Notes: Lanark County Origins

Notes

Matches 3,601 to 3,650 of 48,188

#	Notes	Linked to
3601	check: Andrew's death certificate Burial found on stone in Elmwood cemetery but death certificate indicates Scotch Line cemetery. Commemoration? No record found in Scotch Line.	Farnell, Elizabeth "Betsey" (I3250)
3602	CHERRY ANN HUGH CHERRY/MARGARET WALKER F 10/11/1798 500/ 20 156 New or East Kilpatrick	Cherry, Ann (I39019)
3603	Chicago Ward 3	Pierson, Henry (I13572)
3604	child is identified as illigitimate and is not given a name	No Name Given (I65671)
3605	children	Pollock, James (I36002)
3606	children 2 m+12; 1 m-12, 1f -12	Pollock, William (I37315)
3607	Children: f, 1809, m1811, f 1814, f1816.	Pollock, Thomas (I37314)
3608	Choir Sings At Wedding Wedding music was sung by the boys' choir of Christ Church Cathedral when Marlon Isobel McDermld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John William McDermld of Buckingham, Que., became the bride of Donald Thomas Elliott, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Elliott of Ottawa. The Cathedral was adorned with pink and white gladioli and Rev. Arthur Leaker officiated. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Eileen Mc-Dermid, Frederick Cole was best man and the ushers were Robert Cross and Keith McDermld. The bride chose an ankle-length gown of white lace over satin. The strapless bodice was covered with a bolero Jacket. Her finger-tip veil was held by a lace headdress and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of pink roses and stephanotis. A reception was held at Lauder Memorial Hall, Christ Church Cathedral and later the couple left on a honeymoon trip. The bride travelled In a light blue suit with brown accessories. The couple will live in Ottawa. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 10 Sep 1952, Wed ?W Page 19	Family: Donald Thomas Elliott / Marion Isabel McDermid (F16528)
3609	Christena Florence McCullough (Foster) Nov. 2nd, 1931 - Sept. 26th, 2019 Chris passed away suddenly at the Perth hospital on Thursday, September 26th, 2019. She was predeceased by her parents Christopher and Edith (Bulloch) Foster, husband Gerald McCullough, partner Glenn Larock and sisters Doris Palmer and Donna (Orie) Whyte.	Foster, Christena Florence (I35253)
3610	Christena was the third of four daughters born in Burgess to Henry Houze, a blacksmith, and Elizabeth Moodie. Her mother died when Christena was only three and the four were raised by Isabella Moodie, Elizabeth's first cousin, who married Henry in 1869. In 1886 Christena married farmer Frederick Orton Hyslop who later ran a hotel, Abstenence House in Mountain, for over 15 years. Their first child, Cora, did not survive, followed by Lena and Milford. Also an adopted daughter, Ruth. Fred died in 1914. Strangely, Christena's death is reported by her sister Margaret as married with the surname Beggs, living in Ottawa since 1920. No marriage record found. Lena Hyslop 1888 ? Milburn Hyslop 1893 ? Ruth 1894 ? Inscription HYSLOP Fred O. Hyslop died Jan 17, 1914 - aged 51 yrs Christena Houze, his wife died Aug 2, 1925 - aged 61 yrs	Houze, Christena (I49109)
3611	Christena was the third of four daughters born in Burgess to Henry Houze, a blacksmith, and Elizabeth Moodie. Her mother died when Christena was only three and the four were raised by Isabella Moodie, Elizabeth's first cousin, who married Henry in 1869.	Houze, Christena (I49109)
3612	Christian Miller, Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Christian Miller Gender:Female Christening Date:09 Jun 1816 Christening Place:NEW KILPATRICK,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND Birth Date:28 May 1816 Father's Name:Robert Miller Mother's Name:Marion Baird	Miller, Christian (I34935)
3613	CHRISTIE ALEXANDER JOHN CHRISTIE/MARGRAT WRE FR123 (FR123) M 08/08/1686 480 10 / 118 Fintry	Christie, Alexander (I70583)
3614	CHRISTIE ALEXANDER MARGARET ARCHABALD/FR1856 (FR1856) 14/06/1636 479 60 / 77 Falkirk	Family: Alexander Christie / Margaret Archabald (F23508)
3615	CHRISTIE ALEXANDER ROBERT CHRISTIE/ M 11/03/1606 685 / 1 10 / 298 Edinburgh	Christie, Alexander (I67923)
3616	CHRISTIE ARCHIBALD ROBERT CHRISTIE/ M 15/07/1607 685 / 1 10 / 326 Edinburgh	Christie, Archibald (I70596)
3617	CHRISTIE ELIZABETH ALEXANDER CHRISTIE/MARGARET ARCHABALD FR490 (FR490) F 15/09/1640 479 20 / 238 Falkirk	Christie, Elizabeth (I70590)
3618	CHRISTIE JOHNE ALEXANDER CHRISTIE/MARGARET ARCHABALD FR475 (FR475) U 02/02/1638 479 20 / 215 Falkirk	Christie, Johne (I33201)
3619	CHRISTIE JOHNE MARGRET WRE/FR424 (FR424) 27/06/1675 480 20 / 198 Fintry	Family: Johne Christie / Margaret Weir (F11335)
3620	CHRISTIE JOHNE ROBERT CHRISTIE/ M 28/12/1600 685 / 1 10 / 184 Edinburgh	Christie, Johne (I70593)
3621	CHRISTIE KATHARINE ROBERT CHRISTIE/ F 05/06/1603 685 / 1 10 / 251 Edinburgh	Christie, Katharine (I70595)
3622	CHRISTIE MARGARET ROBERT CHRISTIE/MARGARET JOHNSTON F 04/12/1757 459 30 / 164 Wemyss	Christie, Margaret (I70623)
3623	CHRISTIE MARIOUN ROBERT CHRISTIE/ F 10/03/1602 685 / 1 10 / 219 Edinburgh	Christie, Marioun (I70594)
3624	CHRISTIE ROBERT ROBERT CHRISTIE/ M 05/02/1597 685 / 1 10 / 88 Edinburgh	Christie, Robert (I70591)
3625	CHRISTIE WILLIAM ROBERT CHRISTIE/ M 09/09/1599 685 / 1 10 / 137 Edinburgh	Christie, William (I70592)
3626	Christina Agnes (Fraser) Lynch was a working widow who raised two daughters by herself in Hollywood. One daughter appeared in bit parts in two films before marrying Jason Robards Sr. The other daughter was Helen Lynch, an early silent film star and comedic actress, who appeared in 56 movies.	Fraser, Christina Agnes (I57602)
3627	Christina Brownlee was born 27 Jun 1842 in Dalhousie Twp., daughter of Robert Brownlee and Mary Dunlop. At her residence Gore St. Perth, Thrs. Dec. 4, 1924, Christine Brownlee, wife of the late Joseph Warren, Harper, age 82 years. Born in Dalhousie, survived by 4 daughters and 2 sons: Mrs. J. (Christina) Kimberley, Peterborough, Mrs. A A (Ida) Bowes, Glen Tay, Mrs. C E (Annie) McConnel, Elstow Sask, Mrs. Mabel Knowles Perth, R A,(Robert) Filmore ND, Dr. J W (Wilbert) Los Angeles. Two older sisters: Mrs. J (Agnes) Smith Dalhousie and Mrs. W (Margaret) Smith , Fisher Mn. 2 younger sisters, Mrs. John (Janet) Hannah Fisher MN and Mrs.(Marion) Findlay Los Angeles. Predeceased by son Dr. John and daughter Mary Sturgeon and sister Mary Brownlee. To Elmwood where husband, son and daughter are laid.	Brownlee, Christina (I18063)
3628	Christina Fisher married Robert Robertson 14 Mar 1851 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth, Lanark Co. Mrs. Robert Robertson; Residence: Bathurst; Birthplace: Canada; Died: (blank) June (1876); Age: (blank) [St. Andrew's Burial Register] (between Nellie Cram, died 30 Apr and Hogg, died 5 Jun) "DIED. ... Fisher. On Saturday, 24th June, Christina Fisher, widow of the late Robert Robertson, and eldest daughter of Donald Fisher, Esq., Bathurst." [Col. 7; Pg. 4; The Perth Courier; Friday, 30 Jun 1876; Vol. XLII, No. 41]	Fisher, Christina (I50267)
3629	Christina's parents John Somerville Senior & Margaret Gray came on the Brig Commerce in 1820 & settled at Middleville (ONT.). Siblings included: John Somerville Junior David Gray Somerville Robert Somerville, Marion Somerville Reid. The Somerville family land in Lanark was near McLachlan land. May 6, 1842 Christina Somerville marries John McLachlan in family church in Lanark settlement, publication of banns. Witnesses : John McLachlan, Society Settler and Robert Somerville, brother of Christina Somerville McLachlan. Reverend William McAllister. [Source CMcF]. She bore 11 children. Picture (L-R)of her 5 girls; Christine (McKinnon), Caroline, Mary(McLeod), Margaret, Edith (Photo courtesy of S. Phillips) No date of death known. [Source CMcF].	Somerville, Christina (I14962)
3630	Christine was the 5th Child of Peter and Mary Munro. Her husband ? Houston died early in life and Christine and her family (Robert and Mary) returned home and lived for some years with her father and brother Roderick on the farm purchased by her father in Bathurst Twp. She remarried John (?) Miller and after his death returned to live with her father and brother in Bathurst. Christian Munro's short-lived marriage to Hugh Houston. She was called before the Presbyterian Session for ante-nuptial fornication but, by the time the baby , Robert was born, Houston was dead.	Munro, Christine "Cristy" (I38)
3631	CHROME RANCHER TAKES OWN LIFE SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD WITH .25 - .35 RIFLE Kendrick Gale Millsaps, 40-year-old stockman in the Chrome area, took his own life at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A bullet from a .25 - .35 Winchester rifle entered Mr. Millsaps forehead at eyebrow level. Failing health is believed to be the reason for the prominent Chrome rancher ending his life. He had been in somewhat poor health for about a year. Called Doctor At noon yesterday he was not feeling well. He asked his wife, Helen, to call Dr. F. H. Gambell of Willows. She went to the nearest home where a telephone was available and placed a call to the local doctor. Upon returning to her home she changed the bedding in her husband's bedroom and gave him a clean set of underwear. She then went into the bathroom to bathe. It was while she was in the bathroom that she heard her husband get out of bed and go into the kitchen. She heard a commotion and upon investigating saw her daughter, Juanita, attempting to wrest a .25 rifle from her father. In the struggle the gun was fired three times. One bullet hit the girl on the index finger causing a minor wound. The rifle was finally taken away from Mr. Millsap. He ran outdoors and opened a door to a storeroom where he obtained the .25 - .35 Winchester. He put the barrel end of this rifle to his forehead and pulled the trigger. He was dead when Dr. Gambell arrived. Thought He Had Cancer Mr. Millsap had been receiving treatments for sinus and stomach ailments. He believed he had cancer of the stomach. In recent years he had an orchestra which played at dances throughout the area. He was a talented musician. He was born at Chrome and had lived in the district all of his life. He is survived by his wife, Helen; a daughter, Juanita and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap, all of Chrome. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the F. D. Sweet & Son Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Willows Cemetery. The Willows Journal Monday, Feb. 11, 1952, page 1 transcribed by Rhonda Holton ---------------- Marriage: Helen Virginia Ellis on 23 Nov 1935 Glenn Co., California	Millsaps, Kendrick Gale (I49709)
3632	CHRYSTIE ISSOBELLA JOHNE CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR74 (FR74) F 16/07/1676 480 10 / 69 Fintry	Christie, Isobella (I3996)
3633	CHRYSTIE JAMES JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR97 (FR97) M 25/08/1681 480 10 / 92 Fintry	Chrystie, James (I70585)
3634	CHRYSTIE JOHN JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR84 (FR84) M 01/09/1678 480 10 / 79 Fintry	Chrystie, John (I70584)
3635	CHRYSTIE MARGRAT JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRAT WRE FR107 (FR107) F 01/07/1683 480 10 / 102 Fintry	Chrystie, Margrat (I70586)
3636	Church of Scotland	Miller (I8954)
3637	Church of Scotland	Miller, William (I7003)
3638	church records	Luke, Janet (I5863)
3639	Church Records - Ireland, Wicklow, Aghold Aghold [Coolkenna] (Wicklow, Ireland), \\"Baptism Register\\". Notes Lancelot Jackson son of Lant and Hannah Jackson, baptised 30 Nov 1817	Jackson, Lancelot "Lanty" (I21486)
3640	Church records indicate birth location as Pennsylvania and in the year 1850 but are not specific as to day. This is an almalgamation of church and cemetery records which indicate day but indicate Canada as place of birth.	Clark, James Jr. (I4438)
3641	Church Registers. Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.	Source (S914)
3642	CHURCH, Gordon Austin In hospital, on Thursday, Oct. 14, 1976. Gordon Austin Church, of 540 Thompson St., in his 70th year, dearly beloved husband of Emma Gordon (nee Baird); dear stepfather of Austin Gordon, Levack, Ont., Rose (Mrs. Larry Perreault) of Ottawa; loving grandfather of Wayne and Kim, twin brother of Marion, Mattawa, Ont.; brother of Irvin, Chilliwack, B.C.; Whitney, Sudbury. Resting at Ringrose Bros. Funeral Home, Campbell's Bay, Que. Service on Saturday, Oct. 16, in Free Methodist Church. Interment Campbell's Bay cemetery. Oct 14, 1976, Pg. 52 Ottawa Journal Note: Although he and his sister, Marion, were twins, their birth certificates show different years. His actual 1904 birth record is available on-line, and in the 1921 census, he and Marion are 17.	Church, Gordon Austin (I60782)
3643	circa 2007 Mather: In loving memory of a dear wife, mother, grandma and great-grandma, Marion, who passed away June27, 1987. Gone but not forgotten, are words that ring so true. Twenty years have come and gone, but we still remember you. The memories remain forever. Your kind and gentle ways, Your faith that never wavered, Your loving heart, your songs of praise. You are the guardian angel protecting, guiding, watching us. We miss you and we're thankful for your lifetime of loyalty and trust. Forever in our hearts, Harry and family.	Dodds, Marion Isobelle (I1841)
3644	Citation "Ontario Deaths, 1869-1937 and Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DCJC-J8?cc=1307826&wc=3LVP-HZS%3A1584243504%2C1584275901%2C1584275902 : 19 May 2015), Deaths > 1871-1872 > no 15463-24519 > image 707 of 823; Archives of Ontario, Toronto.	Heck, Sarah Emma (I13938)
3645	Citation in Family Search Charles Boyle, United States Census, 1920 https://family search.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MHWJ-TZY San Francisco Assembly District 29, San Francisco, CA USA; citing ED48, sheet 6A, line 2, family 26, NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington DC: National Archives and Records Administration, 1992), roll 133; FHL microfilm 1,820,133.	Boyle, Charles Edwin (I4170)
3646	Citation Information Detail "Rosalie Russell, Alan S. Renfrew Will Wed in Fall," 15 Mar 1959, p. 97 Source Information Title "New York Times 1851-2010", ProQuest, ProQuets Historical Newspapers Note "New York Times 1851-2010". images. ProQuest. ProQuets Historical Newspapers. http://search.proquest.com.	Family: Alan Spaulding Renfrew / Norma Estes Hooper (F13630)
3647	Citation information Detail Viewed index; 26 April 2020; Robert Burns Source information Title Scotland, "Statutory Registers: Marriages," database, iScotland's People/i (www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk: accessed ), ; National Records of Scotland.	Family: Peter Henderson McGeach Wyness / Isabella Malcolm (F20577)
3648	Citation Information Transcript "Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGYQ-V7PC : 12 April 2018), James Clark in entry for James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie, Marriage 4 May 1846, Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland; citing General Register Office, Dublin; FHL microfilm 101,275. James Clarkmentioned in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie Name: James Clark Sex: Male Son: James Clark Other information in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespiefrom Ireland Civil Registration Name: James Clark Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 4 May 1846 Event Place: Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland Event Place (Original): Articlave, Coleraine Gender: Male Age: 22 Birth Year (Estimated): 1824 Father's Name: James Clark Spouse's Name: Mary Anne Gillespie Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1827 Spouse's Father's Name: James Gillespie Source Information Title "Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913," Note "Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGYQ-V7PC : 12 April 2018), James Clark in entry for James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie, Marriage 4 May 1846, Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland; citing General Register Office, Dublin; FHL microfilm 101,275. James Clark mentioned in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie Name: James Clark Sex: Male Son: James Clark Other information in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie from Ireland Civil Registration Name: James Clark Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 4 May 1846 Event Place: Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland Event Place (Original): Articlave, Coleraine Gender: Male Age: 22 Birth Year (Estimated): 1824 Father's Name: James Clark Spouse's Name: Mary Anne Gillespie Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1827 Spouse's Father's Name: James Gillespie First name(s) James Last name Clark Age - Marital status - Marriage year 1846 Marriage date 04 May 1846 Marriage place 0123,Dunboe,Londonderry,Ireland Father's first name(s) - Father's last name - Mother's first name(s) - Mother's last name - Spouse's first name(s) Mary Anne Spouse's last name Gillespie Spouse's age - Spouse's birth place - Spouse's marital status - Spouse's father's first name(s) - Spouse's father's last name - Spouse's mother's first name(s) - Spouse's mother's last name - Residence - Place Dunboe County Londonderry (Derry) Country Ireland Record set Ireland Marriages 1619-1898 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from Ireland Ireland Marriages 1619-1898 Transcription Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl First name(s) James Last name Clark Registration year 1846 Registration quarter 1846 Registration district Coleraine Volume 4 Page 123 MarriageFinder?L James Clark married one of these people Margaret Purdy, Mary Anne Gillespie, Margaret Miller, Anne Andrews County Antrim, Londonderry (Derry) Country Ireland Record set Irish Marriages 1845-1958 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Marriage & Divorce Collections from Ireland copyright Family Search	Family: James Clark / Mary Ann Gillespie (F1271)
3649	CITIZEN, 91 YEARS OF AGE, IS DEAD --- Geo. Templeton, Oldest Elder of Knox United Church, Passes Away in 91st Year --- In the passing Tuesday at midnight of George Templeton, of 230 Fourth avenue west, Calgary, in his 91st year, Calgary has lost one of its ablest old men, who, in spite of his great age, went about the city and took his usual place in church until just recently. Mr. Templeton was the oldest elder of Knox church and its oldest member, and he regularly attended the services. The late Mr. Templeton was the founder of a big leather manufacturing concern in Perth, Ontario, the city of his birth, in 1837, the year of the coronation in England of Queen Victoria. In 1891 he came to Calgary for the health of his wife and daughter, their original home being at 220 Seventh avenue west. Mrs. Templeton, however, died in 1909, and was shortly followed by her daughter. Mr. Templeton is survived by two sons, both prominent business men, W.A. Templeton, Winnipeg, and J.G. Templeton, Toronto, whose daughter was a riding partner to the Prince of Wales during his recent visit. There are no immediate relatives living in Calgary, though Mrs. Hugill, wife of J.W. Hugill, K.C., is a niece, and Inspector Spalding, R.C.M.P., is a cousin. The funeral will be held in Knox United church, on Friday, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, the service to be conducted by the Rev. George A. Dickson. The pall-bearers at the funeral will all be personal friends of the deceased, being R.J. Hutchings, Louis Petric, Inspector Spalding, James Linton, W.M. Connacher and James Short, K.C. The Calgary Daily Herald, Wednesday, April 4, 1928, page 15	Templeton, George (I43276)
3650	Civic Hospital Albert Blair METCALFE, Oct. 18 (Special) Albert Blair of Metcalfe died on Tuesday in an Ottawa hospital. Mr. Blair was born In Osgoode township in 1862 and spent his lifetime on the farm on which he was born. For many years he took an active part in the affairs of the comunity, giving much time to educational and community improvement. As a senior elder of the United church and. before church union, in the Methodist church, he was widely known throughout the Ottawa Valley in the councils of that denomination. For upwards of 30 years, Mr. Blair was superintendent of the Sunday school in the former Blair church, and until recently was a regular attendant at meetings of Ottawa Presbytery and the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the United Church. Mr. Blair was for upwards of 40 years a school trustee, and for many consecutive terms a director of the Osgoode Stock Society and of the board of the Metcalfe fair. He married Annie Gibson of Osgoode, who predeceased him in 1918. He leaves two sons, Willard G. Blair, a member of the teaching staff of Glashan public school, Ottawa, and Carman, at home; also two daughters, Mrs. Ralph MacDougall of Granum, Alta., and Mary, deaconess in Queen street church, Toronto. There are also six grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Blair home on Thursday afternoon, and the service will be held in the United church, Metcalfe, fct two o'clock. Burial will be in the Union cemetery. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 18 Oct 1944, Wed ?W Page 5	Blair, Albert (I22944)

Notes

Linked to

3601

check:
Andrew's death certificate
Burial found on stone in Elmwood cemetery but death certificate indicates Scotch Line cemetery. Commemoration? No record found in Scotch Line.

Farnell, Elizabeth "Betsey" (I3250)

3602

CHERRY
ANN
HUGH CHERRY/MARGARET WALKER
F
10/11/1798
500/
20 156
New or East Kilpatrick

Cherry, Ann (I39019)

3603

Chicago Ward 3

Pierson, Henry (I13572)

3604

child is identified as illigitimate and is not given a name

No Name Given (I65671)

3605

children

Pollock, James (I36002)

3606

children 2 m+12; 1 m-12, 1f -12

Pollock, William (I37315)

3607

Children: f, 1809, m1811, f 1814, f1816.

Pollock, Thomas (I37314)

3608

Choir Sings At Wedding
Wedding music was sung by the boys' choir of Christ Church Cathedral when Marlon Isobel McDermld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John William McDermld of Buckingham, Que., became the bride of Donald Thomas Elliott, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Elliott of Ottawa.
The Cathedral was adorned with pink and white gladioli and Rev. Arthur Leaker officiated. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Eileen Mc-Dermid, Frederick Cole was best man and the ushers were Robert Cross and Keith McDermld.
The bride chose an ankle-length gown of white lace over satin. The strapless bodice was covered with a bolero Jacket. Her finger-tip veil was held by a lace headdress and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of pink roses and stephanotis.
A reception was held at Lauder Memorial Hall, Christ Church Cathedral and later the couple left on a honeymoon trip. The bride travelled In a light blue suit with brown accessories. The couple will live in Ottawa.
The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
10 Sep 1952, Wed ?W Page 19

Family: Donald Thomas Elliott / Marion Isabel McDermid (F16528)

3609

Christena Florence McCullough (Foster)
Nov. 2nd, 1931 - Sept. 26th, 2019
Chris passed away suddenly at the Perth hospital on Thursday, September 26th, 2019.
She was predeceased by her parents Christopher and Edith (Bulloch) Foster, husband Gerald McCullough, partner Glenn Larock and sisters Doris Palmer and Donna (Orie) Whyte.

Foster, Christena Florence (I35253)

3610

Christena was the third of four daughters born in Burgess to Henry Houze, a blacksmith, and Elizabeth Moodie.

Her mother died when Christena was only three and the four were raised by Isabella Moodie, Elizabeth's first cousin, who married Henry in 1869.
In 1886 Christena married farmer Frederick Orton Hyslop who later ran a hotel, Abstenence House in Mountain, for over 15 years.
Their first child, Cora, did not survive, followed by Lena and Milford. Also an adopted daughter, Ruth.
Fred died in 1914. Strangely, Christena's death is reported by her sister Margaret as married with the surname Beggs, living in Ottawa since 1920. No marriage record found.
Lena Hyslop 1888 ?
Milburn Hyslop 1893 ?
Ruth 1894 ?

Inscription
HYSLOP
Fred O. Hyslop
died Jan 17, 1914 - aged 51 yrs
Christena Houze, his wife
died Aug 2, 1925 - aged 61 yrs

Houze, Christena (I49109)

3611

Houze, Christena (I49109)

3612

Christian Miller, Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name: Christian Miller
Gender:Female
Christening Date:09 Jun 1816
Christening Place:NEW KILPATRICK,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND
Birth Date:28 May 1816
Father's Name:Robert Miller
Mother's Name:Marion Baird

Miller, Christian (I34935)

3613

CHRISTIE
ALEXANDER
JOHN CHRISTIE/MARGRAT WRE FR123 (FR123)
M
08/08/1686
480
10 / 118
Fintry

Christie, Alexander (I70583)

3614

CHRISTIE
ALEXANDER
MARGARET ARCHABALD/FR1856 (FR1856)
14/06/1636
479
60 / 77
Falkirk

Family: Alexander Christie / Margaret Archabald (F23508)

3615

CHRISTIE
ALEXANDER
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
M
11/03/1606
685 / 1
10 / 298
Edinburgh

Christie, Alexander (I67923)

3616

CHRISTIE
ARCHIBALD
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
M
15/07/1607
685 / 1
10 / 326
Edinburgh

Christie, Archibald (I70596)

3617

CHRISTIE
ELIZABETH
ALEXANDER CHRISTIE/MARGARET ARCHABALD FR490 (FR490)
F
15/09/1640
479
20 / 238
Falkirk

Christie, Elizabeth (I70590)

3618

CHRISTIE
JOHNE
ALEXANDER CHRISTIE/MARGARET ARCHABALD FR475 (FR475)
U
02/02/1638
479
20 / 215
Falkirk

Christie, Johne (I33201)

3619

CHRISTIE
JOHNE
MARGRET WRE/FR424 (FR424)
27/06/1675
480
20 / 198
Fintry

Family: Johne Christie / Margaret Weir (F11335)

3620

CHRISTIE
JOHNE
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
M
28/12/1600
685 / 1
10 / 184
Edinburgh

Christie, Johne (I70593)

3621

CHRISTIE
KATHARINE
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
F
05/06/1603
685 / 1
10 / 251
Edinburgh

Christie, Katharine (I70595)

3622

CHRISTIE
MARGARET
ROBERT CHRISTIE/MARGARET JOHNSTON
F
04/12/1757
459
30 / 164
Wemyss

Christie, Margaret (I70623)

3623

CHRISTIE
MARIOUN
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
F
10/03/1602
685 / 1
10 / 219
Edinburgh

Christie, Marioun (I70594)

3624

CHRISTIE
ROBERT
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
M
05/02/1597
685 / 1
10 / 88
Edinburgh

Christie, Robert (I70591)

3625

CHRISTIE
WILLIAM
ROBERT CHRISTIE/
M
09/09/1599
685 / 1
10 / 137
Edinburgh

Christie, William (I70592)

3626

Christina Agnes (Fraser) Lynch was a working widow who raised two daughters by herself in Hollywood. One daughter appeared in bit parts in two films before marrying Jason Robards Sr. The other daughter was Helen Lynch, an early silent film star and comedic actress, who appeared in 56 movies.

Fraser, Christina Agnes (I57602)

3627

Christina Brownlee was born 27 Jun 1842 in Dalhousie Twp., daughter of Robert Brownlee and Mary Dunlop.

At her residence Gore St. Perth, Thrs. Dec. 4, 1924, Christine Brownlee, wife of the late Joseph Warren, Harper, age 82 years.
Born in Dalhousie, survived by 4 daughters and 2 sons:
Mrs. J. (Christina) Kimberley, Peterborough,
Mrs. A A (Ida) Bowes, Glen Tay,
Mrs. C E (Annie) McConnel, Elstow Sask,
Mrs. Mabel Knowles Perth,
R A,(Robert) Filmore ND,
Dr. J W (Wilbert) Los Angeles.

Two older sisters:
Mrs. J (Agnes) Smith Dalhousie and Mrs. W (Margaret) Smith , Fisher Mn.
2 younger sisters,
Mrs. John (Janet) Hannah Fisher MN and Mrs.(Marion) Findlay Los Angeles.
Predeceased by son Dr. John and daughter Mary Sturgeon and sister Mary Brownlee.
To Elmwood where husband, son and daughter are laid.

Brownlee, Christina (I18063)

3628

Christina Fisher married Robert Robertson 14 Mar 1851 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth, Lanark Co.

Mrs. Robert Robertson; Residence: Bathurst; Birthplace: Canada; Died: (blank) June (1876); Age: (blank)
[St. Andrew's Burial Register]
(between Nellie Cram, died 30 Apr and Hogg, died 5 Jun)

"DIED. ... Fisher. On Saturday, 24th June, Christina Fisher, widow of the late Robert Robertson, and eldest daughter of Donald Fisher, Esq., Bathurst."
[Col. 7; Pg. 4; The Perth Courier; Friday, 30 Jun 1876; Vol. XLII, No. 41]

Fisher, Christina (I50267)

3629

Christina's parents John Somerville Senior & Margaret Gray came on the Brig Commerce in 1820 & settled at Middleville (ONT.).
Siblings included:
John Somerville Junior
David Gray Somerville
Robert Somerville,
Marion Somerville Reid.
The Somerville family land in Lanark was near McLachlan land.
May 6, 1842 Christina Somerville marries John McLachlan in family church in Lanark settlement, publication of banns. Witnesses : John McLachlan, Society Settler and Robert Somerville, brother of Christina Somerville McLachlan. Reverend William McAllister. [Source CMcF].

She bore 11 children.
Picture (L-R)of her 5 girls; Christine (McKinnon), Caroline, Mary(McLeod), Margaret, Edith
(Photo courtesy of S. Phillips)
No date of death known. [Source CMcF].

Somerville, Christina (I14962)

3630

Christine was the 5th Child of Peter and Mary Munro. Her husband ? Houston died early in life and Christine and her family (Robert and Mary) returned home and lived for some years with her father and brother Roderick on the farm purchased by her father in Bathurst Twp. She remarried John (?) Miller and after his death returned to live with her father and brother in Bathurst.

Christian Munro's short-lived marriage to Hugh Houston. She was called before the Presbyterian Session for ante-nuptial fornication but, by the time the baby , Robert was born, Houston was dead.

Munro, Christine "Cristy" (I38)

3631

CHROME RANCHER TAKES OWN LIFE

SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD WITH .25 - .35 RIFLE

Kendrick Gale Millsaps, 40-year-old stockman in the Chrome area, took his own life at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

A bullet from a .25 - .35 Winchester rifle entered Mr. Millsaps forehead at eyebrow level.

Failing health is believed to be the reason for the prominent Chrome rancher ending his life. He had been in somewhat poor health for about a year.

Called Doctor
At noon yesterday he was not feeling well. He asked his wife, Helen, to call Dr. F. H. Gambell of Willows. She went to the nearest home where a telephone was available and placed a call to the local doctor.

Upon returning to her home she changed the bedding in her husband's bedroom and gave him a clean set of underwear. She then went into the bathroom to bathe. It was while she was in the bathroom that she heard her husband get out of bed and go into the kitchen. She heard a commotion and upon investigating saw her daughter, Juanita, attempting to wrest a .25 rifle from her father. In the struggle the gun was fired three times. One bullet hit the girl on the index finger causing a minor wound. The rifle was finally taken away from Mr. Millsap.

He ran outdoors and opened a door to a storeroom where he obtained the .25 - .35 Winchester. He put the barrel end of this rifle to his forehead and pulled the trigger. He was dead when Dr. Gambell arrived.

Thought He Had Cancer
Mr. Millsap had been receiving treatments for sinus and stomach ailments. He believed he had cancer of the stomach.

In recent years he had an orchestra which played at dances throughout the area. He was a talented musician.

He was born at Chrome and had lived in the district all of his life.

He is survived by his wife, Helen; a daughter, Juanita and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap, all of Chrome.

Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the F. D. Sweet & Son Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Willows Cemetery.

The Willows Journal
Monday, Feb. 11, 1952, page 1
transcribed by Rhonda Holton
----------------
Marriage: Helen Virginia Ellis on 23 Nov 1935
Glenn Co., California

Millsaps, Kendrick Gale (I49709)

3632

CHRYSTIE
ISSOBELLA
JOHNE CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR74 (FR74)
F
16/07/1676
480
10 / 69
Fintry

Christie, Isobella (I3996)

3633

CHRYSTIE
JAMES
JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR97 (FR97)
M
25/08/1681
480
10 / 92
Fintry

Chrystie, James (I70585)

3634

CHRYSTIE
JOHN
JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRET WRE FR84 (FR84)
M
01/09/1678
480
10 / 79
Fintry

Chrystie, John (I70584)

3635

CHRYSTIE
MARGRAT
JOHN CHRYSTIE/MARGRAT WRE FR107 (FR107)
F
01/07/1683
480
10 / 102
Fintry

Chrystie, Margrat (I70586)

3636

Church of Scotland

Miller (I8954)

3637

Church of Scotland

Miller, William (I7003)

3638

church records

Luke, Janet (I5863)

3639

Church Records - Ireland, Wicklow, Aghold
Aghold [Coolkenna] (Wicklow, Ireland), \\"Baptism Register\\".
Notes
Lancelot Jackson son of Lant and Hannah Jackson, baptised 30 Nov 1817

Jackson, Lancelot "Lanty" (I21486)

3640

Church records indicate birth location as Pennsylvania and in the year 1850 but are not specific as to day. This is an almalgamation of church and cemetery records which indicate day but indicate Canada as place of birth.

Clark, James Jr. (I4438)

3641

Church Registers. Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Source (S914)

3642

CHURCH, Gordon Austin
In hospital, on Thursday, Oct. 14, 1976. Gordon Austin Church, of 540 Thompson St., in his 70th year, dearly beloved husband of Emma Gordon (nee Baird); dear stepfather of Austin Gordon, Levack, Ont., Rose (Mrs. Larry Perreault) of Ottawa; loving grandfather of Wayne and Kim, twin brother of Marion, Mattawa, Ont.; brother of Irvin, Chilliwack, B.C.; Whitney, Sudbury. Resting at Ringrose Bros. Funeral Home, Campbell's Bay, Que. Service on Saturday, Oct. 16, in Free Methodist Church. Interment Campbell's Bay cemetery.

Oct 14, 1976, Pg. 52 Ottawa Journal

Note: Although he and his sister, Marion, were twins, their birth certificates show different years. His actual 1904 birth record is available on-line, and in the 1921 census, he and Marion are 17.

Church, Gordon Austin (I60782)

3643

circa 2007
Mather:
In loving memory of a dear wife, mother, grandma and great-grandma, Marion, who passed away June27, 1987.
Gone but not forgotten, are words that ring so true. Twenty years have come and gone, but we still remember you.
The memories remain forever.
Your kind and gentle ways,
Your faith that never wavered,
Your loving heart, your songs of praise.
You are the guardian angel protecting, guiding, watching us.
We miss you and we're thankful for your lifetime of loyalty and trust. Forever in our hearts, Harry and family.

Dodds, Marion Isobelle (I1841)

3644

Citation
"Ontario Deaths, 1869-1937 and Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DCJC-J8?cc=1307826&wc=3LVP-HZS%3A1584243504%2C1584275901%2C1584275902 : 19 May 2015), Deaths > 1871-1872 > no 15463-24519 > image 707 of 823; Archives of Ontario, Toronto.

Heck, Sarah Emma (I13938)

3645

Citation in Family Search
Charles Boyle, United States Census, 1920
https://family search.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MHWJ-TZY
San Francisco Assembly District 29, San Francisco, CA USA; citing ED48, sheet 6A, line 2, family 26, NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington DC: National Archives and Records Administration, 1992), roll 133; FHL microfilm 1,820,133.

Boyle, Charles Edwin (I4170)

3646

Citation Information
Detail
"Rosalie Russell, Alan S. Renfrew Will Wed in Fall," 15 Mar 1959, p. 97
Source Information
Title
"New York Times 1851-2010", ProQuest, ProQuets Historical Newspapers
Note
"New York Times 1851-2010". images. ProQuest. ProQuets Historical Newspapers. http://search.proquest.com.

Family: Alan Spaulding Renfrew / Norma Estes Hooper (F13630)

3647

Citation information
Detail
Viewed index; 26 April 2020; Robert Burns
Source information
Title
Scotland, "Statutory Registers: Marriages," database, iScotland's People/i (www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk: accessed ), ; National Records of Scotland.

Family: Peter Henderson McGeach Wyness / Isabella Malcolm (F20577)

3648

Citation Information
Transcript
"Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGYQ-V7PC : 12 April 2018), James Clark in entry for James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie,
Marriage 4 May 1846, Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland; citing General Register Office, Dublin; FHL microfilm 101,275.
James Clarkmentioned in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie Name: James Clark Sex: Male Son: James Clark
Other information in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespiefrom Ireland Civil Registration Name: James Clark Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 4 May 1846 Event Place: Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland Event Place (Original): Articlave, Coleraine Gender: Male Age: 22 Birth Year (Estimated): 1824 Father's Name: James Clark Spouse's
Name: Mary Anne Gillespie Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1827 Spouse's Father's Name: James Gillespie
Source Information
Title
"Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913,"
Note
"Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGYQ-V7PC : 12 April 2018), James Clark in entry for James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie, Marriage 4 May 1846, Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland; citing General Register Office, Dublin; FHL microfilm 101,275.
James Clark mentioned in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie Name: James Clark Sex: Male Son: James Clark
Other information in the record of James Clark and Mary Anne Gillespie from Ireland Civil Registration
Name: James Clark Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 4 May 1846 Event Place: Articlave, County Coleraine, Ireland
Event Place (Original): Articlave, Coleraine Gender: Male Age: 22 Birth Year (Estimated): 1824 Father's Name: James Clark Spouse's Name: Mary Anne Gillespie Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1827 Spouse's Father's Name: James Gillespie

First name(s)     James
Last name     Clark
Age     -
Marital status     -
Marriage year     1846
Marriage date     04 May 1846
Marriage place     0123,Dunboe,Londonderry,Ireland
Father's first name(s)     -
Father's last name     -
Mother's first name(s)     -
Mother's last name     -
Spouse's first name(s)     Mary Anne
Spouse's last name     Gillespie
Spouse's age     -
Spouse's birth place     -
Spouse's marital status     -
Spouse's father's first name(s)     -
Spouse's father's last name     -
Spouse's mother's first name(s)     -
Spouse's mother's last name     -
Residence     -
Place     Dunboe
County     Londonderry (Derry)
Country     Ireland
Record set     Ireland Marriages 1619-1898
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Marriages
Collections from     Ireland
Ireland Marriages 1619-1898 Transcription
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

First name(s)     James
Last name     Clark
Registration year     1846
Registration quarter     1846
Registration district     Coleraine
Volume     4
Page     123
MarriageFinder?L     James Clark married one of these people
Margaret Purdy, Mary Anne Gillespie, Margaret Miller, Anne Andrews
County     Antrim, Londonderry (Derry)
Country     Ireland
Record set     Irish Marriages 1845-1958
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Civil Marriage & Divorce
Collections from     Ireland
copyright Family Search

Family: James Clark / Mary Ann Gillespie (F1271)

3649

CITIZEN, 91 YEARS OF AGE, IS DEAD
---
Geo. Templeton, Oldest Elder of Knox United Church, Passes Away in 91st Year
---
In the passing Tuesday at midnight of George Templeton, of 230 Fourth avenue west, Calgary, in his 91st year, Calgary has lost one of its ablest old men, who, in spite of his great age, went about the city and took his usual place in church until just recently.

Mr. Templeton was the oldest elder of Knox church and its oldest member, and he regularly attended the services.

The late Mr. Templeton was the founder of a big leather manufacturing concern in Perth, Ontario, the city of his birth, in 1837, the year of the coronation in England of Queen Victoria. In 1891 he came to Calgary for the health of his wife and daughter, their original home being at 220 Seventh avenue west. Mrs. Templeton, however, died in 1909, and was shortly followed by her daughter. Mr. Templeton is survived by two sons, both prominent business men, W.A. Templeton, Winnipeg, and J.G. Templeton, Toronto, whose daughter was a riding partner to the Prince of Wales during his recent visit.

There are no immediate relatives living in Calgary, though Mrs. Hugill, wife of J.W. Hugill, K.C., is a niece, and Inspector Spalding, R.C.M.P., is a cousin.

The funeral will be held in Knox United church, on Friday, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, the service to be conducted by the Rev. George A. Dickson.

The pall-bearers at the funeral will all be personal friends of the deceased, being R.J. Hutchings, Louis Petric, Inspector Spalding, James Linton, W.M. Connacher and James Short, K.C.

The Calgary Daily Herald, Wednesday, April 4, 1928, page 15

Templeton, George (I43276)

3650

Civic Hospital

Albert Blair METCALFE, Oct. 18 (Special) Albert Blair of Metcalfe died on Tuesday in an Ottawa hospital. Mr. Blair was born In Osgoode township in 1862 and spent his lifetime on the farm on which he was born. For many years he took an active part in the affairs of the comunity, giving much time to educational and community improvement. As a senior elder of the United church and. before church union, in the Methodist church, he was widely known throughout the Ottawa Valley in the councils of that denomination. For upwards of 30 years, Mr. Blair was superintendent of the Sunday school in the former Blair church, and until recently was a regular attendant at meetings of Ottawa Presbytery and the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the United Church. Mr. Blair was for upwards of 40 years a school trustee, and for many consecutive terms a director of the Osgoode Stock Society and of the board of the Metcalfe fair.

He married Annie Gibson of Osgoode, who predeceased him in 1918. He leaves two sons, Willard G. Blair, a member of the teaching staff of Glashan public school, Ottawa, and Carman, at home; also two daughters, Mrs. Ralph MacDougall of Granum, Alta., and Mary, deaconess in Queen street church, Toronto. There are also six grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Blair home on Thursday afternoon, and the service will be held in the United church, Metcalfe, fct two o'clock. Burial will be in the Union cemetery.

The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
18 Oct 1944, Wed ?W Page 5

Blair, Albert (I22944)

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