LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
Matches 4,301 to 4,350 of 48,188
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| 4301 | died at five years of age | Wilson, Jane (I61496)
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| 4302 | died at March Hall Propate Anderson Clementina Stuart of 9 Ettrick Road, Edinburgh and care of Mackenzie Robertson and Company 176 St Vincent Street Glasgow, spinster, died 24 Aug 1938 at March Hall Edinburgh. Confirmation of Robert Duncan Anderson acturary and Alexander Robertson Cross writer to the Signet. Sealed London 5 December. | Anderson, Clementina Stewart (I37777)
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| 4303 | Died at Rutand on the way to New York en route for England. Name: David Gilmour Gender: Male Death Age: 42 Years Birth Year: abt 1815 Birth Place: Glasgow, Scotland Death Date: 6 Feb 1857 Death Place: Rutland, US Burial Place: Quebec City, Quebec, Canada Burial Plot: K-23 Religion: Presbyterian Occupation: Merchant Cause of Death: apoplexy Clergyman: Rev. Dr. Cook URL: http://pistard.banq.qc.ca/apex... | Gilmour, David partner Quebec (I20636)
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| 4304 | Died at the age of six years and six months | Munro, Walter (I2957)
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| 4305 | Died at the home of her daughter Gertrude. | McKerracher, Fanny (I2949)
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| 4306 | Died at young age, possibly as a result of Mary Jane's (#98) birth. | Munro, Janet (I43)
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| 4307 | Died Con 2 Lot 6, South Elmsley Twp | Rutherford, Mary Ann Margaret (I43794)
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| 4308 | Died during battle of Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland | Jackson, John (I14319)
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| 4309 | Died during WWII | Howe, John William (I5359)
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| 4310 | Died in "Deloris and Rock's home"? | Giffen, Donald Clarence (I12226)
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| 4311 | Died in a convent near Boston, USA | Tovey, Rev. Sister Mary Calista (I20442)
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| 4312 | Died in accident on the Grand Trunk Railway | Callander, Mary Davis (I19052)
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| 4313 | Died in accident on the Grand Trunk Railway | Callander, William (I18339)
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| 4314 | Died in accident on the Grand Trunk Railway | Johnston, Mary Scott (I18370)
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| 4315 | Died in childbirth at age 19. | McIntyre, Ann Jane (I9933)
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| 4316 | died in childbirth, Robert Stewart II was child | Bruce, Marjorie (I70242)
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| 4317 | Died In Exile | Colquhoun, Sir John 16th Lord Colquhoun, 18th Lord of Luss, 1st Baronet of Nova Scotia (I71004)
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| 4318 | Died in Greenock on way to Canada. | Callander, James (I18731)
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| 4319 | Died in hospital in Brockville. From his obituary (Lanark Era 21 May 1930) James was survived by: CHILDREN --Mamie of Carleton Place; Lloyd of Prince Albert Saskatchewan; Mackey of Toronto; and Cardiff, Charles, Ernest and Desmond all of Lanark Township, Lanark County SIBLINGS: Lizzie and William both of Lanark County; Robert of Rossington Alberta; and Joseph of Vista Manitoba ..and he was predeceased by: PARENTS Thomas Moulton and Ann Cardiff WIFE Jennie [sic?] Parkhurst SIBLINGS Mary (Mrs. Isaac Halpenny); Ann (Mrs. Adam Ireton); Jane; Thomas; George; John and Benjamin | Moulton, James (I44413)
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| 4320 | died in infancy | Menzies, Matthew (I1791)
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| 4321 | died in infancy | Dodge, Joseph (I25796)
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| 4322 | Died in infancy | Clark, Roland L. (I4220)
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| 4323 | Died in infancy. | Gemmill, William Muirhead (I19660)
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| 4324 | Died in Miller Nursing Home, Age 91, 3 mths. Home Address: 55 S. Pearl St., North East, Erie, PA Retired farmer Informant: R G Miller (son) 1675 W 9th St, Erie, PA | Miller, Archibald "Clinton" (I6724)
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| 4325 | Died in Paradise Twp due to typhoid pneumonia. Parents: Philo and Nancy A. Blackmon, both of Paradise Twp. State of Michigan Grand Traverse County 1872 death register. | Blackman, Philo Grant (I14071)
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| 4326 | Died in Poorhouse Dumbarton, Usual residence 26 High Street, Dumbarton | Melvin, James (I55433)
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| 4327 | died in Scotland without issue | Duncan, Frances (I7347)
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| 4328 | Died in the War of the Rebellion | Yuill, William Jr. (I16202)
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| 4329 | Died in Victoria Hospital | Baird, Daniel Sr. (I5025)
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| 4330 | Died JACKSON--On Jan. 31, 1908, at Holy Cross Hospital, Mary, beloved wife of A. Jackson, of West Calgary, in her 72nd year. Mrs. A. Jackson, mother of Chas. and Tom Jackson, of West Calgary, died rather suddenly yesterday, at the Holy Cross hospital. She was down at church last Sunday and took a severe cold from which she never recovered. The Daily Herald, Calgary, Saturday, February 1, 1908 | James, Mary (I21547)
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| 4331 | Died near Nulato on the Yukon River while flying a medical evacuation flight. | Penny, Donald Lyle (I17798)
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| 4332 | died of gunshot wound to back of head while preparing for a fishing trip. Allan Gilmour was the son of John Gilmour (1812 - 1877) and his wife Caroline White. Their father John ran the family lumbering firm The Allan Gilmour Company, which was first established in Scotland, when his father Allan retired. Following the death of John Gilmour in 1877, the management of the company passed into the hands of his three sons; John, Allan, and David and their cousin John David. They changed the name to Gilmour and Company. The company had problems however and by 1890 the company had a debt of nearly $700,000. This was the result of a number of factors. On August 16, 1883, a company sawmill at Hull was totally destroyed by fire, a loss of over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. It was not rebuilt As a result, the company had a reduced production capacity. There were also lower profits as a result of the lower prices which lumber was bringing. The company also suffered from mismanagement. A company memo singled out Allan as a major cause of this mismanagement. In fact, it was suggested that it was perhaps "better to let Allan go altogether.'' The partnership of Gilmour and Company was dissolved in September 1890. Allan and David set up Gilmour and Company of Trenton while John and cousin John David formed a new Ottawa partnership called John Gilmour and Company. Allan split his time between Trenton and Ottawa. Though he helped run the operations along with David, he never became as involved as his brother. Quite possibly this was due to his previous mismanagement of the firm in the Gatineaus. In December 1893, he met with the Minister of Public Works in Ottawa to discuss dues on lumber passing through the Trent Canal. In 1896 Allan and David decided to construct a sawmill at Mowat Village on Canoe Lake, and the mill was up and running by the Spring of 1897. They also constructed two impressive summer homes on an island in Canoe Lake just about a mile from the shores of Mowat Village. The island is now called Gilmour Island. The operation in Canoe Lake lasted only 5 seasons. The country was recovering from a national depression and the Gilmour had tremendous debt. By September 1901 the mill ceased operations. Some believed, that like his father and under tremendous stress, Allan committed suicide. However, the corner's report concluded " Accidental death: Shot himself in the back of the head while preparing for a fishing trip." The Trenton Courier reported that; "Mr. Allan Gilmour of Ottawa shot himself in the head while handling his rifle in his own house on Tuesday evening. Mr. Gilmour having resided in Trenton three years ago in partnership with his brother David, was a very fine man, of quiet demeanour and highly respected, aged 57." | Gilmour, Allan (I38108)
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| 4333 | Died of old age as a farmer in Linn, OR. | Miller, John Burns (I35)
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| 4334 | died on shipboard during emigration. | Allan, James (I13491)
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| 4335 | Died On Sunday morning last, after a short illness, Francis Allan, Esq. Postmaster of this place, age 51. The death of Mr. Allan is a source of great grief to his numerous friends and family. The deceased held the office of District Land Agent and performed the duties thereof satisfactorily as well as that of Postmaster. He had also lately been appointed by the District Council to the important trust of County Superintendent of Common Schools which, had he been spared, we have no doubt he would have performed. His demise is sincerely regretted generally and a loss to this place. The funeral takes place today at 2:00. Bathurst Courier and Ottawa Advertiser, Perth, Ontario, Canada February 27, 1844 | Allan, Francis (I9436)
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| 4336 | Died Suddenly On Thursday evening last, Margaret Gilliespie, wife of Mr. Hugh Johnston, died suddenly at her home, aged 64 years. for some time Mrs. Johnston has not been very well although, able to be about. She was troubled with heart disease and an affection of the lungs. A few days before her death she took to her bed and on Thursday evening passed away quite unexpectedly to those waiting upon her. She was a daughter of Thos. Gilliespie, and was married to Hugh Johnston some 37 years ago, with whom she has since lived in Lanark. The deceased was a woman of a pleasing disposition, good to entertain and will be much missed in the society in which she moved. The community share the sorrow of the bereft oones in their loss. Lanark Era, Wed 13 Nov 1895 Name Margaret Johnston Gender Female Age 70 Birth Date 1828 Birth Place Ireland Death Date 22 Aug 1898 Death Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Religion Methodist Episcopal Church Cause of Death Paralysis | Gillespie, Margaret (I59379)
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| 4337 | died when beheaded | Campbell, Archibald 9th Earl of Argyll (I70321)
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| 4338 | Died when twins were born. | Small, Rachel (I37220)
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| 4339 | Died WW2 | Gray, Norman Cranston (I8832)
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| 4340 | Died young | Bass, Gerald Anderson (I4230)
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| 4341 | died young | Gray, William H. (I8919)
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| 4342 | Died young | Ireland, Margaret "Maggie" (I1747)
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| 4343 | Died, at her residence in Dalhousie on the 7th December, Isabella Chalmers, wife of William Purdon, Sr., after an illness of two weeks and three days. The deceased was born in the town of Hamilton, Scotland on the 3rd Sept., 1815(?) and was married to William Purdon on the 5th January, 1835. The deceased was the mother of a large family, 9 sons and 4 daughters, all of whom survive her except one little daughter who died in infancy. They are likewise all married with one exception and several of them have sons and daughters married who have young families. The deceased was a woman of great practical knowledge. She was well read and until failing health compelled her to retire she was very much sought after in all cases of trouble particularly in cases of midwifery where her long practical knowledge enabled her to be very successful; indeed so much so that when she was present the late Dr. Munro of Lanark would only act as an assistant. She was likewise a most sincere Christian and although she was not a member of any church, she was a sincere follower of the divine Master and took greatest pleasure in assisting the poor and afflicted without regard to creed or color and it may truly be said that she never had an enemy on earth. She was followed to the grave at the Highland Line burial ground by a large concourse of friends and neighbors. Six of her sons all fine, stalwart men were her pallbearers when her remains were committed to the earth. Perth Courier, Dec. 15, 1893 The Douglas County News, Alexandria, Minnesota Thursday, December 21, 1893, page 4, col. 1. | Chalmers, Isabella (I47994)
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| 4344 | DIED. At Scotch Line, Bathurst, on the 24th ult., in the 87th year of his age, Mr. Wm. Adams, Sen. He emigrated to America, in the year 1796, and settled in Bathurst at the commencement of the settlement in 1816, where he has ever since remained." The Bathurst Courier; Friday, 4 Jun 1852; Vol. XVIII, No. 33; Col. 3, Pg. 3 Bruce Gordon: Though I can find no evidence he is buried here, and he was enumerated as a Baptist on the 1851/2 Census, it is most likely he is buried here with his late wife and her memorial was broken when transcribed in 1993 and I was unable to locate the fragments in 2016. | Adams, William Sr. (I42952)
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| 4345 | DIED. In Alexandria, July 31st, 1872, Bessie Gilpin, only child of Joseph and Sarah Gilpin, aged nine months and seven days. (Alexandria Post, Aug. 3, 1872) | Gilpin, Bessie (I59510)
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| 4346 | DIED. In Orange Township, on the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, P.M., HARRY, only son of Andrew and Annie Purdon, aged one year and four months. (The Alexandria Post, 20 Jan. 1872) | Purdon, Henry (I59491)
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| 4347 | DIED. McBeth. On Tuesday 14th Jan., Ann Ferguson. relict of the late J. D. McBeth, aged 61 years. Deceased was a native of Scotland, came to Perth with the settlers of 1815." The Perth Courier; 17 Jan 1873; Col.7, Pg. 8 | Ferguson, Agnes "Ann" (I29173)
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| 4348 | DIED. ... At the residence of James Bryce his brother-in-law, Samuel Purdie, Township of Bathurst, in the 85th year of his age. Death Notice of Samuel Purdie (1770-1854); from: Col. 3, Pg. 3; The Bathurst Courier; Friday, 17 Nov 1854; Vol. XXI, No. 5 | Purdie, Samuel (I56085)
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| 4349 | DIED. ... McGregor. On Wednesday, 5th April, Janet Fisher, relict of the late Peter McGregor, aged 67 years - a native of Balquidder, Perthshire, Scotland. The Perth Courier Friday, 14 Apr 1871 Vol. XXXVII, No. 29, Col. 7, Pg. 2; | Fisher, Jannet (I18904)
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| 4350 | DIED. In Jefferson, Missouri, at the residencee of Mr. June, on the 25th of October, of consumption, Mr. Daniel Campbell, formerly of Canada. Mr. Campbell was for several months book-keeper in this office, and during that time won the esteem of all who made his acquaintance. He was, in every sense of the term, an honest man, and jealous of the rights and interests of his employer. We can assure the friends of the deceased that during his last illness he was kindly attended by the family of Mr. June, and by several of our best physicians. The deceased was the son of Mr. Peter Campbell, Drummond, and nephew of William Fraser, Esq., County Treasurer. Obituary of Daniel Campbell (?-1857); from: Col. 2. Pg. 3; The Perth Courier; Friday, 13 Nov 1857; Vol. XXIV, No. 5 - Citing the Jefferson Enquire | Campbell, Daniel Donald "Donald" (I61332)
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