Notes: Lanark County Origins

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4101	Daughter of William Buchan & Janet McFarland, who are buried in the Highland Line Cemetery, at McDonald's Corners, Lanark County. ---------------------------------- Plot 391 : - In memory of Ebenezer Wilson, died Dec.31,1916, aged 80 years. (side 2 of stone) - Margaret Buchan, wife of E. Wilson, died Aug.30,1934, aged 81 years. ---------------------------------- Death - The Lanark Era - Sept.12,1934- Elphin, Ontario, Thursday, August 30th, Margaret Buchan, widow of the late Ebenezer Wilson, aged 81 years. She was born on the Highland Line of Dalhousie, August 11th, 1853, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Buchan. She leaves three daughters; Mrs. Duncan Stewart, Elphin; Ellen, and Margaret, at home. Mrs. Mary Donald, of McDonald's Corners, a sister, also survives. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.d	Buchan, Margaret (I42321)
4102	Daughter of William Dunlop & Margaret McKerron. Wife of Randolph MacKinnon. -------------------------------------- Plot 368 - - Randolph MacKinnon, 1838-1917 - his wife, Agnes Dunlop, 1841-1925 - their daughter, Annie S. MacKinnon, 1867-1951 -------------------------------------- Obituary - The Lanark Era Newspaper - Issue of Wednesday, November 4, 1925 - Agnes Dunlop, wife of the late Randolph McKinnon, who died at Hood's on Oct. 23rd, 1925, was born in North Sherbrooke, May 4th, 1840. She was one of a family of eight of whom there now remains but one sister, Mrs. James Horne of Hood's. She married in 1867 and is survived by five children; Annie, at home; Mrs. Kate Howe of Watertown, NY; Mrs. John Rydall of Toronto; Mrs. Lindsay Wilson of Osgoode Station and W. J. McKinnon of McDonald's Corners. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery, Oct. 25th.	Dunlop, Agnes (I55133)
4103	Daughter of William O'Neill and Anna Mildred Partridge. ~ PEGGY ADAMSON OBITUARY Calgary Herald ? August 16 1994 ADAMSON ? Mrs. Peggy Adamson of Calgary passed away at the Beverly Centre Nursing Home on August 13, 1994, at the age of 87 years. Peggy is also survived by her sister Ada Lyons of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and her brother Dr. William O'Neill of California, U.S.A. and their families. James F. Adamson and Peggy were married in 1939 and at that time settled in Sedgewick, Alberta. In 1950 the made Calgary their permanent home. Following the death of her husband, Peggy was employed as a teacher for seventeen years with the Windsor Park Elementary School. She retired from teaching in 1972. Peggy was a member of the Wesley United Church. Funeral Services will be held at McInnis & Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel", (5008 Elbow Drive S.W.) on Wednesday, August 17, 1994 at 1:00 p.m. with the Rev. C. Thomas McLaughlin of Wesley United Church officiating. Interment to follow at Queen's Park Cemetery. Contributor: Joanne Robb (47655504)	O'Neill, Olive Mildred Kathleen "Peggy" (I41452)
4104	daughter's marriage certificate suggests DeKalb	Miller, Emma Josephine (I6769)
4105	Davenport Times - July 4, 2002 Keith B. Ehlenfeldt Davenport - Service for Keith V. Ehlenfeldt, 88, was Friday, June 28, at the Davenport-Edwall, United Methodist Church in Davenport with Pastor Bruce Smith officiating. Interment followed in the Mondovi Cemetery. Mr. Ehlenfeldt died June 25 in Davenport. Born April 30, 1914, in Faulkton, S.D., to Lou and Fredericka Ehlenfeldt, he started working as a mechanic there at age 14 and graduated from Faulkton High School in 1932. He moved to Davenport in 1936, where he met and married Helen Palmer on Easter Sunday, April 9, 1939. He worked at the Ford garage. He and the family moved in 1941 to Coulee Dam, where he ran the service station, then to Portland, Ore., where he was a machinist at the Oregon Shipyards during World War II. He also worked evenings as a police officer. In 1947, he moved to Newburg, Ore., where he worked at the Ford garage, before returning to Davenport to become foreman at the Ford garage until 1968, when he became foreman at the county shop. He also farmed in the Bald Ridge area from 1957 until he retired from both jobs in 1978. During retirement, he and his wife drove their 1936 Ford Roadster in numerous area parades, and enjoyed travels to Florida, California, Colorado, South Dakota and Hawaii, where the entire family vacationed in 1982. He belonged to the Davenport-Edwall United Methodist church and the Lincoln county Historical Society. He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Carroll; a son-in-law, Jean Sanguinet; and two grand-children. He leaves his wife of 63 years, at the home; two sons, both of Spokane; a daughter, of Davenport; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; a brother, of Idaho; and several extended family members. Memorials may be made to the Davenport-Edwall United Methodist Church or the Union Gospel Mission in Spokane, Strate Funeral Home in Davenport handled arrangements.	Ehlenfeldt, Keith Vernon (I59505)
4106	Davenport Times - May 23, 1985 Bertha Palmer, a descendant of two pioneer families - the Binks and the McClures - died on Monday, May 20 here in Davenport at the Lincoln Nursing Home. Born in a log cabin near the Bald Ridge area, Mrs. Palmer attended schools at Bald Ridge and here in Davenport. She married Cliff Palmer on January 1, 1920, and the couple lived in Davenport for 18 years before moving to Coulee Dam. Later, during the war years, the Palmers moved to Portland, Ore.; and then lived in Dundee, Ore. for 15 years. When Mrs. Palmer's husband, Cliff, retired, the couple returned to the Davenport area. The Palmers lived here until their deaths. Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Helen and Keith Ehlenfeldt of Davenport. Surviving relatives left out per Find A Grave rules.	McClure, Bertha Earle (I59502)
4107	Davenport Times Tribune - March 30, 1933 - page 1 Melvin Porter Dies In California Last Saturday A message was received here this week telling of the death of Melvin L. Porter, 41, Los Angeles, Calif., who died there from the effects to pneumonia, contracted during the trying days after the earthquake. Death came on Saturday night. Mr. Porter, who formerly operated a blacksmith shop in Davenport, is survived by his widow, Edna, at Los Angeles, his aged mother, Mrs. Clara Porter at Davenport, and a brother, Charles at Odessa. Funeral arrangements have not been ascertained but it is believed that services and burial will be held at Los Angeles. Work from California indicates that pneumonia cases are prevalent at Los Angeles, following the exposures that resulted during the earthquake. Mrs. Porter two weeks ago received word from her son that he had escaped uninjured in the earthquake, and the news of his death came as a bad shock.	Porter, Melvin G. (I59499)
4108	DAVID DAVID DUNCAN/BARBARY MARSHAL M 18/11/1781 445/ 10 208 Leuchars	Duncan, David (I26190)
4109	David appears to be working with R. Day family ?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4365-1.html#top ?/i?1801 Bastard & Kitley Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project ?i? (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard & Kitley Twps Enumerator: Jehiel Mitchel, Town Clerk?/i?	Adams, David (I14203)
4110	David Barrie, apprentice George Alexander, shoemaker, Ireland, W. Methodist James Perkins, shoemaker, Church of England	Ferrier, John (I3252)
4111	David Cotie B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed. Entered into rest, peacefully with his family by his side at the Brockville General Hospital, Charles Street Site, on Saturday November 5, 2011. James David Austin Cotie, longtime resident of Brockville, age 75 years. Beloved husband and dear friend of 53 years to Bernice (Whittle) Cotie. Dear father of John Cotie (Tammy) of Brockville and James Cotie (Karen) of Elizabethtown. Loving grandfather of Harper, Emerson, Jade and Evan. Lovingly remembered as "Uncle David" to Phillip, Tana, Tyla and Haley Gilbert. Brother of Ann Dixon (Steve) of Brockville, Mary Borthwick (Burt) of Oakville and Helen Shea (John) of Edmonton. David is also survived by dear friends Brenda Beattie, Don Beattie, Doug Beattie and Judy Stewart. Pre-deceased by his parents James Alfred and Mary (Gillies) Cotie. Family and friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home, 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday November 10, at 11a.m. In memoriams to Centennial Road Church, Ottawa Heat Institute or C.H.E.O. would be gratefully acknowledged by the family. "Give your Loved ones a hug and give them the roses while they are here."	Cotie, James David Austin (I52803)
4112	David Dick, son of John Dick and Marion (sic) (Mary) Gemmill, left Ontario around the year 1875 with his wife and three children and went to Diamond City, Manitoba. He later went to the Yukon where he ran a store during the gold rush and then went to Vancouver, where he was mayor of a small town. Mrs. Janet (Dick) Burchnall of Nanaimo, (born 1894) says that his grandson, Walter Owen, became Lt. Governor of British Columbia. David G. Dick, lived in Vancouver, interviewed in 1920 about his military experiences: "My father took part in crushing the Mackenzie Rebellion in 1837, although he was in sympathy with the objects sought for, but not in sympath with the means being applied to secure them." "Near the close of the Crimean War, word came to us that Sebastopol had fallen. I assisted my father in raising a flag pole, with the flag already nailed to the mast, as a token of lyalty and joy for the success of the British and Allied armies in hunting the Bear back into its hole again and putting a damper on Russian aggression." (1853-1856) "When the Fenian Rid of 1870 occurred I was a partially drilled soldier. The company I joined was a company of the 42nd Battalion. At that time I was living at Middleville which was about 17 miles from Almonte, our headquarters. I well remember that May morning when I left for the front. We heard a rumour the evening before that the Fenians were crossing the international boundary. We went to bed as usual but did more thinking than sleeping. At two o'clock in the morning I heard the rattle of a soldier's sword on the stone door step. I jumped from bed and on going to the door found the Ensign of our company (Dougall McEwen by name) who gave orders that I should get to headquarters in time to catch the seven o'clock train. I rushed out and hired a man with a horse and buggy to drive me to Almonte. I bade my wife goodbye and planted a kiss on the forehead of our only child, a boy of about three months old. I was standing on the station platform when the seven o'clock train came along. I was whirled over the rails in short time, some 54 miles to Brockville. The captain of our battalion stood six feet seven inches tall, and the smallest man in the company was six feet. We did not hae to fire a shot. The nearest we got to the enemy was when an American boat called at Brockville wharf with some 300 Fenians on it. It was at night and the officeer in comman d got wind of their presence and was there waiting with a detachment of soldiers. The enemy quit. They left their rifles and headed for home."	Dick, David Gemmill (I19595)
4113	David Ferrier June 15, 1955 ? October 19, 2014 Funeral Service Thursday, October 23, 2014 11:00 a.m. Tompkins Funeral Chapel David John Ferrier was born on June 15, 1955, at Wadena, Sask. to Gillian (Story) and John Ferrier. He grew up on the farm, first at Mozart, then at Lintlaw. In 1975 he moved to Wadena and became a Mallard client. While at Mallard he did various jobs and made many friends. David was predeceased by his parents, Gillian (Story) and John Ferrier, and brother-in-law Tom Cross. He is survived by his sisters, Diane (the late Tom) Cross and Vicky (Ralph) Ostapowich; and brothers, Tom (Linda Bulmer) and Ed (Sheila) Ferrier. As well, he will be sadly missed by his neices and nephews, his family at Mallard, great-nieces and -nephews, and other friends. David enjoyed dancing, eating (especially ice cream) and children.	Ferrier, David John (I26478)
4114	David G. Dick, Vancouver, 1920: "My father took part in crushing the Mackenzie Rebellion in 1837, although he was in sympathy with the objects sought for, but not in sympath with the means being applied to secure them."	Dick, John (I19678)
4115	DAVID HUNGER OBITUARY David Owen Hunger has departed this life to be with his heavenly Father on May 2, 2011 after a courageous fight battling cancer. He leaves behind his wife Hwi Ling; daughter Margaret; son Owen; father and mother Charles and Margaret; brothers Charles C. and Lyle T.; and sister Rebecca. He grew up in Kent, Ohio and graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1976, where he played on the basketball team and ran cross country. David graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy in 1980. While at the Academy he played on the basketball team and was co-captain his senior year. After his graduation from the Academy, he worked in the shipping business traveling around the globe, working with port facilities worldwide. He was awarded the CSX Award of Excellence in 1992. David was a true warrior, the best of the best, and will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace. "For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith." II Timothy 4: vs. 6 & 7. There will be a private family memorial service at a later date. In lieu of flowers, David requested that you do something nice for someone. Hull's Walnut Creek Chapel (925)934-5400 https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/morningjournal/name/david-hunger-obituary?id=25134139	Hunger, David Owen (I55310)
4116	David Kelso on the 2nd part of lot C3 L7 George Miller is also on C3 L7 Peter Munroe is on C3 L6 Roderick Munroe is also on C3 L6	Munro, John (I41)
4117	David Logan, Sr., had a thrilling experience with a panther as he was riding over the Allegheny Mountains. The huge creature dropped from the overhanging branches of a tree onto him, sinking its immense fore claws into the Continental overcoat he wore. His terrified horse gave such a leap and plunge that the panther lost its balance and fell off, rolling down the mountainside, carrying in its claws, every scrap of clothing from his back, leaving awful scratches from which the blood ran in streams and tearing the flesh from the horse with its hind claws. David brought pieces of clothing back the next time he visited in the Cove, to let his friends see what a narrow escape he had. (Twentieth Century History of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania." 1911, p. 980.) David's great-grandson, Robert Boston Daugherty, said of his great-grandfather that "a panther jumped out of a tree onto him, and clawed him, so that he was left a cripple." David and his wife Charlotte had ten children.	Logan, David Sr. (I53322)
4118	David McKay was born in Gorbal Scotland. A parish in Lanarkshire until 1846. It was a parish for both civil and religious purposes from the eighteenth century until 1846, when it became part of the city of Glasgow. He was the third child (second son) of Hugh McKay and Elizabeth Ross. He emigrated to Canada with his father, mother, two brothers and two sisters in 1815 on the Atlas. David McKay married Amelia Wrathall (dtr of Lupton Wrathall and Rebecca Walamond) on the 24th of Jun 1819 at James Church, Perth, Ontario, Canada,. He acquired Lot 30 con 8 in N Elmsley Twp from his father-in-law and farmed the land an raised 11 children. In later years he would take off to explore the country and leave his wife and children to farm the land. In 1871 he signed the land over to two of his sons, Daniel and Thomas McKay, to farm and to provide for their mother and himself. In 1876 they sold the land to Isaac Moss Kenyon (a cousin). David continued to travel visiting his children in Minden and in Plympton. He died on the 28th of April 1892 in Plympton while visiting his children David and John McKay and Rebecca Borrowman. he was in his 85th year. He is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Warwich Village, Ontario (no stone). His wife Amelia stayed in the Perth area and died on 31 Jan 1898. She is buried in Rideau Ferry Cemetery (no stone).	McKay, David Daniel (I3235)
4119	David McLaren, second son of "Big" Peter McLaren and Janet Stewart, was born April 10, 1844 in the family home at Pine Grove, Lanark Township, Ontario, Canada. Still living with his parents, David married his second cousin Margaret McLaren (daughter of "Little" Peter McLaren) on June 16, 1868. He had become a lumber man, working for his cousin Senator Peter McLaren in various capacities. Clearing trees was both profitable and necessary as the area around Lanark transitioned to farming, and when the timber industry began to slow he became a farmer himself. He moved to Drummond Township, where he and Margaret raised four boys and five girls. Margaret died in 1898, at age 50, of "consumption," which is now known as tuberculosis. The disease was extremely infectious and, in the age before antibiotics, greatly feared. The family tore down and then re-built their home to avoid contamination. David was highly regarded throughout the area and became known as "The Grand Old Man of Drummond."	McLaren, David (I13627)
4120	David McLaren, son of Peter McLaren and Janet Headrick, was born October 24, 1816 in Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland. In 1820 he emigrated with his parents to Lanark, Ontario, Canada. David's father died in 1827 and his older brother John became the man of the house. David became a carpenter, but helped run the family farm until he married Margaret Stewart on June 15, 1848. He then moved into Lanark Village to ply his trade. David and Margaret raised five children, four girls and a boy.	McLaren, David (I13591)
4121	David McLaren, son of Peter McLaren and Janet Headrick, was born October 24, 1816 in Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland. In 1820 he emigrated with his parents to Lanark, Ontario, Canada. David's father died in 1827 and his older brother John became the man of the house. David became a carpenter, but helped run the family farm until he married Margaret Stewart on June 15, 1848. He then moved into Lanark Village to ply his trade. David and Margaret raised five children, four girls and a boy.	McLaren, David (I13591)
4122	David Miller, 24, Sarnia Twp, Farmer, son of John Miller & Janet Lyle to Christine Catherine, 18, Sarnia Twp, dau. John S. Miller & Agnes Duncan, witnesses, James M.S. and Christine Duncan Moore, 6 Dec 1876, Sarnia. Name: Christina Catharine Miller Age: 18 Birth Year: abt 1858 Birth Place: Sarnia Marriage Date: 6 Dec 1876 Marriage Place: Lambton, Ontario, Canada Father: John S Miller Mother: Agnes Duncan Miller Spouse: David Miller Name: David Miller Age: 24 Birth Year: abt 1852 Birth Place: Sarnia Marriage Date: 6 Dec 1876 Marriage Place: Lambton, Ontario, Canada Father: John Miller Mother: Janet Loyle Spouse: Christina Catharine Miller	Family: David Miller / Christina Catherine Miller (F2040)
4123	David seems to be single in this census. ?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-1.html?/i? ?i? 1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South Enumerator: Jeremiah Day?/i?	Adams, David (I14203)
4124	David Steven David R. Steven, 79, of 1717 Drummond St., died Wednesday at Luther "Hospital. Mr. Steven was born in Eau Claire to James and Merle (Pickford) Steven on Feb. 19, 1912. He married Harriett Peterson in 1939 in Eau Claire. He owned and operated Eau Claire Book & Stationery, Graphic Printing.. A.B. Dick, and Wisconsin School Service of Watertown. from 1947 to 1976. Survivors include his wife, Harriett, one daughter, Barbara Bautch of Orlando, Fla. four grandchildren; one brother, William P. Steven of Sarasota. Private family services will be held this summer. There will' be no visitation. Arrangements made by Lenmark-Gomsrud Funeral Home. Leader-Telegram Eau Claire, Wisconsin 16 May 1991, Thu ?W Page 16	Steven, David Richard (I41857)
4125	David was born in Calton, Scotland. Calton is a district in the city of Glasgow. He was the son of William McQuatt and Jane McHaffie. On April 29,1864, in the Dalhousie area of Lanark County, he was married to Jane Duncan, daughter of James Duncan and Jane Purdon. David and Jane had five children; William, at Sintaluta, Saskatchewan,; James, Heron's Mills; John, Lanark; Jane (Mrs. John White), Dalhousie; and Janet (Mrs. Israel Blakely), Sintaluta, Saskatchewan. After Jane's death in 1873,David was married again on Jan.13,1874 to Janet Lorimer, daughter of Joseph Lorimer and Janet Kerr. They had no children. David married a 3rd time on Oct.13,1880, to Sarah Bain, daughter of James and Jane Bain. David and Sarah had 5 children; Margaret (Mrs. Fleetwood Miller), McLaren's Depot; David, Almina, Maude (Mrs. John Craig), and Carrie. ---------------------------------------- Plot 104 : - Jane Duncan, died May 22,1873, aged 31 yrs, wife of, - David McQuatt, died Apr.23,1907, aged 69 yrs., At Rest ---------------------------------------- Obituary - The Lanark Era - Apr.24,1907 - In Dalhousie, Tuesday, April 23rd, David McQuatt Sr., aged 69 years and 4 mos. A native of Calton District of Glasgow, Scotland, he was born in 1837. In 1842, he came with his parents to Canada, settling on the 10th line of Dalhousie. Two brothers and two sisters are still living; William, in Dalhousie; Mrs. Geo. Pepper, Swan Lake, Man,; Duncan, in Winnipeg, and Mrs. James Lamont, Smiths Falls. Mr. McQuatt was married three time; the first was about 44 years ago to Jane Duncan, who died ten years later. Jane Lorimer was his wife for about eight years and finally Sarah Bain, who survives him. Five children were born of the first marriage; William, at Sintaluta, Sask,; James, Heron's Mills; John, Lanark; Mrs. John White, Dalhousie; and Mrs. Israel Blakely, Sintaluta. There were no children by the second wife and five by the third; Mrs. Fleet Miller, McLaren's Depot; David, Almina, Maude, and Carrie, at home. Burial in Crawford's cemetery.	McQuatt, David R. (I50804)
4126	David was born May 6,1800 in Paisley, Scotland, the son of Ebenezer Wison and Ursila Stewart. He was married in Canada on Nov.17,1834 to Ellen Smith. He was a Justice of the Peace and farmed in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. David died in North Sherbrooke on Oct.22,1880 at the age of 80 years. Plot 78 : - In memory of David Wilson, died Oct.22,1880, aged 80 y's. - Native of Paisley, Scotland.	Wilson, David (I42247)
4127	Davis - At Rochester, NY on April 30, 1932, Rev. George H.H. Davis, son-in-law of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moorehouse of Perth, in his 81st year. Perth Courier, 50 years ago 26 May, 1982	Davis, Rev. George H. H. (I43045)
4128	DAVISON Mr. John Cox Davison passed away in Outlook Hospital, July 20, 1978, at age 95. Funeral service was held July 22, from Outlook United Church, Rev K officiating. Masonic Rites were conducted by Outlook Lodge No. 65. Interment in Outlook Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers were 12 of his grand- children: John, Bob, Brian, Bruce, and Ken Davison; Court and Donald Peddle; Gordon, Phillip and David Marshall; Tracy and Sharon Kaley. Surviving are his wife, Laura,two sons - Bruce of Outlook, Ellwood of Victoria; three daughters, Marian Peddle of Regina; Eileen Marshall of Winnipeg; Shirley Kaley of Edmonton; 15 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Born In London, England, April 19, 1883, Mr. Davison attended school in England and Camden East, Ontario, where he came in 1896; worked as a railway telegrapher from 1904 - 1948 in Ontario with Bay of Quinte Railway and later the Canadian Pacific Railway. On October 4, 1911, he married Laura B. Galbraith of Colebrooke, Ontario at Cupar. They also resided in Wilkie, Asuith, Saltcoats and Rouleau, Sask., moving to Outlook In 1937. He was active in community affairs in each town. On retlrement from the CPR he was secretary-treasurer of Outlook Union Hospital until 1962. Mr. Davison was a life member of Outlook Lodge No. 65, A.F. and A.M.; llfe member of Delta Chapter No. 32 Royal Arch Masons; life member of Saskatchewan Perceptory No. 55 K.T.K.M. In 1951 he served as D.D.G.M. of District 17. As well he was a life member of Eastern Star No. 54 and member of Wa Wa Temple. Outlook Funeral Chapel was In charge of arrangements. The Leader-Post Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 28 Jul 1978, Fri ?W Page 37	Davison, John Cox (I52508)
4129	DAVISON The death of Mrs, Margaret Frances Davison occurred suddenly in Outlook, Sask. on March 18, 1981. Mrs. Davison was born Aug. 21, 1915 at Saltcoats, Sask. She took her schooling at Saltcoats and then worked in a store. She married Bruce Davison on Nov. 30, 1941 and has since resided in Regina, Portage La Prairie, and Yorkton before coming to Outlook in 1958. She was active in the community, in sports and in her church and was Branch Librarian for the Wheatland Regional Library for the past 12 years. Left to cherish her memory are her husband Bruce, 4 sons; John and Brian Calgary, Alta., Robert Brockville, Ont., and Earl, Toronto, Ont., 7 grandchildren, 2 sisters; Helen Gibson - Sasktoon, Sask. and Janet Dales -Edmonton, Alta., 2 brothers; William Gibson - Yorkton, Sask., and John Gibson - Ottawa, Ont., and many other relatives and friends. Funeral Services will be held Saturday March 21 at 3:00 p.m. from St. Andrew's United Church, Out look, Sask. with the Rev. Austin Jagoe officiating. Interment will follow in Outlook Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated. Outlook Funeral Home, Outlook Sask., is in charge of arrangements. Star-Phoenix Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 20 Mar 1981, Fri ?W Page 38	Gibson, Margaret Frances "Betty" (I1352)
4130	DAVISON The passing of J. Bruce Davison of Outlook, SK occurred on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 at his home in Outlook at the age of 87 years. Bruce is survived by his four sons, John of Calgary, Bob of Vancouver, Brian of Calgary, Earl of Toronto, ON and their families; including 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild-two sisters, Marion Peddle of Regina and Shirley Kaley of Edmonton; one brother, Elwood of Victoria, BC and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Frances Davison and by his sister Eileen Marshall. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 23, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Andrew's United Church in Outlook, SK with Barry Friesen officiating. Interment will take place in the Outlook Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, it would be Bruce's wish to have you spend time and money with your family. Arrangments are In care of the Outlook Funeral Chapel. Star-Phoenix Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 22 Oct 2004, Fri ?W Page 33	Davison, John Bruce "Bruce" (I15916)
4131	DAVISON GIBSON SALTCOATS. A wedding was solemnized recently when Margaret Frances, second daughter of Mrs. J. M. Gibson and the late Mr. J. M Gibson of Saltcoats, married John Bruce Davison of Regina, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davison of Outlook. The Rev. D. P. Morris, United Church, performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given In marriage by her brother, Mr. William Gibson, chose a gown of Park Avenue tan silk crepe, with tan accessories and wore a corsage of bronze Talisman roses. Her sister, Miss Helen Gibson, as bridesmaid, wore a 'gold silk jersey dress, and a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Mr. Ellwood Davison, brother of the bridegroom, attended the groom. Later Mr. and Mra. Davison left for Regina where they will be in residence at 2036 St. John Street, after December 15. Star-Phoenix Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada ? Thursday, December 04, 1941 ******************************** J. B. Davison and Miss Gihson Wed SALTCOATS. A wedding interesting to many friends took place on Nov. 30 when Margaret Frances, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Gibson, was married to John Bruce Davison, Regina, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davison, Outlook. Rev. D. P. Morris performed the ceremony. The living room was decorated with mauve and bronze chrysanthemums and gold and white streamers and bells. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, William Gibson, wore a gown of tan silk crepe and a corsage of Talisman roses. Her sister, Miss Helen Gibson, bridesmaid, wore a gold silk jersey dress and corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Ellwood Davison was best man. The bride's mother wore a black and white figured silk crepe costume and corsage of Talisman roses and the bride groom's mother, a black sheer gown and corsage of Talisman roses. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Morris. For the wedding luncheon the bride's table was covered with a handsome lace cloth and centred with a tiered cake set in a bed of gold tulle and with lighted gold tapers. At a reception 60 friends were present. Later Mr. and Mrs. Davison left for Regina. They will be in residence after Dec. 15 at 2036 St. John street. The Leader-Post Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 04 Dec 1941, Thu ?W Page 7	Family: John Bruce "Bruce" Davison / Margaret Frances "Betty" Gibson (F4898)
4132	Day Street	Polmeer, William Charles (I31960)
4133	Dean - Passed away Sept. 21, 1957. Edna May, beloved wife of Roy G. Dean of 3844 Blenheim St. in her 60th year. Survived also by one son, Richard A. Dean, RCAF Station, Moncton. N.B.; 2 grandchildren; one brother, Evan S. Miller, Nanaimo, B.C.; 3 sisters, Mrs. George Ford, South Burnaby, Mrs. John Hill, Vancouver, Mrs. Margaret Edmiston, New Westminster. The deceased was an active member of Dunbar United Church WA & WMS. Funeral service Wed. at 11 a.m;, at Simmons & McBride Funeral Chapel, Broadway at Maple St, Rev. A. L. Anderson officiating. Interment Fraser Cemetery, New Westminster. Hamilton Spectator please copy. The Province, September 25, 1957, Page 27. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-province-obituary-for-edna-may/138402971/ : accessed January 9, 2024), clip page for Obituary for Edna May by user dianeduncan01	Miller, Edna May (I2628)
4134	Death 1933 ?W Marine Return Pos Death record NOT Confirmed * // SP Ref# 030/MR 289 - Marine Return - Peter Callen - age.70	Callen, Peter Ferguson (I55371)
4135	Death 24 January 1901. ?W Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Olivia is believed to have died when her clothing caught fire at the fire place of her parents home in Grenfell St. East Adelaide, aged 17 years.	Miller, Olivia "Julia" (I16155)
4136	Death At Brockville, on Sabbath last, 3rd August, the Rev. John Flood, Missionary, Church of England, Penetanguishene, in the 61st year of his age and 31st of his ministry....native Glasgow Scotland.... emigrated 1815, settled 1816 Scotch Line near Perth... married a daughter of late Lieut T. Read, R.N., of March by whom he had five daughters, all of whom survive him. He is a brother-in-law of Rev. T.B. Read, D.D., Rector Grimsby and of Mr. Adam McKinlay, Scotch Line. The Perth Courier 8 Aug 1873	Flood, Rev. John (I44038)
4137	Death - In Drummond, February 8, Mrs. Henry Richards, aged 80. Born Isle of Mull, came with parents when 3 years first to Elmsley then to Drummond. Husband died a few years ago. She resided with son, Robert, at Prestonvale. Other children: Mrs. Archibald Affleck of this place; Mrs. Alex Ferguson, Drummond; Mrs. Thos. Campbell, Perth; Mrs. James McIntyre, Renfrew; John and Robert, Drummond; William, Renfrew; George and Harry, North Dakota; James died a number of years ago. To Prestonvale Cemetery. The Perth Courier, Perth, Ont., 17 February 1899	Campbell, Catherine (I57701)
4138	Death - We deeply regret to record the death of Duncan Dwight, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ferguson. Deceased was about four years old, and was taken ill on Sunday afternoon, and on the same evening took convulsions, from which death relieved him on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The parents have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sore bereavement. The Perth Courier Elphin News Column Mar.26,1897 :	Ferguson, Duncan Dwight (I54711)
4139	Death - Lanark Era - from April 5th, 1911 - At Elphin, Friday March 31st, Mr. Thomas Wilson, aged 65 years, and 3 days. Born on the farm where he died, he was married to Mary Miller, a daughter of John Miller, cattle drover of North Sherbrooke. They had four children; Mrs. Robert Nisbet of Bonnie View, Sask.; Mabel, Annie, and Melville, at home. A brother, Joseph, died last December leaving only Ebeneezer to survive. Burial in Crawford Cemetery.	Wilson, Thomas (I42314)
4140	Death - Lanark Era - Jan.3,1917 - North Sherbrooke, Monday, Jan. 1st, 1917, Duncan Ferguson, aged 67 years. ----------------------------------- Obituary - Lanark Era - Jan.10,1917 - summary: Duncan Ferguson: Born, where he died in the old family homestead at Elphin, August 21, 1849. His wife, Deborah Love, died in May 1893. Heleaves one sister, Mrs. Peter McIntyre, of Elphin, and one brother, Alexander Ferguson. Three Sisters and one brother predeceased him; Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Nisbet, of Mallory, Minnesota; Mrs. E. Geddes, of Snow Road; and Peter Ferguson, of North Sherbrooke. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery. ********* Ferguson - At Elphin on New Years Day one of North Sherbrooke's well known and highly esteemed residents died in the person of Duncan Ferguson. He didee at the old family residence where he was born on aug. 21st, 1849, and spent all his life. He has been ailing about a year with heart trouble. His wife, who was Deborah Love, died in May 1893, and after her death his sister, Mrs Peter McIntyre, lived with him. He leaves to mourn his loss one brother, Aleander Ferguson, and one sister, Mrs McIntyre. Three sisters and one brother predeceased him - Mrs Lee andMrs Nisbet of Mallory, Minn; Mrs E Geddes of Snow Road and Peter Ferguson of North Sherbrooke. In religion he was a Presbyterian and in politics a Reformer. The funeral on Wednesday, Jan 3rd, ws largely attended. A beautiful three-link wreath was placed on the csket by the members of Cornucopia Lodge, No. 299, IOOF of which the deceased was a member. The services at the home residence was conducted by the Odd Fellows and at Elphin church by the Rev. A. J. McMullen. The remains were laid to rest in Crawford cemetery beside those of his wife. Deceased was a reaader of the Courier from his boyhood days andhis home was always a place where friends or stranged found a welcome. Six grandsons are overseas with teh Canadian Forces.	Ferguson, Duncan (I12522)
4141	Death - Lanark Era - June 30,1909 - At Elphin, Monday, June 21st, Peter Ferguson, aged 69 years.	Ferguson, Peter (I12520)
4142	Death - Lanark Era - May 9,1900 - At Mississippi, Mr. John Allan, at the home of his son Isaac. A resident of McLaren's Depot for more than twenty years. Funeral on Monday last to the Cemetery at Elphin (Crawford's). Aged 83 years. --- ------------------------------------------ Death - Perth Courier - June 15,1950,(50 years ago column) - John Allan, son of Francis Allan, writer to the Signet, came with pioneer settlers in 1816. Son John born Perth in 1816, was first male child born in new settlement. Mother was Janet Cowie, who was the first woman to cross the Rideau. Obituary The late John Allan - As the Late John Allan, who died on may 5th, 1900, at the home of his son Isaac, at Mississippi Station, was well known in Perth and its vicinity, a more extended sketch of his life may not be uninteresting to our readers, and especially so, as his birth is synchronous with the first settlement on the Scotch Line. He was born on August 24th, 1816, and was the first male child born in the new settlement. His parents were born in Corstorphinie, three miles from Edinburgh, and lived in Edinburgh after their marriage. Coming to Canada in 1815, they remained in Brockville the first winter, and settled on the Scotch Line in the spring of 1816. His father, Mr. Francis Allan, was a Writer to the Signet in Scotland. His mother, whose maiden name was Janet Cowie, was born in Scotland in 1798, and lived to an extreme old age. She was the first white woman to cross the Rideau River, near Perth. John Allan was nearly all his life engaged in the milling business. He first had a saw-mill and a carding mill on the Scotch Line. Later, he ran a sawmill and a grist mill on the Tay river, and was also engaged in the milling business in Perth. In 1877 he removed from Perth to Palmerston, at Snow Road station, wher he owned a sawmill for several years. In August 1841, he married to Ann McLean, whom he survived ten years. There were eleven children, seven of whom are still living: Francis, in Perth, Thomas in Vancouver, William John in the Lake Superior District, James, Robert and Isaac at Mississippi, and Mrs. S. Donaldson, at Donaldson 's Mills. Mr. Allan always took an active part in Christian work, and was an enthusiastic and faithful Sabbath School worker. Hesuperintended the Sabbath School on the Scotch Line, and held that position also in Perth. At Snow Road he organized the first Sunday School, and faithfully performed the duties of Superintendant for many years until laid aside by illness from active work. It was largely through his efforts that the Snow Road congregation was established. He was an elder in the Presbyterian Church for 47 years, having been ordained in Knox Church, Perth on May 28th, 1853. He also took a warm interest in all affairs of a public nature, and for some years rendered good service as a member of the Palmerston council. In politics he was a staunch Reformer. The funeral services wer held in Snow Road church on May 7th, and was largely attended. The Rev. Jas. Binnie, the pastor, conducted the service and spoke from the text: "Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life" (Rev. 2, 10), and referred to Mr. Allan's faithfulness in the community, as a citizen, friend, and neighbor, his faithfulness in the home, in the S. School and in the church. Six of his fellow elders from the McDonald's Corners, Elphin and Snow Road congregations acted as pall-bearers, and his remains were lovingly followed by his children, friends and neighbours, and were interred in the Crawford Cemetery.	Allan, John (I13492)
4143	Death - Lanark Era - Wed., Jan.12,1910- At Oso, on Saturday, Mrs. William Dickson, formerly Miss Ennis of the 11th line of Bathurst. Burial at St. Paul's Church, Zealand.	Ennis, Martha (I21900)
4144	Death - Perth Courier - Dec.17,1880 - Sergeant - Died, at North Sherbrooke on the 11th Dec., after a severe illness, Mr. John Sergeant, in the 43rd year of his age. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their loss. - (death registration also says Dec.11,1880) John was born in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, the son of Robert Sergeant and Sophia Calvert. On July 20,1860, he was married to Deborah Rutherford. They had a family of 9 children : - Robert, married Rebecca Avery. - Mary, married Amos Pitcher. - Thomas, married Mary Thomson - William. - John, married ??? - George. - Emma, married George Devlin. - Minnie, was 2nd wife of Robert Kennedy. - Joseph, married Mary Ann Dickson.	Sergeant, John (I56107)
4145	Death - Perth Courier - July 4,1890 - North Sherbrooke: Died, at N. Sherbrooke, Ellen Millar, wife of William Millar, a native of Scotland, city Glasgow; who came to Canada in 1842 on the ship Carleton and settled in North Sherbrooke and remained there until the time of her death. She was a life long member of the Presbyterian Church and lead a married life of 51 years. She had a family of ten all living but one. Four of them settled in Minnesota. She was a severe sufferer for quite a number of years through pain and sickness but she bore it with Christian fortitude. She was a kind friend and a loving mother. Her husband, Mr. Millar, is an Elder in the Elphin Congregation.	Hood, Helen (I33476)
4146	Death - Perth Courier - March 6,1896 - McDonald's Corners: The sudden death on Saturday night last of Mrs. Alexander McDugall of North Sherbrooke cast quite a gloom over her many friends and acquaintances. Mrs. McDougall (nee Mary Miller) was of a jovial and pleasant disposition. She took sick on Thursday, 27th Feb., with inflammation and died on Saturday night after only three days sickness. The funeral took place on Monday from the Elphin Church to Crawford's Cemetery and was largely attended by friends and neighbors who held her in great esteem.	Millar, Mary (I5804)
4147	Death - Perth Courier - May 11,1900 - (Elphin News) - One of our oldest residents crossed that bourne from which none return about two weeks ago in the person of Mrs. James Gilmour. She being the same age as the Queen. She leaves a large family to mourn her loss: Alex. and Elizabeth at home; William, in North Sherbrooke; John, at Vennachar; Edward, at Ardoch; Mary (Mrs. Bain), at Fallbrook; and James, in Minnesota. Her husband preceded her to the grave about three years ago. Death - Lanark Era - Apr.25,1900 - At Elphin, Sunday, April 15th, Mrs. Gilmour, aged 80 years. Burial on Tuesday to Crawford's Cemetery. Name: Jannet Crawford Gender: Female Age: 85 Birth Date: abt 1815 Birth Place: Scotland Death Date: 1 Feb 1900 Death Place: Middlesex, Ontario, Canada Cause of Death: Pneumonia Middlesex, C2 L6 Baptist P L Graham, Source Citation Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 97 Source Information Ancestry.com. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1947 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Deaths, 1869-1938. MS 935, reels 1-615. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Ontario Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947. MS 944, reels 1-11. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Archives of Ontario. Division Registrar Vital Statistics Records, 1858-1930. MS 940, reels 5-10, 16, 21, 26-27. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.	Crawford, Janet "Jessie" (I6538)
4148	Death - The Bathurst Courier Newspaper (Perth, Ontario)- from Tuesday, January 19, 1847, page 3 - In N. Sherbrooke on the 9th inst., after a few days illness, Mrs. Bryce, relict of the late William Bryce, aged seventy one years. Mary was born about 1776 in Lanarkshire, Scotland. She was married on Sept.20,1792 at Barony, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, to William Bryce. They had 8 children, all born in Scotland ; Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas Turnbull); John (married Jane Kelly); Jane (Mrs. Thomas Donaldson); William (married Maria Christelaw); James (married Elizabeth Fenner); Jack Hugh (married Margaret McDonell); Robert (married Elizabeth McKeown); & David Buchanan (married 1 - Violet Howie, 2 - Marion Love). They left Greenock, Scotland on May 11, 1821, on the ship 'Commerce', arriving at Quebec, Canada on June 20, 1821 with 422 passengers, under the command of Captain Coverdale. They settled in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. Mary died Jan.9,1847.	Wright, Mary (I42904)
4149	Death - The Lanark Era - Jan.10,1900 - At Playfair, on January 9th, Mrs. William Dunlop, aged 80 years. She was born, Margaret McKerrow, in Auchinleck, East Ayrshire, Scotland, on the 22nd of June 1820 and came to this country with her parents when quite young. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James. McKerrow, settled on the 9th line, of Dalhousie, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Wm. Dunlop, also of Dalhousie. He died some seventeen years ago. Of a family of nine, eight are left. They are: Mrs. Robert Barr, Lavant Station; Mrs. Randolph McKinnon, McDonald's Corners; Mrs. James Horn, Watson's Corners; John, of Oliver's Ferry; Thomas, of Lavant; Robert, of Drummond; and James & Christina at Playfair, where she died. Interment in Crawford's Cemetery, at Elphin, January 10th.	McKerrow, Margaret (I64385)
4150	Death - The Lanark Era - July 5,1916 - Elphin, June 18th, 1916, Marion Love, relict of the late David Bryce, aged 85 years & 8 mos. She was born in North Sherbrooke Oct. 20th, 1830 a daughter of the late Robert Love, a Scottish pioneer and veteran of the 42nd Regt. during the Napoleonic War. Her mother was of Irish descent. The last of a family of seven, she had lived for some time at Keywest, MN, returning here about 18 years ago. She leaves but one stepson, R.J. Bryce of Corey, Colorado. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery. Marion was born Oct.20,1830 in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of Robert Love and Deborah Donnahue. She was married Sept.20,1866 to David Buchanan Bryce, of North Sherbrooke. Marion died at North Sherbrooke on June 18,1916 from heart failure. ************* Bryce There passed peacefully away at Elphin on Sunday, June18th, at a littel before the noon hour a much respected and esteemed lady, relict of the late David Bryc, whose maiden name wa Marion Love, a daughter of the late Robt Love, a Scottish poineer settler of North Sherbrooke, and a veteran of the 42nd Regiment during the Napoleonic war. Her mother was of Irish descent. Deceased was the last of a family of seven and was born in North Sherbrooke on Oct 20th1830 and at the time of her death was eighty-five years of age. She possessed a robust constitution all through her life up to about three months ago when her health began to fail her and she gradually grew weaker until Sunday when the call came from the Great Beyond and even at this advanced age she still retained allthe faculties of her youthful days. Mrs. Bryce lived for a number of years at Kekywest, Minn until about eighteen years ago when she returned to the place of her birth. she leaves to mourn her loss one step-son, R.J. Bryce of Cortez, Colo, also a number of nieces and nephews of this place. Deceased was a devout member of the Presbyterian Church, a kind and affectionate neighbor and possessed a cheeerful disposition, always looking on the bright side of life. The funeral was held on Monday afternoon at three o'clock, service being conducted at the church by the Rev. A.J. McMullen. Afterwards the remains were conveyed to Crawford's cemetery and laid to rest. The pallbearers were Messrs Wm. Rutherford, Thomas Love, John L. Love, James Love, four nephews of the deceased, and James Crain and Wm. Balfour. The floral offerings were: Wreath, Mrs Wm Balfour, Miss M.J. Weir, Miss Bella McVean, Crosses, Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Flossie Gordon and cross and bouquet from Miss Lena McIntyre.	Love, Marion (I56101)

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4101

Daughter of William Buchan & Janet McFarland, who are buried in the Highland Line Cemetery, at McDonald's Corners, Lanark County.
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Plot 391 :
- In memory of Ebenezer Wilson, died Dec.31,1916, aged 80 years.
(side 2 of stone)
- Margaret Buchan, wife of E. Wilson, died Aug.30,1934, aged 81 years.
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Death - The Lanark Era - Sept.12,1934-
Elphin, Ontario, Thursday, August 30th, Margaret Buchan, widow of the late Ebenezer Wilson, aged 81 years. She was born on the Highland Line of Dalhousie, August 11th, 1853, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Buchan. She leaves three daughters; Mrs. Duncan Stewart, Elphin; Ellen, and Margaret, at home. Mrs. Mary Donald, of McDonald's Corners, a sister, also survives. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.d

Buchan, Margaret (I42321)

4102

Daughter of William Dunlop & Margaret McKerron.
Wife of Randolph MacKinnon.
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Plot 368 -
- Randolph MacKinnon, 1838-1917
- his wife, Agnes Dunlop, 1841-1925
- their daughter, Annie S. MacKinnon, 1867-1951
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Obituary - The Lanark Era Newspaper - Issue of Wednesday, November 4, 1925 -
Agnes Dunlop, wife of the late Randolph McKinnon, who died at Hood's on Oct. 23rd, 1925, was born in North Sherbrooke, May 4th, 1840. She was one of a family of eight of whom there now remains but one sister, Mrs. James Horne of Hood's. She married in 1867 and is survived by five children; Annie, at home; Mrs. Kate Howe of Watertown, NY; Mrs. John Rydall of Toronto; Mrs. Lindsay Wilson of Osgoode Station and W. J. McKinnon of McDonald's Corners. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery, Oct. 25th.

Dunlop, Agnes (I55133)

4103

Daughter of William O'Neill and Anna Mildred Partridge.
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PEGGY ADAMSON OBITUARY
Calgary Herald ? August 16 1994

ADAMSON ? Mrs. Peggy Adamson of Calgary passed away at the Beverly Centre Nursing Home on August 13, 1994, at the age of 87 years. Peggy is also survived by her sister Ada Lyons of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and her brother Dr. William O'Neill of California, U.S.A. and their families. James F. Adamson and Peggy were married in 1939 and at that time settled in Sedgewick, Alberta. In 1950 the made Calgary their permanent home. Following the death of her husband, Peggy was employed as a teacher for seventeen years with the Windsor Park Elementary School. She retired from teaching in 1972. Peggy was a member of the Wesley United Church. Funeral Services will be held at McInnis & Holloway's "Park Memorial Chapel", (5008 Elbow Drive S.W.) on Wednesday, August 17, 1994 at 1:00 p.m. with the Rev. C. Thomas McLaughlin of Wesley United Church officiating. Interment to follow at Queen's Park Cemetery.
Contributor: Joanne Robb (47655504)

O'Neill, Olive Mildred Kathleen "Peggy" (I41452)

4104

daughter's marriage certificate suggests DeKalb

Miller, Emma Josephine (I6769)

4105

Davenport Times - July 4, 2002

Keith B. Ehlenfeldt
Davenport - Service for Keith V. Ehlenfeldt, 88, was Friday, June 28, at the Davenport-Edwall, United Methodist Church in Davenport with Pastor Bruce Smith officiating. Interment followed in the Mondovi Cemetery.
Mr. Ehlenfeldt died June 25 in Davenport.

Born April 30, 1914, in Faulkton, S.D., to Lou and Fredericka Ehlenfeldt, he started working as a mechanic there at age 14 and graduated from Faulkton High School in 1932. He moved to Davenport in 1936, where he met and married Helen Palmer on Easter Sunday, April 9, 1939. He worked at the Ford garage.

He and the family moved in 1941 to Coulee Dam, where he ran the service station, then to Portland, Ore., where he was a machinist at the Oregon Shipyards during World War II. He also worked evenings as a police officer. In 1947, he moved to Newburg, Ore., where he worked at the Ford garage, before returning to Davenport to become foreman at the Ford garage until 1968, when he became foreman at the county shop. He also farmed in the Bald Ridge area from 1957 until he retired from both jobs in 1978.

During retirement, he and his wife drove their 1936 Ford Roadster in numerous area parades, and enjoyed travels to Florida, California, Colorado, South Dakota and Hawaii, where the entire family vacationed in 1982.
He belonged to the Davenport-Edwall United Methodist church and the Lincoln county Historical Society.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Carroll; a son-in-law, Jean Sanguinet; and two grand-children.

He leaves his wife of 63 years, at the home; two sons, both of Spokane; a daughter, of Davenport; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; a brother, of Idaho; and several extended family members.

Memorials may be made to the Davenport-Edwall United Methodist Church or the Union Gospel Mission in Spokane, Strate Funeral Home in Davenport handled arrangements.

Ehlenfeldt, Keith Vernon (I59505)

4106

Davenport Times - May 23, 1985

Bertha Palmer, a descendant of two pioneer families - the Binks and the McClures - died on Monday, May 20 here in Davenport at the Lincoln Nursing Home.
Born in a log cabin near the Bald Ridge area, Mrs. Palmer attended schools at Bald Ridge and here in Davenport.
She married Cliff Palmer on January 1, 1920, and the couple lived in Davenport for 18 years before moving to Coulee Dam.
Later, during the war years, the Palmers moved to Portland, Ore.; and then lived in Dundee, Ore. for 15 years.
When Mrs. Palmer's husband, Cliff, retired, the couple returned to the Davenport area. The Palmers lived here until their deaths.
Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Helen and Keith Ehlenfeldt of Davenport. Surviving relatives left out per Find A Grave rules.

McClure, Bertha Earle (I59502)

4107

Davenport Times Tribune - March 30, 1933 - page 1

Melvin Porter Dies In California Last Saturday
A message was received here this week telling of the death of Melvin L. Porter, 41, Los Angeles, Calif., who died there from the effects to pneumonia, contracted during the trying days after the earthquake. Death came on Saturday night.
Mr. Porter, who formerly operated a blacksmith shop in Davenport, is survived by his widow, Edna, at Los Angeles, his aged mother, Mrs. Clara Porter at Davenport, and a brother, Charles at Odessa.
Funeral arrangements have not been ascertained but it is believed that services and burial will be held at Los Angeles. Work from California indicates that pneumonia cases are prevalent at Los Angeles, following the exposures that resulted during the earthquake.
Mrs. Porter two weeks ago received word from her son that he had escaped uninjured in the earthquake, and the news of his death came as a bad shock.

Porter, Melvin G. (I59499)

4108

DAVID
DAVID DUNCAN/BARBARY MARSHAL
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18/11/1781
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10 208
Leuchars

Duncan, David (I26190)

4109

David appears to be working with R. Day family

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4365-1.html#top

?/i?1801 Bastard & Kitley Twps, Leeds
Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project ?i?
(http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com)
Transcriber: Brian Haskin
Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed
LAC # MS-2548
LDS # unknown
District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard & Kitley Twps
Enumerator: Jehiel Mitchel, Town Clerk?/i?

Adams, David (I14203)

4110

David Barrie, apprentice
George Alexander, shoemaker, Ireland, W. Methodist
James Perkins, shoemaker, Church of England

Ferrier, John (I3252)

4111

David Cotie B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed.

Entered into rest, peacefully with his family by his side at the Brockville General Hospital, Charles Street Site, on Saturday November 5, 2011. James David Austin Cotie, longtime resident of Brockville, age 75 years. Beloved husband and dear friend of 53 years to Bernice (Whittle) Cotie. Dear father of John Cotie (Tammy) of Brockville and James Cotie (Karen) of Elizabethtown. Loving grandfather of Harper, Emerson, Jade and Evan. Lovingly remembered as "Uncle David" to Phillip, Tana, Tyla and Haley Gilbert. Brother of Ann Dixon (Steve) of Brockville, Mary Borthwick (Burt) of Oakville and Helen Shea (John) of Edmonton. David is also survived by dear friends Brenda Beattie, Don Beattie, Doug Beattie and Judy Stewart. Pre-deceased by his parents James Alfred and Mary (Gillies) Cotie.

Family and friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home, 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday November 10, at 11a.m. In memoriams to Centennial Road Church, Ottawa Heat Institute or C.H.E.O. would be gratefully acknowledged by the family. "Give your Loved ones a hug and give them the roses while they are here."

Cotie, James David Austin (I52803)

4112

David Dick, son of John Dick and Marion (sic) (Mary) Gemmill, left Ontario around the year 1875 with his wife and three children and went to Diamond City, Manitoba. He later went to the Yukon where he ran a store during the gold rush and then went to Vancouver, where he was mayor of a small town.

Mrs. Janet (Dick) Burchnall of Nanaimo, (born 1894) says that his grandson, Walter Owen, became Lt. Governor of British Columbia.

David G. Dick, lived in Vancouver, interviewed in 1920 about his military experiences:

"My father took part in crushing the Mackenzie Rebellion in 1837, although he was in sympathy with the objects sought for, but not in sympath with the means being applied to secure them."

"Near the close of the Crimean War, word came to us that Sebastopol had fallen. I assisted my father in raising a flag pole, with the flag already nailed to the mast, as a token of lyalty and joy for the success of the British and Allied armies in hunting the Bear back into its hole again and putting a damper on Russian aggression."
(1853-1856)

"When the Fenian Rid of 1870 occurred I was a partially drilled soldier. The company I joined was a company of the 42nd Battalion. At that time I was living at Middleville which was about 17 miles from Almonte, our headquarters. I well remember that May morning when I left for the front. We heard a rumour the evening before that the Fenians were crossing the international boundary. We went to bed as usual but did more thinking than sleeping.

At two o'clock in the morning I heard the rattle of a soldier's sword on the stone door step. I jumped from bed and on going to the door found the Ensign of our company (Dougall McEwen by name) who gave orders that I should get to headquarters in time to catch the seven o'clock train. I rushed out and hired a man with a horse and buggy to drive me to Almonte. I bade my wife goodbye and planted a kiss on the forehead of our only child, a boy of about three months old.

I was standing on the station platform when the seven o'clock train came along. I was whirled over the rails in short time, some 54 miles to Brockville.

The captain of our battalion stood six feet seven inches tall, and the smallest man in the company was six feet. We did not hae to fire a shot. The nearest we got to the enemy was when an American boat called at Brockville wharf with some 300 Fenians on it. It was at night and the officeer in comman d got wind of their presence and was there waiting with a detachment of soldiers. The enemy quit. They left their rifles and headed for home."

Dick, David Gemmill (I19595)

4113

David Ferrier
June 15, 1955 ? October 19, 2014
Funeral Service
Thursday, October 23, 2014
11:00 a.m.
Tompkins Funeral Chapel

David John Ferrier was born on June 15, 1955, at Wadena, Sask. to Gillian (Story) and John Ferrier. He grew up on the farm, first at Mozart, then at Lintlaw. In 1975 he moved to Wadena and became a Mallard client. While at Mallard he did various jobs and made many friends.

David was predeceased by his parents, Gillian (Story) and John Ferrier, and brother-in-law Tom Cross.

He is survived by his sisters, Diane (the late Tom) Cross and Vicky (Ralph) Ostapowich; and brothers, Tom (Linda Bulmer) and Ed (Sheila) Ferrier. As well, he will be sadly missed by his neices and nephews, his family at Mallard, great-nieces and -nephews, and other friends.

David enjoyed dancing, eating (especially ice cream) and children.

Ferrier, David John (I26478)

4114

David G. Dick, Vancouver, 1920:
"My father took part in crushing the Mackenzie Rebellion in 1837, although he was in sympathy with the objects sought for, but not in sympath with the means being applied to secure them."

Dick, John (I19678)

4115

DAVID HUNGER OBITUARY
David Owen Hunger has departed this life to be with his heavenly Father on May 2, 2011 after a courageous fight battling cancer.
He leaves behind his wife Hwi Ling; daughter Margaret; son Owen; father and mother Charles and Margaret; brothers Charles C. and Lyle T.; and sister Rebecca. He grew up in Kent, Ohio and graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1976, where he played on the basketball team and ran cross country. David graduated from the United States Merchant Marine Academy in 1980. While at the Academy he played on the basketball team and was co-captain his senior year. After his graduation from the Academy, he worked in the shipping business traveling around the globe, working with port facilities worldwide. He was awarded the CSX Award of Excellence in 1992. David was a true warrior, the best of the best, and will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace. "For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith." II Timothy 4: vs. 6 & 7.
There will be a private family memorial service at a later date. In lieu of flowers, David requested that you do something nice for someone.
Hull's Walnut Creek Chapel (925)934-5400

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/morningjournal/name/david-hunger-obituary?id=25134139

Hunger, David Owen (I55310)

4116

David Kelso on the 2nd part of lot C3 L7
George Miller is also on C3 L7
Peter Munroe is on C3 L6
Roderick Munroe is also on C3 L6

Munro, John (I41)

4117

David Logan, Sr., had a thrilling experience with a panther as he was riding over the Allegheny Mountains. The huge creature dropped from the overhanging branches of a tree onto him, sinking its immense fore claws into the Continental overcoat he wore. His terrified horse gave such a leap and plunge that the panther lost its balance and fell off, rolling down the mountainside, carrying in its claws, every scrap of clothing from his back, leaving awful scratches from which the blood ran in streams and tearing the flesh from the horse with its hind claws. David brought pieces of clothing back the next time he visited in the Cove, to let his friends see what a narrow escape he had. (Twentieth Century History of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania." 1911, p. 980.) David's great-grandson, Robert Boston Daugherty, said of his great-grandfather that "a panther jumped out of a tree onto him, and clawed him, so that he was left a cripple." David and his wife Charlotte had ten children.

Logan, David Sr. (I53322)

4118

David McKay was born in Gorbal Scotland. A parish in Lanarkshire until 1846. It was a parish for both civil and religious purposes from the eighteenth century until 1846, when it became part of the city of Glasgow.

He was the third child (second son) of Hugh McKay and Elizabeth Ross. He emigrated to Canada with his father, mother, two brothers and two sisters in 1815 on the Atlas.

David McKay married Amelia Wrathall (dtr of Lupton Wrathall and Rebecca Walamond) on the 24th of Jun 1819 at James Church, Perth, Ontario, Canada,.

He acquired Lot 30 con 8 in N Elmsley Twp from his father-in-law and farmed the land an raised 11 children. In later years he would take off to explore the country and leave his wife and children to farm the land. In 1871 he signed the land over to two of his sons, Daniel and Thomas McKay, to farm and to provide for their mother and himself.

In 1876 they sold the land to Isaac Moss Kenyon (a cousin). David continued to travel visiting his children in Minden and in Plympton. He died on the 28th of April 1892 in Plympton while visiting his children David and John McKay and Rebecca Borrowman. he was in his 85th year.

He is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Warwich Village, Ontario (no stone). His wife Amelia stayed in the Perth area and died on 31 Jan 1898. She is buried in Rideau Ferry Cemetery (no stone).

McKay, David Daniel (I3235)

4119

David McLaren, second son of "Big" Peter McLaren and Janet Stewart, was born April 10, 1844 in the family home at Pine Grove, Lanark Township, Ontario, Canada. Still living with his parents, David married his second cousin Margaret McLaren (daughter of "Little" Peter McLaren) on June 16, 1868. He had become a lumber man, working for his cousin Senator Peter McLaren in various capacities. Clearing trees was both profitable and necessary as the area around Lanark transitioned to farming, and when the timber industry began to slow he became a farmer himself. He moved to Drummond Township, where he and Margaret raised four boys and five girls. Margaret died in 1898, at age 50, of "consumption," which is now known as tuberculosis. The disease was extremely infectious and, in the age before antibiotics, greatly feared. The family tore down and then re-built their home to avoid contamination. David was highly regarded throughout the area and became known as "The Grand Old Man of Drummond."

McLaren, David (I13627)

4120

David McLaren, son of Peter McLaren and Janet Headrick, was born October 24, 1816 in Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland. In 1820 he emigrated with his parents to Lanark, Ontario, Canada. David's father died in 1827 and his older brother John became the man of the house. David became a carpenter, but helped run the family farm until he married Margaret Stewart on June 15, 1848. He then moved into Lanark Village to ply his trade. David and Margaret raised five children, four girls and a boy.

McLaren, David (I13591)

4121

McLaren, David (I13591)

4122

David Miller, 24, Sarnia Twp, Farmer, son of John Miller & Janet Lyle to
Christine Catherine, 18, Sarnia Twp, dau. John S. Miller & Agnes Duncan, witnesses, James M.S. and Christine Duncan Moore, 6 Dec 1876, Sarnia.

Name:     Christina Catharine Miller
Age:     18
Birth Year:     abt 1858
Birth Place:     Sarnia
Marriage Date:     6 Dec 1876
Marriage Place:     Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Father:     John S Miller
Mother:     Agnes Duncan Miller
Spouse:     David Miller

Name:     David Miller
Age:     24
Birth Year:     abt 1852
Birth Place:     Sarnia
Marriage Date:     6 Dec 1876
Marriage Place:     Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Father:     John Miller
Mother:     Janet Loyle
Spouse:     Christina Catharine Miller

Family: David Miller / Christina Catherine Miller (F2040)

4123

David seems to be single in this census.

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1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds
Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com)
Transcriber: Brian Haskin
Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed
LAC # MS-2548
District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South
Enumerator: Jeremiah Day?/i?

Adams, David (I14203)

4124

David Steven David R. Steven, 79, of 1717 Drummond St., died Wednesday at Luther "Hospital.

Mr. Steven was born in Eau Claire to James and Merle (Pickford) Steven on Feb. 19, 1912. He married Harriett Peterson in 1939 in Eau Claire.

He owned and operated Eau Claire Book & Stationery, Graphic Printing.. A.B. Dick, and Wisconsin School Service of Watertown. from 1947 to 1976.

Survivors include his wife, Harriett, one daughter, Barbara Bautch of Orlando, Fla. four grandchildren; one brother, William P. Steven of Sarasota.

Private family services will be held this summer. There will' be no visitation. Arrangements made by Lenmark-Gomsrud Funeral Home.

Leader-Telegram
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
16 May 1991, Thu ?W Page 16

Steven, David Richard (I41857)

4125

David was born in Calton, Scotland. Calton is a district in the city of Glasgow. He was the son of William McQuatt and Jane McHaffie. On April 29,1864, in the Dalhousie area of Lanark County, he was married to Jane Duncan, daughter of James Duncan and Jane Purdon. David and Jane had five children; William, at Sintaluta, Saskatchewan,; James, Heron's Mills; John, Lanark; Jane (Mrs. John White), Dalhousie; and Janet (Mrs. Israel Blakely), Sintaluta, Saskatchewan. After Jane's death in 1873,David was married again on Jan.13,1874 to Janet Lorimer, daughter of Joseph Lorimer and Janet Kerr. They had no children. David married a 3rd time on Oct.13,1880, to Sarah Bain, daughter of James and Jane Bain. David and Sarah had 5 children; Margaret (Mrs. Fleetwood Miller), McLaren's Depot; David, Almina, Maude (Mrs. John Craig), and Carrie.
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Plot 104 :
- Jane Duncan, died May 22,1873, aged 31 yrs, wife of,
- David McQuatt, died Apr.23,1907, aged 69 yrs., At Rest
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Obituary - The Lanark Era - Apr.24,1907 -
In Dalhousie, Tuesday, April 23rd, David McQuatt Sr., aged 69 years and 4 mos. A native of Calton District of Glasgow, Scotland, he was born in 1837. In 1842, he came with his parents to Canada, settling on the 10th line of Dalhousie. Two brothers and two sisters are still living; William, in Dalhousie; Mrs. Geo. Pepper, Swan Lake, Man,; Duncan, in Winnipeg, and Mrs. James Lamont, Smiths Falls. Mr. McQuatt was married three time; the first was about 44 years ago to Jane Duncan, who died ten years later. Jane Lorimer was his wife for about eight years and finally Sarah Bain, who survives him. Five children were born of the first marriage; William, at Sintaluta, Sask,; James, Heron's Mills; John, Lanark; Mrs. John White, Dalhousie; and Mrs. Israel Blakely, Sintaluta. There were no children by the second wife and five by the third; Mrs. Fleet Miller, McLaren's Depot; David, Almina, Maude, and Carrie, at home. Burial in Crawford's cemetery.

McQuatt, David R. (I50804)

4126

David was born May 6,1800 in Paisley, Scotland, the son of Ebenezer Wison and Ursila Stewart. He was married in Canada on Nov.17,1834 to Ellen Smith. He was a Justice of the Peace and farmed in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. David died in North Sherbrooke on Oct.22,1880 at the age of 80 years.

Plot 78 :
- In memory of David Wilson, died Oct.22,1880, aged 80 y's.
- Native of Paisley, Scotland.

Wilson, David (I42247)

4127

Davis - At Rochester, NY on April 30, 1932, Rev. George H.H. Davis, son-in-law of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moorehouse of Perth, in his 81st year.

Perth Courier, 50 years ago
26 May, 1982

Davis, Rev. George H. H. (I43045)

4128

DAVISON
Mr. John Cox Davison passed away in Outlook Hospital, July 20, 1978, at age 95. Funeral service was held July 22, from Outlook United Church, Rev K officiating. Masonic Rites were conducted by Outlook Lodge No. 65. Interment in Outlook Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers were 12 of his grand- children: John, Bob, Brian, Bruce, and Ken Davison; Court and Donald Peddle; Gordon, Phillip and David Marshall; Tracy and Sharon Kaley. Surviving are his wife, Laura,two sons - Bruce of Outlook, Ellwood of Victoria; three daughters, Marian Peddle of Regina; Eileen Marshall of Winnipeg; Shirley Kaley of Edmonton; 15 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

Born In London, England, April 19, 1883, Mr. Davison attended school in England and Camden East, Ontario, where he came in 1896; worked as a railway telegrapher from 1904 - 1948 in Ontario with Bay of Quinte Railway and later the Canadian Pacific Railway.

On October 4, 1911, he married Laura B. Galbraith of Colebrooke, Ontario at Cupar. They also resided in Wilkie, Asuith, Saltcoats and Rouleau, Sask., moving to Outlook In 1937.

He was active in community affairs in each town. On retlrement from the CPR he was secretary-treasurer of Outlook Union Hospital until 1962. Mr. Davison was a life member of Outlook Lodge No. 65, A.F. and A.M.; llfe member of Delta Chapter No. 32 Royal Arch Masons; life member of Saskatchewan Perceptory No. 55 K.T.K.M. In 1951 he served as D.D.G.M. of District 17. As well he was a life member of Eastern Star No. 54 and member of Wa Wa Temple. Outlook Funeral Chapel was In charge of arrangements.

The Leader-Post
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
28 Jul 1978, Fri ?W Page 37

Davison, John Cox (I52508)

4129

DAVISON
The death of Mrs, Margaret Frances Davison occurred suddenly in Outlook, Sask. on March 18, 1981. Mrs. Davison was born Aug. 21, 1915 at Saltcoats, Sask. She took her schooling at Saltcoats and then worked in a store. She married Bruce Davison on Nov. 30, 1941 and has since resided in Regina, Portage La Prairie, and Yorkton before coming to Outlook in 1958. She was active in the community, in sports and in her church and was Branch Librarian for the Wheatland Regional Library for the past 12 years.

Left to cherish her memory are her husband Bruce, 4 sons; John and Brian Calgary, Alta., Robert Brockville, Ont., and Earl, Toronto, Ont., 7 grandchildren, 2 sisters; Helen Gibson - Sasktoon, Sask. and Janet Dales -Edmonton, Alta., 2 brothers; William Gibson - Yorkton, Sask., and John Gibson - Ottawa, Ont., and many other relatives and friends.

Funeral Services will be held Saturday March 21 at 3:00 p.m. from St. Andrew's United Church, Out look, Sask. with the Rev. Austin Jagoe officiating. Interment will follow in Outlook Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated. Outlook Funeral Home, Outlook Sask., is in charge of arrangements.

Star-Phoenix
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
20 Mar 1981, Fri ?W Page 38

Gibson, Margaret Frances "Betty" (I1352)

4130

DAVISON
The passing of J. Bruce Davison of Outlook, SK occurred on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 at his home in Outlook at the age of 87 years. Bruce is survived by his four sons, John of Calgary, Bob of Vancouver, Brian of Calgary, Earl of Toronto, ON and their families; including 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild-two sisters, Marion Peddle of Regina and Shirley Kaley of Edmonton; one brother, Elwood of Victoria, BC and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Frances Davison and by his sister Eileen Marshall.

The funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 23, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Andrew's United Church in Outlook, SK with Barry Friesen officiating. Interment will take place in the Outlook Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, it would be Bruce's wish to have you spend time and money with your family. Arrangments are In care of the Outlook Funeral Chapel.

Star-Phoenix
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
22 Oct 2004, Fri ?W Page 33

Davison, John Bruce "Bruce" (I15916)

4131

DAVISON GIBSON SALTCOATS.
A wedding was solemnized recently when Margaret Frances, second daughter of Mrs. J. M. Gibson and the late Mr. J. M Gibson of Saltcoats, married John Bruce Davison of Regina, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davison of Outlook. The Rev. D. P. Morris, United Church, performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given In marriage by her brother, Mr. William Gibson, chose a gown of Park Avenue tan silk crepe, with tan accessories and wore a corsage of bronze Talisman roses. Her sister, Miss Helen Gibson, as bridesmaid, wore a 'gold silk jersey dress, and a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Mr. Ellwood Davison, brother of the bridegroom, attended the groom. Later Mr. and Mra. Davison left for Regina where they will be in residence at 2036 St. John Street, after December 15.

Star-Phoenix
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada ? Thursday, December 04, 1941

********************************

J. B. Davison and Miss Gihson Wed
SALTCOATS.
A wedding interesting to many friends took place on Nov. 30 when Margaret Frances, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Gibson, was married to John Bruce Davison, Regina, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davison, Outlook. Rev. D. P. Morris performed the ceremony. The living room was decorated with mauve and bronze chrysanthemums and gold and white streamers and bells. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, William Gibson, wore a gown of tan silk crepe and a corsage of Talisman roses. Her sister, Miss Helen Gibson, bridesmaid, wore a gold silk jersey dress and corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Ellwood Davison was best man. The bride's mother wore a black and white figured silk crepe costume and corsage of Talisman roses and the bride groom's mother, a black sheer gown and corsage of Talisman roses. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Morris.

For the wedding luncheon the bride's table was covered with a handsome lace cloth and centred with a tiered cake set in a bed of gold tulle and with lighted gold tapers. At a reception 60 friends were present. Later Mr. and Mrs. Davison left for Regina. They will be in residence after Dec. 15 at 2036 St. John street.

The Leader-Post
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
04 Dec 1941, Thu ?W Page 7

Family: John Bruce "Bruce" Davison / Margaret Frances "Betty" Gibson (F4898)

4132

Day Street

Polmeer, William Charles (I31960)

4133

Dean -
Passed away Sept. 21, 1957. Edna May, beloved wife of Roy G. Dean of 3844 Blenheim St. in her 60th year.

Survived also by one son, Richard A. Dean, RCAF Station, Moncton. N.B.; 2 grandchildren; one brother, Evan S. Miller, Nanaimo, B.C.; 3 sisters, Mrs. George Ford, South Burnaby, Mrs. John Hill, Vancouver, Mrs. Margaret Edmiston, New Westminster. The deceased was an active member of Dunbar United Church WA & WMS. Funeral service Wed. at 11 a.m;, at Simmons & McBride Funeral Chapel, Broadway at Maple St, Rev. A. L. Anderson officiating. Interment Fraser Cemetery, New Westminster. Hamilton Spectator please copy.

The Province, September 25, 1957, Page 27. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-province-obituary-for-edna-may/138402971/ : accessed January 9, 2024), clip page for Obituary for Edna May by user dianeduncan01

Miller, Edna May (I2628)

4134

Death
1933 ?W Marine Return
*Pos Death record *** NOT Confirmed *** // SP Ref# 030/MR 289 - Marine Return - Peter Callen - age.70

Callen, Peter Ferguson (I55371)

4135

Death
24 January 1901. ?W Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Olivia is believed to have died when her clothing caught fire at the fire place of her parents home in Grenfell St. East Adelaide, aged 17 years.

Miller, Olivia "Julia" (I16155)

4136

Death
At Brockville, on Sabbath last, 3rd August, the Rev. John Flood, Missionary, Church of England, Penetanguishene, in the 61st year of his age and 31st of his ministry....native Glasgow Scotland.... emigrated 1815, settled 1816 Scotch Line near Perth... married a daughter of late Lieut T. Read, R.N., of March by whom he had five daughters, all of whom survive him. He is a brother-in-law of Rev. T.B. Read, D.D., Rector Grimsby and of Mr. Adam McKinlay, Scotch Line.

The Perth Courier
8 Aug 1873

Flood, Rev. John (I44038)

4137

Death -
In Drummond, February 8, Mrs. Henry Richards, aged 80. Born Isle of Mull, came with parents when 3 years first to Elmsley then to Drummond. Husband died a few years ago. She resided with son, Robert, at Prestonvale. Other children: Mrs. Archibald Affleck of this place; Mrs. Alex Ferguson, Drummond; Mrs. Thos. Campbell, Perth; Mrs. James McIntyre, Renfrew; John and Robert, Drummond; William, Renfrew; George and Harry, North Dakota; James died a number of years ago. To Prestonvale Cemetery.

The Perth Courier, Perth, Ont., 17 February 1899

Campbell, Catherine (I57701)

4138

Death -
We deeply regret to record the death of Duncan Dwight, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ferguson. Deceased was about four years old, and was taken ill on Sunday afternoon, and on the same evening took convulsions, from which death relieved him on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The parents have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their sore bereavement.

The Perth Courier
Elphin News Column
Mar.26,1897
:

Ferguson, Duncan Dwight (I54711)

4139

Death - Lanark Era - from April 5th, 1911 -
At Elphin, Friday March 31st, Mr. Thomas Wilson, aged 65 years, and 3 days. Born on the farm where he died, he was married to Mary Miller, a daughter of John Miller, cattle drover of North Sherbrooke. They had four children; Mrs. Robert Nisbet of Bonnie View, Sask.; Mabel, Annie, and Melville, at home. A brother, Joseph, died last December leaving only Ebeneezer to survive. Burial in Crawford Cemetery.

Wilson, Thomas (I42314)

4140

Death - Lanark Era - Jan.3,1917 -
North Sherbrooke, Monday, Jan. 1st, 1917, Duncan Ferguson, aged 67 years.
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Obituary - Lanark Era - Jan.10,1917 -
summary:
Duncan Ferguson: Born, where he died in the old family homestead at Elphin, August 21, 1849. His wife, Deborah Love, died in May 1893. Heleaves one sister, Mrs. Peter McIntyre, of Elphin, and one brother, Alexander Ferguson. Three Sisters and one brother predeceased him; Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Nisbet, of Mallory, Minnesota; Mrs. E. Geddes, of Snow Road; and Peter Ferguson, of North Sherbrooke. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

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Ferguson - At Elphin on New Years Day one of North Sherbrooke's well known and highly esteemed residents died in the person of Duncan Ferguson. He didee at the old family residence where he was born on aug. 21st, 1849, and spent all his life. He has been ailing about a year with heart trouble. His wife, who was Deborah Love, died in May 1893, and after her death his sister, Mrs Peter McIntyre, lived with him. He leaves to mourn his loss one brother, Aleander Ferguson, and one sister, Mrs McIntyre. Three sisters and one brother predeceased him - Mrs Lee andMrs Nisbet of Mallory, Minn; Mrs E Geddes of Snow Road and Peter Ferguson of North Sherbrooke. In religion he was a Presbyterian and in politics a Reformer. The funeral on Wednesday, Jan 3rd, ws largely attended. A beautiful three-link wreath was placed on the csket by the members of Cornucopia Lodge, No. 299, IOOF of which the deceased was a member. The services at the home residence was conducted by the Odd Fellows and at Elphin church by the Rev. A. J. McMullen. The remains were laid to rest in Crawford cemetery beside those of his wife. Deceased was a reaader of the Courier from his boyhood days andhis home was always a place where friends or stranged found a welcome. Six grandsons are overseas with teh Canadian Forces.

Ferguson, Duncan (I12522)

4141

Death - Lanark Era - June 30,1909 -
At Elphin, Monday, June 21st, Peter Ferguson, aged 69 years.

Ferguson, Peter (I12520)

4142

Death - Lanark Era - May 9,1900 -
At Mississippi, Mr. John Allan, at the home of his son Isaac. A resident of McLaren's Depot for more than twenty years. Funeral on Monday last to the Cemetery at Elphin (Crawford's). Aged 83 years. ---
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Death - Perth Courier - June 15,1950,(50 years ago column) -
John Allan, son of Francis Allan, writer to the Signet, came with pioneer settlers in 1816. Son John born Perth in 1816, was first male child born in new settlement. Mother was Janet Cowie, who was the first woman to cross the Rideau.

Obituary
The late John Allan - As the Late John Allan, who died on may 5th, 1900, at the home of his son Isaac, at Mississippi Station, was well known in Perth and its vicinity, a more extended sketch of his life may not be uninteresting to our readers, and especially so, as his birth is synchronous with the first settlement on the Scotch Line. He was born on August 24th, 1816, and was the first male child born in the new settlement. His parents were born in Corstorphinie, three miles from Edinburgh, and lived in Edinburgh after their marriage. Coming to Canada in 1815, they remained in Brockville the first winter, and settled on the Scotch Line in the spring of 1816. His father, Mr. Francis Allan, was a Writer to the Signet in Scotland. His mother, whose maiden name was Janet Cowie, was born in Scotland in 1798, and lived to an extreme old age. She was the first white woman to cross the Rideau River, near Perth.

John Allan was nearly all his life engaged in the milling business. He first had a saw-mill and a carding mill on the Scotch Line. Later, he ran a sawmill and a grist mill on the Tay river, and was also engaged in the milling business in Perth. In 1877 he removed from Perth to Palmerston, at Snow Road station, wher he owned a sawmill for several years.

In August 1841, he married to Ann McLean, whom he survived ten years. There were eleven children, seven of whom are still living: Francis, in Perth, Thomas in Vancouver, William John in the Lake Superior District, James, Robert and Isaac at Mississippi, and Mrs. S. Donaldson, at Donaldson 's Mills.

Mr. Allan always took an active part in Christian work, and was an enthusiastic and faithful Sabbath School worker. Hesuperintended the Sabbath School on the Scotch Line, and held that position also in Perth. At Snow Road he organized the first Sunday School, and faithfully performed the duties of Superintendant for many years until laid aside by illness from active work. It was largely through his efforts that the Snow Road congregation was established. He was an elder in the Presbyterian Church for 47 years, having been ordained in Knox Church, Perth on May 28th, 1853. He also took a warm interest in all affairs of a public nature, and for some years rendered good service as a member of the Palmerston council. In politics he was a staunch Reformer. The funeral services wer held in Snow Road church on May 7th, and was largely attended. The Rev. Jas. Binnie, the pastor, conducted the service and spoke from the text: "Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life" (Rev. 2, 10), and referred to Mr. Allan's faithfulness in the community, as a citizen, friend, and neighbor, his faithfulness in the home, in the S. School and in the church. Six of his fellow elders from the McDonald's Corners, Elphin and Snow Road congregations acted as pall-bearers, and his remains were lovingly followed by his children, friends and neighbours, and were interred in the Crawford Cemetery.

Allan, John (I13492)

4143

Death - Lanark Era - Wed., Jan.12,1910-
At Oso, on Saturday, Mrs. William Dickson, formerly Miss Ennis of the 11th line of Bathurst. Burial at St. Paul's Church, Zealand.

Ennis, Martha (I21900)

4144

Death - Perth Courier - Dec.17,1880 -
Sergeant - Died, at North Sherbrooke on the 11th Dec., after a severe illness, Mr. John Sergeant, in the 43rd year of his age. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their loss.
- (death registration also says Dec.11,1880)

John was born in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, the son of Robert Sergeant and Sophia Calvert. On July 20,1860, he was married to Deborah Rutherford. They had a family of 9 children :
- Robert, married Rebecca Avery.
- Mary, married Amos Pitcher.
- Thomas, married Mary Thomson
- William.
- John, married ???
- George.
- Emma, married George Devlin.
- Minnie, was 2nd wife of Robert Kennedy.
- Joseph, married Mary Ann Dickson.

Sergeant, John (I56107)

4145

Death - Perth Courier - July 4,1890 -
North Sherbrooke: Died, at N. Sherbrooke, Ellen Millar, wife of William Millar, a native of Scotland, city Glasgow; who came to Canada in 1842 on the ship Carleton and settled in North Sherbrooke and remained there until the time of her death. She was a life long member of the Presbyterian Church and lead a married life of 51 years. She had a family of ten all living but one. Four of them settled in Minnesota. She was a severe sufferer for quite a number of years through pain and sickness but she bore it with Christian fortitude. She was a kind friend and a loving mother. Her husband, Mr. Millar, is an Elder in the Elphin Congregation.

Hood, Helen (I33476)

4146

Death - Perth Courier - March 6,1896 -
McDonald's Corners: The sudden death on Saturday night last of Mrs. Alexander McDugall of North Sherbrooke cast quite a gloom over her many friends and acquaintances. Mrs. McDougall (nee Mary Miller) was of a jovial and pleasant disposition. She took sick on Thursday, 27th Feb., with inflammation and died on Saturday night after only three days sickness. The funeral took place on Monday from the Elphin Church to Crawford's Cemetery and was largely attended by friends and neighbors who held her in great esteem.

Millar, Mary (I5804)

4147

Death - Perth Courier - May 11,1900 -
(Elphin News) - One of our oldest residents crossed that bourne from which none return about two weeks ago in the person of Mrs. James Gilmour. She being the same age as the Queen. She leaves a large family to mourn her loss: Alex. and Elizabeth at home; William, in North Sherbrooke; John, at Vennachar; Edward, at Ardoch; Mary (Mrs. Bain), at Fallbrook; and James, in Minnesota. Her husband preceded her to the grave about three years ago.

Death - Lanark Era - Apr.25,1900 -
At Elphin, Sunday, April 15th, Mrs. Gilmour, aged 80 years. Burial on Tuesday to Crawford's Cemetery.

Name:     Jannet Crawford
Gender:     Female
Age:     85
Birth Date:     abt 1815
Birth Place:     Scotland
Death Date:     1 Feb 1900
Death Place:     Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
Cause of Death:     Pneumonia

Middlesex, C2 L6
Baptist
P L Graham,
Source Citation
Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 97
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1947 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
Original data:
Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Deaths, 1869-1938. MS 935, reels 1-615. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Ontario Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947. MS 944, reels 1-11. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Archives of Ontario. Division Registrar Vital Statistics Records, 1858-1930. MS 940, reels 5-10, 16, 21, 26-27. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Crawford, Janet "Jessie" (I6538)

4148

Death - The Bathurst Courier Newspaper (Perth, Ontario)- from Tuesday, January 19, 1847, page 3 -
In N. Sherbrooke on the 9th inst., after a few days illness, Mrs. Bryce, relict of the late William Bryce, aged seventy one years.

Mary was born about 1776 in Lanarkshire, Scotland. She was married on Sept.20,1792 at Barony, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, to William Bryce. They had 8 children, all born in Scotland ; Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas Turnbull); John (married Jane Kelly); Jane (Mrs. Thomas Donaldson); William (married Maria Christelaw); James (married Elizabeth Fenner); Jack Hugh (married Margaret McDonell); Robert (married Elizabeth McKeown); & David Buchanan (married 1 - Violet Howie, 2 - Marion Love). They left Greenock, Scotland on May 11, 1821, on the ship 'Commerce', arriving at Quebec, Canada on June 20, 1821 with 422 passengers, under the command of Captain Coverdale. They settled in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. Mary died Jan.9,1847.

Wright, Mary (I42904)

4149

Death - The Lanark Era - Jan.10,1900 -
At Playfair, on January 9th, Mrs. William Dunlop, aged 80 years. She was born, Margaret McKerrow, in Auchinleck, East Ayrshire, Scotland, on the 22nd of June 1820 and came to this country with her parents when quite young. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James. McKerrow, settled on the 9th line, of Dalhousie, where she remained until her marriage to Mr. Wm. Dunlop, also of Dalhousie. He died some seventeen years ago. Of a family of nine, eight are left. They are: Mrs. Robert Barr, Lavant Station; Mrs. Randolph McKinnon, McDonald's Corners; Mrs. James Horn, Watson's Corners; John, of Oliver's Ferry; Thomas, of Lavant; Robert, of Drummond; and James & Christina at Playfair, where she died. Interment in Crawford's Cemetery, at Elphin, January 10th.

McKerrow, Margaret (I64385)

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Death - The Lanark Era - July 5,1916 -
Elphin, June 18th, 1916, Marion Love, relict of the late David Bryce, aged 85 years & 8 mos. She was born in North Sherbrooke Oct. 20th, 1830 a daughter of the late Robert Love, a Scottish pioneer and veteran of the 42nd Regt. during the Napoleonic War. Her mother was of Irish descent. The last of a family of seven, she had lived for some time at Keywest, MN, returning here about 18 years ago. She leaves but one stepson, R.J. Bryce of Corey, Colorado. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

Marion was born Oct.20,1830 in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of Robert Love and Deborah Donnahue. She was married Sept.20,1866 to David Buchanan Bryce, of North Sherbrooke. Marion died at North Sherbrooke on June 18,1916 from heart failure.

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Bryce
There passed peacefully away at Elphin on Sunday, June18th, at a littel before the noon hour a much respected and esteemed lady, relict of the late David Bryc, whose maiden name wa Marion Love, a daughter of the late Robt Love, a Scottish poineer settler of North Sherbrooke, and a veteran of the 42nd Regiment during the Napoleonic war. Her mother was of Irish descent. Deceased was the last of a family of seven and was born in North Sherbrooke on Oct 20th1830 and at the time of her death was eighty-five years of age. She possessed a robust constitution all through her life up to about three months ago when her health began to fail her and she gradually grew weaker until Sunday when the call came from the Great Beyond and even at this advanced age she still retained allthe faculties of her youthful days. Mrs. Bryce lived for a number of years at Kekywest, Minn until about eighteen years ago when she returned to the place of her birth. she leaves to mourn her loss one step-son, R.J. Bryce of Cortez, Colo, also a number of nieces and nephews of this place.

Deceased was a devout member of the Presbyterian Church, a kind and affectionate neighbor and possessed a cheeerful disposition, always looking on the bright side of life.

The funeral was held on Monday afternoon at three o'clock, service being conducted at the church by the Rev. A.J. McMullen. Afterwards the remains were conveyed to Crawford's cemetery and laid to rest. The pallbearers were Messrs Wm. Rutherford, Thomas Love, John L. Love, James Love, four nephews of the deceased, and James Crain and Wm. Balfour. The floral offerings were: Wreath, Mrs Wm Balfour, Miss M.J. Weir, Miss Bella McVean, Crosses, Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Flossie Gordon and cross and bouquet from Miss Lena McIntyre.

Love, Marion (I56101)

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