archibald was a grandson of Archibald Rankin and Jean Scot. They immigrated to Canada in the fall of 1821. He was a son of James Rankin and Jean Campbell and was the eldest of their six children. Archibald Rankin was married to the former Beatrice Eiler who died in 1900. Surviving family members were daughters Maggie, Mrs. F.W. James, Francis, Saskatchewan; Evelyn, Mrs. C.J. Brownlee, of Sinclair, Manitoba and Miss Jean Rankin, at home. Two sons, James C. Rankin and Ellis G. Rankin predeceased him. For the full article, see: The Perth Courier, 8 January 1932	Rankin, Archibald (I21295)
2248	Archiblald Ashby Ontario Births, 1869-1912 Name: Archiblald Ashby Event Type: Birth Event Date: 12 Feb 1893 Event Place: Bathurst Township, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Gender: Male Father's Name: John Ashby Mother's Name: Mary Ann Ashby Certificate Number: 17657 Note: It appears that Mary Ann gave birth without a midwife or doctor.	Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)
2249	Archie and Clayton Farnnell were lodgers of Olive N. Lackie, 120 Peter Street, Perth, ON.	Lake, Archibald Clark "Archie" (I4266)
2250	Archie and Florence lived on his homestead until it burned.	Coxford, Archibald Whyte "Archie" (I21433)

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Anglican Garrison Records
Eighteenth leaf TD
William Shields private in the twenty-sixth regiment and Sarah his wife had a daughter born on the fourth instant and baptised this nineteenth day of September, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-eight, named Mary
by Alex: Spark Minister
William Shields Father
Sarah Shields Mother
Jos. Bowden 26th Regt
Maray McAneary

Shields, Mary (I28115)

2202

Anglican section
Inscription
sacred (t)o the memory of
Eliza
daughter of
Wm. & Jane [Wallace]
Robinson
died June 16, 185(2)
aged 21 y'rs

Robinson, Eliza (I22449)

2203

ANGUS
ANN
WILLIAM ANGUS/HELEN HAY FR81 (FR81)
F
17/03/1734
445
10 / 75
Leuchars

Angus, Ann (I71958)

2204

Ann (Corry) Jamieson

Wife of Former Pastor Here - Mrs. Jamieson Dies After a Long and Useful Life

The body of Mrs. Jamieson, at one time a resident of LeMars, was brought here for interment on Saturday and buried beside the remains of her husband who died two years ago.

Mrs. Jamieson was the wife of Rev. Archibald Jamieson who in his lifetime was a well known minister in the Methodist Northwestern conference and served as pastor in a number of churches in Iowa and South Dakota. He was pastor of the First Methodist Church in LeMars in the eighties and was for many years a frequent visitor in LeMars when his son, the late Robert Jamieson, lived here.

Of late years, Mrs. Jamieson made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Foster, in Correctionville, moving a year or two ago to Clear Lake. Her death was due to pneumonia coupled with the infirmities of old age. Her maiden name was Annie Corry, and she was born 83 years ago at Perth, Ontario, Canada, and was married in that country to Rev. Archibald Jamieson. They came to Iowa shortly after their marriage.

She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Foster of Clear Lake, Ia., and two sons, Amos Jamieson of Pasadena, Cal., and W. I. Jamieson of Miles City, Mont.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mark Masters of Alta and Rev. Walter Torbet of LeMars, both ministers being old and intimate friends of the family.

Mrs. Jennie Foster and R. B. Foster of Clear Lake, Rev. and Mrs. Parke E. Miller of Allendorf, Ia., and Mrs. Archie Jamieson of St. James, Minn., were relatives who came to LeMars to attend the last rites. Mrs. Jamieson had many friends during her long and useful life she helped who held her in high regard. She was a devout christian woman who made the world a better place in which to live.

[LeMars, Iowa Newspaper, Published Tuesday, October 28, 1919]

Korry, Ann C. (I5881)

2205

Ann Baird, Lanark Village, dau James Baird & Ann Craig

Baird, Ann (I5507)

2206

Ann Fisher
Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name:     Ann Fisher
Gender:     Female
Christening Date:     22 Aug 1809
Christening Place:     BALQUHIDDER,PERTH,SCOTLAND
Father's Name:     Malcom Fisher
Mother's Name:     Christian Macintyre

Fisher, Ann (I18915)

2207

Ann Hagerman
Services for Ann T. Hagerman, 76, will be at 11 a.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

Mrs. Hagerman, 2131 E. Union Hills Drive, died Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital. She had been a scheduler 11 years for North American Rockwell Co. until retiring in 1962.

Survivors include her husband, Archie; children, Prather, Archie Jr. and Ruth Ann DeCamp; sisters, Locke Joerding and Lena Teme; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Arizona Republic, October 24, 1974, Page 15. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/arizona-republic-obituary-for-ann-t-hag/142504697/ : accessed March 2, 2024), clip page for Obituary for Ann T. Hagrrman by user dianeduncan01

Smith, Anna Tilden (I17972)

2208

ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland.

She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University.

Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes.

She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger.

A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service.

Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721
(shared by contributor ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland.

She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University.

Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes.

She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger.

A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service.

Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721
(shared by contributor ANN JEANETTE ENGEL (nee Hunger): Ann J. Engel taught fourth grade in the Bay Village schools for 24 years until she retired in 1985. Afterward, she was a volunteer at St. John West Shore Hospital. Mrs. Engel, 70 of Bay Village, died Monday at University Hospitals in Clelveland.

She was born in Lorain and graduated from Lorain High School. She graduated from The Ohio State University and took additional courses at Kent State University.

Mrs. Engel and her husband Clarence E. "Skip" traveled to Western Europe, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China Costa Rica and within the USA. She showed slides of many of her trips to her classes.

She was a member of Chi Omega Sorrority Aluminii, the Embroidery Guild, and Bay Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Engel is survived by her husband Clarence E. "Skip"; sons, Craig (wife Sue)of Willowick and Scott (wife Trudi) of Bay Village; grandmother of Adam and Sara Engel, and Mark Evan, sister of Marilyn White, brothers; Fred, Charles, Jack, and Tom Hunger.

A memorial service will be at 3PM Saturday at Bay Presbyterian Church, 25415 Lake Ave., Bay Village. Arrangements are being handles by Dostal Funeral Service.

Contributions may be sent to the Buckhorn Children's Foundation, Buckhorn, KY 41721

Hunger, Ann Jeanette (I14542)

2209

Ann Marie Tweedie Nye, 90, of Mullins, passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 28, 2017 at McLeod Hospice House in Florence. She spent her final days surrounded by her family and died with her beloved daughter, Jackie, by her side. Ann Marie was born on July 24, 1927 in Sandusky, Michigan to the late Dr. George Evans Tweedie and Mrs. Richard Edward Lipscomb (Margaret Smith Tweedie Lipscomb). She was married to the late Jackson Lenneau Nye, and for many years they owned and operated Nye Drug Store in Mullins. Mrs. Nye graduated from Ashley Hall in Charleston, attended the University of South Carolina, and received her B.A. degree from the University of Georgia where she was a member of the Chi Omega Sorority. Upon graduation, she worked for the Charleston Public Library and later for the Harris and Webster Insurance Services.

Her love for Mullins and Marion County was evident in the many ways she served her community through the years. Mrs. Nye was an avid supporter of economic development and often acted as an ambassador on behalf of the various industrial and development committees in the region. She served as Secretary of the Mullins Industrial Planning Committee and as Vice-chairman of the Mullins Development Commission. She was a Director and Treasurer of the Mullins Chamber of Commerce and recipient of the Director of the Year award. Ann was a past chairman of the Mullins Merchant Association and a Secretary of the Mullins Library Board. She served on the Carolina Golden Leaf Board of Directors and was a Board member of the Marion County Museum. She was a member of the Mullins Depot Committee, the Mullins Great Town Committee, the Mullins Tree Committee, and the Tussie Mussie Garden Club. In addition, Mrs. Nye served as a former Miss Mullins.

Ann has been an active supporter of Pee Dee Academy since its inception. In its early years, she acted as secretary and librarian; and she performed numerous tasks to ensure the school had a strong foundation.

As a member of the DAR, Mrs. Nye worked to promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. She served as State Corresponding Secretary, State Historian, State Registrar, and on the Tamassee DAR School Board. She was a member of the Blue Savannah, Swamp Fox chapter of which she was a Regent, Recording Secretary, and Corresponding Secretary. She had served as State President of S.C. Dames of the Court of Honor, State Vice-President and State Chaplain of the Daughters of Colonial Wars, State Vice-Regent of the Daughters of the American Colonists and a member of the Pee Dee Chapter where she served as Registrar, Corresponding, and Recording Secretaries.

A faithful Christian with a sweet and gentle spirit, she left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She was an active, dedicated member of Macedonia United Methodist Church where she served as past Chairman of the Day Care Board, past Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees, former Secretary of the Administrative Board, and an active member of Silver Service and Nurture and Care Committee as well as in many other capacities.

Surviving Mrs. Nye are her daughter and son-in-law, Jacquelyn Nye Paterno and Charles F. Paterno of Mullins; four grandchildren, Charles Nye (Mandy) Paterno of Richmond Hill, Georgia; Lide Evans (Jen) Paterno of Arlington, Virginia; Jackson McDonald (Nirina) Paterno of Madagascar; and Reade Warner Paterno of Washington, DC; six great-grandchildren, Blake, Warren Ann, Adela, Evans, Annabelle, and Madix Paterno.

A service to celebrate her life will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 1, 2017 in the sanctuary of Macedonia United Methodist Church. A private burial will be held earlier in the day.

- Meares Funeral Home

Tweedie, Ann Marie (I62465)

2210

Ann Robiinson is listed as a widow.

Miller, Charlotte Ann "Ann" (I10261)

2211

Ann Tully, 28, daughter of William George & Ann Tully, Burgess to William McCullough, 22, son of William & Margaret McCullough, Drummond, 13 October 1864, Methodist.

Family: William McCullock / Ann Tully (F3661)

2212

Anna C. Freund (formerly of North Catasauqua)
DOD: Sunday, October 12
POD: Muhlenberg Hospital Center
Age: 85

Spouse: Adam Freund (deceased)

POB: Catasauqua
Parents: Oliver J. and Mamie (Gillespie) BenVenuti

Employment: she worked at the former General Ribbon Mill, Catasauqua, and was a case worker in the County Relief office before she was a secretary for the former A. Newton Bugbee Construction Co., Catasauqua

Religious Affiliation: the First Presbyterian Church of Hokendauqua

Predeceased by: a son, John Oliver

Obit info published in The Morning Call on October 13, 1997

Benvenuti, Anna Catherine (I40158)

2213

Anna Mabel Scott, resident of Belmont, died on March 3, 2011. She was born April 20, 1921 in Govan, Saskatchewan, Canada, to Wilard H. Scott and Clara A. Alford.

Anna immigrated to the U.S. to Burlingame, CA in 1923. She attended Central Grammar School, San Mateo Union High School, and San Mateo Junior College. She graduated with a B.A. Degree from the University of California, Berkeley in 1942.

Anna was a member of the first group of women to be selected to the U.S. Navy Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES). She served in the 12th Naval District, San Francisco, before being sent overseas to the Naval Aviation Supply Depot, Pearl Harbor, HA. Her next tour of duty was at the security office of the Joint Research Development Board in Washington, D.C. There she met many of the members of the Los Alamos, N.M. scientific community. Other tours of duty were: Communications, Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard, S.F. during the Korean Conflict; in the Classification Office of Personnel, 6th Naval District, Charleston, S.C.; and finally as Separations Officer at Treasure Island Naval Station, S.F. Anna was released from duty in 1956, but continued to serve her country in the Naval Reserve. She retired as a Lt. Commander.

Anna attended San Jose State College, receiving her library credential in 1953. Her career as a librarian started at San Carolos High School, and concluded after sixteen years, with the San Mateo County Library as a Reference Coordinator.

She has been a resident of San Mateo County since 1923 and a resident of Belmont, CA, since 1936. She has been a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Belmont, CA, since 1937.

She enjoyed researching the family genealogy, traveling, and doing exquisite needle- point work. She was an avid reader, as all librarians are; a long time patron of the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco Symphony, and the Best of Broadway theater. She also supported the local Peninsula theaters as well.

She leaves behind two families; her own relatives who shall miss her stories, and a warm and wonderful second adopted family in Maryland with whom she was friends for over 55 years.

A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, March 29th at 7 pm at the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, 1300 Fifth Ave., Belmont, CA 94002. Family and friends are welcome to join us for a reception following the service in the church parish hall. Those wishing to make a donation in lieu of flowers, please donate to the following organization(s) that are close to Anna's heart: Belmont Library, 1110 Alameda de Las Pulgas, Belmont, CA 94002, Attn: Kathleen Beasley or to San Mateo County Genealogical Society, PO Box 5569, Redwood City, CA 94063.

Published in San Jose Mercury News/San Mateo County Times on March 13, 2011.

Scott, Anna Mabel (I41355)

2214

Anna May Hingey-Tuffnell, 83, of Banning, died peacefully on Aug. 7, 2012. She was born May 19, 1929 in Ontario, Canada to her parents Nelson and Edna McDonald, who are of Scottish and Irish decent. At 16, Anna met John Hingey, who had just returned from the war, at an ice skating rink. The couple married in 1947 and moved from Canada to California in 1963.

Anna worked at Delta Airlines as a Reservations Manager for 28 years before retiring in 1993. Her three greatest passions were family, gardening and travel.

Anna was preceded in death by her first husband, John Hingey; second husband, Ronald Tuffnell; son, Michael Hingey, and siblings, Irene Taure and Wibb McDonald.

Anna is survived by her sisters, Shirley Dewey and Gaye Andrus; son, John Hingey; daughters, Catherine Hill, Janice Blazek and Susan Costello; grandchildren, Andrea Scott, Heidi Fimbres, Brian Blazek, Jonathan Blazek, Dylan Hingey and Jason Hingey; and great grandchildren, Britany Scott, Kristen Scott, Liberty Scott, Jasmin Fimbres, Steven Fimbres and Victoria Fimbres.
Visitation and funeral services took place Aug. 14, 2012 at Life Point Church in Banning. Interment is at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.

Arrangements were entrusted to Weaver Mortuary

The Record Gazette
Banning, CA
17 AUG 2012

McDonald, Anna May (I31273)

2215

ANNE
PATRICK FERGUSON/KATHARINE FERGUSON FR192 (FR192)
F
11/05/1766
336/
10 186
Callander

Ferguson, Anne (I44771)

2216

Annie Cairns Hood was married to Jacob "Jake" Halliday. She was Jake's second wife. His first wife was her first cousin Penelope Hood, who died during childbirth. Annie and Jake had one child, Gordon Stewart, who died when he was seven months old.

Annie's brother John "Johnny" Scott Hood had relocated to Cass County, North Dakota in 1896 (per the 1900 census), where he was working as a carpenter. A year after Gordon's death, Annie, Jake, and Annie's siblings Martha and (Robert) George also relocated to Cass County. Annie and Jake eventually moved to Devils Lake where they lived for many years. Annie and Jake also lived for a time in Oregon. When Annie's mother died, her obituary lists Annie as living in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. On the 1930 census, Annie and Jake are living in Multnomah County, Oregon. It is not known why Annie and Jake were living in Oregon, whether Jake had family there, if friends encouraged them to come, or if they simply wanted an adventure. Annie was known for her crocheting.

The couple was living again in Devils Lake when Jake died in 1939. Over 30 years were spent living in Devils Lake, and one of Annie's good friends must have been Ada Brainard (FAG #122047595) who is buried at Devils Lake Cemetery. Ada was just one year older than Annie and must have given her two 8 x 10" professional pictures of herself. The back of one photo read: "With Love to Mrs. Halliday From Mrs. Brainard". It is believed that one of Ada's hobbies was photography. Descendants from the Hood family kept these pictures in good shape for over 80 years, before one of Ada's great grandsons was tracked down and the pictures sent to him.

It is not known where Annie died. There is no record of a death certificate for her in North Dakota, so she may have returned to the Huron/Wellington County, Ontario Canada area and died there. Annie's younger sister Margaret had married Tony Holt and was living in Ontario. Jake, Annie, Penelope and Gordon are all buried at the same location at Harriston Cemetery, Minto Township, Wellington County, Ontario.

Hood, Annie "Cairns" (I39535)

2217

Annie Rachel Beatty (born Matthews)
1862 - 1922
Birth:     Aug 29 1862
Whimple, Devon, England
Marriage:     Home Wedding at Matthews Family Residence, Gatton, QLD, Australia / Anglican Ceremony
Nov 17 1880
Gatton, QLD, Australia
Residence/Occupation:     Brook St, South Brisbane / Domestic Duties
1903
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Residence/Occupation:     Hatton Terrace / Domestic Duties
1905
Toowoomba, QLD, Australia
Residence/Occupation:     Domestic Duties
1908
Warwick, QLD, Australia
Death:     Liver Cirrhosis, Jaundice & Syncope / 'The Rosery' Beach St, Pialba
May 20 1922
Pialba, QLD, Australia
Burial:     Polson Cemetary
May 21 1922
Pialba, QLD, Australia

Matthews, Annie Rachel (I23755)

2218

Annie Semeniuk
After a lengthy illness on Wednesday, July 7, 1982 at Seven Oaks General Hospital, Mrs Annie Semeniuk, aged 72 years, dearly beloved wife of Mr. Michael Semeniuk, of 181 Lansdowne Ave.
Funeral service will be held on Monday, July 12 at 1:00pm at the Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main St. at Luxton Ave. with Rev. M. Pippy officiating. Interment to follow in Brookside Cemetery.
Besides her loving husband Michael, she leaves to mourn her passing two sons, Bill and wife Tena of Vancouver, B.C., Ed and wife Bernice of Stonewall; three daughters, Helen Schmidt of Winnipeg, Victoria Hryniuk and husband George of Winnipeg, Grace Ouellon and husband Jean of Okanagan Falls, BC;; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three sisters, Vickie Kousof, Rosie Oliver, Jean Rogocki; four brothers, Paul, Walter, Andrew and Nick Bychuk. She was predeceased by her parents, one brother John and two sisters, Teenie and Nellie.
Friends may call to pay their respects on Sunday, July 11 between 7:00 and 8:00 pm, also at the chapel.
Cropo Funeral Chapel in care of arrangements. Phone 586-8044.

Bychuk, Annie (I61736)

2219

Annie was born in Drummond Township, Lanark County,Ontario, the daughter of William Buchan & Janet McFarland, who are buried in the Highland Line cemetery, Dalhousie Township, Lanark County. Annie was married at Middleville, on May 20,1859, to Joseph Smith, son of John Smith & Janet Marshall.
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Plot 442 :
- In memory of
- John Smith, died Apr.2,1912, aged 51 years
- Joseph Smith, died Apr.2,1914, aged 82 years
- also his wife, Annie Buchan, died Oct.10,1921, aged 84 years
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Death - Lanark Era - Oct.26,1921 -
In North Sherbrooke, Mon. Oct. 10th, 1921, Mrs. Joseph Smith, aged 84 years. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Duncan McDougall of Elphin and two sisters; Mrs. Matthew Donald and Mrs. Eby Wilson, also of Elphin. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery. She was born in Drummond Township.

Buchan, Annie (I42248)

2220

Annie was the daughter of John Riddell & Jennie McDonald. She was married at Renfrew, Ontario, on Sept.1,1909, to Robert Gibson, son of David Gibson & Marcella Fitzpatrick. Annie & Robert were both living in Palmerston Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, when they were married. In 1911 they were living with Annie's parents in Palmerston Township, and had one son, John A. Gibson, 1 year old. Annie's parents are buried in Robertsville Cemetery, Palmerston Township, Frontenac County.

Riddell, Annie (I62513)

2221

Another esteemed resident of Perth for over half a century passed out of this life on Tuesday evening, May 29, 1923, in the person of Mrs. (Hon) Peter McLaren at the family home "Nevis Cottage" on Drummond Street, West. Although in uncertain health for some time, her death was sudden and unexpected and came as a severe shock to her relatives and wide circle of acquaintances. The Late Mrs. McLaren was formerly Sophia Elizabeth Lees, a daughter of the late Mr. William Lees, ex-MP and Mary Playfair of Playfairville, an officer in the Imperial Army and once a noted man in this locality, and she was born in Fallbrooke 78 years ago.
In 1867 she was married to the late Mr. Peter McLaren, then a pioneer lumberman and afterwards Hon. Senator McLaren. After their marriage they came to Perth to reside. In 1916 they celebrated their golden wedding. In all the years of their married life Mrs. McLaren was a true and loving helpmate to her husband. Four years ago last month, May 23rd 1919, Senator McLaren passed away. The late Mrs. McLaren was of a quiet manner and happy disposition which made her many friends in St. James Church of which she was a member, and in the community, she took an active interest in everything that contributed to the community's well-being. She was of valuable assistance in various ways to St. James Church and her deeds of kindness and charity to many in the community were freely given.
The late Mrs. McLaren is survived by three daughters, Mrs. F. W. Hall; Miss Kathleen, of Perth; Mrs. Benedict, of Toronto; two sons, Messrs. James L. P., of Perth; William L., of North Burgess; a sister Miss Lees of Perth; three brothers, Messrs. William, of Pincher Creek, Alta.; Dr. Frederick and Andrew, of Vancouver; a half-sister, Mrs. Inderwick, of Perth and three half brothers, Messrs. James, Guy and Albert of Vancouver.
The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon to Elmwood cemetery with Rev. Dr. Bedford-Jones, Rector of St. James Church, officiating at the services at the home and grave.

Lees, Sophia Elizabeth (I13417)

2222

another notation - 2 Jun 1876

Ritchie, William of Miramichi & Montreal (I20530)

2223

ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONE.
Daniel Walker died in Alexandria at the residence of his son, James Walker, on Sunday morning last, aged 67 years, 4 months and 11 days. Deceased was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, near the famous Dunbarton Castle. Moved to Glasgow when eighteen years old and married there at the age of twenty-six. In 1843 he moved to Lanark county, Ontario, and there carried on blacksmithing till the spring of 1868, when he came to Minnesota locating in Hudson, this county, where he has ever since lived excepting the last year and a half, which he has spent in town. He had eight children, six of whom survive him.
He had passed the spot where the tide of so many lives sinks into the eternal sands, and while enjoying the calm evening of a well spent life was carried away by heart disease which had afflicted him for many years. He rests in Kinkead cemetery to which last abode he was carried from his son's residence last Monday afternoon, Rev. W. W. Norton conducting the services.
(Douglas County News, Alexandria, Douglas County, Minnesota, April 21, 1881)

Walker, Daniel (I4979)

2224

Another Pioneer of the Community Answers Summons - Funeral Services Held Sunday Afternoon

William McLaren, one of the pioneer residents of the McCanna community, passed away in the county hospital in this city last Thursday, following a lingering illness which had kept him bedridden for some time.

Born October 30th, 1858, in Perth, Ontario, Mr. McLaren came to the McCanna community 61 years ago when a young man, and engaged in farming operations for a great many years. About seven years ago, when his health started to fail he moved to Grand Forks and lived there until about two years ago when they moved to this city and have resided here since. He was 83 years of age at the time of his death.

Mr. McLaren took a great deal of interest in local and county politics, and was at one time a county commissioner and served on the township boards for several terms.

Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Collins and Mrs. Cora Engh of Grand Forks, and Mrs. Floyd Warcup of this city, a niece, Mrs. George Alexander of Minneapolis, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Masonic funeral services were conducted from the Masonic Temple in this city on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, Dr. S.F. Halfyard officiating, and Rev. Nathan Daynard of the Presbyterian church preached the funeral sermon. Mrs. W. B. Bang sang "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Mrs. Wm Klemer at the piano, and a quartette composed of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stonehouse, Mrs. W. B. Bang and Amos D. Henry sang "Lead Kindly Light", with Mrs. Klemer accompanying. Interment was made in Bellevue cemetery.

The following were the pallbearers: John Virden, J.F. Sheehan, James Murphy, Frank, Leo and Leonard McMahon. Honorary pallbearers: C.N. Swanson, Nels Hemmingsen, I.O. Messelt, W.B. Bang, T.O. Stensrud and P.J. Peterson.

McLaren, William (I13692)

2225

Another Victim
Yesterday about 2 o'clock, pm, James McLaren, on of the oldest settlers on the Scotch Line, went into Charles Gordon's Tavern in this Town and asked for liquor which was refused him. He then solicited something to eat & some bread and beef was given to him. When he had about half concluded, he began to cough - leaned back his h ead, and expired. It is supposed that the meat stuck in his throat, and choked him. An Inquest, at the time we write, is about to be held. We understand that he was partially the worse of liquor at the time, and has been since Tuesday, more or less in the same state. This is another warning! Who will be the next victim?

The Perth Courier
Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
April 6, 1849, pg 3

McLaren, James (I9822)

2226

answered a call of the first organized Lutheran congregation in central Canada in Williamsburg Township. Reverend Schwerdtfeger became the first Pastor of the church the Lutherans of Dundas County built in 1790 at the front of Williamsburg . In 1792 a Lutheran church was built at Matilda Township, and Rev. Schwerdtfeger officiated at both churches until his passing in 1803.

Schwerdtfeger, Johan William Samuel (I32567)

2227

Anthony Mervin Holt, 83, of the Redwoods Hotel, died Thursday (Feb. 28, 1967) at Josephine General Hospital. Born June 29, 1883, in Ontario, Canada, he had lived here since 1952.

Private graveside services will be Thursday at Hawthorne Memorial Gardens, with Hull and Hull Funeral Home in charge.

Survivors include the widow, Margaret, Grants Pass; a daughter Daryle, Rogue River; a son, John, Grants Pass; a brother, Fred, Ontario, Canada, and two grandsons. [Tony also had a stepdaughter, Mary Lou DeJanvier.]

Anthony "Tony" M. Holt was born June 29, 1883 in Wallace Township, Perth County, Ontario. [Familysearch.org lists that Tony was born in Moorefield, Wellington County, Ontario.] He was the son of John Holt and Charlotte Anger. Both of Tony's parents were born in Canada, although the Holt line originally came from Ireland around 1842. Charlotte Victoria, born in 1879, was the first child born to John Holt and his wife Charlotte. Next came William John, born in 1881. Two years later, in 1883, Anthony Mervyn came along, followed lastly by Frederick George in 1885. Tony's siblings all stayed in Canada.

On Tony's obituary and death certificate, his middle name is listed as Mervin, but according to his WWI registration card, his middle name is written as Mervyn (His middle name has also been written as Melvin-see birth documentation.). All men in the United States had to fill out this registration card, whether or not they eventually enlisted. This card lists his occupation as "Druggist", something he must have worked at his whole life, as his death certificate lists his occupation as "proprietor, pharmacist retail drug store". Tony's WWI registration card from the County of Sheridan, Montana, lists him as age 35 and married. His wife was Agnes Gertrude Dailey, who he had married on Jan. 18, 1909 in Devils Lake, Ramsey County, North Dakota. One son, John ("Jack") M., was born on Nov. 10, 1909, and one daughter, Daryle Carmille, born Apr. 13, 1912, came from this marriage. Both children were born in North Dakota, but the family eventually moved to Saskatchewan, as they show up living in Saskatchewan on the Canadian 1916 Census (Mervin, Agnes, John and Daryl). They next appear to have moved to Montana where they show up on the 1920 US Census living in Sheridan. Tony and Agnes later divorced. It is not yet known where Agnes is buried.

Tony must have been in the military, because he had a gray wool blanket from that time, that had one black stripe on it. It isn't yet known if he was with the United States or the Canadian forces. The black stripe showed that he must have been an officer. In the US Army, officers had a black stripe running up their pant leg. This originated from the time when most officers were on horse back, and riding a horse would cause a kind of a stripe on their pants.

His second wife was Margaret Janet Hood, the widow of William C. McCauley. Tony had first met Margaret years before when he roomed at her parent's boarding house in Devils Lake, North Dakota. Tony eventually moved back up to Canada to take over his parent's farm. He and Margaret were married on October 12, 1950 in Listowel, Ontario, and they lived on the farm for about one year. After that, the couple relocated to Grants Pass Oregon, where they lived on 7th Street. Tony's son was living in Grants Pass, and his daughter lived in the southern Oregon area where she worked as a dance teacher. Margaret's daughter was working in southern California. Tony was known in the family for his Irish stew (which he tried to make once a year or so) and his love of dogs. Tony's son had a dog named George who was very devoted to Tony. Often Jack would drop off George on his way to work, so that George could spend the day with Tony. As George got older, he would sometimes take off on his own, trying to find his way to Tony's house. One rainy night, George lost his way and got hit by a car in downtown Grants Pass.

While living in Grants Pass, Tony always kept a large vegetable garden in the back yard. They had many flowering plants also. Bleeding hearts grew on the side of the house, and in the back there was a yellow flowering forsythia bush, and a large snowball tree.

Tony also was a big story teller. It isn't known how much fact versus fiction were in the stories. He told his step granddaughter Janet that when he was a young boy he swallowed a rock, so worried that he would turn into a rock. He also told the tale of being a young child and getting a doll for Christmas. He was so upset that he got a doll, that he broke the doll before the day ended. He also taught Janet, as a baby, how to stick out her tongue, and tried to teach her to whistle, but she never was very good at it. They had a canary for a while, that Tony would whistle to, showing once again, how much he liked to be around animals.

Around the time that Tony's wife Margaret was placed in a nursing home, Tony moved to the Redwood's Hotel on 6th Street in downtown Grants Pass. This was a hotel that, at that time, had a lot of elderly people living there, and there was a restaurant on the first floor where the occupants, or anyone in town, could eat. Tony died on Feb. 28, 1967, and is buried at Hawthorne Memborial Gardens in Grants Pass. His daughter is buried next to him.

A privately published book on the Holt line had this to say about Tony:

"Anthony Melvin Holt was born June 29, 1883 in Wallace Township, and grew up there. On January 18, 1909 he married Agnes Gertrude Dailey at Devils Lake, N.D. She was born May 5, 1890. They had two children and were divorced. Anthony came back to Wallace Twp and took over his father's farm in 1938, until he sold it in 1951. He returned to the U.S.A. and married Margaret Janet McCauley and they lived at Grants Pass, Oregon."

Holt, Anthony Mervin "Tony" (I39556)

2228

Anthony Parr came from Quebec in the mid 1800's to Madoc... There was a Gold Rush (he walked the railway lines).. He met a and married Margaret Martin

Parr, Anthony (I39306)

2229

Anthony Republican, 24 May 1912:
Edwin Hartley, for several years a resident of Anthony township, died Tuesday after several years of great suffering from cancer of the face. He was eighty years old. The funeral was conducted by Rev. G. L. Rulison of the M. E. church at the church Wednesday afternoon; interment in Forest Park Cemetery. He leaves three sons, residents of Anthony and Anthony township, J. H. Hartley, E. A. Hartley and W. J. Hartley; the first and last named sons being the owners of the Hartley Bros. transfer company.

Hartley, Edwin (I24077)

2230

Antonie 3, Freidrich 10, Eduard 11, Ottilie 13, Rudolph 17, Emilie 19, Maria 47, Friedrich 46

Richter, Fredrick (I9942)

2231

Apparently Abraham had a brother John, married to a Susannah Lawson. Have a photo but can't add it yet.
The Ferrier Home stead was on the Scotch Line, subsequently owned by Thomas Perrin and currently owned by Andrew Allen?

Ferrier, Abraham III (I3057)

2232

appears to be a premature birth

Miller, Jonnet (I34127)

2233

Appears to be in community with many miners; some storekeepers and stockmen

Boyle, William John (I16265)

2234

Appears to be part of a settlement group possibly sponsored by the Railway. The group contained most of the requisite skills to successfully establish a community.

Miller, William (I10206)

2235

Appleton and Bathurst

Ashby, William George (I4415)

2236

Appointed Superintendant Nov 1909
Retired Apr 1937

Coxford, Archibald Whyte "Archie" (I21433)

2237

Apprentice harness maker - 40-42 Gore Street East; later the Ferrier block, later the Kinivie block
1832 - John Ferrier was apprenticed to a harness maker whose shop was in a log cabin on this site.
In 1847, the log cabin was replaced by the Ferrier block, a two storey stone building with 2 stores and a central doorway for access to the 2nd floor.
40 Gore St. E initially housed grocers - Daniel Corrigan, 1847-1852; John McDougall, 1853-1867; Hugh Reynolds, 1868-1877.
In 1917, T.A. Code buys the Ferrier block, and in 1925 it is rebuilt and renamed the Kinivie block. (later Wiseman shoe store).
42 Gore St. E 1847-1881 John Ferrier, saddler and harness maker.
1870 - John Ferrier, saddler, Walter & John Jr. Saddlers, Duce McGregor, Saddler, Samuel Clandemway, tanner.
1879 - John, Walter & John Jr. Ferrier harness makers, John McKerracher harness maker.
1881- Walter L. Ferrier inherited the business on the death of his father. Mr. Ferrier is a dealer in trunks, valiss, and horse furnishings and manufacturer of harness of every description.
1884 - (Directory), Ferrier Bros. (Walter L. & William) manufacturers and dealers in all descriptions of harness, trunks, valises etc. All orders including repaired of all kinds done with neatness and despatch.
1885 - Walter and John Ferrier harness makers.
1890 - John A. & William Ferrier harness makers.
1894-1917 - J.A. Ferrier harness maker
1902 - (Courier, Apr 4) Ferrier Harness Shop, selling Barondale Veterinary Medicines
1905 - (Courier, Jun 30 Ferriers Harness Est. 1838, Harness, trunks, bags, suitcases, shawl straps, etc., whips, lap rugs, etc.

Ferrier, John (I3252)

2238

apprenticed in Perth with John Ferrier, Christina's father

McGregor, Duncan (I35923)

2239

Approached Walter Shannon for work will circus was in Canada.
Norris and Rowe Circus time in Canada (or was he in Montana?)
June
20 - New Westminster, B.C. Canada
21 - Sunday
22-23 - Vancouver, B.C. Canada
15 - Cranbrook, B.C. Canada
16 - Blairmore, B.C. Canada?tab? ?tab?July
17 - Lethbridge, Alta. Canada
18 - Claresholm, Alta. Canada
19 - Sunday
20 - Calgary, Alta. Canada
21 - Red Deer, Alta. Canada
22 - Edmonton, Alta. Canada
23 - Vermillion, Alta. Canada
24 - North Battleford, Sask. Canada
25 - Saskatoon, Sask. Canada
26 - Sunday
27 - Dauphin, Man. Canada
28 - Gladstone, Sask. Canada
29 - Minnedosa, Sask. Canada
30 - Carberry, Sask. Canada
31 - Portage La Prairie, Sask. Canada
August
1 - Kenora, Ont. Canada
2 - Sunday
3 - Ft. William, Ont. Canada
4 - Port Arthur, Ont. Canada
5 - Enroute
6 - Ft. Francis, Ont. Canada

Pennock, Murray Alexander (I47227)

2240

April 6, 1918 MRS. JAMES BROWNLEE IS LAID AT REST AT FISHER YESTERDAY

Yesterday at 2 o'clock services over the remains of Mrs. James Brownlee, of Fisher, were held with Rev. Hibbard, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Crookston officiating.

Mrs. Brownlee passed away last Tuesday evening at Fisher after an illness extending over a period of six weeks at the advanced age of 84 years. Coming from Ontario in 1880 Mrs. Brownlee made her home in Fisher with other members of her family, where she had resided up until the time of her death.

During her long residence of Fisher, Mrs. Brownlee made many friends in the village and vicinity who are left to mourn her loss. She also leaves six daughters, Mrs. N.D. Phalen, of Crookston; Mrs. W. T. Rogers, of Smith Falls, Ont., Mrs. H. M. Webster, of Grand Forks; Mrs. D. A. Hamilton, of Fisher; Mrs. R. J. Church, of Park River, N.D. and Miss Jenny Brownlee, of Fisher and Dr. W J Brownlee, of Starkweather, N. D.

Internment was made at Fisher.

Anderson, Muriel Ellen (I18074)

2241

April of the previous twelve months, so April 1871.

Miller, John (I13)

2242

ARCHIBALD
MARGARET
ANDRO ARCHIBALD/ELIZABETH RUSSALL FR124 (FR124)
F
14/09/1601
479
0010 / 113
Falkirk

Archabald, Margaret (I70587)

2243

Archibald and Henry Boyle are neighbours of Robert Boyle

Bulloch, Archibald "Archie" (I6222)

2244

Archibald Anderson Nairn was born 31 October 1851 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada, and died 29 December 1907 in Middleville, Lanark Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada.

His wife, Euphemia Paul, was born 12 September 1859 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada. She married Archibald Anderson Nairn 29 April 1881 in Dalhousie Twp., Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada, son of Archibald Nairn and Grace Galbraith.

Obituary:
At Middleville, Dec 29th, Mr. Archibald A. Nairn, aged 54 years. Born in Dalhousie, the only son of the late Archibald Nairn & the late Grace Galbraith, who died twenty and eighteen years ago respectively. Twenty six years ago, he married Euphemia Paul, of Dalhousie, eldest daughter of the late Robert Paul. To them were born three children; Willie G., who died nine years ago, and Lena M. and Robert A. who survive, with their mother. He had seven sisters; Janet (Mrs. Andrew Erskine), of Lammermoor; Beatrice (Mrs. John Gibson), of Lammermoor, deceased; Mary (Mrs. J. McNicol), of Watson's Crs.; Grace (Mrs. Robert Affleck), of Middleville; Euphemia (Mrs. Wm. Gibson), of Lammermoor; Ellen (Mrs. R. Bruntin), of Prospect, deceased; Margaret (Mrs. John Mather), of Middleville. Burial in Hopetown cemetery. ~
Published in THE LANARK ERA on Wed. January 1st, 1908

Nairn, Archibald Anderson (I10019)

2245

Archibald Cumming
Adds: father and mother
Gender:     Male
Birth:     Oct 2 1755
Christening:     Oct 5 1755
Rothesay, Bute, Scotland
Father:     Archibald Cumming
Mother:     Margaret Hyndman
Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     C11558-2
System Origin:     Scotland-ODM
GS Film number:     1041085

Scotland Births and Baptisms 1564-1950 Transcription
Print
First name(s)     Archibald
Last name     Cumming
Gender     Male
Birth year     1755
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1755
Baptism date     05 Oct 1755
Baptism place     ROTHESAY,BUTE,SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     Archibald
Father's last name     Cumming
Mother's first name(s)     Margaret
Mother's last name     Hyndman
Place     Rothesay
County     Buteshire
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

Cumming, Archibald (I14724)

2246

Archibald Miller may have died during the cholera epidemic of 1848-49.

Miller, Archibald (I6645)

2247

Archibald was a grandson of Archibald Rankin and Jean Scot. They immigrated to Canada in the fall of 1821.
He was a son of James Rankin and Jean Campbell and was the eldest of their six children.
Archibald Rankin was married to the former Beatrice Eiler who died in 1900.
Surviving family members were daughters Maggie, Mrs. F.W. James, Francis, Saskatchewan; Evelyn, Mrs. C.J. Brownlee, of Sinclair, Manitoba and Miss Jean Rankin, at home. Two sons, James C. Rankin and Ellis G. Rankin predeceased him.

For the full article, see: The Perth Courier, 8 January 1932

Rankin, Archibald (I21295)

2248

Archiblald Ashby Ontario Births, 1869-1912
Name:      Archiblald Ashby
Event Type:     Birth
Event Date: 12 Feb 1893
Event Place:     Bathurst Township, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Gender: Male
Father's Name: John Ashby
Mother's Name: Mary Ann Ashby
Certificate Number: 17657

Note: It appears that Mary Ann gave birth without a midwife or doctor.

Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)

2249

Archie and Clayton Farnnell were lodgers of Olive N. Lackie, 120 Peter Street, Perth, ON.

Lake, Archibald Clark "Archie" (I4266)

2250

Archie and Florence lived on his homestead until it burned.

Coxford, Archibald Whyte "Archie" (I21433)

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