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4451	DOUGLAS GIBSON DEAD --- Douglas Gibson, fifteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Gibson, died at the Lacombe Hospital last night. Douglas had been in poor health for several months, and was taken to the hospital about two weeks ago, but his condition steadily became worse and despite every care passed peacefully away on Wednesday night. He had been suffering from rheumatic fever which later affected his heart. Private service will be held at the home at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 6th, 1930. Funeral will be held from St. Andrew's United Church at 2:30 p.m. Saturday Sept. 6th. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson in their bereavement. The Western Globe, September 4, 1930, pg 5	Gibson, Douglas Dow (I15953)
4452	DR ERNEST C. FISH - OF MELROSE BURIED MELROSE, April 27 Funeral services for Dr Ernest C. Fish were conducted this afternoon at his home, 145 Bellevue ave, by Rev Olin B. Tracy, pastor of the First Congregational Church, and burial was In Wyoming Cemetery. Dr Fish was born in Newcastle, NB, Feb 11, 1868, and was a graduate of the University of New Brunswick, Massachusetts School of Pharmacy and McGill Medical School. He had been a practicing physician here 36 years and waa a member of the medical board of the Melrose Hospital. He was a member of the Massachusetts and American Medical Societies and belonged to Wyoming Lodge of Masons. He formerly served on the School Committee here, and during th World War was a member of the Selective Draft Board of this district. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs Bessie Wheeler Fish; a son, Dr James E. Fish of this city; on daughter, Mrs Susan McLeish of Havre, Mont, and a brother, Charles Fish of Newcastle, NB.	Fish, Dr. Ernest Clifford (I41550)
4453	Dr. D.M. Gibson Dr. Gibson Funeral Tuesday Funeral services for Dr D.M. Gibson, 76, of Trail and Vancouver will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at Mt. Pleasant Funeral Home. He died Friday. Dr Gibson graduated from Queen's Medical School in 1910. He was the founder of five cheese factories near Renfrew, Ontario. In 1918 he moved to Drumheller, Alberta where he was one of the organizers of Gibson Collieries. Retired in 1940 Since his retirement from active medical practice in 1940 he has been living in Trail and Vancouver. He is survived by four children: Donald Campbell, Vancouver; Alexander Murray, Rossland; George Gordon, Calgary, and Mrs Robert Stark, Renfrew, Ontario. Pallbearers Named He was a member of the Masonic Order and of the Knights of Pythias. Pallbearers will be M.M. MacDonald, I.M. McGarry, Wilson Gouge, Arthur Jones, Lacy Harris and Dr. L.E. Brogden. Rev. H.S. Clugston of Dunbar Heights United Church will preside. Interment will be at Forest Lawn. from a clipping	Gibson, Dr. George Miller (I1354)
4454	DR. E. H. HEATON DEAD. Leesburg Physician Was In Jll Health Several Years. \\ Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., September 17. Dr. Eppa Hunton Heaton, 61, died at his home, in Leesburg, yesterday. He had been in ill health for a number of years. The cause of his death was heart disease. Dr. Heaton was formerly one of Loudoun County's most prominent physicians. In recent years he had been connected with the Loudoun Hospital, doing X-ray work. He is survived by his widow, who was a Miss Dade of Loudoun County; one daughter, Mrs. Stevens Woodruff of Detroit, and three sons, Nathaniel, Townsend and William Heaton. The funeral wil be held from his residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, with burial in Short Hill Cemetery. CLIPPED FROM Evening Star Washington, District of Columbia 18 Sep 1927, Sun ?W Page 2	Heaton, Dr. Eppa Hunton (I47220)
4455	Dr. Gibson is a native of Canada, and a product of one of the best medical schools of that nation. He was born in Perth. Lanark county, Ontario, February 3, 1866, a son of John and Mary (Scott) Gibson. The partenal grandfather was John Gibson, who married Agnes Murray. On both sides the family is of Scotch ancestry. The grandfather was a merchant in Scotland, in the town of Dumfries, and after transferring his home to Canada followed farming. Both he and his wife attained a good old age before their death, and in their family were the following named children: William, James, Andrew. John, Mary, Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Maggie. Andrew Gibson, of this family, after graduating from Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, practiced medicine successfully for several years in Clinton, Ontario. He then took a post graduate course in London, and Edinburgh and then settled in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he enjoyed for about fifteen years a very lucrative and extensive practice. His death was caused by typhoid fever. William and Annie (Harkness) Scott, the maternal grandparents of Dr. Gibson, had the following children: Edward, Matthew, James, John, Thomas, Mary, Mina, Maggie and Annie. The parents both lived to between seventy and eighty years of age.	Gibson, Dr. John J. (I12969)
4456	Dr. J. Armour, Noted Montreal Surgeon, Passes Montreal Dr John Campbell armour, 62, staff surgeon at the Royal Victoria Hospital and for a time assistant professor of surgery at McGill University, died Thursday. He was a fellow of the Royal College of Sureons and a member of the Canadian Medical Association, the Association of Surgeons of Quebec Province and the Montreal Chirurgical Society. Born in Perth, Ont., he graduated from McGill and later did post-graduate work at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He also lectured in anatomy at the University of Manitoba before taking up practice here. He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter.	Armour, Dr. John Campbell Royal Victoria Hosp, Montreal (I42032)
4457	Dr. Powles is buried in Shawville Cemetery with his siblings per his obituary in the Ottawa Journal. 4 Sep 1881 Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada 21 Feb 1960 Beaconsfield, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada Burial Shawville Cemetery, Shawville, Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada 201166460	Powles, Dr. Clarence Frederick Carson (I43226)
4458	Dr. Robert Miller Obituary MILLER, Dr. Robert (Bob) Richard, DVM On April 6th, with family at his side, Bob passed away in his 79th year at St. Patrick's Nursing Home. Beloved husband of Evelyn (Tullis) for 55 years. Loving father of Janice (Nelson Edwards), Joanne (Jeff Clark) and Wendy (Tim Turner). Cherished "Gramps" of Julie & Scott Clark, and Simon & Ben Turner. Dear brother of Ethel (& late Jim Butterill) and nephews Bob and Bruce Butterill. Bob was a veterinarian, a graduate of the University of Guelph in 1948, who practiced in the Kingston area prior to joining Agriculture Canada, Health of Animals Branch. In retirement he served for many years as Treasurer for the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and as a volunteer with Ottawa West Community Support. The family thanks the entire staff of St. Patrick's Home for their exceptional care and compassion over the past year. A memorial service and reception will be held at Kingsway United Church on Tuesday, April 12th, 2 p.m., 630 Island Park Drive. Visitation will be held on Sunday April 10th, 2-4 p.m. at Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 315 McLeod Street. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Kingsway United Church, St. Patrick's Nursing Home or the charity of your choice. Published in The Ottawa Citizen from Apr. 8 to Apr. 11, 2005	Miller, Dr. Robert Richard DVM (I1323)
4459	Dr. S.G. Gibson presented his contract as county physician which was ordered to be filed by the auditor. Courier Democrat Langdon, Cavalier County, North Dakota 15 Apr 1897	Gibson, Dr. Samuel G. (I1345)
4460	Dr. Willard Chamberlain Selleck, 84, former pastor of the Church of the Reconciliation, [Universalist] died Friday, July 4, 1941 in his home, 3460 Orange, Riverside, Calif. Dr. Selleck was born in Ogdensburg and was a graduate of the St. Lawrence University School of Theology. He was pastor of the local church from Nov. 1, 1915 to Nov. 30, 1919, during which period Mrs. Henry F. Mansfield, 11 Clinton, was the organist for the church. Dr. Selleck had served as pastor of All Souls Church [Universalist], Riverside, since Dec. 7, 1919, and since Oct. 1, [1938?] as pastor emeritus. During Dr. Selleck's long residence in Riverside, he had taken a keen interest and an active part in the city. He was a director of the Community Chest for six years and served as head of the Council of Social Agencies for seven years. His survivors include his wife, Mr. Florence H. Selleck, and a son, Willard M., the latter of Long Beach.	Selleck, Dr. Willard Chamberlain (I12634)
4461	Drown at Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico Evidence suggest that his wife is Sarah Jane Jobson of Swansea, Wales.	Miller, Capt Richard (I22299)
4462	Drowned in childhood	Menzies, Walter (I1783)
4463	Drowned in Forth Clyde Canal, Port Dundas, Glasgow	Buchanan, James (I69663)
4464	drowned in McKay Lake, Lanark Township. Shortly after birth of last daughter.	Murray, Margaret Janet (I50630)
4465	Drowned in Mill Creek, Galt , Aged 3 yr and 7 months. Son of Robert & Isabella Wallace. His sister is also commemorated on this stone but the lower portion is illegible	Wallace, Robert (I21278)
4466	Drowned in St Clair River	Munro, Duncan (I3020)
4467	Drowned in the Demorestville Mill Pond	Howard, Erastus Hayden (I13347)
4468	Drowned in the flooding of the Pembina River. The Perth Courier - Friday, August 14, 1891 - Page 5 DROWNED - A despatch from Winnipeg says: - Mr. W. S. Affleck, a Crystal City farmer, was drowned while crossing Crystal Creek, near Pilot Mound, with his team. The creek was swollen by recent rains and	Affleck, William Scott (I5511)
4469	Druggist	Munro, Reuben (I2988)
4470	DRUMMOND ROBERT JOHN DRUMMOND/ELISABETH ROBERTSON FR1352 (FR1352) M 31/07/1785 644/1 170 413 Glasgow	Drummond, Robert (I1472)
4471	DRUMMOND BAILEY. (Special 10 The Citizen, SMITHS FALLS, Ont. Carolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey, of Smiths Falls, was quietly married at the brides' home here on Wednesday to Mr. Wilbur Lorne Drummond, also of Smiths Falls. Rev. J. Semple, of the United church; performed the ceremony. The groom is well-known here as a CPR telegraph operator. The bride is popular among a wide circle of friends and is a graduate of the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, who left on a honeymoon trip In Quebec and Montreal, will reside at Smiths Falls. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 19 Nov 1927, Sat ?W Page 33	Family: Wilber Lorne Drummond, of Smiths Falls / Carolyn "Carrie" Bailey (F17049)
4472	Drummond St., Perth, ON	Dodds, Mathew Robert (I1584)
4473	Drummond Twp, Concession 2 Lots 3 & 4. In the 1870s, McLaren made two additions to the house, more than doubling its original size to 7,700 square feet. Main house is stone, additions are of yellow brick, with a turret and copper tile roof. He hired the firm of Jones and Fuller who between 1850 and 1866 had built the centre block of the Canadian Parliament buildings and St. James Anglican Church in Perth. Ron Shaw	McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)
4474	Drummond, Concession 4 Lot 6, 100 +100 acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 in 1851, 160 under wood or wild, 4 acres and 50 bushel of wheat, 10 tons of hay, 50 lbs of wool 30 yards of flannel.	Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)
4475	DRYSDAL JAMES JOHN DRYSDAL/ M 16/09/1757 352/ 10 207 Findo Gask 15 miles from Glendevon	Drysdale, James (I11050)
4476	DRYSDALE JAMES CHRISTIAN FERGUS/FR380 (FR380) 13/01/1787 467/ 20 177 Dollar	Family: James Drysdale / Christian "Christy" Fergus (F6608)
4477	Duella "Del" Miller Services for Duella "Del" Miller, 79, of Granite Falls, will be held Friday, August 28, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Granite Falls with burial in the St. Luke's Lutheran Cemetery, Posen Township, Yellow Medicine County. Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at the Sunset Funeral Home in Echo and continue Friday one hour prior to services at the church. There will be a prayer service Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the funeral home in Echo. Mrs. Miller died Tuesday, August 25, 1998, at the Granite Falls Hospital. Duella Henrietta Miller was born August 10, 1919, in Sparta township, Chippewa County, Minnesota, to Halvor and Constance (Fagerland) Thomasson. She was baptized in the Black Oak Lake on September 28, 1919, and confirmed there on November 26, 1933. She grew up on a family farm attending schools in Wegdahl and Montevideo. On August 11, 1940, she was united in marriage to Wilfred Miller by Rev. O.H. Markgraf at her parent's farm. They lived in Granite Falls until 1944 when they moved to a farm by Wood Lake where they farmed until 1979 when they moved into the Henry Hill Apartments in Granite Falls. Wilfred died in November of 1979 and Del worked as assistant manager at the apartments for the next 10 years. Del continued to live in Granite Falls until her health began to fail and she required more care. She then lived with her daughter, Kathy, son-in-law Lanny, and family. Del attended church at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Posen Township where she was active in Ladies Aid. She became a member of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church when she moved to Granite Falls. Del enjoyed crocheting and being with her family and friends. Survivors include a son and three daughters, Donald Miller and wife Phyllis of Vesta; Diane Boelter and husband Roger of Apple Valley; Kathy Boelter and husband Lanny of Clarkfield; and Donna Hagen and husband Michael of Burnsville; 11 grandchildren, Connie House; Kent Miller; Michele Traina; Tony Boelter, Ricky Boelter; Troy Boelter; Korey Boelter; Emily Boelter; Christina Hagen; Justin Hagen; and Briana Hagen; five great-grandchildren, Thomas, Kim and Kayla House; Chelsea and Tyler Traina; two sisters, Lindy Gatchell and husband Milt of Granite Falls; and Del's twin sister Doris Hempel and husband Vernon of Granite Falls; and two sisters-in-law, Margaret Thomasson and Violet Thomasson, both of Marshall. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, two brothers, Tom and LeRoy Thomasson, and two sisters, Gladys Schroeder and Marcy Teichert. --Marshall Independent August 26, 1998	Thomasson, Duella Henrietta (I17207)
4478	DUN ALEXANDER JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN M 14/09/1774 498/ 20 96 Kirkintilloch	Dun, Alexander (I34906)
4479	DUN ELIZABETH JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN F 29/01/1764 498/ 20 26 Kirkintilloch	Dun, Elizabeth (I34909)
4480	DUN JAMES JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN M 27/07/1766 498/ 20 43 Kirkintilloch	Dun, James (I34907)
4481	DUN JEAN JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN FR338 (FR338) F 20/12/1761 498/ 20 12 Kirkintilloch	Dun, Jean (I4046)
4482	DUN WILLIAM JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN M 00/00/1771 498/ 20 80 Kirkintilloch	Dun, William (I34908)
4483	DUNCAN AGNES ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARIN GIRRET FR1155 (FR1155) F 21/05/1807 559 30 / 370 ABBEY	Duncan, Agnes (I61293)
4484	DUNCAN AGNES MILLER F 1860 495 / 96 CUMBERNAULD Name: Agnes Duncan Gender: Female Birth Date: 23 Aug 1860 Birth Place: Cumbernauld,Dunbarton,Scotland Father: Alexander Duncan Mother: Agnes Miller	Duncan, Agnes (I55468)
4485	DUNCAN AGNES WILLIAM DUNCAN/AGNES THOM F 16/02/1683 496 10 / 108 DUMBARTON	Duncan, Agnes (I20423)
4486	DUNCAN AGNES FENTON DAVID DUNCAN/AGNES ALLAN F 17/03/1814 379/ 10 99 Meigle	Duncan, Agnes Fenton (I30060)
4487	DUNCAN ALEXANDER THOMAS DUNCAN/JANET FOWLLER FR926 (FR926) M 29/07/1638 685/3 30 622 Canongate	Duncan, Alexander (I35047)
4488	DUNCAN ANDREW DAVID DUNCAN/BARBARA MARSHALL FR376 (FR376) M 09/06/1785 429/ 20 42 Ferry Port On Craig	Duncan, Andrew (I30064)
4489	DUNCAN ANDREW JOHN DUNCAN/GRIZEL MCFEAT FR329 (FR329) M 05/03/1749 482/ 20 116 Killearn	Duncan, Andrew (I37184)
4490	DUNCAN ANN JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR427 (FR427) F 10/07/1768 482/ 20 219 Killearn	Duncan, Ann (I37180)
4491	DUNCAN CATHARINE ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GARRET FR68 (FR68) F 20/06/1805 573 / 3 40 / 111 PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW	Duncan, Catharine (I61291)
4492	DUNCAN DAVID AGNES ALLAN/ 17/06/1810 379/ 10 171 Meigle	Family: David Duncan / Agnes Allan (F8983)
4493	DUNCAN DAVID DAVID DUNCAN/ M 16/04/1809 416/ 10 272 Collessie	Duncan, David (I30059)
4494	DUNCAN ELISABETH JOHN DUNCAN/GRIZEL MCFEAT FR318 (FR318) F 28/12/1746 482/ 20 105 Killearn	Duncan, Elizabeth (I37186)
4495	DUNCAN ELIZABETH JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR436 (FR436) F 06/01/1770 482/ 20 228 Killearn	Duncan, Elizabeth (I37181)
4496	DUNCAN GEORGE ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHERINE GARRET FR52 (FR52) M 31/01/1800 573 / 3 40 / 78 PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW	Duncan, Dr. George (I61288)
4497	DUNCAN GEORGE DAVID DUNCAN/ M 29/07/1810 416/ 10 280 Collessie	Duncan, George (I30061)
4498	DUNCAN GRIZAL JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR76 (FR76) F 15/02/1772 477/ 10 131 Drymen	Duncan, Grizal "Grizel" (I37179)
4499	DUNCAN HELEN ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GERRET FR1182 (FR1182) F 14/04/1811 559 30 / 422 ABBEY	Duncan, Helen (I61292)
4500	DUNCAN ISABELLA ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GARRET FR62 (FR62) F 05/05/1803 573 / 3 40 / 99 PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW	Duncan, Isabella (I61290)

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DOUGLAS GIBSON DEAD
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Douglas Gibson, fifteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Gibson, died at the Lacombe Hospital last night. Douglas had been in poor health for several months, and was taken to the hospital about two weeks ago, but his condition steadily became worse and despite every care passed peacefully away on Wednesday night. He had been suffering from rheumatic fever which later affected his heart.

Private service will be held at the home at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 6th, 1930. Funeral will be held from St. Andrew's United Church at 2:30 p.m. Saturday Sept. 6th.

The sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson in their bereavement.

The Western Globe, September 4, 1930, pg 5

Gibson, Douglas Dow (I15953)

4452

DR ERNEST C. FISH - OF MELROSE BURIED MELROSE, April 27
Funeral services for Dr Ernest C. Fish were conducted this afternoon at his home, 145 Bellevue ave, by Rev Olin B. Tracy, pastor of the First Congregational Church, and burial was In Wyoming Cemetery.

Dr Fish was born in Newcastle, NB, Feb 11, 1868, and was a graduate of the University of New Brunswick, Massachusetts School of Pharmacy and McGill Medical School. He had been a practicing physician here 36 years and waa a member of the medical board of the Melrose Hospital. He was a member of the Massachusetts and American Medical Societies and belonged to Wyoming Lodge of Masons. He formerly served on the School Committee here, and during th World War was a member of the Selective Draft Board of this district. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs Bessie Wheeler Fish; a son, Dr James E. Fish of this city; on daughter, Mrs Susan McLeish of Havre, Mont, and a brother, Charles Fish of Newcastle, NB.

Fish, Dr. Ernest Clifford (I41550)

4453

Dr. D.M. Gibson
Dr. Gibson Funeral Tuesday
Funeral services for Dr D.M. Gibson, 76, of Trail and Vancouver will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at Mt. Pleasant Funeral Home. He died Friday.

Dr Gibson graduated from Queen's Medical School in 1910. He was the founder of five cheese factories near Renfrew, Ontario. In 1918 he moved to Drumheller, Alberta where he was one of the organizers of Gibson Collieries.

Retired in 1940
Since his retirement from active medical practice in 1940 he has been living in Trail and Vancouver.

He is survived by four children: Donald Campbell, Vancouver; Alexander Murray, Rossland; George Gordon, Calgary, and Mrs Robert Stark, Renfrew, Ontario.

Pallbearers Named
He was a member of the Masonic Order and of the Knights of Pythias.
Pallbearers will be M.M. MacDonald, I.M. McGarry, Wilson Gouge, Arthur Jones, Lacy Harris and Dr. L.E. Brogden.

Rev. H.S. Clugston of Dunbar Heights United Church will preside. Interment will be at Forest Lawn.

from a clipping

Gibson, Dr. George Miller (I1354)

4454

DR. E. H. HEATON DEAD.
Leesburg Physician Was In Jll Health Several Years. \\ Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., September 17.

Dr. Eppa Hunton Heaton, 61, died at his home, in Leesburg, yesterday. He had been in ill health for a number of years. The cause of his death was heart disease. Dr. Heaton was formerly one of Loudoun County's most prominent physicians. In recent years he had been connected with the Loudoun Hospital, doing X-ray work. He is survived by his widow, who was a Miss Dade of Loudoun County; one daughter, Mrs. Stevens Woodruff of Detroit, and three sons, Nathaniel, Townsend and William Heaton. The funeral wil be held from his residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, with burial in Short Hill Cemetery.

CLIPPED FROM
Evening Star
Washington, District of Columbia
18 Sep 1927, Sun ?W Page 2

Heaton, Dr. Eppa Hunton (I47220)

4455

Dr. Gibson is a native of Canada, and a product of one of the best medical schools of that nation. He was born in Perth. Lanark county, Ontario, February 3, 1866, a son of John and Mary (Scott) Gibson.
The partenal grandfather was John Gibson, who married Agnes Murray. On both sides the family is of Scotch ancestry. The grandfather was a merchant in Scotland, in the town of Dumfries, and after transferring his home to Canada followed farming. Both he and his wife attained a good old age before their death, and in their family were the following named children: William, James, Andrew. John, Mary, Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Maggie.
Andrew Gibson, of this family, after graduating from Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, practiced medicine successfully for several years in Clinton, Ontario. He then took a post graduate course in London, and Edinburgh and then settled in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he enjoyed for about fifteen years a very lucrative and extensive practice. His death was caused by typhoid fever. William and Annie (Harkness) Scott, the maternal grandparents of Dr. Gibson, had the following children: Edward, Matthew, James, John, Thomas, Mary, Mina, Maggie and Annie. The parents both lived to between seventy and eighty years of age.

Gibson, Dr. John J. (I12969)

4456

Dr. J. Armour, Noted Montreal Surgeon, Passes
Montreal
Dr John Campbell armour, 62, staff surgeon at the Royal Victoria Hospital and for a time assistant professor of surgery at McGill University, died Thursday.

He was a fellow of the Royal College of Sureons and a member of the Canadian Medical Association, the Association of Surgeons of Quebec Province and the Montreal Chirurgical Society.

Born in Perth, Ont., he graduated from McGill and later did post-graduate work at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He also lectured in anatomy at the University of Manitoba before taking up practice here.

He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter.

Armour, Dr. John Campbell Royal Victoria Hosp, Montreal (I42032)

4457

Dr. Powles is buried in Shawville Cemetery with his siblings per his obituary in the Ottawa Journal.
4 Sep 1881 Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada
21 Feb 1960 Beaconsfield, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada
Burial Shawville Cemetery, Shawville, Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada
201166460

Powles, Dr. Clarence Frederick Carson (I43226)

4458

Dr. Robert Miller
Obituary

MILLER, Dr. Robert (Bob) Richard, DVM On April 6th, with family at his side, Bob passed away in his 79th year at St. Patrick's Nursing Home. Beloved husband of Evelyn (Tullis) for 55 years. Loving father of Janice (Nelson Edwards), Joanne (Jeff Clark) and Wendy (Tim Turner). Cherished "Gramps" of Julie & Scott Clark, and Simon & Ben Turner. Dear brother of Ethel (& late Jim Butterill) and nephews Bob and Bruce Butterill.

Bob was a veterinarian, a graduate of the University of Guelph in 1948, who practiced in the Kingston area prior to joining Agriculture Canada, Health of Animals Branch. In retirement he served for many years as Treasurer for the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and as a volunteer with Ottawa West Community Support.

The family thanks the entire staff of St. Patrick's Home for their exceptional care and compassion over the past year.

A memorial service and reception will be held at Kingsway United Church on Tuesday, April 12th, 2 p.m., 630 Island Park Drive. Visitation will be held on Sunday April 10th, 2-4 p.m. at Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 315 McLeod Street. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Kingsway United Church, St. Patrick's Nursing Home or the charity of your choice.

Published in The Ottawa Citizen from Apr. 8 to Apr. 11, 2005

Miller, Dr. Robert Richard DVM (I1323)

4459

Dr. S.G. Gibson presented his contract as county physician which was ordered to be filed by the auditor.

Courier Democrat
Langdon, Cavalier County, North Dakota
15 Apr 1897

Gibson, Dr. Samuel G. (I1345)

4460

Dr. Willard Chamberlain Selleck, 84, former pastor of the Church of the Reconciliation, [Universalist] died Friday, July 4, 1941 in his home, 3460 Orange, Riverside, Calif.
Dr. Selleck was born in Ogdensburg and was a graduate of the St. Lawrence University School of Theology. He was pastor of the local church from Nov. 1, 1915 to Nov. 30, 1919, during which period Mrs. Henry F. Mansfield, 11 Clinton, was the organist for the church.
Dr. Selleck had served as pastor of All Souls Church [Universalist], Riverside, since Dec. 7, 1919, and since Oct. 1, [1938?] as pastor emeritus.
During Dr. Selleck's long residence in Riverside, he had taken a keen interest and an active part in the city. He was a director of the Community Chest for six years and served as head of the Council of Social Agencies for seven years.
His survivors include his wife, Mr. Florence H. Selleck, and a son, Willard M., the latter of Long Beach.

Selleck, Dr. Willard Chamberlain (I12634)

4461

Drown at Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico

Evidence suggest that his wife is Sarah Jane Jobson of Swansea, Wales.

Miller, Capt Richard (I22299)

4462

Drowned in childhood

Menzies, Walter (I1783)

4463

Drowned in Forth Clyde Canal, Port Dundas, Glasgow

Buchanan, James (I69663)

4464

drowned in McKay Lake, Lanark Township. Shortly after birth of last daughter.

Murray, Margaret Janet (I50630)

4465

Drowned in Mill Creek, Galt , Aged 3 yr and 7 months. Son of Robert & Isabella Wallace. His sister is also commemorated on this stone but the lower portion is illegible

Wallace, Robert (I21278)

4466

Drowned in St Clair River

Munro, Duncan (I3020)

4467

Drowned in the Demorestville Mill Pond

Howard, Erastus Hayden (I13347)

4468

Drowned in the flooding of the Pembina River.

The Perth Courier - Friday, August 14, 1891 - Page 5
DROWNED - A despatch from Winnipeg says: - Mr. W. S. Affleck, a Crystal City farmer, was drowned while crossing Crystal Creek, near Pilot Mound, with his team. The creek was swollen by recent rains and

Affleck, William Scott (I5511)

4469

Druggist

Munro, Reuben (I2988)

4470

DRUMMOND
ROBERT
JOHN DRUMMOND/ELISABETH ROBERTSON FR1352 (FR1352)
M
31/07/1785
644/1
170 413
Glasgow

Drummond, Robert (I1472)

4471

DRUMMOND BAILEY. (Special 10 The Citizen, SMITHS FALLS, Ont.
Carolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey, of Smiths Falls, was quietly married at the brides' home here on Wednesday to Mr. Wilbur Lorne Drummond, also of Smiths Falls. Rev. J. Semple, of the United church; performed the ceremony. The groom is well-known here as a CPR telegraph operator. The bride is popular among a wide circle of friends and is a graduate of the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, who left on a honeymoon trip In Quebec and Montreal, will reside at Smiths Falls.

The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
19 Nov 1927, Sat ?W Page 33

Family: Wilber Lorne Drummond, of Smiths Falls / Carolyn "Carrie" Bailey (F17049)

4472

Drummond St., Perth, ON

Dodds, Mathew Robert (I1584)

4473

Drummond Twp, Concession 2 Lots 3 & 4.
In the 1870s, McLaren made two additions to the house, more than doubling its original size to 7,700 square feet. Main house is stone, additions are of yellow brick, with a turret and copper tile roof. He hired the firm of Jones and Fuller who between 1850 and 1866 had built the centre block of the Canadian Parliament buildings and St. James Anglican Church in Perth.
Ron Shaw

McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)

4474

Drummond, Concession 4 Lot 6, 100 +100 acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 in 1851, 160 under wood or wild, 4 acres and 50 bushel of wheat, 10 tons of hay, 50 lbs of wool 30 yards of flannel.

Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)

4475

DRYSDAL
JAMES
JOHN DRYSDAL/
M
16/09/1757
352/
10 207
Findo Gask

15 miles from Glendevon

Drysdale, James (I11050)

4476

DRYSDALE
JAMES
CHRISTIAN FERGUS/FR380 (FR380)
13/01/1787
467/
20 177
Dollar

Family: James Drysdale / Christian "Christy" Fergus (F6608)

4477

Duella "Del" Miller
Services for Duella "Del" Miller, 79, of Granite Falls, will be held Friday, August 28, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Granite Falls with burial in the St. Luke's Lutheran Cemetery, Posen Township, Yellow Medicine County. Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at the Sunset Funeral Home in Echo and continue Friday one hour prior to services at the church. There will be a prayer service Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the funeral home in Echo.
Mrs. Miller died Tuesday, August 25, 1998, at the Granite Falls Hospital.
Duella Henrietta Miller was born August 10, 1919, in Sparta township, Chippewa County, Minnesota, to Halvor and Constance (Fagerland) Thomasson. She was baptized in the Black Oak Lake on September 28, 1919, and confirmed there on November 26, 1933. She grew up on a family farm attending schools in Wegdahl and Montevideo. On August 11, 1940, she was united in marriage to Wilfred Miller by Rev. O.H. Markgraf at her parent's farm. They lived in Granite Falls until 1944 when they moved to a farm by Wood Lake where they farmed until 1979 when they moved into the Henry Hill Apartments in Granite Falls. Wilfred died in November of 1979 and Del worked as assistant manager at the apartments for the next 10 years. Del continued to live in Granite Falls until her health began to fail and she required more care. She then lived with her daughter, Kathy, son-in-law Lanny, and family. Del attended church at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Posen Township where she was active in Ladies Aid. She became a member of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church when she moved to Granite Falls. Del enjoyed crocheting and being with her family and friends.
Survivors include a son and three daughters, Donald Miller and wife Phyllis of Vesta; Diane Boelter and husband Roger of Apple Valley; Kathy Boelter and husband Lanny of Clarkfield; and Donna Hagen and husband Michael of Burnsville; 11 grandchildren, Connie House; Kent Miller; Michele Traina; Tony Boelter, Ricky Boelter; Troy Boelter; Korey Boelter; Emily Boelter; Christina Hagen; Justin Hagen; and Briana Hagen; five great-grandchildren, Thomas, Kim and Kayla House; Chelsea and Tyler Traina; two sisters, Lindy Gatchell and husband Milt of Granite Falls; and Del's twin sister Doris Hempel and husband Vernon of Granite Falls; and two sisters-in-law, Margaret Thomasson and Violet Thomasson, both of Marshall.
She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, two brothers, Tom and LeRoy Thomasson, and two sisters, Gladys Schroeder and Marcy Teichert.
--Marshall Independent
August 26, 1998

Thomasson, Duella Henrietta (I17207)

4478

DUN
ALEXANDER
JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN
M
14/09/1774
498/
20 96
Kirkintilloch

Dun, Alexander (I34906)

4479

DUN
ELIZABETH
JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN
F
29/01/1764
498/
20 26
Kirkintilloch

Dun, Elizabeth (I34909)

4480

DUN
JAMES
JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN
M
27/07/1766
498/
20 43
Kirkintilloch

Dun, James (I34907)

4481

DUN
JEAN
JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN FR338 (FR338)
F
20/12/1761
498/
20 12
Kirkintilloch

Dun, Jean (I4046)

4482

DUN
WILLIAM
JAMES DUN/ISABEL RANKIN
M
00/00/1771
498/
20 80
Kirkintilloch

Dun, William (I34908)

4483

DUNCAN
AGNES
ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARIN GIRRET FR1155 (FR1155)
F
21/05/1807
559
30 / 370
ABBEY

Duncan, Agnes (I61293)

4484

DUNCAN
AGNES
MILLER
F
1860
495 / 96
CUMBERNAULD

Name:     Agnes Duncan
Gender:     Female
Birth Date:     23 Aug 1860
Birth Place:     Cumbernauld,Dunbarton,Scotland
Father:     Alexander Duncan
Mother:     Agnes Miller

Duncan, Agnes (I55468)

4485

DUNCAN
AGNES
WILLIAM DUNCAN/AGNES THOM
F
16/02/1683
496
10 / 108
DUMBARTON

Duncan, Agnes (I20423)

4486

DUNCAN
AGNES FENTON
DAVID DUNCAN/AGNES ALLAN
F
17/03/1814
379/
10 99
Meigle

Duncan, Agnes Fenton (I30060)

4487

DUNCAN
ALEXANDER
THOMAS DUNCAN/JANET FOWLLER FR926 (FR926)
M
29/07/1638
685/3
30 622
Canongate

Duncan, Alexander (I35047)

4488

DUNCAN
ANDREW
DAVID DUNCAN/BARBARA MARSHALL FR376 (FR376)
M
09/06/1785
429/
20 42
Ferry Port On Craig

Duncan, Andrew (I30064)

4489

DUNCAN
ANDREW
JOHN DUNCAN/GRIZEL MCFEAT FR329 (FR329)
M
05/03/1749
482/
20 116
Killearn

Duncan, Andrew (I37184)

4490

DUNCAN
ANN
JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR427 (FR427)
F
10/07/1768
482/
20 219
Killearn

Duncan, Ann (I37180)

4491

DUNCAN
CATHARINE
ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GARRET FR68 (FR68)
F
20/06/1805
573 / 3
40 / 111
PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW

Duncan, Catharine (I61291)

4492

DUNCAN
DAVID
AGNES ALLAN/
17/06/1810
379/
10 171
Meigle

Family: David Duncan / Agnes Allan (F8983)

4493

DUNCAN
DAVID
DAVID DUNCAN/
M
16/04/1809
416/
10 272
Collessie

Duncan, David (I30059)

4494

DUNCAN
ELISABETH
JOHN DUNCAN/GRIZEL MCFEAT FR318 (FR318)
F
28/12/1746
482/
20 105
Killearn

Duncan, Elizabeth (I37186)

4495

DUNCAN
ELIZABETH
JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR436 (FR436)
F
06/01/1770
482/
20 228
Killearn

Duncan, Elizabeth (I37181)

4496

DUNCAN
GEORGE
ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHERINE GARRET FR52 (FR52)
M
31/01/1800
573 / 3
40 / 78
PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW

Duncan, Dr. George (I61288)

4497

DUNCAN
GEORGE
DAVID DUNCAN/
M
29/07/1810
416/
10 280
Collessie

Duncan, George (I30061)

4498

DUNCAN
GRIZAL
JAMES DUNCAN/AGNES SMITH FR76 (FR76)
F
15/02/1772
477/
10 131
Drymen

Duncan, Grizal "Grizel" (I37179)

4499

DUNCAN
HELEN
ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GERRET FR1182 (FR1182)
F
14/04/1811
559
30 / 422
ABBEY

Duncan, Helen (I61292)

4500

DUNCAN
ISABELLA
ALEXANDER DUNCAN/CATHARINE GARRET FR62 (FR62)
F
05/05/1803
573 / 3
40 / 99
PAISLEY BURGH OR LOW

Duncan, Isabella (I61290)

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