Notes: Lanark County Origins

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4551	E. Miller Notes LDS Microfische EO - 122 Andrew Miller, son of William Miller & Elizabeth Gilmour, 15 Sep 1799 MILLAR ANDREW WILLIAM MILLAR/ELISABETH GILMOUR FR459 (FR459) 0 15/09/1799 494/ 20 193 Cardross	Miller, Andrew (I18)
4552	E. Miller notes d. 10 Jul 1947	Ferrier, Lloyd Ross (I3193)
4553	E. Miller notes: 17 July 1915, aged 68 other: St. Thomas	Miller, Robert Mason (I87)
4554	E. Miller suggests that Jacob was a full time Minister and was in Cookstown at some time during his life and that the Pooles were Anglican when they came to Canada.	Poole, Rev. Jacob (I3439)
4555	E. R. Briggs Powassan A lifelong resident of Powassan, Eric Randolph Briggs, Hwy. 11-N, died suddenly at his home Sunday. Mr. Briggs, 50, was maintenance operator for the Department of Transport at North Bay. Friends and relatives may pay their respects at teh Paul Funeral Home, where the funeral will be conducted by Rev. D.L. Woodward Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment will be at Powassan Union Cemetery. Born at Powassan June 10, 1917, Mr. Briggs was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Briggs of Powassan. He received his educaation at Maple Hill School and Powassan. His marriage to the former Alice Barber took place at Nipissing Village in 1942. Mr. Briggs is a veteran of overseas service with the Canadian Army Medial Corps during the second World War. He is survived by his wife ...	Briggs, Eric Randolph (I48734)
4556	E. U. GARTEN. GARFIELD, Wash., March 15. Masonic funeral services for E. U. Garten, 69, former city councilman and manager of the Standard Lumber company here, were held in the Presbyterian church today, the Rev. C. M. Herford officiating. Mr. Garten, born in Illinois, was married in Nebraska in 1889, went to Moscow, Idaho, in 1903, and moved here in 1909. He went to Portland in 1928, following the death of his wife. He died there March 12. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. P. F. Campbell, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. W. K. Farthing, Waterville, Wash., and H. W. Garten, Mansfield. Wash.; a brother and two sisters. Burial was in the Garfield cemetery. The Spokesman-Review Spokane, Washington 16 Mar 1937, Tue ?W Page 5	Garten, Emery Ulysses (I46888)
4557	E0123 Batch 7215729 Serial St 13 Thomas Miller, chr. o8 Sep 1809 Cty Dumbarton, Town Dumbarton, William Miller and Mary Burns. 1841 Census Thomas is located at Bathurst C3 L9E and is listed as having arrived from Scotland in 1820. 2 people born in Scotland 4 children born in Canada. JR Ernest Miller May 1993 Thomas Miller would have been 12 years of age when William Miller and Mary Burns left Dumbarton to settle in Lanark Co. On 23 March 1833 he married Elizabeth Mason at Lanark. Elizabeth was the 2nd daughter of Robert Mason and Helen Gourlie who settled in 1820 on C2 L9 Lanark twp. Robert Mason was the first school master in Lanark Village, a weaver by trade and a strict Presbyterian . Their first child, William, may have been born at Lanark, as he is recorded as being baptised at St. Andrew's, Lanark. Thomas and Elizabeth moved to Bathurst, with his brother, and settled on L9 Con 3 where their family grew to number ten. This property was purchased from John Munro, the eldest son of Peter Munro. and was later known as the Alex Stewart farm, front part of West half of Lot 6 C 3 Bathurst (approximately 50 acres). The deed from John Gray is dated 3 November 1854, registered 17 Dec 1855 to John Munro, and sold 22 September 1860 to Thomas Miller for $1200, double the price John Munro paid in 1854. This property adjoined the 63 acre farm on which Peter Munro Sr. lived after moving from Dalhousie Twp. Elizabeth died on 27 January 1850 after giving birth to twin sons. Andrew Burns Miller was raised by his uncle George Miller. John Mason Miller was raised by his aunt Janet (Mrs. Robert Boyle) and went to Australia with them in the 1860's. Many members of this family went west and settled in North Dakota and Minnesota USA. My heartfelt thanks go to Clarice Bachman, wife of William Miller Stefon, of Chehalis, Washington for her tremendous effort in collecting data on this branch of the family and for the five days we spent proof reading and correcting printouts.	Miller, Thomas (I22)
4558	Earl of Courtown - Landlord Tenant - Jacob Poole County - Wexford Barony - Scarawalsh Union - Gorey Parish - Ferns Townland - Ballybeg Placename - Ballybeg Place type - Townland	Poole, Jacob (I23682)
4559	Earle Ross Menzies Ontario Births, 1869-1912 Name: Earle Ross Menzies Event Type: Birth Event Date: 02 Jul 1889 Event Place: Bathurst Township, Lanark, Ontario, Canada Gender: Male Certificate Number: 17179	Menzies, Earl Ross (I3110)
4560	Early documents placed William Miller 1821, on ?b?C6 L5?/b?, a lot originally allotted to John Blair in 1820, with the notation that Blair is in the USA, Miller is here. It is not certain who 'Miller' might be. William Miller, Scotland 1822 - 1n 1834 ?b?C5 L7?/b? indicates that the lot was originally to him but now assigned to Owen Flood. William Miller, Scotland 1822 - In 1834 he is on ?b?C5 L5?/b?, apparently 100 acres of reasonable land.	Millar, William (I34892)
4561	Early Monday morning, Paul Nichols passed away peacefully at the Civic Hospital. With broken hearts we find solace remembering and embracing the joy and smiles that Paul brought to so many. Paul lived every moment to the maximum with his boundless energy, his jokes, his thoughtfulness, his ability to connect with anyone, his hard work, his love of his family, and his willingness to engage in any adventure that came his way. Just two hours before Paul's stroke he was with his family, cheering on his grandson in the Carleton Place Santa Claus parade. Just six weeks earlier he embraced a dream backcountry canoe adventure, being dropped off by a float plane in the Northern Ontario wilderness. He was happy. Paul is survived by his wife Robin Andrew, his children Amyko, Elijah and Tirzah, his siblings Ross, Lois Ann and Allison and his grandchildren Kaiden, Ivy, and Nova. He was predeceased by his parents Lyle and Ruth and sister Glenda. Visitation will take place at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, in Carleton Place, on Monday, December 12, 2022 from 5-8 pm, and Tuesday December 13, from 11 am ? 12 noon. The funeral service will then be held in the chapel at 12 noon and a reception will follow. THE SERVICE WILL BE LIVESTREAMED ON YOUTUBE STARTING AT 11:55 a.m., GO TO YOUTUBE AND SEARCH "barkerfh Paul Nichols" In lieu of flowers, donations to the Carleton Place Hospital or the Heart and Stroke	Nichols, Paul Alexander (I4625)
4562	Early Oregonian Search New Search Coyle, Martha Jane Person Profile Alias Gender Female Ethnicity Date of Birth 1838 Place of Birth Alt. Date of Birth Occupation Date of Death 17 Jun 1858 Place of Death Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial Mother Stringer, Elizabeth Date of Arrival Father Coyle, John Patrick Marriage Information Spouse Date Location Miller, David 24 Sep 1857 Linn Co., OR Associated Persons Name Gender Birthdate Relation Coyle, John Patrick Father Miller, David Male 1827 Spouse Stringer, Elizabeth Mother Census Events Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No. 1850 Federal IL Peoria Co. 2097 11yrs Sources linnmr; LPS37 Version: v7.6.1 System Requirements Privacy Policy Accessibility Policy Oregon.gov Oregon State Archives ?W 800 Summer Street NE ?W Salem, OR 97310 Phone: 503-373-0701 ?W Fax: 503-378-4118 ?W reference.archives@state.or.us	Coyle, Martha Jane (I14624)
4563	East Grand Forks Valley View newspaper, October 1904: "William McLaren who formerly owned a lumber yard in Ardoch, North Dakota, is spending a few days in Grand Forks calling on friends and acquaintances. He and the family now live in Lewiston, Idaho where they have all taken lumber claims."	McLaren, William (I13551)
4564	East Orange Ward 5	Gibbins, Walter Bruce of New York City (I46501)
4565	Eastern Star member	Miller, Ruth Carolyn (I613)
4566	EASTON JANET JOHN EASTON/JANET KEDDER FR133 (FR133) F 11/09/1757 628/ 10 134 Cambusnethan	Easton, Janet (I38521)
4567	Easton Papers suggests born c1849; d 1884	Elliott, Jane (I2613)
4568	ECHO -- Services for Ella Marquardt, 92, of Granite Falls and formerly of Echo, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Peace Lutheran Church in Echo. Burial will be in the Echo Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1:30 -4 p.m. Sunday at the church. Visitation will continue Monday at the church one hour prior to services. Kulow Funeral Service is in charge of arrangements. She died Thursday, May 8, 2003, at the Granite Manor. She was born Nov. 6, 1910 in Echo Township, Yellow Medicine County, to George and Emma (Bendix) Miller. Survivors include her brother, Jack Miller of New London; two sisters, Betty Zempel of Montevideo and Alice Mae Kuno of St. Cloud; and many nieces and nephews. --Marshall Independent May 10, 2003	Miller, Ella Emmaline (I17212)
4569	ECKFORD AGNES THOMAS ECKFORD/MARRION MUIR FR637 (FR637) F 16/07/1809 682/ 20 288 Currie	Eckford, Agnes (I42984)
4570	Ed MacPherson settled in Calgary and his obituary in the Calgary Albertan of 23 Jun 1937 states "In the fall of 1883 Ed McPherson, then a lad of 17, along with his half-brother (Harry Mather) and two other young men, went west and contracted the building of the CPR roadbed." According to the Albertan, the grade they built is now the present site of Calgary.	McPherson, Edward Daniel (I4907)
4571	Eddy worked for $30.00 a month and $40.00 for harvest.	Selland, Eddy Leonard (I61375)
4572	Edgar Williams Couper, 88 of Binghamton, died January 17, 1988. Born in Boonville, NY, on February 14, 1899. Predeceased by parents: Walter Thomas Couper and Ruth Delia Williams Couper; Sister: Rachel Williams Couper; Brother: Frederic Maxwell Couper. Survivors include wife: Esther Watrous Couper, (m. 1921); Son: Richard Watrous Watrous, (Patricia), Couper; Daughter: Katharine Stone Couper, (Joseph), Watrous; Grandchildren: Frederick P, (Donna), Couper, Barrett W. Couper, Thomas H., (Allison), Couper and Margaret Couper, (John) Haskins, Janet C. Watrous, (Robert), Kochersberger, Peter S., (Pamela), Watrous, Eleanor W., (Ralph)Abelow, Charles C., (Dennis Stabler), Watrous and Carolyn C., (James Buckley), Watrous. Also Sister: Mary Williams Couper and seven great-grandchildren. Graduate Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, and received honorary doctorate degrees from Hamilton College, Manhattan College, Hofstra University, Long Island University, Hartwick College, Elmira College, Columbia University, and Colgate University. Chancellor Board of Regents New York State, Chairman of the Board First City National Bank, Binghamton, Owner/President Couper-Ackerman-Sampson Insurance Company. Edgar was a leading community member and philanthropist. Board member, trustee, and officer of many Binghamton and New York State companies, banks, utilities, and organizations. Driving force behind the formation of the New York State University System. Funeral service January 19 with interment to follow in the Couper family plot in Chenango Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, NY. Allen Memorial Home in charge of arrangements.	Couper, Edgar Williams (I55626)
4573	Edith Miller At the Perth Hospital February 14, 1985, a long time resident of the Perth area Sarah Miller passed away. She was the daughter of the late George Miller and Charlotte Jordan and was predeceased by a sister May in 1970. During most of her life she lived on the farm (now Millkirk) near Dewitt's Corners and was a friend to all. Edith was a faithful member of Calvin United Church. Her funeral and committal servie was held at Blair's Funeral Home with the Rev. Miriam Stroud giving a very meaningful and touching service. Edith will be missed by a host of friends. Burial will be later in Elmwood Cemetery. The Miller Clipping File	Miller, Sarah Edith "Edith" (I1447)
4574	Edith Miller notes: birth 2 Oct 1827	Mason, Margaret (I1457)
4575	Edith Violet Lyne was born Oct. 3, 1909 at Wells, Kansas to W. F. and Frances Isabel Comfort. She departed this life March 10, 1984. She graduated from Minneapolis High School and taught school in the Verdi and Niles area. Edith was united in marriage to George H. Lyne of Oak Hill on April 22, 1931 at Minneapolis. They lived on a farm near Oak Hill. She lived a full life as farm wife, mother and grandmother. Her loving and thoughtful ways touched the hearts of those who knew her. Memorial service was held in Mt. Liberty United Methodist Church following a graveside service Tuesday, March 13. Burial was in Mt. Liberty Cemetery.	Comfort, Edith Violet (I7583)
4576	Editha Morgan Anderson age 74 Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams Pioneer School teacher Buried American Fork with Arza 1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory Edith M Anderson 46 Warren L Ball 16 1853 Married Utah Arza Matson Adams Editha was a spiritual wife only. She lived separately, known by maiden name. 1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT Edith Adams Page 881 1860 List of Letters Deseret News, 1860-01-04, page 5 1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher Rozilla Jebo 8 Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass. 1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr. Edith Anderson 65, keeping house Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant Living next to Lydia Adams 1934 Monument American Fork Cemetery Early Teacher's Monument to be Re-Established The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night. . . Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5 1939 Monument City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony . . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note: The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . .. Pleasant Grove Review, 1939-08-04, Page 5 Father Ezra Anderson c1767-1813 MA Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1805 Siblings: Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF Family Members Parents Photo Ezra Anderson 1766? 1813 Spouse Photo Arza Matson Adams* 1804? 1889 Siblings Charlotte Anderson* 1796? 1819 Elvira Graves Anderson* 1803? 1834 Photo Alured Benjamin Anderson* 1810? 1872	Anderson, Editha Morgan (I13941)
4577	EDMISTOUNE ISOBEL WILLIAM EDMISTOUNE/MARY FERRER FR117 (FR117) F 22/03/1702 471/ 10 123 Baldernock	Isobel Edmiston (I38461)
4578	Edmonton, AB	Mather, John (I5660)
4579	Edna is buried beside Melvin. Parent links, birth date, birth place and middle name provided by Monta Salmon # 47739664 in April of 2020.	Walker, Edna Mary (I59498)
4580	Edna May McEwen, daughter of William McEwen and Rebecca Elizabeth Charles, was born May 17, 1895. She married James Wilson McLaren January 29, 1919 and they raised three children on James' family farm.	McEwan, Edna May (I36162)
4581	Edna Nash had a history of civil and social activism in Winnipeg, which included fighting for the rights of women who labored in the area factories. She campaigned for better wages and safe working conditions.	Carley, Edna Mary (I33066)
4582	Edward Alexander Fraser was born July 23, 1882 in Coldbrook, Nova Scotia; the sixth child of Alexander and Agnes Ogilvie Fraser. He arrived in Billings, Montana as a child with his family in 1885, and attended Billings public schools. During the 1890's, handsome and polite Eddy Fraser was a very popular figure in the social scene of the young city of Billings, Montana. He graduated from Billings High School, and joined his brother James G. Fraser in the family firm of A. Fraser & Co. as a livestock buyer. He also served his father as a stenographer for the United States Commissioner's office for several years. Ed developed a cattle and sheep ranch east of Billings, above Pryor Creek. Ed Fraser married Blanche Suydam in 1907, but the marriage ended in divorce with no issue. For most of his life, Ed was a contented bachelor. With the death of his brother Jack in 1939, Ed assumed total responsibility for the firm of A. Fraser and Co. On January 15, 1943 Ed Fraser collapsed while loading sheep at the railroad yard in Laurel. Despite the quick arrival of expert medical assistance, he was pronounced dead at the scene. It was noted at the time that he died doing exactly what he most loved to do. Ed Fraser was survived by a sister, Nettie Tompkins of Billings.	Fraser, Edward Alexander (I57613)
4583	Edward Andrews England Marriages, 1538?1973 Name: Edward Andrews Birth Date: 1777 Age: 21 Spouse's Name: Elisabeth Tuck Spouse's Birth Date: 1777 Spouse's Age: 21 Event Date: 24 Feb 1798 Event Place: Norwich, Norfolk, England	Family: Edward D. Andrews / Elizabeth Tuck (F11800)
4584	Edward Hundert, beloved husband and father, died suddenly on June 18, 2020.He was 80. Ed was born in New York City, May 28, 1940, the only child of Lillian and Gershon Hundert who had emigrated to America from, respectively, England and Galicia (then Poland).They were part of the last great wave of Yiddish-speaking Jews immigrating from diaspora communities all over Eastern Europe. Ed is survived by his wife Carol Gibson, his daughter Martha Hundert (Jeremy Fraiberg), his step-daughter Shawn Bayes (Margaret Perry) and his grandchildren, Sam and Ben Fraiberg.Ed grew up a poor, much-loved only child in the Bronx, attended Stuyvesant High School, an elite public high schools of New York City, and attended the City University of New York.He went to graduate school at NYU and the University of Rochester.Ed began his career as an academic at the University of Calgary and moved to the UBC in 1966. Ed inspired generations of undergraduates, including many who were not history majors, with his passion for the life of the mind. Just a short time before his death, he received letters from two former students who, decades after they had taken his unusually popular and memorable course in intellectual history, wrote to say how inspiring he had been. Ed was an unusually gifted lecturer---forceful, learned, and lucid---and he received a teaching award for his superb work. Ed was a devoted and attentive father and step-father. Ahead of his time, he was in charge of the household logistics and cooked dinner every night. Bonding over food came naturally to him. He and Martha spent countless mornings breakfasting at McDonalds, and searching out the best dim sum and Szechuan restaurants. He was also a dedicated chauffeur, driving Martha to school almost every morning for 13 years. He was Shawn's editor, organizer and proud cheerleader. Ed will be deeply missed. A memorial will be held at a later date. Vancouver Sun and Province https://vancouversunandprovince.remembering.ca/obituary/edward-hundert-1079405356	Hundert, Edward (I52581)
4585	Edward is a boarder living with Elizabeth Hamilton 71, Agnes Hamilton 69, and others.	Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)
4586	Edward is a boarder with Joseph and Mary Ann Brooks.	Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)
4587	Edward is a boarder with Joseph Benjamin and Mary A Brooks who are living on the Grange Farm House, Ipplepen, Devon, England, living on his own means.	Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)
4588	Edward Kirschbaum SANTA BARBARA Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum, a prominent surgeon who retired to this city eight years ago, died here Tuesday. He was 80. Funeral services are scheduled Saturday in Water-bury, Conn. A trustee of Yale University Medical School, he was founder of the W a t e r b u r y branch of the University of Connecticut. Survivors include his wife; a sister, Anna B. Kirschbaum, also of Santa Barbara; two daughters, Mrs. Richard L. Frank of San Francisco and Mrs William G. Grieve of Stockton, and a son, Edward H. Kirschbaum Jr. of Lake Oswego, Ore.	Kirschbaum, Edward Harry MD (I40880)
4589	Edward Malloch was the son of Edward C. Malloch and Ann Barland. He married Margaret Linsey Hill daughter of Andrew Hill and his wife Maria Wood. Edward Malloch settled in Richmond, Ontario around the time of the building of the Rideau Canal (1827-1831). He and his wife Margaret opened a general store which supplied the men working on the construction of the Rideau Canal. Edward bought at least 8,000 acres of land in the Richmond area along with 5,100 acres in Loyalist rights. In 1834, Edward purchased the land at 3551 McBean Street in Richmond (a house was not built on the land until after his death when the land was inherited by his wife and she had a house built for her mother). Edward and Margaret moved to Bytown where he served with the Carleton Militia. He became a Captain in 1837. From 1834 to 1841 Edward represented Carleton in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada. From 1848 to 1854 he was a Conservative Member in the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada. Edward Malloch was also the first sheriff for Carleton County. He died at his residence on Richmond Road in Ottawa, Ontario.	Malloch, Edward (I33112)
4590	Edward Mather was born to Joshua Emery Mather and Maria Frisbie at Wollensburg, New York. August 11, 1838. He was directly decended from Cotton Mather of Massachusetts colony fame and of Daniel Webster. When 13 years of age he came to Illinois with his parents where grew to manhood. He came to kansas in 1859 and bought the Mather farm southeast of town. He returned to Illinois intending to get equipment for his farm but war broke out and he enlisted in Company D., 4th Illinois Cavakry at Springfield. He served for three years and four months, being with Grant then Lee surrendered. He returned home until 1866 Nov. 21, and was married Henrietta Theresa Ballou near Naperville, Ill. He lived East Wheatland until coming to Kansas in May 1878. Children are Ruben Elbert, Mrs. Alice Miller and James Isaac. XXXXXX died in 1907. December 26, 1878, Mrs. Mather Passed away he returned to Joliet. His father died five weeks after his wife. His mother cared for his children. In 1884, Oct 1. he married Cordelia Ellen Royceat Essex, N.Y. They returned to Centralia living in the house now offupied by Mrs. Rebecca Edgington, and engaged in the lumber business he returned to the farm. He was a Mason and also a member of the G.A.R. He has 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. He has eight brothers and one sister and he was the last to go, Mr. Matherhad two brothers in the Civil War, one of whom died in service. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Legion furnished a guard of honor at the church and taps were soundedat the grave and the salute was fired. Rev. T.K. Boaworth, pastor of the Congregational church, conducted the service. A mixed quartet, composed of Mrs. Harvey Guilford, Mrs Roy McCaig, L.D.Richardson and H.F. Hightower furnished the music. Interment was made in Centralia cemetery.	Mather, Edward (I69144)
4591	Edwards, D. Freda Passed away peacefully at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Saturday, March 15, 2014 at the age of 78. Freda is predeceased by her parents Homer and Dorothy (nee Male) Bass as well as her sister Jean Bradley. Freda is survived and will be sadly missed by her Aunts Joyce Simpson, Ella Sheil, her numerous cousins, extended family and friends. Cremation has taken place, with a graveside memorial service taking place at the Newboyne Cemetery on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 2 p.m. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to LAWS or the charity of your choice.	Bass, Dorothy Alfreda "Freda" (I25240)
4592	Edwin Pierson "Peen" McLaren was born with his twin brother Wilfred McLaren on April 10, 1886 at the family home in Drummond Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. They were the last of nine children born to David McLaren and Margaret McLaren. Originally called by his middle name, he couldn't pronounce "Pierson" as a child and his best attempt became his moniker "Peen." As a young man he worked as a cheese maker and in the woolen mills of Lanark until he and his brothers took over the family farm. In October of 1927, at age 41, he married Amy Stewart Jamieson and they raised four children. One son, Ian Stirling, died at eight years of age.	McLaren, Edwin Pierson (I36140)
4593	Egmont sailing from the Port of Rockhampton to Sydny, New South Wales; John Verdon, 2nd cook.	Verdon, John (I16531)
4594	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Dodds, Alexander (I1605)
4595	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Cranston, Jane (I1596)
4596	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Dodds, James (I1580)
4597	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Dodds, Alexander (I1605)
4598	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Traynor, Adam (I1608)
4599	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Traynor, Adam (I1608)
4600	Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada	Traynor, Adam (I1608)

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4551

E. Miller Notes
LDS Microfische EO - 122
Andrew Miller, son of William Miller & Elizabeth Gilmour, 15 Sep 1799

MILLAR
ANDREW
WILLIAM MILLAR/ELISABETH GILMOUR FR459 (FR459)
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Miller, Andrew (I18)

4552

E. Miller notes d. 10 Jul 1947

Ferrier, Lloyd Ross (I3193)

4553

E. Miller notes:
17 July 1915, aged 68

other:
St. Thomas

Miller, Robert Mason (I87)

4554

E. Miller suggests that Jacob was a full time Minister and was in Cookstown at some time during his life and that the Pooles were Anglican when they came to Canada.

Poole, Rev. Jacob (I3439)

4555

E. R. Briggs
Powassan
A lifelong resident of Powassan, Eric Randolph Briggs, Hwy. 11-N, died suddenly at his home Sunday. Mr. Briggs, 50, was maintenance operator for the Department of Transport at North Bay.
Friends and relatives may pay their respects at teh Paul Funeral Home, where the funeral will be conducted by Rev. D.L. Woodward Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment will be at Powassan Union Cemetery.
Born at Powassan June 10, 1917, Mr. Briggs was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Briggs of Powassan. He received his educaation at Maple Hill School and Powassan. His marriage to the former Alice Barber took place at Nipissing Village in 1942.
Mr. Briggs is a veteran of overseas service with the Canadian Army Medial Corps during the second World War.
He is survived by his wife ...

Briggs, Eric Randolph (I48734)

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E. U. GARTEN. GARFIELD, Wash., March 15.
Masonic funeral services for E. U. Garten, 69, former city councilman and manager of the Standard Lumber company here, were held in the Presbyterian church today, the Rev. C. M. Herford officiating. Mr. Garten, born in Illinois, was married in Nebraska in 1889, went to Moscow, Idaho, in 1903, and moved here in 1909. He went to Portland in 1928, following the death of his wife. He died there March 12.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. P. F. Campbell, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. W. K. Farthing, Waterville, Wash., and H. W. Garten, Mansfield. Wash.; a brother and two sisters. Burial was in the Garfield cemetery.

The Spokesman-Review
Spokane, Washington
16 Mar 1937, Tue ?W Page 5

Garten, Emery Ulysses (I46888)

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E0123 Batch 7215729 Serial St 13
Thomas Miller, chr. o8 Sep 1809 Cty Dumbarton, Town Dumbarton, William Miller and Mary Burns.

1841 Census
Thomas is located at Bathurst C3 L9E and is listed as having arrived from Scotland in 1820. 2 people born in Scotland 4 children born in Canada.

JR Ernest Miller May 1993
Thomas Miller would have been 12 years of age when William Miller and Mary Burns left Dumbarton to settle in Lanark Co.

On 23 March 1833 he married Elizabeth Mason at Lanark. Elizabeth was the 2nd daughter of Robert Mason and Helen Gourlie who settled in 1820 on C2 L9 Lanark twp. Robert Mason was the first school master in Lanark Village, a weaver by trade and a strict Presbyterian
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Their first child, William, may have been born at Lanark, as he is recorded as being baptised at St. Andrew's, Lanark.

Thomas and Elizabeth moved to Bathurst, with his brother, and settled on L9 Con 3 where their family grew to number ten. This property was purchased from John Munro, the eldest son of Peter Munro. and was later known as the Alex Stewart farm, front part of West half of Lot 6 C 3 Bathurst (approximately 50 acres). The deed from John Gray is dated 3 November 1854, registered 17 Dec 1855 to John Munro, and sold 22 September 1860 to Thomas Miller for $1200, double the price John Munro paid in 1854. This property adjoined the 63 acre farm on which Peter Munro Sr. lived after moving from Dalhousie Twp.

Elizabeth died on 27 January 1850 after giving birth to twin sons. Andrew Burns Miller was raised by his uncle George Miller. John Mason Miller was raised by his aunt Janet (Mrs. Robert Boyle) and went to Australia with them in the 1860's.
Many members of this family went west and settled in North Dakota and Minnesota USA. My heartfelt thanks go to Clarice Bachman, wife of William Miller Stefon, of Chehalis, Washington for her tremendous effort in collecting data on this branch of the family and for the five days we spent proof reading and correcting printouts.

Miller, Thomas (I22)

4558

Earl of Courtown - Landlord
Tenant - Jacob Poole
County - Wexford
Barony - Scarawalsh
Union - Gorey
Parish - Ferns
Townland - Ballybeg
Placename - Ballybeg
Place type - Townland

Poole, Jacob (I23682)

4559

Earle Ross Menzies
Ontario Births, 1869-1912
Name:
Earle Ross Menzies
Event Type:
Birth
Event Date:
02 Jul 1889
Event Place:
Bathurst Township, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Gender:
Male
Certificate Number:
17179

Menzies, Earl Ross (I3110)

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Early documents placed William Miller 1821, on ?b?C6 L5?/b?, a lot originally allotted to John Blair in 1820, with the notation that Blair is in the USA, Miller is here. It is not certain who 'Miller' might be.
William Miller, Scotland 1822 - 1n 1834 ?b?C5 L7?/b? indicates that the lot was originally to him but now assigned to Owen Flood.
William Miller, Scotland 1822 - In 1834 he is on ?b?C5 L5?/b?, apparently 100 acres of reasonable land.

Millar, William (I34892)

4561

Early Monday morning, Paul Nichols passed away peacefully at the Civic Hospital. With broken hearts we find solace remembering and embracing the joy and smiles that Paul brought to so many. Paul lived every moment to the maximum with his boundless energy, his jokes, his thoughtfulness, his ability to connect with anyone, his hard work, his love of his family, and his willingness to engage in any adventure that came his way.

Just two hours before Paul's stroke he was with his family, cheering on his grandson in the Carleton Place Santa Claus parade. Just six weeks earlier he embraced a dream backcountry canoe adventure, being dropped off by a float plane in the Northern Ontario wilderness. He was happy.

Paul is survived by his wife Robin Andrew, his children Amyko, Elijah and Tirzah, his siblings Ross, Lois Ann and Allison and his grandchildren Kaiden, Ivy, and Nova. He was predeceased by his parents Lyle and Ruth and sister Glenda.

Visitation will take place at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, in Carleton Place, on Monday, December 12, 2022 from 5-8 pm, and Tuesday December 13, from 11 am ? 12 noon. The funeral service will then be held in the chapel at 12 noon and a reception will follow.

THE SERVICE WILL BE LIVESTREAMED ON YOUTUBE STARTING AT 11:55 a.m., GO TO YOUTUBE AND SEARCH "barkerfh Paul Nichols"

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Carleton Place Hospital or the Heart and Stroke

Nichols, Paul Alexander (I4625)

4562

Early Oregonian Search
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Coyle, Martha Jane
Person Profile
Alias
Gender     Female     Ethnicity
Date of Birth     1838     Place of Birth
Alt. Date of Birth          Occupation
Date of Death     17 Jun 1858     Place of Death
Alt. Date of Death          Place of Burial
Mother     Stringer, Elizabeth     Date of Arrival
Father     Coyle, John Patrick

Marriage Information
Spouse     Date     Location
Miller, David     24 Sep 1857     Linn Co., OR

Associated Persons
Name     Gender     Birthdate     Relation
Coyle, John Patrick               Father
Miller, David     Male     1827     Spouse
Stringer, Elizabeth               Mother

Census Events
Year     Census Type     State     Location     Household No.     Age     Vol     Pg No.
1850     Federal     IL     Peoria Co.     2097     11yrs

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Coyle, Martha Jane (I14624)

4563

East Grand Forks Valley View newspaper, October 1904: "William McLaren who formerly owned a lumber yard in Ardoch, North Dakota, is spending a few days in Grand Forks calling on friends and acquaintances. He and the family now live in Lewiston, Idaho where they have all taken lumber claims."

McLaren, William (I13551)

4564

East Orange Ward 5

Gibbins, Walter Bruce of New York City (I46501)

4565

Eastern Star member

Miller, Ruth Carolyn (I613)

4566

EASTON
JANET
JOHN EASTON/JANET KEDDER FR133 (FR133)
F
11/09/1757
628/
10 134
Cambusnethan

Easton, Janet (I38521)

4567

Easton Papers suggests born c1849; d 1884

Elliott, Jane (I2613)

4568

ECHO -- Services for Ella Marquardt, 92, of Granite Falls and formerly of Echo, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Peace Lutheran Church in Echo. Burial will be in the Echo Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1:30 -4 p.m. Sunday at the church. Visitation will continue Monday at the church one hour prior to services. Kulow Funeral Service is in charge of arrangements.
She died Thursday, May 8, 2003, at the Granite Manor.
She was born Nov. 6, 1910 in Echo Township, Yellow Medicine County, to George and Emma (Bendix) Miller.
Survivors include her brother, Jack Miller of New London; two sisters, Betty Zempel of Montevideo and Alice Mae Kuno of St. Cloud; and many nieces and nephews.
--Marshall Independent
May 10, 2003

Miller, Ella Emmaline (I17212)

4569

ECKFORD
AGNES
THOMAS ECKFORD/MARRION MUIR FR637 (FR637)
F
16/07/1809
682/
20 288
Currie

Eckford, Agnes (I42984)

4570

Ed MacPherson settled in Calgary and his obituary in the Calgary Albertan of 23 Jun 1937 states "In the fall of 1883 Ed McPherson, then a lad of 17, along with his half-brother (Harry Mather) and two other young men, went west and contracted the building of the CPR roadbed." According to the Albertan, the grade they built is now the present site of Calgary.

McPherson, Edward Daniel (I4907)

4571

Eddy worked for $30.00 a month and $40.00 for harvest.

Selland, Eddy Leonard (I61375)

4572

Edgar Williams Couper, 88 of Binghamton, died January 17, 1988. Born in Boonville, NY, on February 14, 1899.

Predeceased by parents: Walter Thomas Couper and Ruth Delia Williams Couper; Sister: Rachel Williams Couper; Brother: Frederic Maxwell Couper.

Survivors include wife: Esther Watrous Couper, (m. 1921); Son: Richard Watrous Watrous, (Patricia), Couper; Daughter: Katharine Stone Couper, (Joseph),
Watrous; Grandchildren: Frederick P, (Donna), Couper, Barrett W. Couper, Thomas H., (Allison), Couper and Margaret Couper, (John) Haskins, Janet C. Watrous, (Robert), Kochersberger, Peter S., (Pamela), Watrous, Eleanor W., (Ralph)Abelow, Charles C., (Dennis Stabler), Watrous and Carolyn C., (James Buckley), Watrous.
Also Sister: Mary Williams Couper and seven great-grandchildren.

Graduate Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, and received honorary doctorate degrees from Hamilton College, Manhattan College, Hofstra University, Long Island University, Hartwick College, Elmira College, Columbia University, and Colgate University.
Chancellor Board of Regents New York State, Chairman of the Board First City National Bank, Binghamton, Owner/President Couper-Ackerman-Sampson Insurance Company.
Edgar was a leading community member and philanthropist. Board member, trustee, and officer of many Binghamton and New York State companies, banks, utilities, and organizations. Driving force behind the formation of the New York State University System.

Funeral service January 19 with interment to follow in the Couper family plot in Chenango Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, NY. Allen Memorial Home in charge of arrangements.

Couper, Edgar Williams (I55626)

4573

Edith Miller

At the Perth Hospital February 14, 1985, a long time resident of the Perth area Sarah Miller passed away.

She was the daughter of the late George Miller and Charlotte Jordan and was predeceased by a sister May in 1970.

During most of her life she lived on the farm (now Millkirk) near Dewitt's Corners and was a friend to all.

Edith was a faithful member of Calvin United Church.

Her funeral and committal servie was held at Blair's Funeral Home with the Rev. Miriam Stroud giving a very meaningful and touching service. Edith will be missed by a host of friends. Burial will be later in Elmwood Cemetery.

The Miller Clipping File

Miller, Sarah Edith "Edith" (I1447)

4574

Edith Miller notes: birth 2 Oct 1827

Mason, Margaret (I1457)

4575

Edith Violet Lyne was born Oct. 3, 1909 at Wells, Kansas to W. F. and Frances Isabel Comfort. She departed this life March 10, 1984. She graduated from Minneapolis High School and taught school in the Verdi and Niles area.

Edith was united in marriage to George H. Lyne of Oak Hill on April 22, 1931 at Minneapolis. They lived on a farm near Oak Hill.

She lived a full life as farm wife, mother and grandmother. Her loving and thoughtful ways touched the hearts of those who knew her.

Memorial service was held in Mt. Liberty United Methodist Church following a graveside service Tuesday, March 13. Burial was in Mt. Liberty Cemetery.

Comfort, Edith Violet (I7583)

4576

Editha Morgan Anderson age 74
Editha Morgan (Arza) Adams
Pioneer School teacher
Buried American Fork with Arza

1850 Census Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Edith M Anderson 46
Warren L Ball 16

1853 Married Utah
Arza Matson Adams
Editha was a spiritual wife only.
She lived separately, known by maiden name.

1856 State Census Lake City, Utah, UT
Edith Adams
Page 881

1860
List of Letters
Deseret News, 1860-01-04, page 5

1860 Census Lake City, Utah, Utah Territory
Edith M Adams 55, Com School Teacher
Rozilla Jebo 8
Warren L Ball 25, stage driver, born Mass.

1870 Census American Fork, Utah Terr.
Edith Anderson 65, keeping house
Rosale Gebow 18, Indian, domestic servant
Living next to Lydia Adams

1934 Monument American Fork Cemetery
Early Teacher's Monument to be Re-Established
The permanent establishment of a monument to the memory of Editha Adams, pioneer American Fork school teacher, to be erected in the city cemetery, was the object of the meeting of S L Chipman and Mrs Warren B Smith with the city fathers at the council meeting held Monday night. . .
Pleasant Grove Review, 1934-05-18, page 5

1939 Monument
City Commemorates First Free School, Pays Tribute to Pioneer Educators at D. U. P. Monument Unveiling Ceremony
. . . Inscribed on the bronze plaque is the following historical note:
The territorial legislature, February, 1866, authorized the levy of a tax for the support of schools within each district. Pursuant to this act, Mayor Leonard E Harrington called a meeting and the majority of the citizens of American Fork approved the plan. School opened in November in 1867, with Joseph B Forbes, E A Henriod, Editha Anderson and Elizabeth G Griffin, teachers, . . ..
Pleasant Grove Review, 1939-08-04, Page 5

Father Ezra Anderson c1767-1813 MA
Mother Tryphenea Morgan 1759-after 1805

Siblings:
Rufus P Anderson 1795-1863 MA
Charlotte Anderson 1796-1819 MA
Elvira Graves Anderson 1803-1834 MA

Warren Lafayette Ball 1834-1878 AF

Family Members

Parents
Photo
Ezra Anderson
1766? 1813

Spouse
Photo
Arza Matson Adams*
1804? 1889

Siblings
Charlotte Anderson*
1796? 1819

Elvira Graves Anderson*
1803? 1834

Photo
Alured Benjamin Anderson*
1810? 1872

Anderson, Editha Morgan (I13941)

4577

EDMISTOUNE
ISOBEL
WILLIAM EDMISTOUNE/MARY FERRER FR117 (FR117)
F
22/03/1702
471/
10 123
Baldernock

Isobel Edmiston (I38461)

4578

Edmonton, AB

Mather, John (I5660)

4579

Edna is buried beside Melvin. Parent links, birth date, birth place and middle name provided by Monta Salmon # 47739664 in April of 2020.

Walker, Edna Mary (I59498)

4580

Edna May McEwen, daughter of William McEwen and Rebecca Elizabeth Charles, was born May 17, 1895. She married James Wilson McLaren January 29, 1919 and they raised three children on James' family farm.

McEwan, Edna May (I36162)

4581

Edna Nash had a history of civil and social activism in Winnipeg, which included fighting for the rights of women who labored in the area factories. She campaigned for better wages and safe working conditions.

Carley, Edna Mary (I33066)

4582

Edward Alexander Fraser was born July 23, 1882 in Coldbrook, Nova Scotia; the sixth child of Alexander and Agnes Ogilvie Fraser. He arrived in Billings, Montana as a child with his family in 1885, and attended Billings public schools. During the 1890's, handsome and polite Eddy Fraser was a very popular figure in the social scene of the young city of Billings, Montana. He graduated from Billings High School, and joined his brother James G. Fraser in the family firm of A. Fraser & Co. as a livestock buyer. He also served his father as a stenographer for the United States Commissioner's office for several years. Ed developed a cattle and sheep ranch east of Billings, above Pryor Creek.
Ed Fraser married Blanche Suydam in 1907, but the marriage ended in divorce with no issue. For most of his life, Ed was a contented bachelor.
With the death of his brother Jack in 1939, Ed assumed total responsibility for the firm of A. Fraser and Co.
On January 15, 1943 Ed Fraser collapsed while loading sheep at the railroad yard in Laurel. Despite the quick arrival of expert medical assistance, he was pronounced dead at the scene. It was noted at the time that he died doing exactly what he most loved to do.
Ed Fraser was survived by a sister, Nettie Tompkins of Billings.

Fraser, Edward Alexander (I57613)

4583

Edward Andrews
England Marriages, 1538?1973
Name:
Edward Andrews
Birth Date:
1777
Age:
21
Spouse's Name:
Elisabeth Tuck
Spouse's Birth Date:
1777
Spouse's Age:
21
Event Date:
24 Feb 1798
Event Place:
Norwich, Norfolk, England

Family: Edward D. Andrews / Elizabeth Tuck (F11800)

4584

Edward Hundert, beloved husband and father, died suddenly on June 18, 2020.He was 80.

Ed was born in New York City, May 28, 1940, the only child of Lillian and Gershon Hundert who had emigrated to America from, respectively, England and Galicia (then Poland).They were part of the last great wave of Yiddish-speaking Jews immigrating from diaspora communities all over Eastern Europe.

Ed is survived by his wife Carol Gibson, his daughter Martha Hundert (Jeremy Fraiberg), his step-daughter Shawn Bayes (Margaret Perry) and his grandchildren, Sam and Ben Fraiberg.Ed grew up a poor, much-loved only child in the Bronx, attended Stuyvesant High School, an elite public high schools of New York City, and attended the City University of New York.He went to graduate school at NYU and the University of Rochester.Ed began his career as an academic at the University of Calgary and moved to the UBC in 1966. Ed inspired generations of undergraduates, including many who were not history majors, with his passion for the life of the mind. Just a short time before his death, he received letters from two former students who, decades after they had taken his unusually popular and memorable course in intellectual history, wrote to say how inspiring he had been. Ed was an unusually gifted lecturer---forceful, learned, and lucid---and he received a teaching award for his superb work.

Ed was a devoted and attentive father and step-father. Ahead of his time, he was in charge of the household logistics and cooked dinner every night. Bonding over food came naturally to him. He and Martha spent countless mornings breakfasting at McDonalds, and searching out the best dim sum and Szechuan restaurants. He was also a dedicated chauffeur, driving Martha to school almost every morning for 13 years. He was Shawn's editor, organizer and proud cheerleader. Ed will be deeply missed. A memorial will be held at a later date.

Vancouver Sun and Province
https://vancouversunandprovince.remembering.ca/obituary/edward-hundert-1079405356

Hundert, Edward (I52581)

4585

Edward is a boarder living with Elizabeth Hamilton 71, Agnes Hamilton 69, and others.

Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)

4586

Edward is a boarder with Joseph and Mary Ann Brooks.

Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)

4587

Edward is a boarder with Joseph Benjamin and Mary A Brooks who are living on the Grange Farm House, Ipplepen, Devon, England, living on his own means.

Anderson, Edward Whyat (I37780)

4588

Edward Kirschbaum SANTA BARBARA

Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum, a prominent surgeon who retired to this city eight years ago, died here Tuesday. He was 80. Funeral services are scheduled Saturday in Water-bury, Conn. A trustee of Yale University Medical School, he was founder of the W a t e r b u r y branch of the University of Connecticut. Survivors include his wife; a sister, Anna B. Kirschbaum, also of Santa Barbara; two daughters, Mrs. Richard L. Frank of San Francisco and Mrs William G. Grieve of Stockton, and a son, Edward H. Kirschbaum Jr. of Lake Oswego, Ore.

Kirschbaum, Edward Harry MD (I40880)

4589

Edward Malloch was the son of Edward C. Malloch and Ann Barland.
He married Margaret Linsey Hill daughter of Andrew Hill and his wife Maria Wood.

Edward Malloch settled in Richmond, Ontario around the time of the building of the Rideau Canal (1827-1831). He and his wife Margaret opened a general store which supplied the men working on the construction of the Rideau Canal.
Edward bought at least 8,000 acres of land in the Richmond area along with 5,100 acres in Loyalist rights.
In 1834, Edward purchased the land at 3551 McBean Street in Richmond (a house was not built on the land until after his death when the land was inherited by his wife and she had a house built for her mother).
Edward and Margaret moved to Bytown where he served with the Carleton Militia. He became a Captain in 1837.
From 1834 to 1841 Edward represented Carleton in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada.
From 1848 to 1854 he was a Conservative Member in the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada.
Edward Malloch was also the first sheriff for Carleton County.
He died at his residence on Richmond Road in Ottawa, Ontario.

Malloch, Edward (I33112)

4590

Edward Mather was born to Joshua Emery Mather and Maria Frisbie at Wollensburg, New York. August 11, 1838. He was directly decended from Cotton Mather of Massachusetts colony fame and of Daniel Webster. When 13 years of age he came to Illinois with his parents where grew to manhood. He came to kansas in 1859 and bought the Mather farm southeast of town. He returned to Illinois intending to get equipment for his farm but war broke out and he enlisted in Company D., 4th Illinois Cavakry at Springfield. He served for three years and four months, being with Grant then Lee surrendered. He returned home until 1866 Nov. 21, and was married Henrietta Theresa Ballou near Naperville, Ill. He lived East Wheatland until coming to Kansas in May 1878. Children are Ruben Elbert, Mrs. Alice Miller and James Isaac. XXXXXX
died in 1907. December 26, 1878, Mrs. Mather Passed away he returned to Joliet. His father died five weeks after his wife. His mother cared for his children. In 1884, Oct 1. he married Cordelia Ellen Royceat Essex, N.Y. They returned to Centralia living in the house now offupied by Mrs. Rebecca Edgington, and engaged in the lumber business he returned to the farm. He was a Mason and also a member of the G.A.R. He has 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. He has eight brothers and one sister and he was the last to go, Mr. Matherhad two brothers in the Civil War, one of whom died in service. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Legion furnished a guard of honor at the church and taps were soundedat the grave and the salute was fired. Rev. T.K. Boaworth, pastor of the Congregational church, conducted the service. A mixed quartet, composed of Mrs. Harvey Guilford, Mrs Roy McCaig, L.D.Richardson and H.F. Hightower furnished the music. Interment was made in Centralia cemetery.

Mather, Edward (I69144)

4591

Edwards, D. Freda
Passed away peacefully at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Saturday, March 15, 2014 at the age of 78. Freda is predeceased by her parents Homer and Dorothy (nee Male) Bass as well as her sister Jean Bradley. Freda is survived and will be sadly missed by her Aunts Joyce Simpson, Ella Sheil, her numerous cousins, extended family and friends. Cremation has taken place, with a graveside memorial service taking place at the Newboyne Cemetery on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 2 p.m. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to LAWS or the charity of your choice.

Bass, Dorothy Alfreda "Freda" (I25240)

4592

Edwin Pierson "Peen" McLaren was born with his twin brother Wilfred McLaren on April 10, 1886 at the family home in Drummond Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. They were the last of nine children born to David McLaren and Margaret McLaren. Originally called by his middle name, he couldn't pronounce "Pierson" as a child and his best attempt became his moniker "Peen." As a young man he worked as a cheese maker and in the woolen mills of Lanark until he and his brothers took over the family farm. In October of 1927, at age 41, he married Amy Stewart Jamieson and they raised four children. One son, Ian Stirling, died at eight years of age.

McLaren, Edwin Pierson (I36140)

4593

Egmont sailing from the Port of Rockhampton to Sydny, New South Wales; John Verdon, 2nd cook.

Verdon, John (I16531)

4594

Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada

Dodds, Alexander (I1605)

4595

Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada

Cranston, Jane (I1596)

4596

Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada