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46551	s/o Dewitt & Blanche Brown Predeceased by his parents and siblings, Hugh, Bob, Doug, Bill, Hazel, Mabel & Joyce. - Served in the Canadian Navy during WWII - 4 brothers & 5 sisters - married in 1950 - 7 children	Brown, Clyde Clinton (I36221)
46552	SACRED TO the memory of SARAH BOYDE beloved wife of GEORGE CODE who Emigrated from Co. Armagh IRELAND to Canada in 1819 died 29 Mar. 1865 AGED 64 YRS. and 9 Mo.	Boyd, Sarah Pearl (I21699)
46553	Sacred To The Memory of John Alexander Murdoch, born in Banfshire, Scotland on Aug. 16, 1795, died Dec. 9, 1869, aged 74. Jane Hall Murdoch, born in Clackmanan, Scotland, Nov. 7, 1801, died Dec. 11, 1872, aged 71. Also their infant son, Frances, died June 6, 1838, aged 15 months.	Murdoch, John Alexander (I6432)
46554	Sad Fatal Accident One year ago last Saturday, William, the eldest son of Mr. Andrew Hood, Howick, entered the services of the Grand Trunk Railway Company full of life and hope, little thinking that exactly one year from that date he would meet with an accident which would cost him his life. However, such a fate awaited him. On Saturday morning last while coupling cars at Walkerton station, he slipped on a plank and fell under the wheels of a moving car, two wheels of which passed over his left leg frightfully mangling the flesh and shattering the bone from thigh to below the knee. he was carried into the house of a railway man nearby and in a short time four doctors were in attendance and the injured man's parents sent for. It was fully expected he would recover, but it was deemed necessary to amputate the leg, after which he appeared to be doing nicely, and it was thought that in about two weeks he could be removed to his father's home. On Tuesday last while his many warm friends in and around Clifford were feeling glad to think that he was rapidly recovering and would soon be home again, their gladness was turned into deep sorrow by a telegram announcing that at about twelve o'clock his spirit took its flight. his body was brought to Clifford on the evening train, and taken to his father's residence, from whence the funeral will take place to-day. The deceased was twenty-four years of age and unmarried. He was considered one of the most faithful, industrious and sober men on the line. he will be missed by his fellow railroad employees and by his many friends in this vicinity. His death has been a terrible shock to his parents, who have the sympathy of all their acquaintances in their hour of trial.	Hood, William "Willie" (I39540)
46555	Said to have been killed in the Battle of Queenston or Queenston Heights, War of 1812.	Adams, Daniel (I43052)
46556	said to have died at the age of 102.	MacLean, Margaret (I36979)
46557	sailed from Greenock 21 Jun with 402 settlers	Cumming, Archibald (I9446)
46558	Salina Journal Doii B. Shay MINNEAPOLIS Doii B. Shay, 93, Minneapolis, died Friday, April 7, 2006. Mrs. Shay was born Doii B. Sidener on Dec. 21, 1912, in Ada. She was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Louis Wood, Fred Plunkett and Earl Pete Shay; and a stepgrandson. Survivors include two stepdaughters, Marlene Grittman and husband Verle of Glasco and Beverly Ford and husband Ronald of Lewisville, Texas; two nieces, Norma Prochaska and husband Albert and Charlene Nichols, all of Ada; three nephews, Richard Sidener and wife Lucille of Minneapolis, Rodney Sidener and wife Betty of Salina and Dennis Sidener and wife Laurel of Enterprise; and two stepgrandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Minneapolis, the Rev. Ron Walker officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis. Memorials may be made to the church or Golden Wheel Senior Center, both of Minneapolis. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Shields Funeral Home, 405 Argyle, Minneapolis 67467. Condolences may be sent to Shieldsfuneralhome@ sbcglobal.net. Obituary Furnished by: Cheryl White	Sidener, Doii B. (I7697)
46559	Salina Journal April 26, 1999 Wendell O. Todd MINNEAPOLIS ? Wendell O. Todd, 85, Minneapolis, died Saturday, April 24, 1999, at Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Mr. Todd was born Jan. 30, 1914, at Wells. A former resident of Wichita and Salina, moving to Minneapolis in 1946, he had worked at Boeing Aircraft in Wichita and Simpson, worked at Romeiser and Evans Grain in Salina, was a bookkeeper and parts manager at Dick Handy Chevrolet in Minneapolis until 1949, an independent insurance agent, abstractor and real estate broker with the Todd Agency in Minneapolis until retiring in 1976, a bookkeeper at Lott Implement Company in Minneapolis until 1997 and former longtime Minneapolis city treasurer. He was a member of Minneapolis First United Methodist Church and Minneapolis Lodge 143, AF and AM, and a former member of Concordia York Rite bodies and Isis Shrine of Salina. His first wife, Marjorie, died in 1946 and his second wife, Pat, died in 1998. He was also preceded in death by an infant son, Robert Todd, and stepson, George D. Jones III. Survivors include a son, Richard of Minneapolis; a stepdaughter, Judith Jones of Lyons; eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis, the Rev. Gene Langhofer officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church or Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and from 9 a.m. to service time Wednesday at the funeral home, 405 Argyle, Minneapolis 67467. --submitted by Rainbow	Todd, Wendall Orville (I7673)
46560	Salina Journal May 16, 1978 LAWRENCE W. AUSTIN Lawrence W. Austin, 71, longtime drug store owner and pharmacist at Bennington, died Tuesday morning at Asbury Hospital, Salina. Mr. Austin operated the Bennington drug store for nearly 50 years. He was a member of the United Church of Bennington, a charter member of the Bennington Lions Club, and a past district governor of the Lions. He moved to Bennington in July, 1929. Mr. Austin was a native of Miltonvale and a graduate of the University of Nebraska Pharmacy School. He worked for the late Frank Pedroja at Lincoln until he earned pharmacist registration in Kansas. He then worked at the Ober drug store in Miltonvale for almost two years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Haley-Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis. Salina Journal May 17, 1978 LAWRENCE W. AUSTIN BENNINGTON - The funeral for Lawrence W. Austin, 71, longtime Bennington drug store owner, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the United Church of Bennington, the Rev. Rick Frisbie officiating. Burial will be in Bennington Cemetery. Mr. Austin died Tuesday at Asbury Hospital, Salina. Surviving are his wife, Avis, of the home; a son, William R., Overland Park; two daughters, Mrs. Alice McFall, Dexter, and Mrs. Kay Geist, Salina; two stepsons, David Comfort, Minneapolis, and Brad Comfort, Wells; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Eileen Adee, Medford, Ore.; a brother, Harold, Atlanta, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Erma Richard, Miltonvale; seven grandchildren and nine step-grandchildren. Friends may call at Haley-Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis. Mr. Austin's store, one of the few left in Kansas which had an old fashioned soda fountain, was a favorite meeting spot in Bennington for many years. --submitted by contributor Rainbow	Austin, Lawrence Woodruff (I7576)
46561	Saline, Michigan Observer, Thursday, April 6, 1893, under the section for news from around the state of Michigan: Suicide of an Adrian Business Man: John C. Lambie, for years chairman of the Democrat city committee at Adrian and founder of the canning industry in that section, committed suicide in his barn by putting two balls of a 32-calibre revolver into his head. He has been in poor health for several weeks. This and business complications are supposed to be the cause of the terrible deed. He was born in Camden, N.Y., July, 1848, and came here early in the seventies. The coroner's jury brought in a verdict to the effect that he came to his death by his own hand while in a fit of temporary insanity. His father hung himself several years ago. He leaves a wife and three children. (Provided by P-Harney / FAG Contributor 47628525)	Lambie, John Jr. (I12603)
46562	Saline, Michigan Observer, Thursday, April 6, 1893, under the section for news from around the state of Michigan: Suicide of an Adrian Business Man: John C. Lambie, for years chairman of the Democrat city committee at Adrian and founder of the canning industry in that section, committed suicide in his barn by putting two balls of a 32-calibre revolver into his head. He has been in poor health for several weeks. This and business complications are supposed to be the cause of the terrible deed. He was born in Camden, N.Y., July, 1848, and came here early in the seventies. The coroner's jury brought in a verdict to the effect that he came to his death by his own hand while in a fit of temporary insanity. His father hung himself several years ago. He leaves a wife and three children. (Provided by P-Harney / FAG Contributor 47628525)	Lambie, John C. (I12719)
46563	SALT LAKE 'CITY -- Mrs. Helen Brown McGregor Cole, 86, of Salt Lake City, formerly of Ogden, died Monday at her home after an extended illness. Mrs. Cole was a member of the Tremonton Methodist Church. She was past matron of Queen Esther Lodge 4, Order of Eastern Star, in Ogden and was also a member of Rebkah Lodge. She had resided in Salt Lake City for five years. She was born April 29, 1867, in Edinburgh, Scotland, a daughter of William and Margaret McKay McGregor. In 1888 she was, married to Samuel Nelson .Cole in Waukegan, Ili. He died June 26,1939; Surviving are one son and two daughters: John Robert Cole, Ogden; Mrs. William (Helen) Johnson, Arlington, N. J., and Mrs. Ensign (Jean) Herrick, Salt Lake City, six grandchildren and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at noon in the Methodist Church in Tremonton. Friends may call at the church tomorrow from 10 a.m. until noon. Burial will be in Tremonton cemetery. Publication: The Ogden Standard-Examiner i Location: Ogden, Utah Issue Date: Wednesday, June 24, 1953 Page 16	McGregor, Helen Brown (I69989)
46564	SALTER, William (Bill) James ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR - Peacefully at home, with his family by his side on Tuesday August 25, 2009. William James Salter of Brockville, beloved husband of Patricia Evelyn (Lake) Salter. Dear dad of Michelle Sigouin (Daniel) of Prince Edward Island, Allison Kallio (Christoper) of New Market, Julie Keane (Ron) of Brockville, Laurie Calaguiro (Albert) of Niagara Falls and Maribeth Graham (James) of Brockville. Loving grandpa to Andrew, Rosalynd, Alexandra, Adam, Amy, Peter, James, John, Mark, Natalie, Rebecca and Korina. Also survived by a sister Jean McArthur of Smiths Falls and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Elmer Peter Salter and his wife Viola Lillian (Curran) Salter, a grandson Michael, 2 brothers and a sister. Family and friends may call at the BARCLAY FUNERAL HOME 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville on Thursday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday August 28 2009 at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Franktown Public Cemetery. In memoriams to the Charity of Your Choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.	Salter, William James "Bill" (I30870)
46565	Samuel arrived in Frank in 1901, one of the Pass' earliest residents. His house was destroyed in the Frank Slide, but all of his family survived. Samuel moved his family to Blairmore in 1911 and worked in the draying (hauling by horse and wagon) business. --Guide to the Heritage Cemeteries of Crowsnest Pass by Ian McKenzie, pg. 52. 1921 Alberta, Canada Census Name: Samuel Ennis Age:49 Birth Year:1872 Ontario Relation to Head of House:Head Spouse's Name:Lucy Ennis Father Birth Place:Ireland Mother Birth Place:Ireland Racial or Tribal Origin:Irish Province of Alberta Town of Blairmore Section Number:Lot 7 BK 17 Municipality:Town of Blairmore Occupation: Teamster Household Members: Name Age Samuel Ennis HEAD age 49 Lucy Ennis WIFE age 44 Hazel Ennis DAUGHTER age 23 Arthur Ennis DAUGHTER age 21 Marian Ennis DAUGHTER age 16 Edward Ennis SON aqe 13 Elaine Ennis DAUGHTER age 3	Ennis, Samuel Riley (I22546)
46566	Samuel Bird of the city of Quebec, labourer serving formerly in different corps in His Majesty's service aged eighty three years died on the twenty first and was buried on the twenty third of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty one. Mountain, D.D. Rector of Quebec Peter Bergeuce ........ Richard ............	Bird, Samuel (I28105)
46567	Samuel Bird; Sergeant in His Majesty Tenth Royal Veteran Battalion, widower, aged forty one years was married by Banns duly published to Susannah Shields, of the city of Quebec, widow of William Shields, Drummer in His Majesty's Gotyy ninth Regiment of Foot aged twenty-three years, this seventh day of March in year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight. By me Father Jehosaphat Mountain, Deputy Chaplain to the Garrison of Quebec. Samuel Bird Susannah Shields, her mark Samuel Bird, father James Smith, Sargt. 12th Regiment 1st Battalion his mark Margaret Smith, her mark	Family: Samuel Bird / Susanna "Susan" Andrews (F9654)
46568	Samuel G Gibson MD was the son of a Scottish sea captain who retired to Goderich, Ontario (a port on Lake Huron, about 80 miles NE of Sarnia). Perhaps because he had been sailing with his father, Samuel at age 21, could neither read nor write. He went to night school and continued his studies until becoming a school teacher. He taught for several years (possibly in Manitoba or North Dakota) then decided to study medicine. He was nearly 50 years old when he graduated and established a practice in Langdon, North Dakota. At age 52 he married 29 year old "Nellie" Gibson at the Gibson home on the Scotch Line, Perth Ontario. Nellie was the high school principal at Pilot Mound, Manitoba, only 35 miles NW of Langdon. They probably met through over-lapping social/professional circles of these (cross boarder) neighboring towns. Tragically, Samuel lost his bride just two years after their wedding. She apparently died giving birth to their first-born, Andrew Bertram. It would have been rough raising a newborn at age 54. Whether or not he remarried is unknown.	Gibson, Dr. Samuel G. (I1345)
46569	Samuel Gibson late farmer in Tallowquhairn died there 02 Jan 1857 aged 55, wife Agnes Broatch died there 02 Dec 1881 aged 71, daughter died infancy, son James died Paysandu South Africa 04 Mar 1873 aged 31, son William died Powillimount 02 Aug 1874 aged 35, first son John died Carsethorn 04 Jan 1916 aged 78, daughter Janet died Carsethorn 16 Aug 1930 aged 74, brother William died Tallowquhairn 09 Jan 1882 aged 82	Gibson, Samuel (I22288)
46570	Samuel had a livery business (horses and carriages for hire) called "The Popular Livery". He ran ads for it in the Almonte Gazette (see photo, from July 1895). -------------------------------------------------------------------- The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Thursday, December 31, 1936, p. 4 Mr. Samuel Drummond There passed away at the homestead 12th concession of Ramsay on Wednesday morning, Dec 23rd, a well-known resident of Ramsay Twp., in the person of Mr. Samuel Drummond. Deceased was the fourth child in a family on nine and was born on Nov 24, 1858, son of the late Peter Drummond and Jane Dunlop of Lanarkshire, Scotland. Mr. Drummond was twice married. In 1888 he married Mary Burns of Ramsay who died in 1897. To this union, seven children were born, Harvey L. of Ottawa, Eva J. (Mrs. Melville Paul) of Ramsay, and Iva N. (Mrs. Clifford Greene) of Fitzroy; Violet, Albert and Alberta died in infancy and Wilbur L. died in 1928. In 1900 Mr. Drummond married Mary Paterson, second daughter of the late Buchanan Paterson and his wife, Isabella Stewart, who survives. To this marriage were born five children, Howard A., Ralph, Agnes and Aida at home. Elsie I. died in 1919. Also surviving are one brother and sister, Dr. Peter Drummond of Grant, Michigan, and Mrs. T. J. Reid, of Almonte. The late Mr. Drummond's boyhood and early manhood days were spent on the farm. For a period of upwards of 15 years he operated a livery business in Almonte, and returned to his farm in 1894, where he had since resided. He had not enjoyed good health for a year prior to his death. His passing severs another link with the older residents of the community and he will be missed sadly by a large circle of relatives and friends. The funeral, which was private, was held on Thursday afternoon from the home and interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Rev. C. D. McLellan, pastor of Bethany United Church, of which deceased was a member, officiated. The pallbearers were: David J. Drummond, John Chapman, Duncan Stewart, Harvey S. Paterson of Ramsay, Lawson Stewart, Arnprior, and Geo. C. Drummond of Bristol, Que. ------------------------------------------------------------------ The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada Thursday, December 24, 1936, p. 1 Mr. Samuel Drummond There passed away at the homestead, 12th Concession of Ramsay, at an early hour, on Wednesday morning, Dec. 23rd, a wellknown resident of Ramsay Township in the person of Mr. Samuel Drummond. He was in his 79th year and had been ill for the past year. The funeral was held this (Thursday) afternoon, to the Auld Kirk Cemetery. A full obituary account will appear in next week's issue of The Gazette.	Drummond, Samuel John (I49867)
46571	Samuel Kearns and his first wife Jane Sinclair had a son William James Kearns and a daughter Mabel M. Kearns: 014503-1927 (Leeds Co) William James KEARNS, 59, Widower, Carpenter, Westport, Westford NY, s/o Samuel KEARNS (b. Canada) & Jane SINCLAIR, married Euphemia STOREY, 58, Trained Nurse, Brockville, same, d/o Samuel STOREY (b. Canada) & Anna FORSYTHE, witn: Burton Forsythe STOREY, Charlotte Elizabeth STOREY, both of Brockville, 22 Jan 1927 at Brockville. 010542-1902 (Leeds Co) Herbert J. LATIMER, 37, Widower, Ottawa, Rochester NY, Paper Maker, s/o John R. [LATIMER] and Hannah COLLINS, married Mabel M. SHELDON, 31, Widow, Westport, Brockville, d/o Samuel KEARNS & Jane SINCLAIR, witn: Emma YOUNG, Samuel KEARNS, both of Brockville, 12 Apr 1902 at Brockville. Samuel married a second wife Ida Florence Adams: 006522-84 (Leeds Co) Samuel KEARNS, 49, Mechanic, Wid, Smiths Falls, Brockville, s/o Samuel & Rachel KEARNS; married Ida Florence JACKSON, 29, Wid, Kingston, North Crosby, d/o William Robert & Eleanor ADAMS; wit Thomas EWING & Amanda EWING, both North Crosby, 19 Mar 1884, North Crosby.	Kearns, Samuel (I43123)
46572	Samuel M. Bolton Passes In Camrose Mrs. Samuel M. Bolton was born at St. Marys, Ontario, on June 30, 1875, and passed away in St. Mary's Hospital, Camrose, on Saturday, May 10th, 1958, in his 83rd year. His youth was spent in Ontario on his father's farm. Later he entered the furniture and lumber business and was connected with lumbering from then until his retirement a few years ago. Since coming to Camrose in 1949 he acted as supply man for the Imperial Lumber, and for some time was in the Camrose office of the company. In 1906 he was united in marriage with Agnes Mae Baird of St. Marys, and in 1910 they moved to Saskatchewan. In 1916 they came to Alberta, where they have since resided except for a short period spent in Ontario. He leaves to mourn his passing: his loving wife; two daughters, Helen (Mrs. J. A. Ross) of Duhamel, and Della (Mrs. W. M. Anderson) of Vancouver; two sons, Jack, of Edmonton, and Murray, of Winnipeg; and seven grandchildren. Camrose Canadian, May 21, 1958, page 18 Alberta Death Reg. #1958-08-003874	Bolton, Samuel Milton (I60010)
46573	Samuel Wilfred Wilson The many friends of Samuel Wilfred Wilson were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Oct. 7. He was in his 74th year, having been born on August27th, 1897, and was the youngest son of George Wilson and his wife, Caroline Ennis. he was the great-great grandson of the George Wilson who had come from Dumfries in Scotland with the original settlers in 1816, and he had spent all his life, except for a period he served as a soldier in England during the first world war, on the Scotch Line. There as a farmer he was held in high esteem by all his neighbours. Quiet to excess, modest and unassuming, he could always be relied on in an emergency. Only those who knew him appreciated to the full his kindness and unselfishness. Five sisters and two brothers survive him - Hazel (Mrs Martin Ennis); Margaret (Mrs Alfred Bowes); Caroline (Mrs Howard Barr), Mary (Mrs Anson Bowes); Agnes (Mrs Alfred Menzies), George Earl, for fifty years a professor in Halifax, and James Arthur, long time resident of Regina. He was buried in the Scotch Line Cemetery and his pall bearers were George Consitt, Bert Farnell, William Moodie, Ralph Dodds, Harry Ankerbrand, and James Grant. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 26 November 1970, pg. 20	Wilson, Samuel Wilfred (I21832)
46574	Sanchez Street, San Francisco	McCullough, Samuel (I12044)
46575	SANDEMAN JOHN JAMES SANDEMAN/ISABEL CANT M 20/10/1685 332 10 / 71 BENDOCHY	Sandiman, John (I58750)
46576	SANDERSON ALISON JOHN SANDERSON/ F 14/08/1720 733/ 10 80 Coldstream	Sanderson, Alison (I49990)
46577	SANDIMAN ISABELL JOHN SANDIMAN/ F 14/12/1704 328 10 / 286 ALYTH	Sandiman, Isabell (I58751)
46578	SANDIMAN JAMES JOHN SANDIMAN/ M 02/03/1707 328 10 / 298 ALYTH	Sandiman, James (I58753)
46579	SANDIMAN JAMES MARGARET DURKIE/ 24/11/1738 451 20 / 320 NEWBURN	Family: James Sandiman / Margaret Durkie (F20525)
46580	SANDIMAN JOHN BEATRIX SMITH/ 22/01/1703 328 10 / 281 ALYTH	Family: John Sandiman / Beatrix Smith (F20519)
46581	SANDIMAN MARGARET JOHN SANDIMAN/ F 17/10/1703 328 10 / 271 ALYTH	Sandiman, Margaret (I58623)
46582	Sandra Lee Smith passed away on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at the Rockyview Hospital at the age of 76 years. Sandra was predeceased by her parents Leroy and Ardis Smith, and a brother Ralph Smith. Sandra will be dearly missed by her sister Joan Smith of BC; her brother Bruce Smith (Gwen) of Nova Scotia; niece Jennifer; and nephews Andrew, Stefan and Adam. Sandra was born and raised in Edmonton and after graduating from High School attended Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. She completed her Masters in Psychology at BYU and then returned to Canada, settling in Calgary, where she completed a PhD in Psychology at the University of Calgary. Sandra then joined Alberta Health Services where she began her dedicated career in Child and Family Therapy. In spite of many significant health challenges, Sandra lived a full, happy and productive life without complaining of her circumstances. She had a gift of being a wonderful listener and was the keeper of many confidences. Sandra spent much of her life researching genealogy, completing significant amounts of family history. She had a profound love of Jesus Christ and had a love of His gospel. Sandra lived an exemplary life and was a great example to everyone who knew her. A Funeral Service will be held for Sandra at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - 17 Ave SW Stake Centre (2021 - 17 Avenue SW, Calgary) on Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 11:00 am. Cremation will follow. Hug's from home or messages of condolence may be forwarded to the family at www.piersons.ca. https://calgaryherald.remembering.ca/obituary/sandra-smith-1086405707	Smith, Sandra Lee (I56399)
46583	SANDRA MARIE BYCHUK Peacefully on Monday March 23rd, 2009 at the Health Sciences Centre, Sandra Bychuk passed away at the age of 49 years. Cremation has taken place and there will be no service. 782-3541 www.kilcollinscremationservice.com As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 26, 2009	Sandra Marie "Marie" (I61780)
46584	Sandusky - Gertrude McPherson, 86, 36N. Elk St., Sandusky died Monday, May 26, in Yale Medical Care Facility. She was born January 1, 1894 in Carsonville, and came to Sandusky in 1896. She was the daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth McPherson. Her brother Robert K. passed away in November 1965. Miss McPherson graduated from Sandusky High School in June, 1913. She then graduated from Oberlin College in 1914. She continued her education at Teacher's College, Columbia University, New York City, with a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master of Arts degree. Miss McPherson toaught kindergarten a number of years in Sandusky. She was a member of the First United Presbyteriean Church since 1905. She was an Elder of the church. She was past president of the women's association , vice-president Flint Presbyterial Society, member of Sandusky Council of Churches, past secretary of Sandusky Library Board, served on City Planning Commission, charter member Sanilac Count Historical Society. Miss McPherson is survived by a niece, Elizabeth Alexandra mcPherson, Glen Ellen, California.	McPherson, Gertrude R. (I13749)
46585	Sarah Fairfield England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Name: Sarah Fairfield Gender: Female Christening Date: 03 Nov 1812 Christening Date (Original): 03 NOV 1812 Christening Place: NUNEATON,WARWICK,ENGLAND Father's Name: John Fairfield Mother's Name: Dorathy	Fairfield, Sarah (I32465)
46586	Sarah H. Gillespie GenderFemale Marriage Date1 Sep 1853 Marriage PlaceWalker, Texas, USA Spouse G. N. Hancock	Family: Granville Neal Hancock / Sarah Hannah Gillespie (F23613)
46587	Sarah J. Sheakley, Veteran S.D. Realty Broker, Dies Mrs. Sarah Jean Sheakley, 88, a San Diego real estate broker for 32 years and who first came here in 1892, died Thursday night in her home, 4019 Thirtieth St. She had been ill since her retirement last year. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 pm Monday in Bonham Brothers Chapel. Entombment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Sheakley founded teh S.J. Campbell Realty Co. in 1914 after the death of her first husband, D.C. Campbell. After her marriage to Fred E. Sheakley, in 1923, the name was changed to the Sheakley Realty Co., now at 1213 University Ave. She was owner and manager of the business. Held Realty Office She was a former Vice President of the San Diego Realty and Property Owners Association, a charter member of the San Diego Realty Board and a member of the California State Realty Association. Born Sarah Jean McLean in Kensington, Ontario, Canada, Mrs Sheakley came here with her uncle, the late Judge Hector McLean, one of the founders of First Congregational Church. They arrived Jan. 1, 1892. She was given private instruction while living at the home of her uncle, at Ninth Ave. and B. Street. Later, she returned to Winnipeg, Canada, the old home of Judge McLean, where she was married to Mr. Campbell. Came here in 1901 The couple lived here, from 1901 to 1907, at Kearney Ave. and Twenty-fourth St. For the next five years, they resided in Los Angeles, but returned here in 1912. Mr. Campbell died the following year. Among locations of the realty business were 543 E St., and Sixth Ave, and E St. Mrs. Sheakley made a specialty of downtown business properties and large acreages, and sold some of the largest ranches in the County. During World War I, she devoted much time to the welfare of Army men who were ill at Camp Kearny. She wrote articles and poetry for newspapers and magazines. One of her short sketches, "The Service Flag" has been reproduced in many publications. Survivors are her husband; a son Argyle McLean Campbell, who succeeded his mother as manager of the business, and a granddaughter.	McLean, Sarah Jean "Sadie" (I21084)
46588	Sarah Robinson England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Name: Sarah Robinson Gender: Female Christening Date: 19 Dec 1714 Christening Date (Original): 19 DEC 1714 Christening Place: NUNEATON,WARWICK,ENGLAND Father's Name: Thomas Robinson	Robinson, Sarah (I30122)
46589	Sarah Robinson England, Staffordshire, Church Records, 1538-1944 Name: Sarah Robinson Event Type: Marriage License Event Place: Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom Event Place: Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England Age: 21 Marital Status:Single Spouse's Name:Robert Ashby Spouse's Residence County:Warwick Spouse's Age:26 Spouse's Marital Status:Unknown Spouse's Occupation: Yeoman Spouse's Birth Year: 1711	Family: Robert Ashby / Sarah Robinson (F10295)
46590	Saratoga Sun June 14, 1956 Funeral Services Held Here Yesterday for Mrs. Howard Cone Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Cone, 43, of Ryan Park, who died in the Rawlins hospital Saturday, were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church in Saratoga, with the Rev. Robert Palmer officiating. Burial was in the Saratoga Cemetery. Mrs. Cone entered the hospital last Jan. 12 in a critical condition after result of the explosion of a can of distillate as she attempted to build up the fire in her kitchen range. She suffered severe burns of the face, neck, chest, arms and hands, and had undergone several skin graft operations. She had been progressing satisfactorily until complications from pneumonia arose to cause her death. Born every 18, 1913, in Halifax, Ontario, Canada, Lucille Skobie met her husband, Howard Cone, in Vancouver in 1941. Mr. Cone was in the Army and stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington. Lucille Skobie was entertaining as a singer with the U. S. O. in Vancouver when they met. Mr. Cone was then sent overseas and served in the Pacific Theater. Following his discharge in 1945, he and Lucille were married in British Columbia. They returned to the United States and resided first in Rock Springs, and had lived in Wyoming since. They had been residents of Ryan Park for 6 years. Survivors include her husband; 2 daughters, Barbara, 10, and Pamela, 4; her mother, Mrs. Jack Jelbert of Vancouver, her father, Ernest Skobie of Vancouver, and a sister, Mrs. W. A. Wood, also of Vancouver. Pallbearers were Merrill Guhl, Arne Erickson, Edgar Stitzel , and Ben Kruse, all of Ryan Park. Gravesite Details Born: Halifax, Ontario (sic), Nova Scotia, Canada Died: Rawlins, WY	Scobie, Lucille Ethel (I29583)
46591	SARNIA - MRS. KATHLEEN SILVESTER, 52, the wife of Ernest L., 118 Mitton St. S., died Monday at Sarnia General Hospital. She is survived by her husband, five sons, Roger, Grant, Stuart and Ernest, all of Sarnia and Allan, Montreal, her father, Russell Hamilton, Orangeville, two brothers, Roy Hamilton, London, Robert Hamilton, Georgetown. The body is at the Stewart Funeral Home until Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. thencejsailor to Temple Baptist Church for services at 2 p.m. with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. The Windsor Star, June 13, 1961, Page 2. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-windsor-star-obituary-for-kathleen-s/137498666/ : accessed December 27, 2023), clip page for Obituary for KATHLEEN SILVESTER by user dianeduncan01	Hamilton, Kathleen Muriel (I64761)
46592	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, Christina Catherine (I6438)
46593	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Duncan, Agnes (I6436)
46594	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Duncan, Agnes (I6436)
46595	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, David (I6450)
46596	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Craig, William Orr (I7328)
46597	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Adams, Joshua Fourth IV (I13914)
46598	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Adams, Daniel (I13951)
46599	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Adams, Joshua Augustus (I13957)
46600	Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Adams, Joshua Augustus (I13957)

Notes

Linked to

46551

s/o Dewitt & Blanche Brown
Predeceased by his parents and siblings, Hugh, Bob, Doug, Bill, Hazel, Mabel & Joyce.

- Served in the Canadian Navy during WWII
- 4 brothers & 5 sisters
- married in 1950
- 7 children

Brown, Clyde Clinton (I36221)

46552

SACRED TO
the memory of
SARAH BOYDE
beloved wife of
GEORGE CODE
who Emigrated
from Co. Armagh
IRELAND
to Canada in
1819
died 29 Mar. 1865
AGED 64 YRS.
and 9 Mo.

Boyd, Sarah Pearl (I21699)

46553

Sacred To The Memory of John Alexander Murdoch, born in Banfshire, Scotland on Aug. 16, 1795, died Dec. 9, 1869, aged 74. Jane Hall Murdoch, born in Clackmanan, Scotland, Nov. 7, 1801, died Dec. 11, 1872, aged 71. Also their infant son, Frances, died June 6, 1838, aged 15 months.

Murdoch, John Alexander (I6432)

46554

Sad Fatal Accident

One year ago last Saturday, William, the eldest son of Mr. Andrew Hood, Howick, entered the services of the Grand Trunk Railway Company full of life and hope, little thinking that exactly one year from that date he would meet with an accident which would cost him his life. However, such a fate awaited him. On Saturday morning last while coupling cars at Walkerton station, he slipped on a plank and fell under the wheels of a moving car, two wheels of which passed over his left leg frightfully mangling the flesh and shattering the bone from thigh to below the knee. he was carried into the house of a railway man nearby and in a short time four doctors were in attendance and the injured man's parents sent for. It was fully expected he would recover, but it was deemed necessary to amputate the leg, after which he appeared to be doing nicely, and it was thought that in about two weeks he could be removed to his father's home. On Tuesday last while his many warm friends in and around Clifford were feeling glad to think that he was rapidly recovering and would soon be home again, their gladness was turned into deep sorrow by a telegram announcing that at about twelve o'clock his spirit took its flight. his body was brought to Clifford on the evening train, and taken to his father's residence, from whence the funeral will take place to-day.
The deceased was twenty-four years of age and unmarried. He was considered one of the most faithful, industrious and sober men on the line. he will be missed by his fellow railroad employees and by his many friends in this vicinity.
His death has been a terrible shock to his parents, who have the sympathy of all their acquaintances in their hour of trial.

Hood, William "Willie" (I39540)

46555

Said to have been killed in the Battle of Queenston or Queenston Heights, War of 1812.

Adams, Daniel (I43052)

46556

said to have died at the age of 102.

MacLean, Margaret (I36979)

46557

sailed from Greenock 21 Jun with 402 settlers

Cumming, Archibald (I9446)

46558

Salina Journal

Doii B. Shay

MINNEAPOLIS

Doii B. Shay, 93, Minneapolis, died Friday, April 7, 2006. Mrs. Shay was born Doii B. Sidener on Dec. 21, 1912, in Ada. She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Louis Wood, Fred Plunkett and Earl Pete Shay; and a stepgrandson.
Survivors include two stepdaughters, Marlene Grittman and husband Verle of Glasco and Beverly Ford and husband Ronald of Lewisville, Texas; two nieces, Norma Prochaska and husband Albert and Charlene Nichols, all of Ada; three nephews, Richard Sidener and wife Lucille of Minneapolis, Rodney Sidener and wife Betty of Salina and Dennis Sidener and wife Laurel of Enterprise; and two stepgrandchildren.

The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Minneapolis, the Rev. Ron Walker officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis.

Memorials may be made to the church or Golden Wheel Senior Center, both of Minneapolis. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Shields Funeral Home, 405 Argyle, Minneapolis 67467. Condolences may be sent to Shieldsfuneralhome@ sbcglobal.net.

Obituary Furnished by: Cheryl White

Sidener, Doii B. (I7697)

46559

Salina Journal April 26, 1999
Wendell O. Todd
MINNEAPOLIS ? Wendell O. Todd, 85, Minneapolis, died Saturday, April 24, 1999, at Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Mr. Todd was born Jan. 30, 1914, at Wells. A former resident of Wichita and Salina, moving to Minneapolis in 1946, he had worked at Boeing Aircraft in Wichita and Simpson, worked at Romeiser and Evans Grain in Salina, was a bookkeeper and parts manager at Dick Handy Chevrolet in Minneapolis until 1949, an independent insurance agent, abstractor and real estate broker with the Todd Agency in Minneapolis until retiring in 1976, a bookkeeper at Lott Implement Company in Minneapolis until 1997 and former longtime Minneapolis city treasurer. He was a member of Minneapolis First United Methodist Church and Minneapolis Lodge 143, AF and AM, and a former member of Concordia York Rite bodies and Isis Shrine of Salina.
His first wife, Marjorie, died in 1946 and his second wife, Pat, died in 1998. He was also preceded in death by an infant son, Robert Todd, and stepson, George D. Jones III.
Survivors include a son, Richard of Minneapolis; a stepdaughter, Judith Jones of Lyons; eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis, the Rev. Gene Langhofer officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Minneapolis. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church or Ottawa County Health Center, Minneapolis. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and from 9 a.m. to service time Wednesday at the funeral home, 405 Argyle, Minneapolis 67467.

--submitted by Rainbow

Todd, Wendall Orville (I7673)

46560

Salina Journal May 16, 1978
LAWRENCE W. AUSTIN
Lawrence W. Austin, 71, longtime drug store owner and pharmacist at Bennington, died Tuesday morning at Asbury Hospital, Salina. Mr. Austin operated the Bennington drug store for nearly 50 years. He was a member of the United Church of Bennington, a charter member of the Bennington Lions Club, and a past district governor of the Lions. He moved to Bennington in July, 1929. Mr. Austin was a native of Miltonvale and a graduate of the University of Nebraska Pharmacy School. He worked for the late Frank Pedroja at Lincoln until he earned pharmacist registration in Kansas. He then worked at the Ober drug store in Miltonvale for almost two years.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Haley-Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis.

Salina Journal May 17, 1978
LAWRENCE W. AUSTIN
BENNINGTON - The funeral for Lawrence W. Austin, 71, longtime Bennington drug store owner, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the United Church of Bennington, the Rev. Rick Frisbie officiating. Burial will be in Bennington Cemetery. Mr. Austin died Tuesday at Asbury Hospital, Salina.
Surviving are his wife, Avis, of the home; a son, William R., Overland Park; two daughters, Mrs. Alice McFall, Dexter, and Mrs. Kay Geist, Salina; two stepsons, David Comfort, Minneapolis, and Brad Comfort, Wells; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Eileen Adee, Medford, Ore.; a brother, Harold, Atlanta, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Erma Richard, Miltonvale; seven grandchildren and nine step-grandchildren.
Friends may call at Haley-Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis. Mr. Austin's store, one of the few left in Kansas which had an old fashioned soda fountain, was a favorite meeting spot in Bennington for many
years.

--submitted by contributor Rainbow

Austin, Lawrence Woodruff (I7576)

46561

Saline, Michigan Observer, Thursday, April 6, 1893, under the section for news from around the state of Michigan:
Suicide of an Adrian Business Man: John C. Lambie, for years chairman of the Democrat city committee at Adrian and founder of the canning industry in that section, committed suicide in his barn by putting two balls of a 32-calibre revolver into his head. He has been in poor health for several weeks. This and business complications are supposed to be the cause of the terrible deed. He was born in Camden, N.Y., July, 1848, and came here early in the seventies. The coroner's jury brought in a verdict to the effect that he came to his death by his own hand while in a fit of temporary insanity. His father hung himself several years ago. He leaves a wife and three children.
(Provided by P-Harney / FAG Contributor 47628525)

Lambie, John Jr. (I12603)

46562

Lambie, John C. (I12719)

46563

SALT LAKE 'CITY -- Mrs. Helen Brown McGregor Cole, 86, of Salt Lake City, formerly of Ogden, died Monday at her home after an extended illness. Mrs. Cole was a member of the Tremonton Methodist Church. She was past matron of Queen Esther Lodge 4, Order of Eastern Star, in Ogden and was also a member of Rebkah Lodge. She had resided in Salt Lake City for five years. She was born April 29, 1867, in Edinburgh, Scotland, a daughter of William and Margaret McKay McGregor. In 1888 she was, married to Samuel Nelson .Cole in Waukegan, Ili. He died June 26,1939; Surviving are one son and two daughters: John Robert Cole, Ogden; Mrs. William (Helen) Johnson, Arlington, N. J., and Mrs. Ensign (Jean) Herrick, Salt Lake City, six grandchildren and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at noon in the Methodist Church in Tremonton. Friends may call at the church tomorrow from 10 a.m. until noon. Burial will be in Tremonton cemetery.
Publication: The Ogden Standard-Examiner i
Location: Ogden, Utah
Issue Date: Wednesday, June 24, 1953
Page 16

McGregor, Helen Brown (I69989)

46564

SALTER, William (Bill) James ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR
- Peacefully at home, with his family by his side on Tuesday August 25, 2009.

William James Salter of Brockville, beloved husband of Patricia Evelyn (Lake) Salter.
Dear dad of Michelle Sigouin (Daniel) of Prince Edward Island, Allison Kallio (Christoper) of New Market, Julie Keane (Ron) of Brockville, Laurie Calaguiro (Albert) of Niagara Falls and Maribeth Graham (James) of Brockville. Loving grandpa to Andrew, Rosalynd, Alexandra, Adam, Amy, Peter, James, John, Mark, Natalie, Rebecca and Korina.
Also survived by a sister Jean McArthur of Smiths Falls and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Elmer Peter Salter and his wife Viola Lillian (Curran) Salter, a grandson Michael, 2 brothers and a sister.

Family and friends may call at the BARCLAY FUNERAL HOME 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville on Thursday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday August 28 2009 at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Franktown Public Cemetery. In memoriams to the Charity of Your Choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.

Salter, William James "Bill" (I30870)

46565

Samuel arrived in Frank in 1901, one of the Pass' earliest residents. His house was destroyed in the Frank Slide, but all of his family survived. Samuel moved his family to Blairmore in 1911 and worked in the draying (hauling by horse and wagon) business. --Guide to the Heritage Cemeteries of Crowsnest Pass by Ian McKenzie, pg. 52.

1921 Alberta, Canada Census
Name: Samuel Ennis
Age:49
Birth Year:1872 Ontario
Relation to Head of House:Head
Spouse's Name:Lucy Ennis
Father Birth Place:Ireland
Mother Birth Place:Ireland
Racial or Tribal Origin:Irish
Province of Alberta
Town of Blairmore
Section Number:Lot 7 BK 17
Municipality:Town of Blairmore
Occupation: Teamster
Household Members: Name Age
Samuel Ennis HEAD age 49
Lucy Ennis WIFE age 44
Hazel Ennis DAUGHTER age 23
Arthur Ennis DAUGHTER age 21
Marian Ennis DAUGHTER age 16
Edward Ennis SON aqe 13
Elaine Ennis DAUGHTER age 3

Ennis, Samuel Riley (I22546)

46566

Samuel Bird of the city of Quebec, labourer serving formerly in different corps in His Majesty's service aged eighty three years died on the twenty first and was buried on the twenty third of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty one.
Mountain, D.D. Rector of Quebec
Peter Bergeuce ........
Richard ............

Bird, Samuel (I28105)

46567

Samuel Bird; Sergeant in His Majesty Tenth Royal Veteran Battalion, widower, aged forty one years was married by Banns duly published to Susannah Shields, of the city of Quebec, widow of William Shields, Drummer in His Majesty's Gotyy ninth Regiment of Foot aged twenty-three years, this seventh day of March in year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight.
By me Father Jehosaphat Mountain, Deputy Chaplain to the Garrison of Quebec.
Samuel Bird
Susannah Shields, her mark
Samuel Bird, father
James Smith, Sargt. 12th Regiment 1st Battalion his mark
Margaret Smith, her mark

Family: Samuel Bird / Susanna "Susan" Andrews (F9654)

46568

Samuel G Gibson MD
was the son of a Scottish sea captain who retired to Goderich, Ontario (a port on Lake Huron, about 80 miles NE of Sarnia). Perhaps because he had been sailing with his father, Samuel at age 21, could neither read nor write. He went to night school and continued his studies until becoming a school teacher. He taught for several years (possibly in Manitoba or North Dakota) then decided to study medicine. He was nearly 50 years old when he graduated and established a practice in Langdon, North Dakota.
At age 52 he married 29 year old "Nellie" Gibson at the Gibson home on the Scotch Line, Perth Ontario. Nellie was the high school principal at Pilot Mound, Manitoba, only 35 miles NW of Langdon. They probably met through over-lapping social/professional circles of these (cross boarder) neighboring towns. Tragically, Samuel lost his bride just two years after their wedding. She apparently died giving birth to their first-born, Andrew Bertram. It would have been rough raising a newborn at age 54. Whether or not he remarried is unknown.

Gibson, Dr. Samuel G. (I1345)

46569

Samuel Gibson late farmer in Tallowquhairn died there 02 Jan 1857 aged 55, wife Agnes Broatch died there 02 Dec 1881 aged 71, daughter died infancy, son James died Paysandu South Africa 04 Mar 1873 aged 31, son William died Powillimount 02 Aug 1874 aged 35, first son John died Carsethorn 04 Jan 1916 aged 78, daughter Janet died Carsethorn 16 Aug 1930 aged 74, brother William died Tallowquhairn 09 Jan 1882 aged 82

Gibson, Samuel (I22288)

46570

Samuel had a livery business (horses and carriages for hire) called "The Popular Livery". He ran ads for it in the Almonte Gazette (see photo, from July 1895).
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Thursday, December 31, 1936, p. 4

Mr. Samuel Drummond
There passed away at the homestead 12th concession of Ramsay on Wednesday morning, Dec 23rd, a well-known resident of Ramsay Twp., in the person of Mr. Samuel Drummond. Deceased was the fourth child in a family on nine and was born on Nov 24, 1858, son of the late Peter Drummond and Jane Dunlop of Lanarkshire, Scotland. Mr. Drummond was twice married. In 1888 he married Mary Burns of Ramsay who died in 1897. To this union, seven children were born, Harvey L. of Ottawa, Eva J. (Mrs. Melville Paul) of Ramsay, and Iva N. (Mrs. Clifford Greene) of Fitzroy; Violet, Albert and Alberta died in infancy and Wilbur L. died in 1928.
In 1900 Mr. Drummond married Mary Paterson, second daughter of the late Buchanan Paterson and his wife, Isabella Stewart, who survives. To this marriage were born five children, Howard A., Ralph, Agnes and Aida at home. Elsie I. died in 1919. Also surviving are one brother and sister, Dr. Peter Drummond of Grant, Michigan, and Mrs. T. J. Reid, of Almonte.
The late Mr. Drummond's boyhood and early manhood days were spent on the farm. For a period of upwards of 15 years he operated a livery business in Almonte, and returned to his farm in 1894, where he had since resided. He had not enjoyed good health for a year prior to his death.
His passing severs another link with the older residents of the community and he will be missed sadly by a large circle of relatives and friends. The funeral, which was private, was held on Thursday afternoon from the home and interment was in the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Rev. C. D. McLellan, pastor of Bethany United Church, of which deceased was a member, officiated. The pallbearers were: David J. Drummond, John Chapman, Duncan Stewart, Harvey S. Paterson of Ramsay, Lawson Stewart, Arnprior, and Geo. C. Drummond of Bristol, Que.
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The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
Thursday, December 24, 1936, p. 1

Mr. Samuel Drummond
There passed away at the homestead, 12th Concession of Ramsay, at an early hour, on Wednesday morning, Dec. 23rd, a wellknown resident of Ramsay Township in the person of Mr. Samuel Drummond. He was in his 79th year and had been ill for the past year. The funeral was held this (Thursday) afternoon, to the Auld Kirk Cemetery. A full obituary account will appear in next week's issue of The Gazette.

Drummond, Samuel John (I49867)

46571

Samuel Kearns and his first wife Jane Sinclair had a son William James Kearns and a daughter Mabel M. Kearns:

014503-1927 (Leeds Co) William James KEARNS, 59, Widower, Carpenter, Westport, Westford NY, s/o Samuel KEARNS (b. Canada) & Jane SINCLAIR, married Euphemia STOREY, 58, Trained Nurse, Brockville, same, d/o Samuel STOREY (b. Canada) & Anna FORSYTHE, witn: Burton Forsythe STOREY, Charlotte Elizabeth STOREY, both of Brockville, 22 Jan 1927 at Brockville.
010542-1902 (Leeds Co) Herbert J. LATIMER, 37, Widower, Ottawa, Rochester NY, Paper Maker, s/o John R. [LATIMER] and Hannah COLLINS, married Mabel M. SHELDON, 31, Widow, Westport, Brockville, d/o Samuel KEARNS & Jane SINCLAIR, witn: Emma YOUNG, Samuel KEARNS, both of Brockville, 12 Apr 1902 at Brockville.

Samuel married a second wife Ida Florence Adams:

006522-84 (Leeds Co) Samuel KEARNS, 49, Mechanic, Wid, Smiths Falls, Brockville, s/o Samuel & Rachel KEARNS; married Ida Florence JACKSON, 29, Wid, Kingston, North Crosby, d/o William Robert & Eleanor ADAMS; wit Thomas EWING & Amanda EWING, both North Crosby, 19 Mar 1884, North Crosby.

Kearns, Samuel (I43123)

46572

Samuel M. Bolton Passes In Camrose
Mrs. Samuel M. Bolton was born at St. Marys, Ontario, on June 30, 1875, and passed away in St. Mary's Hospital, Camrose, on Saturday, May 10th, 1958, in his 83rd year. His youth was spent in Ontario on his father's farm. Later he entered the furniture and lumber business and was connected with lumbering from then until his retirement a few years ago. Since coming to Camrose in 1949 he acted as supply man for the Imperial Lumber, and for some time was in the Camrose office of the company.
In 1906 he was united in marriage with Agnes Mae Baird of St. Marys, and in 1910 they moved to Saskatchewan. In 1916 they came to Alberta, where they have since resided except for a short period spent in Ontario.
He leaves to mourn his passing: his loving wife; two daughters, Helen (Mrs. J. A. Ross) of Duhamel, and Della (Mrs. W. M. Anderson) of Vancouver; two sons, Jack, of Edmonton, and Murray, of Winnipeg; and seven grandchildren.
Camrose Canadian, May 21, 1958, page 18

Alberta Death Reg. #1958-08-003874

Bolton, Samuel Milton (I60010)

46573

Samuel Wilfred Wilson

The many friends of Samuel Wilfred Wilson were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Oct. 7. He was in his 74th year, having been born on August27th, 1897, and was the youngest son of George Wilson and his wife, Caroline Ennis. he was the great-great grandson of the George Wilson who had come from Dumfries in Scotland with the original settlers in 1816, and he had spent all his life, except for a period he served as a soldier in England during the first world war, on the Scotch Line. There as a farmer he was held in high esteem by all his neighbours. Quiet to excess, modest and unassuming, he could always be relied on in an emergency. Only those who knew him appreciated to the full his kindness and unselfishness.

Five sisters and two brothers survive him - Hazel (Mrs Martin Ennis); Margaret (Mrs Alfred Bowes); Caroline (Mrs Howard Barr), Mary (Mrs Anson Bowes); Agnes (Mrs Alfred Menzies), George Earl, for fifty years a professor in Halifax, and James Arthur, long time resident of Regina.

He was buried in the Scotch Line Cemetery and his pall bearers were George Consitt, Bert Farnell, William Moodie, Ralph Dodds, Harry Ankerbrand, and James Grant.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
26 November 1970, pg. 20

Wilson, Samuel Wilfred (I21832)

46574

Sanchez Street, San Francisco

McCullough, Samuel (I12044)

46575

SANDEMAN
JOHN
JAMES SANDEMAN/ISABEL CANT
M
20/10/1685
332
10 / 71
BENDOCHY

Sandiman, John (I58750)

46576

SANDERSON
ALISON
JOHN SANDERSON/
F
14/08/1720
733/
10 80
Coldstream

Sanderson, Alison (I49990)

46577

SANDIMAN
ISABELL
JOHN SANDIMAN/
F
14/12/1704
328
10 / 286
ALYTH

Sandiman, Isabell (I58751)

46578

SANDIMAN
JAMES
JOHN SANDIMAN/
M
02/03/1707
328
10 / 298
ALYTH

Sandiman, James (I58753)

46579

SANDIMAN
JAMES
MARGARET DURKIE/
24/11/1738
451
20 / 320
NEWBURN

Family: James Sandiman / Margaret Durkie (F20525)

46580

SANDIMAN
JOHN
BEATRIX SMITH/
22/01/1703
328
10 / 281
ALYTH

Family: John Sandiman / Beatrix Smith (F20519)

46581

SANDIMAN
MARGARET
JOHN SANDIMAN/
F
17/10/1703
328
10 / 271
ALYTH

Sandiman, Margaret (I58623)

46582

Sandra Lee Smith passed away on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at the Rockyview Hospital at the age of 76 years. Sandra was predeceased by her parents Leroy and Ardis Smith, and a brother Ralph Smith. Sandra will be dearly missed by her sister Joan Smith of BC; her brother Bruce Smith (Gwen) of Nova Scotia; niece Jennifer; and nephews Andrew, Stefan and Adam.
Sandra was born and raised in Edmonton and after graduating from High School attended Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. She completed her Masters in Psychology at BYU and then returned to Canada, settling in Calgary, where she completed a PhD in Psychology at the University of Calgary. Sandra then joined Alberta Health Services where she began her dedicated career in Child and Family Therapy. In spite of many significant health challenges, Sandra lived a full, happy and productive life without complaining of her circumstances. She had a gift of being a wonderful listener and was the keeper of many confidences. Sandra spent much of her life researching genealogy, completing significant amounts of family history. She had a profound love of Jesus Christ and had a love of His gospel. Sandra lived an exemplary life and was a great example to everyone who knew her.

A Funeral Service will be held for Sandra at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - 17 Ave SW Stake Centre (2021 - 17 Avenue SW, Calgary) on Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 11:00 am. Cremation will follow. Hug's from home or messages of condolence
may be forwarded to the family at www.piersons.ca.

https://calgaryherald.remembering.ca/obituary/sandra-smith-1086405707

Smith, Sandra Lee (I56399)

46583

SANDRA MARIE BYCHUK Peacefully on Monday March 23rd, 2009 at the Health Sciences Centre, Sandra Bychuk passed away at the age of 49 years. Cremation has taken place and there will be no service. 782-3541 www.kilcollinscremationservice.com

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 26, 2009

Sandra Marie "Marie" (I61780)

46584

Sandusky - Gertrude McPherson, 86, 36N. Elk St., Sandusky died Monday, May 26, in Yale Medical Care Facility.

She was born January 1, 1894 in Carsonville, and came to Sandusky in 1896. She was the daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth McPherson. Her brother Robert K. passed away in November 1965.

Miss McPherson graduated from Sandusky High School in June, 1913. She then graduated from Oberlin College in 1914. She continued her education at Teacher's College, Columbia University, New York City, with a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master of Arts degree.

Miss McPherson toaught kindergarten a number of years in Sandusky. She was a member of the First United Presbyteriean Church since 1905. She was an Elder of the church. She was past president of the women's association , vice-president Flint Presbyterial Society, member of Sandusky Council of Churches, past secretary of Sandusky Library Board, served on City Planning Commission, charter member Sanilac Count Historical Society.
Miss McPherson is survived by a niece, Elizabeth Alexandra mcPherson, Glen Ellen, California.

McPherson, Gertrude R. (I13749)

46585

Sarah Fairfield
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Name:
Sarah Fairfield
Gender:
Female
Christening Date:
03 Nov 1812
Christening Date (Original):
03 NOV 1812
Christening Place:
NUNEATON,WARWICK,ENGLAND
Father's Name:
John Fairfield
Mother's Name:
Dorathy

Fairfield, Sarah (I32465)

46586

Sarah H. Gillespie
GenderFemale
Marriage Date1 Sep 1853
Marriage PlaceWalker, Texas, USA
Spouse
G. N. Hancock

Family: Granville Neal Hancock / Sarah Hannah Gillespie (F23613)

46587

Sarah J. Sheakley, Veteran S.D. Realty Broker, Dies
Mrs. Sarah Jean Sheakley, 88, a San Diego real estate broker for 32 years and who first came here in 1892, died Thursday night in her home, 4019 Thirtieth St. She had been ill since her retirement last year.

Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 pm Monday in Bonham Brothers Chapel. Entombment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

Mrs. Sheakley founded teh S.J. Campbell Realty Co. in 1914 after the death of her first husband, D.C. Campbell. After her marriage to Fred E. Sheakley, in 1923, the name was changed to the Sheakley Realty Co., now at 1213 University Ave. She was owner and manager of the business.

Held Realty Office
She was a former Vice President of the San Diego Realty and Property Owners Association, a charter member of the San Diego Realty Board and a member of the California State Realty Association.

Born Sarah Jean McLean in Kensington, Ontario, Canada, Mrs Sheakley came here with her uncle, the late Judge Hector McLean, one of the founders of First Congregational Church. They arrived Jan. 1, 1892.

She was given private instruction while living at the home of her uncle, at Ninth Ave. and B. Street. Later, she returned to Winnipeg, Canada, the old home of Judge McLean, where she was married to Mr. Campbell.

Came here in 1901
The couple lived here, from 1901 to 1907, at Kearney Ave. and Twenty-fourth St. For the next five years, they resided in Los Angeles, but returned here in 1912. Mr. Campbell died the following year.

Among locations of the realty business were 543 E St., and Sixth Ave, and E St. Mrs. Sheakley made a specialty of downtown business properties and large acreages, and sold some of the largest ranches in the County.

During World War I, she devoted much time to the welfare of Army men who were ill at Camp Kearny. She wrote articles and poetry for newspapers and magazines. One of her short sketches, "The Service Flag" has been reproduced in many publications.

Survivors are her husband; a son Argyle McLean Campbell, who succeeded his mother as manager of the business, and a granddaughter.

McLean, Sarah Jean "Sadie" (I21084)

46588

Sarah Robinson
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Name: Sarah Robinson
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 19 Dec 1714
Christening Date (Original): 19 DEC 1714
Christening Place: NUNEATON,WARWICK,ENGLAND
Father's Name: Thomas Robinson

Robinson, Sarah (I30122)

46589

Sarah Robinson
England, Staffordshire, Church Records, 1538-1944
Name:
Sarah Robinson
Event Type:     Marriage License
Event Place:     Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom
Event Place:     Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England
Age:     21
Marital Status:Single
Spouse's Name:Robert Ashby
Spouse's Residence County:Warwick
Spouse's Age:26
Spouse's Marital Status:Unknown
Spouse's Occupation:     Yeoman
Spouse's Birth Year:     1711

Family: Robert Ashby / Sarah Robinson (F10295)

46590

Saratoga Sun
June 14, 1956

Funeral Services Held Here Yesterday for Mrs. Howard Cone

Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Cone, 43, of Ryan Park, who died in the Rawlins hospital Saturday, were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church in Saratoga, with the Rev. Robert Palmer officiating. Burial was in the Saratoga Cemetery.

Mrs. Cone entered the hospital last Jan. 12 in a critical condition after result of the explosion of a can of distillate as she attempted to build up the fire in her kitchen range. She suffered severe burns of the face, neck, chest, arms and hands, and had undergone several skin graft operations. She had been progressing satisfactorily until complications from pneumonia arose to cause her death.

Born every 18, 1913, in Halifax, Ontario, Canada, Lucille Skobie met her husband, Howard Cone, in Vancouver in 1941. Mr. Cone was in the Army and stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington. Lucille Skobie was entertaining as a singer with the U. S. O. in Vancouver when they met. Mr. Cone was then sent overseas and served in the Pacific Theater. Following his discharge in 1945, he and Lucille were married in British Columbia.

They returned to the United States and resided first in Rock Springs, and had lived in Wyoming since. They had been residents of Ryan Park for 6 years.

Survivors include her husband; 2 daughters, Barbara, 10, and Pamela, 4; her mother, Mrs. Jack Jelbert of Vancouver, her father, Ernest Skobie of Vancouver, and a sister, Mrs. W. A. Wood, also of Vancouver.

Pallbearers were Merrill Guhl, Arne Erickson, Edgar Stitzel , and Ben Kruse, all of Ryan Park.

Gravesite Details
Born: Halifax, Ontario (sic), Nova Scotia, Canada Died: Rawlins, WY

Scobie, Lucille Ethel (I29583)

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SARNIA - MRS. KATHLEEN SILVESTER, 52, the wife of Ernest L., 118 Mitton St. S., died Monday at Sarnia General Hospital. She is survived by her husband, five sons, Roger, Grant, Stuart and Ernest, all of Sarnia and Allan, Montreal, her father, Russell Hamilton, Orangeville, two brothers, Roy Hamilton, London, Robert Hamilton, Georgetown. The body is at the Stewart Funeral Home until Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. thencejsailor to Temple Baptist Church for services at 2 p.m. with burial in Lakeview Cemetery.

The Windsor Star, June 13, 1961, Page 2. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-windsor-star-obituary-for-kathleen-s/137498666/ : accessed December 27, 2023), clip page for Obituary for KATHLEEN SILVESTER by user dianeduncan01

Hamilton, Kathleen Muriel (I64761)

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Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada

Miller, Christina Catherine (I6438)

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Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada

Duncan, Agnes (I6436)

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Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada

Duncan, Agnes (I6436)

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Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada