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251	ad feedback Robert Gibson Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: Dec., 1833 Mercer County Pennsylvania, USA Death: Nov. 4, 1917 Cherry County Nebraska, USA Son of John Gibson and Nancy "Penrod" Gibson. Married Mary L. Griffin, abt 1855, Father of 12 children: Hugh Washington, George William, Clara Arnetta, James Francis, Margaret Elizabeth, John Arthur, Amanda T, Charles Henry, Alfred Robert, William Orville, Jennie Louise and Unknown child. Robert Gibson was born in Mercer County, PA December 1833 and died at the home of his son, Charles, in Cherry County, Neb Nov. 4, 1917 at the age of 83 years, 11 months and 27 days. At the age of 22, Mr. Gibson married Miss Mary Griffin, to which union 12 children were born, 5 of whom preceded him to the great beyond. In 1881 his wife died, after which Mr. Gibson kept the younger children together until all grew to maturity. Shortly after his marriage in 1855, he and his family traveled by overland in a wagon to Michigan and a few years later by the same method to near Streeter, IL. where he lived 4 or 5 years. Then he cam to Gillman, IL. where he lived 4 or 5 years. In 1875 he came to Abaline, KS and 7 years later came to Custer County NE taking up a homestead about 16 miles south west of Ansley. About 1891, he sold his homestead to Charles Chrisman, and since that time he has made his home with his children. Mr. Gibson was a devoted Christian from childhood coming from good old Cumberland Presbyterian stock. He united with the Methodist Church, however, and was loyal to his church and his Master. When he came to Custer County, he was quick to see the need of moral and religious teaching in the rural sections so far from town and united with the United Brethren Church not far from his homestead. He held several official positions from this church and was also licensed as an exhorter, and when preachers were scarce and services few, he would preach at different school houses and help in revival meetings. He leaves to mourn his departure, seven children as follows: Hugh W. Gibson, Nash OK Frank Gibson, Funkhouser, Scottsbluff, NE John A. Gibson, Cherry Co, NE Charles H. Gibson, Cherry Co, NE Alfred R. Gibson, Omaha, NE William Orvil Gibson, Omaha, NE also 38 grandchildren, 67 great grandchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren. Remains were brought back to Custer County and funeral services were held in the Eudell Church, and were conducted by Rev. W.L. Handsell, paster of M.E. Church at Ansley. Interment was made at Eudell Cemetary. Robert's body was relocated from Eudell cemetery to Box Elder cemetery, Crumro, Custer, Nebraska.	Gibson, Robert (I7838)
252	Burns, Robert Lindsay Robert (Bob) L. Burns went peacefully to be with the Lord on February 3, 2011. Bob is survived by his loving and ever-loyal wife of 49 years, Evelyn, his two daughters Barbara and Beverly, three granddaughters Robyn, Meagan and Brooke, and grandson, David. Bob was raised and educated in Nanaimo. After completing high school, he attended UBC where he studied sciences. Returning home, he joined Jean Burns Ltd., a thriving family fashion business, and continued until the early 1980's when he entered full-time Christian service. Wakesiah Gospel Chapel, Camp Imadene and Christian Camping International (CCI) were all very dear to Bob's heart. His leadership role in each afforded him extraordinary opportunity to touch the lives of many.A devoted and gifted minister for 40 years, Bob's unfaltering vision, commitment and faithful devotion to God's work is perhaps his most important legacy. Bob's self-sacrifice and care for others was as natural to him as breathing. It is this life sustaining service that his family, friends and colleagues will undoubtedly and unendingly remember him by. A true creative genius, Bob will long be remembered for his Sunday School of the Air radio program, elaborate Christmas concerts, and chorale presentations.Bob's four grandchildren, to whom he was affectionately known as Pa, will always treasure his love of life and family, sense of humor and adventuresome spirit. His family has dear memories of his original poetry, story telling, and his love of relaxing while puttering in the garden or taking long walks on Qualicum Beach, his favorite place on earth.The family would like to express their heart-felt appreciation of the exceptional and compassionate care of Bob by the staff of Nanaimo Travellers Lodge A celebration of Bob's life will be held at 2:00 pm, Saturday, February 12, 2011 at Christ Community Church, 2221 Bowen Rd. Reception to be followed at Wakesiah Gospel Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bo...	Burns, Robert Lindsay (I34452)
253	'Age 83 years, married, 8 children - 3 living, occupation/farmer, cause of death/organic heart disease Son of James and (unk) Farrah Fisher, natives of Scotland Informant: James Fisher, Ithaca, MI Interment: May 18 1907 Burial: Bailey Cemetery Marriages: 1)Eunice Clauss 2)Ann Mullen Nusbaum (b) 1850, Ind., married Aug 20 1898, Ithaca, MI	Fisher, Peter (I50317)
254	'bol(e) hive' was a term referring to gastro, intestinal aiments e.g. diarrehea that often led to death of a child, not a location as recorded by some.	Blair, John (I14497)
255	'born at my mill'	Adams, Lucy Margarette (I13921)
256	'Converted and baptized in 1824; entered the ministry of the main Methodist body in 1827, in which he remained, either on the efficient or retired list, till 1866, when , through some matters not well understood, his connection with the main body was dissevered, and transferred to the M.E. Church, in which he holds the position of Local Elder.	Adams, Rev. Alvah (I13894)
257	'George Addams, for selling two guns & strong water to the Indians, & haueing nothinge to satisfy the law, is ordred to be whipt & discharged out of prison ?i?(Records of the Governor and Company of hte Massachusetts Bay in New England 3:308) ?/i?In ansr to the petion of George Addams, the Courte, finding that he was found guilty of selling two gunnes and strong wateres, having nothing to sattisfy the lawe, determined that he shall be severely whipt the next lecture day at Boston, and then discharged of the prison?i? (ibid. 4:pt. 1:133).?/i?	Adams, George II (I13963)
258	'Lindencrest', residence of bride's parents,	Family: Edwin Russell Eaton / Mary McKenzie Grant (F22394)
259	'Yemkin' won a race at Warwick 16 Apr 1936 by a large margin.	Miller, Albert Edward (I820)
260	(202) To His Excellency Sir Pererine Maitland K. C. B. Major General Commanding the Forces &c. &c. &c. In Upper Canada. And the Honle. Council. The humble Petition of John McKay Sheweth. That your petitioner having served as an Artificer in H. M. Dockyards at Kingston in the Province of Upper Canada, and being desirous of settling in the Country. Humbly prays that such portion of land may be assigned him as has heretofore been granted to persons of similar station. And as in duty bound Your Petitioner will ever pray (signed) John McKay. Date 27 Aug 1822 Location Kingston, Midland Dist., Upper Canada (Ontario), Canada Upper Canada Petition of John McKay; image 44/1039; Film: c-2204; Petition 202; Upper Canada Land Petitions; "M" Bundle 13, 1818-1823 (RG 1, L3, Vol. 345); Library and Archives Canada	McKay, John (I9538)
261	(E) In memory of James Rouatt died May 1st, 1876 aged 44 years also Margaret beloved wife of James Rouatt died May 11, 1886 aged 54 years & 8 mos (N) Josiah son of Jas. & Margaret Rouatt died Dec 1st 1875 aged 4 yrs & 5 mos. rest little Josiah in happiness rest Mingling with angels we know thou are blest for from the trails that tempt us to stray God in his mercy has called thee away dear parents when life shall have ended its years and its vanties gone may we meet thee by angels attended to welcome eternities dawn ROUATT	Rouatt, James (I55003)
262	(E)ROUATT In memory of Robert ROUATT 1843-1913 his wife Annie DARROW 1865-1944 Ernest 1889-1901 Luella 1886-1906 at rest (W)Ada J. Rouatt died Mar. 3, 1921 aged 37 years asleep in Jesus	Rouatt, Robert (I55012)
263	(Florence Villas)	Manuel, Doris Grisell Bailey "Dora" (I37542)
264	(footstone) Thomas was Secretary Treasurer for the Henry K. Wampole Co. in Perth, Ontario. 1st marriage to Mary Helene Lyon, married at Philadelphia, USA on June 17,1908. 2nd marriage to Florence Drennan, married Oct. 16, 1917 at Perth, Ontario.	Maher, Thomas James (I20452)
265	(Founder of L.R. McVeigh Lumber Limited, Veteran of WWII - RCAF 1942 - 1946, Life Member of Evergreen Masonic Lodge, Tay Clyde Shrine Club and Eastern Star). Son of the late Robert and Alice McVeigh. Beloved husband of Ruby (Whiticar) McVeigh. Dear brother of Marion (Bob) Menzies of Carleton Place and the late Elwin McVeigh and Edna Armstrong. Lloyd Interment, Elmwood Cemetery.	McVeigh, Lloyd R. (I60251)
266	(ibid 1:71)	Adams, George II (I13963)
267	(Medical):"attacked by pneumonia the friday previous"	Townsley, Samuel "Arthur" (I6816)
268	(Medical):"Found in a gas filled room".	Jackson, Albert Edward "Ab" (I3460)
269	(Medical):#5793, 3rd engineer, died in the hospital, ship Alexandria, registered in Glasgow, in port, pulmonitis, the result of an accident.	Anderson, John (I37782)
270	(Medical):'Drowned in a small tub of water" as a small child	Ashby, Charlotte May (I4371)
271	(Medical):(interal bleeding)	Willis, Benjamin James (I13826)
272	(Medical):1 year	Barber, Isabella "Belle" (I1644)
273	(Medical):15 days	Baird, James (I4994)
274	(Medical):1880 - "intelligent and amiable, but has poor health of body'.	Adams, Hester Amelia (I13920)
275	(Medical):2 days	Heck, Sarah Emma (I13938)
276	(Medical):2nd son of Peter and Mary Munro. Suffered from bladder problems for many years. Peter Miller and George Palmer of Bathurst were executors fo his will, 17 Feb 1869.	Munroe, Peter (I42)
277	(Medical):90 years Informant Henry Poole, Drummond Registered, 3 Jan 1888	Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)
278	(Medical):9W6C-R9G	Poole, Thomas (I9780)
279	(Medical):An invalid for 25 years before his death in 1950	Boyle, Herbert Mungo Alexander "Bert" (I4140)
280	(Medical):Approximately 3 days	Miller, Ivy Beatrice (I16698)
281	(Medical):Black Diptheria The bacteria that cause diphtheria spread through respiratory droplets (such as from a cough or sneeze) of an infected person or someone who carries the bacteria but has no symptoms. ... The throat infection causes a gray to black, tough, fiber-like covering, which can block your airways. One family story indicates that John or Harriet collapsed into a tub of water and drowned.	Ashby, Harriet M. (I4290)
282	(Medical):Black Diptheria The bacteria that cause diphtheria spread through respiratory droplets (such as from a cough or sneeze) of an infected person or someone who carries the bacteria but has no symptoms. ... The throat infection causes a gray to black, tough, fiber-like covering, which can block your airways.	Ashby, Elizabeth Ruth (I4274)
283	(Medical):Car accident: Albert was killed when his Model T Ford ran over him while he was trying to crank start it.	Miller, Albert Edward (I820)
284	(Medical):Carcinoma of Larnyx - 3 months Syncopis Cardiac - 4 hours	Clark, Rachel (I4197)
285	(Medical):Cyril was a moisture tester for the grain industry and died of TB in the Fort William TB Sanitarium.	Holgate, Timothy Cyril "Cyril" (I54881)
286	(Medical):David suffered injuries as the result of an accident in the spring of 1919 and it was necessary to amputate his left leg about the knee. He suffered and continued to decline following the surgery.	Miller, David Gourlay (I890)
287	(Medical):Death occurred while unloading cattle for a show at the Perth Fair 2 Sep 1961.	Miller, George Herbert "Herb" (I1215)
288	(Medical):Decompesation of heart - 1 month or more Endocarditis is an infection of the endocardium, which is the inner lining of your heart chambers and heart valves. Endocarditis generally occurs when bacteria, fungi or other germs from another part of your body, such as your mouth, spread through your bloodstream and attach to damaged areas in your heart. Endocarditis is uncommon in people with healthy hearts.	Thibideau, Gordon Henry (I14430)
289	(Medical):Deep vein thromboisis - complication - gangarene	Bowes, Margaret "Maggie" (I13326)
290	(Medical):Description Died 6the February 1866 Buried Ipswich same day Stated Age 16 months Duration of illness 7 weeks Born Canada, 4 days in Queensland Attached To Ascinith Boyle Birth October 1864 Death 6 Feb 1866	Boyle, Ascinith (I4157)
291	(Medical):Died as infant	Ashby, Elinor Beatrice (I4954)
292	(Medical):died at Calydon Sanatorium, Gravenhurst, ON; death related to service	Warrington, John Melville (I48977)
293	(Medical):Died at home of John William then living on the Richie Farm on the Upper Scotch Line. E 1/2 L11 C1 Bathurst.	Dobbie, Jane (I54)
294	(Medical):Died in prison	Poole, Richard (I24291)
295	(Medical):duration 3 months	Matthie, Ellen G. (I23956)
296	(Medical):Early in his life he developed diabetes.	Monroe, Peter (I58)
297	(Medical):Eldest son of Peter and Mary Munro	Munro, John (I41)
298	(Medical):Family oral history is that he had Rheumatic Fever	Mather, Clarence Everett (I4337)
299	(Medical):Farmer, Church of England	James, John Henry (I3345)
300	(Medical):Had one operation to replace the valve in 1969 and was waiting for a second valve replacement required following a car accident.	Carey, John James (I16683)

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Birth:      Dec., 1833
Mercer County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death:      Nov. 4, 1917
Cherry County
Nebraska, USA

Son of John Gibson and Nancy "Penrod" Gibson.

Married Mary L. Griffin, abt 1855,
Father of 12 children: Hugh Washington, George William, Clara Arnetta, James Francis, Margaret Elizabeth, John Arthur, Amanda T, Charles Henry, Alfred Robert, William Orville, Jennie Louise and Unknown child.

Robert Gibson was born in Mercer County, PA December 1833 and died at the home of his son, Charles, in Cherry County, Neb Nov. 4, 1917 at the age of 83 years, 11 months and 27 days.
At the age of 22, Mr. Gibson married Miss Mary Griffin, to which union 12 children were born, 5 of whom preceded him to the great beyond. In 1881 his wife died, after which Mr. Gibson kept the younger children together until all grew to maturity.
Shortly after his marriage in 1855, he and his family traveled by overland in a wagon to Michigan and a few years later by the same method to near Streeter, IL. where he lived 4 or 5 years. Then he cam to Gillman, IL. where he lived 4 or 5 years. In 1875 he came to Abaline, KS and 7 years later came to Custer County NE taking up a homestead about 16 miles south west of Ansley. About 1891, he sold his homestead to Charles Chrisman, and since that time he has made his home with his children.
Mr. Gibson was a devoted Christian from childhood coming from good old Cumberland Presbyterian stock. He united with the Methodist Church, however, and was loyal to his church and his Master. When he came to Custer County, he was quick to see the need of moral and religious teaching in the rural sections so far from town and united with the United Brethren Church not far from his homestead. He held several official positions from this church and was also licensed as an exhorter, and when preachers were scarce and services few, he would preach at different school houses and help in revival meetings.
He leaves to mourn his departure, seven children as follows:
Hugh W. Gibson, Nash OK
Frank Gibson, Funkhouser, Scottsbluff, NE
John A. Gibson, Cherry Co, NE
Charles H. Gibson, Cherry Co, NE
Alfred R. Gibson, Omaha, NE
William Orvil Gibson, Omaha, NE
also 38 grandchildren, 67 great grandchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren.
Remains were brought back to Custer County and funeral services were held in the Eudell Church, and were conducted by Rev. W.L. Handsell, paster of M.E. Church at Ansley. Interment was made at Eudell Cemetary.

Robert's body was relocated from Eudell cemetery to Box Elder cemetery, Crumro, Custer, Nebraska.

Gibson, Robert (I7838)

252

Burns, Robert Lindsay
Robert (Bob) L. Burns went peacefully to be with the Lord on February 3, 2011. Bob is survived by his loving and ever-loyal wife of 49 years, Evelyn, his two daughters Barbara and Beverly, three granddaughters Robyn, Meagan and Brooke, and grandson, David. Bob was raised and educated in Nanaimo. After completing high school, he attended UBC where he studied sciences. Returning home, he joined Jean Burns Ltd., a thriving family fashion business, and continued until the early 1980's when he entered full-time Christian service. Wakesiah Gospel Chapel, Camp Imadene and Christian Camping International (CCI) were all very dear to Bob's heart. His leadership role in each afforded him extraordinary opportunity to touch the lives of many.A devoted and gifted minister for 40 years, Bob's unfaltering vision, commitment and faithful devotion to God's work is perhaps his most important legacy. Bob's self-sacrifice and care for others was as natural to him as breathing. It is this life sustaining service that his family, friends and colleagues will undoubtedly and unendingly remember him by. A true creative genius, Bob will long be remembered for his Sunday School of the Air radio program, elaborate Christmas concerts, and chorale presentations.Bob's four grandchildren, to whom he was affectionately known as Pa, will always treasure his love of life and family, sense of humor and adventuresome spirit. His family has dear memories of his original poetry, story telling, and his love of relaxing while puttering in the garden or taking long walks on Qualicum Beach, his favorite place on earth.The family would like to express their heart-felt appreciation of the exceptional and compassionate care of Bob by the staff of Nanaimo Travellers Lodge A celebration of Bob's life will be held at 2:00 pm, Saturday, February 12, 2011 at Christ Community Church, 2221 Bowen Rd. Reception to be followed at Wakesiah Gospel Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bo...

Burns, Robert Lindsay (I34452)

253

'Age 83 years, married, 8 children - 3 living, occupation/farmer, cause of death/organic heart disease

Son of James and (unk) Farrah Fisher, natives of Scotland

Informant: James Fisher, Ithaca, MI
Interment: May 18 1907
Burial: Bailey Cemetery

Marriages:
1)Eunice Clauss
2)Ann Mullen Nusbaum (b) 1850, Ind., married Aug 20 1898, Ithaca, MI

Fisher, Peter (I50317)

254

'bol(e) hive' was a term referring to gastro, intestinal aiments e.g. diarrehea that often led to death of a child, not a location as recorded by some.

Blair, John (I14497)

255

'born at my mill'

Adams, Lucy Margarette (I13921)

256

'Converted and baptized in 1824; entered the ministry of the main Methodist body in 1827, in which he remained, either on the efficient or retired list, till 1866, when , through some matters not well understood, his connection with the main body was dissevered, and transferred to the M.E. Church, in which he holds the position of Local Elder.

Adams, Rev. Alvah (I13894)

257

'George Addams, for selling two guns & strong water to the Indians, & haueing nothinge to satisfy the law, is ordred to be whipt & discharged out of prison ?i?(Records of the Governor and Company of hte Massachusetts Bay in New England 3:308)
?/i?In ansr to the petion of George Addams, the Courte, finding that he was found guilty of selling two gunnes and strong wateres, having nothing to sattisfy the lawe, determined that he shall be severely whipt the next lecture day at Boston, and then discharged of the prison?i? (ibid. 4:pt. 1:133).?/i?

Adams, George II (I13963)

258

'Lindencrest', residence of bride's parents,

Family: Edwin Russell Eaton / Mary McKenzie Grant (F22394)

259

'Yemkin' won a race at Warwick 16 Apr 1936 by a large margin.

Miller, Albert Edward (I820)

260

(202) To His Excellency Sir Pererine Maitland K. C. B. Major General Commanding the Forces &c. &c. &c. In Upper Canada. And the Honle. Council. The humble Petition of John McKay Sheweth. That your petitioner having served as an Artificer in H. M. Dockyards at Kingston in the Province of Upper Canada, and being desirous of settling in the Country. Humbly prays that such portion of land may be assigned him as has heretofore been granted to persons of similar station. And as in duty bound Your Petitioner will ever pray (signed) John McKay.

Date 27 Aug 1822
Location Kingston, Midland Dist., Upper Canada (Ontario), Canada
Upper Canada Petition of John McKay; image 44/1039; Film: c-2204; Petition 202; Upper Canada Land Petitions; "M" Bundle 13, 1818-1823 (RG 1, L3, Vol. 345); Library and Archives Canada

McKay, John (I9538)

261

(E) In memory of
James Rouatt
died May 1st, 1876
aged 44 years
also Margaret
beloved wife of James Rouatt
died May 11, 1886
aged 54 years & 8 mos
(N) Josiah
son of Jas. & Margaret Rouatt
died Dec 1st 1875
aged 4 yrs & 5 mos.
rest little Josiah in happiness rest
Mingling with angels we know thou are blest
for from the trails that tempt us to stray
God in his mercy has called thee away
dear parents when life shall have ended
its years and its vanties gone
may we meet thee by angels attended
to welcome eternities dawn
ROUATT

Rouatt, James (I55003)

262

(E)ROUATT
In memory of
Robert ROUATT
1843-1913
his wife
Annie DARROW
1865-1944
Ernest 1889-1901
Luella 1886-1906
at rest
(W)Ada J. Rouatt
died Mar. 3, 1921
aged 37 years
asleep in Jesus

Rouatt, Robert (I55012)

263

(Florence Villas)

Manuel, Doris Grisell Bailey "Dora" (I37542)

264

(footstone) Thomas was Secretary Treasurer for the Henry K. Wampole Co. in Perth, Ontario. 1st marriage to Mary Helene Lyon, married at Philadelphia, USA on June 17,1908. 2nd marriage to Florence Drennan, married Oct. 16, 1917 at Perth, Ontario.

Maher, Thomas James (I20452)

265

(Founder of L.R. McVeigh Lumber Limited, Veteran of WWII - RCAF 1942 - 1946, Life Member of Evergreen Masonic Lodge, Tay Clyde Shrine Club and Eastern Star).

Son of the late Robert and Alice McVeigh. Beloved husband of Ruby (Whiticar) McVeigh.
Dear brother of Marion (Bob) Menzies of Carleton Place and the late Elwin McVeigh and Edna Armstrong. Lloyd
Interment, Elmwood Cemetery.

McVeigh, Lloyd R. (I60251)

266

(ibid 1:71)

Adams, George II (I13963)

267

(Medical):"attacked by pneumonia the friday previous"

Townsley, Samuel "Arthur" (I6816)

268

(Medical):"Found in a gas filled room".

Jackson, Albert Edward "Ab" (I3460)

269

(Medical):#5793, 3rd engineer, died in the hospital, ship Alexandria, registered in Glasgow, in port, pulmonitis, the result of an accident.

Anderson, John (I37782)

270

(Medical):'Drowned in a small tub of water" as a small child

Ashby, Charlotte May (I4371)

271

(Medical):(interal bleeding)

Willis, Benjamin James (I13826)

272

(Medical):1 year

Barber, Isabella "Belle" (I1644)

273

(Medical):15 days

Baird, James (I4994)

274

(Medical):1880 - "intelligent and amiable, but has poor health of body'.

Adams, Hester Amelia (I13920)

275

(Medical):2 days

Heck, Sarah Emma (I13938)

276

(Medical):2nd son of Peter and Mary Munro.
Suffered from bladder problems for many years. Peter Miller and George Palmer of Bathurst were executors fo his will, 17 Feb 1869.

Munroe, Peter (I42)

277

(Medical):90 years
Informant Henry Poole, Drummond
Registered, 3 Jan 1888

Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)

278

(Medical):9W6C-R9G

Poole, Thomas (I9780)

279

(Medical):An invalid for 25 years before his death in 1950

Boyle, Herbert Mungo Alexander "Bert" (I4140)

280

(Medical):Approximately 3 days

Miller, Ivy Beatrice (I16698)

281

(Medical):Black Diptheria
The bacteria that cause diphtheria spread through respiratory droplets (such as from a cough or sneeze) of an infected person or someone who carries the bacteria but has no symptoms. ... The throat infection causes a gray to black, tough, fiber-like covering, which can block your airways.

One family story indicates that John or Harriet collapsed into a tub of water and drowned.

Ashby, Harriet M. (I4290)

282

Ashby, Elizabeth Ruth (I4274)

283

(Medical):Car accident: Albert was killed when his Model T Ford ran over him while he was trying to crank start it.

Miller, Albert Edward (I820)

284

(Medical):Carcinoma of Larnyx - 3 months
Syncopis Cardiac - 4 hours

Clark, Rachel (I4197)

285

(Medical):Cyril was a moisture tester for the grain industry and died of TB in the Fort William TB Sanitarium.

Holgate, Timothy Cyril "Cyril" (I54881)

286

(Medical):David suffered injuries as the result of an accident in the spring of 1919 and it was necessary to amputate his left leg about the knee. He suffered and continued to decline following the surgery.

Miller, David Gourlay (I890)

287

(Medical):Death occurred while unloading cattle for a show at the Perth Fair 2 Sep 1961.

Miller, George Herbert "Herb" (I1215)

288

(Medical):Decompesation of heart - 1 month or more
Endocarditis is an infection of the endocardium, which is the inner lining of your heart chambers and heart valves. Endocarditis generally occurs when bacteria, fungi or other germs from another part of your body, such as your mouth, spread through your bloodstream and attach to damaged areas in your heart. Endocarditis is uncommon in people with healthy hearts.

Thibideau, Gordon Henry (I14430)

289

(Medical):Deep vein thromboisis - complication - gangarene

Bowes, Margaret "Maggie" (I13326)

290

(Medical):Description     Died 6the February 1866 Buried Ipswich same day Stated Age 16 months Duration of illness 7 weeks Born Canada,
4 days in Queensland
Attached To     Ascinith Boyle
Birth     October 1864
Death     6 Feb 1866

Boyle, Ascinith (I4157)

291

(Medical):Died as infant

Ashby, Elinor Beatrice (I4954)

292

(Medical):died at Calydon Sanatorium, Gravenhurst, ON; death related to service

Warrington, John Melville (I48977)

293

(Medical):Died at home of John William then living on the Richie Farm on the Upper Scotch Line. E 1/2 L11 C1 Bathurst.

Dobbie, Jane (I54)

294

(Medical):Died in prison