Notes: Lanark County Origins

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46851	SMITH ROBERT ELIZABETH NISSBIT/FR203 (FR203) 02/12/1693 598/ 10 351 Kilmaurs	Family: Robert Smith / Elizabeth Nissbit (F11535)
46852	Smith - August 17th Whitman A. aged 71 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Alma Smith, High River, formerly of Calgary, passed away at the General Hospital following a brief illness. Born in Daisy, Washington, he came to Czar, Alberta with his family in 1910 where he homesteaded and ranched until 1917 when he moved to Gladys Ridge District of High River and farmed extensively and later raised registered Hereford cattle. He also had retained a home In Calgary from 1930 to 1956. He was a member of the Glencoe Club and an ardent curler. Besides his loving wife he Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Reg (Deene) Pennell. and Mrs. C. (Mary Lou) Prowse, Calgary; one son, Whitman David Smith, Pine Lake, Alberta; 10 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Vera McDevitt and Mrs. Evangeline Barry. both of Watson Lake, Yukon; one brother, Ralph Smith, Calgary. Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" Saturday at 1:30 m. Rev. Norman Knight officiating. Interment, family plot, Queens Park Cemetery. Calgary Herald Calgary, Alberta, Canada ? Wednesday, August 19, 1959	Smith, Whitman Alpha (I18388)
46853	SMITH Whitman David Aug 4, 1929 Apr 19, 2016 Mr. Whitman David Smith of Pine Lake, Alberta, passed away after a brief illness, at the Red Deer General Hospital, at the age of 86 years. Dave was predeceased by Beth, his beloved wife of 61 years. Left to mourn his passing are four sons: David (Kerry) and Douglas (Susan) of Calgary, Daniel (Tami) of Red Deer and Duncan of Pine Lake. Survived by his grandchildren: Jay (Gillian), Brad (Kerri), Lauren, Haylie, Cole and Chase, and great- grandchildren Charlotte and Spencer. Dave was born in Calgary, the youngest child of Alma and Whitman Smith. He grew up on both the family farm in the southern Alberta community of Blackie and the city home in the community of Roxboro in Calgary. Dave met Beth when he was 12 and she was 11, and knew she would be the love of his life; a story that we all heard many times over the years. Dave and Beth moved to Pine Lake in 1958, where they established their own family farm and raised their sons. Dave was a social fellow who enjoyed curling, volunteered as a Cub Scout leader when the boys were young and worked as a seed salesman for 25 years, which resulted in many connections throughout the community. Dave continued to live on the family farm until pneumonia forced him into the hospital. We will miss his funny and cynical outlook on life, death and taxes. A memorial will be held at the Pine Lake Hub on Monday, May 09, 2016 at 1 pm, where we can all come together to celebrate life. The family would like to thank Dr. Daniel and the staff on Unit 31 for their attentive and compassionate care. Condolences may be sent or viewed at www.parklandfuneralhome.com Arrangements in care of PARKLAND FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORIUM 6287 67 A Street (Taylor Drive), Red Deer (403)340-4040. Red Deer Advocate, April 30, 2016, Page D4. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/red-deer-advocate-whitman-david-smith-ob/126185835/ : accessed June 10, 2023), clip page for Whitman David Smith obituary by user dianeduncan01	Smith, Whitman David "David" (I53143)
46854	Smith's Falls: last Saturday morning the remains of the late Mr. Joseph McCormick were carried to McVean's burying ground in Montague for interment. The deceased was an old resident of this locality and a much respected member of the Methodist Church . Mr. McCormick died suddenly last Thursday morning of heart disease in the 77th year of his age. The funeral was largely attended. The Perth Courier, Perth, Ontario, Canada, July 27, 1888	McCormack, Joseph (I35916)
46855	SMITH, Betty of Port Dover, suddenly at her residence on Thursday, July 12, 2007 in her 69th year. Beloved wife and best friend of Terry. Cherished mother of Steve England and Bonnie MacQuarry (Phil) all of Woodstock, step-mother of Terry Smith Jr. of Tillsonburg, Marlene Herkimer (Ken) of Port Dover and Melissa Smith (Wayne) of LaSalette. Dear sister and sister-in-law of Harold Harkes (Hazel) of New Brunswick, Gord Harkes (Hilda) of Clinton, Doris Perrin of Waterloo, Doreen Troyer (George) of Clinton and Sherrin Digulla (Claude) of Listowel. Betty will be sadly missed by her many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Predeceased by her step daughter Teresa Smith and brother-in-law Cecil Perrin. Betty was a great country music fan and she loved to sing. She will be remembered by all who knew her as a loving and thoughtful person with a kind spirit. Friends were invited for visitation at Thompson Waters Funeral Home, 102 First Ave., Port Dover (519-583-1530) on Monday, July 16, 2007, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral Service to celebrate Betty's life was Tuesday, July 17, 2007 at 1 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 195 Victoria St., Simcoe. President Ernie Moore officiated. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. For those wishing donation to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.	Harkes, Betty Lou of Port Dover ON (I48948)
46856	SMITH, Margaret E. December 2, 1 91 4 - October 1 5, 2006 Balderson Telephone Operator (ret'd) Peacefully, at Wiseman's Private Hospital, Perth Community Care Centre, on Sunday, October 15th 2006 Margaret Ella (MacLean) Smith in her 92nd year. Margaret was predeceased by her husband George, daughter Gladalene Blackburn, son-in-law Keith Miller her sisters and brothers Loved mother of Evelyn (Gerry) Cardinal and Budd (Glenice) Smith. Dear sister of Jean (McLean) Turner; she will be sadly missed by her son-in-law Neil (Tanga) Blackburn, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends may pay their respects at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark on Tuesday, October 17th 2006 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral service will be held at the Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. Interment, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lanark. In remembrance, contributions to the Activity Centre of Perth Community Care or charity ot your choice would be appreciated. YOVSG FVNERAl HOME, LANARK 613-267-3765 condolences to: condolencesblairandson.com. "Obituary for Margaret Ella SMITH" Newspapers.com. The Ottawa Citizen, October 17, 2006. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-margaret/133998931/.	McLean, Margaret Ella (I5146)
46857	Smiths Falls	Gregg, David Willys (I1574)
46858	SMYTH HEW JOHN SMYTH/MARGARET GIBSON FR125 (FR125) M 12/03/1699 597/ 10 227 Kilmarnock View image (6	Smith, Hew (I33690)
46859	SNADDON AGNES ALEXANDER SNADDON/MARGARET MITCHELL FR51 (FR51) F 25/03/1764 487/ 10 90 Polmont	Snaddon, Agnes (I16125)
46860	SNADDON AGNES ALEXANDER SNADDON/MARGARET MITCHELL FR51 (FR51) F 25/03/1764 487/ 10 90 Polmont	Mitchell, Margaret (I42690)
46861	Snangraw Margaret "Peggy" Louise (nee Rudsdale), late of Weyburn passed away Saturday, September 19, 2009 at the age of 64 years. Peggy was predeceased by her parents, William and Mildred Rudsdale, sons, Christopher Scott and Tory Dean, sister, Linda and nephew, Alex. She leaves behind the father of her children, the man she oved, Carl Shangraw, her son Derrick, daughter, Trudy (David), three grandchildren, Cassandra (Jordan), Byron and Jackie, her sisters, Kim (Charlie), Carol (Phil), Ruth (Jim) and numerous nieces and nephews. Peggy was born in Kingston, Ontario in 1945. She grew up in Berona, Ontario, where she met Carl and married in 1963, at Portland Ontario. They resided in Harrowsmith, Ontario, until they moved to Weyburn in 1967 where she lived until her passing. Peggy spent most of her time volunteering at her church helping where she could. When she wasn't busy with the church she was doing her bible study, crafts and taking care of her family. she was a fun loving person and could always see the good in everyone and any situation she encountered. She truly enjoyed all of the visits from everyone and felt the love and encouragement that was sent her way. she especially enjoyed the time spent with her dear friend Florence. She treasured her fellowship with Yvonne, Pastor Harley and Rhonda. She looked forward to her games hights with family and friends. She will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by everyone that came to know her over the years of her life. A memorial service was held Friday, September 25th, 2009 sy 2:00 pm from the Silver Heights Bible Church, Weyburn with Pastor Harley Porter officiating. Internment foolowed at the Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Weyburn. Honorary Pallbearers were all in attendance.	Rudsdale, Margaret Louise "Peggy" (I35644)
46862	SNODGRASS AGNES ROBERT SNODGRASS/ISSOBELL ALEXANDER FR62 (FR62) F 08/06/1673 568/ 10 56 Kilbarchan	Snodgrass, Agnes (I38199)
46863	Sobering Funeral Chapel, 1-204-268-3510	Bychuk, Andrew (I61747)
46864	Social Security #561097550	Woodworth, Paul Arthur (I7845)
46865	Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.	Source (S872)
46866	Social Security Death Index Transcription 551-24-0575 Issued California	Miller, Mabel Eva (I195)
46867	Sodl to James Machan no date recorded. In 1876 James Machan passsed the property to Andrew Machan by will. In 1890 Andrew Machan passed the property to David Machan by B&S for $1.	Lambie, John Jr. (I12603)
46868	Some descendants of this family went to Westmeath Township in Renfrew County and to Hastings County. Some went to Alberta and Saskatchewan.	Dick, James (I19743)
46869	some say 'at sea'	Travers, Helen Johanna Genevieve (I61342)
46870	Someone has erroneously connect Ann McDonnell to David Calvert. The documentation indicates it was Ann McDonald.	McDonald, Anne (I29944)
46871	Somers-Neal (nee Spencer), Belva Of Ottawa passed away peacefully on Thursday, 8 May 2014 at the age of 82 years. Beloved wife of Guy Somers-Neal and prececeased by her first husband George (Bud) Bradley. Loving mother of Brenda Garlough (Darl), Bill Bradley (Joanna, Jack Somers-Neal (Danielle, Rose Somers-Neal and Marcelle Dunn (Scott). Lovingly remembered by her 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Survived by her sister Guen McLean (Vern) and predeceased by her brother Abby Spencer (Paula). A private family service was held on Monday, May 12, 2014 at St. John the Apostle. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Ottawa Heart Institute, Medex anad Cancer research would be greatly appreciated. For trust fund details please visit www. tubmanfuneral homes. com.	Spencer, Belva (I25922)
46872	SOMERVILLE, Donald Argyle Dad passed away peacefully, in hospital, Perth, with his loving family by his side, on Monday, September 7, 2015. Donald Argyle Somerville, in his 90th year. He was predeceased by his parents John and Ida Somerville, and by his daughter Donna, as well as his siblings: Jack, Isabelle, Florence and Blanche. Don was the beloved husband for over 66 years to Rose (nee` McPhee), of Perth, and much loved and respected father to Dale (Irene) Somerville, of Addison, and Lindsay (Barbara) Somerville, of Perth. Cherished grandfather to Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, great grandfather to Loranna (Kyle), Jessica (Steve), and Emilee, and great-great grandfather to Savannah and Carsen. Our father worked as a trucker for Reis Equipment in Carp, for many years and loved to work on small gas engines as a hobby, and he travelled all over Eastern Ontario, proudly demonstrating his antique gas engines at community fairs and exhibits, a passion that he shared with his sons and grandsons. To honour Don's wishes, cremation has taken place. Friends are invited to Greenwood Cemetery, on Saturday, September 26, at 11:00 am for a graveside service to honour him. A reception will follow at Middleville Community Hall, and all are welcome. In lieu of flowers, donations to Greenwood Cemetery or to Perth Community Care Activity Centre, would be appreciated. Mr. Somerville's funeral arrangements are entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth 613-267-3082	Somerville, Donald Argyle (I16223)
46873	SOMERVILLE, Donna Audrey Suddenly, in hospital, Perth, on Thursday morning, June 9th, 2011, at the age of 60. Born in Perth, Ontario on September 9th, 1950, Donna was the dearly loved daughter of Donald and Rose Somerville (nee McPhee), of Perth. Cherished sister to Dale (Irene), of Brockville, and Lindsay (Barbara), of Perth. She will be sadly missed by her soul-mate and best friend, Garry Campbell, also of Perth. Aunt Donna, will be fondly remembered and sorely missed by her nephews; Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, as well as her grand-nieces; Lorrana, Jessica, and Emilee. To honour Donna's wishes, her funeral services will remain private. Cremation has taken place, with a private interment to be scheduled at Greenwood Cemetery, Middleville, at a later date. For those wishing, donations to Middleville Greenwood Cemetery, would be appreciated. Donna's funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth, 613-267-3082. Published in Ottawa Citizen on Jun. 13, 2011	Somerville, Donna Audrey (I52744)
46874	SOMERVILLE, Eva Rose Our loving mother, and grandmother passed away peacefully at Perth Community Care Centre, on Tuesday, November 17, 2015. Eva Rose Somerville, of Perth, at the age of 86. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Donald Argyle Somerville, in 2015, and by her much loved daughter, Donna, her parents, Martin and Lillian McPhee as well as her siblings; Ernest, Allen, Herbert, Merle, Sophia, Florence, Dorothy, Doris, June, Lila and Ferne. Cherished mother to Dale (Irene), of Addison and Lindsay (Barbara), of Perth, and loving grandmother to her 3 grandchildren, Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, her 3 great grandchildren, Lorana (Kyle), Jessica (Steven), Emilee, and great-great grandmother to 2 grandchildren, Savannah and Carsen. Also left to mourn her loss are her sisters-in-law Mary and Murlin. To honour her wishes, cremation has taken place with a Celebration of Life to be held on Friday, November 27, at 11:00 a.m., at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth, followed by a reception in the funeral home. Private interment will be held at Greenwood Cemetery, Middleville, in the Spring of 2016.	McPhee, Eva Rose (I52732)
46875	Somerville-Mather At St. Andrew's Manse, Lanark, on Wednesday, March 15th, by Rev. W. McDonald, B.D., John Lorne Somerville and Ida May Mather, both of Middleville. The Lanark Era Lanark, Ontario, Canada 22 Mar 1911, Wed ?W Page 1	Family: John Lorne Somerville / Ida May Mather (F5027)
46876	son John Farrier and wife 2M-12, 1F-12, Dumbarton, on the Atlas Merchant, 17 Apr 1815, settled 1816 Lot 7&8 Con 10 Burgess Could this be his father? And Cardross has links to three men: Colin Campbell of Colgrain, Alexander Ferrier who built Bloomhill House, and Charles Edmonstone of Cardross Park. Strathleven House, which is now home to the Strathleven Regeneration Community Interest Company (SRCI), is linked to James Ewing (1775-1853), a slave owner, West Indian merchant, former MP and once Lord Provost of Glasgow. https://www.dumbartonreporter.co.uk/news/18534040.examining-areas-link-slave-trade/	Ferrier, Alexander (I6671)
46877	son John, and his wife Agness, are in the household and John is listed as farmer; with their children Lena, Earnest, Jenny, Edna, John and George. son James, in the household is listed as an insurance agent.	Dodds, Ralph (I1514)
46878	Son of Adam Freund and Anna Benvenuti. Buried in the family plot of his maternal grandparents, Oliver James Benvenuti and Mamie Gillespie.	Freund, John Oliver (I40160)
46879	son of Andrew Lawson 1848-1928 & Mariah Donovan, Died; Andrew's son died Lombardy April 27, 1894, at 20 years, 1894 (RR May 3, 1894) there has been much sickness in this vicinity of late Miss Jennie Copeland and Mrs John Hope are just recovering from a very serious illness. Mr. James H. Wood is again on the sick list. Mr. Andrew Lawson's son a boy about 20 after a long illness passed away on Friday last, and was buried in the Methodist cemetery here on Saturday, the service being conducted by a Mr. Warner, one of the Plymouth Brethren.	Lawson, Jeremiah (I46338)
46880	Son of Andrew Lawson and Mary Robertson Father of Walter Lawson ------------ Almonte Gazette Born at Lombardy near Perth, 62 years ago. Learned harness making at Perth and later had shops at Lanark and Almonte. 1856 he went into the hotel business at Quyon. Wife Susannah Dunkin who died 4 years ago. Children John of Almonte, Walter, barrister of Eganville, Mrs Smith, Miss Cynthia of Quyon. A sister is Mrs Harrison of South Haven Michigan, U S A.	Lawson, Walter (I35937)
46881	Son of Bernard Hitsman and Martha Anderson.Husband of Eileen Lake.Reginald Hitsman, 78Reginald Anderson Hitsman, 78, veteran of the Second World War and formerly employed at several Brockville manufacturing plants, died January 4 at the Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre in Ottawa.He was born April 30, 1925, in Winchester to Bernard Hitsman and the former Martha Anderson. He came to Brockville with his family when he was a child and attended Prince of Wales School here.He volunteered for the army when he was 16 and served on active duty overseas during the Second World War until his discharge in 1945. During his service he was wounded by shrapnel in his head and leg.Over the years he worked at Smart's foundry, on the railroad, for Phillips Cables and for Gilbarco, where he was working when he retired in 1990.He married Eileen Lake on October 5, 1951, in Brockville. They built a house on MacDougall Road, RR 4, Brockville, where they remained. His wife died on November 11, 2001.Mr. Hitsman belonged to the Royal Canadian Legion, Brockville, Branch 96. As a young man he played first base on a Brockville baseball team. In his retirement he liked to walk daily, enjoyed his dogs, and especially enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren.He is survived by two sons, Colin Hitsman and Steven Hitsman and his wife Cynthia, all of Ottawa, as well as two grandchildren, Amanda and Eric.Also surviving are two sisters, Melba Lewis of Mobile, Alabama, and Connie Chittenden of Brockville, several nieces and nephews, and two sisters-in-law, Marion Forbes of Perth and Florence Frizell of Brockville.Besides his wife, he was predeceased by his parents.The Brockville Legion held a memorial service on January 6 at the Barclay Funeral Home, Brockville. The funeral was in the Barclay Chapel on January 7, with Rev. Stan Riley officiating. Daughter-in-law Cynthia Hitsman gave the eulogy. Burial followed at Oakland Cemetery, just west of the city.The pallbearers were Steven, Colin and Eric Hitsman, Ken O'Grady, Geoff Chittenden and Tom Schweig.Memorial donations were directed to the Canadian Diabetes Association and the Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre.	Hitsman, Reginald Anderson (I32545)
46882	Son of Bertram and Mabel (n?ee McLean) of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Brother of Pilot Officer B.R Menzies, Elaine and Joan. Commemorated on Page 42 of the 'In the Service of Canada' Book of Remembrance. F/O J.A. MENZIES is one of 107 airmen's names inscribed on the Honour Roll on the Sabre Pilots Memorial at RCAF Memorial Museum in Trenton, Ontario, Canada; the unveiling ceremony of the Sabre Pilots Memorial took place on 19 June 1998.	Menzies, John Alexander (I10763)
46883	Son of Daniel Geddes & Nancy Ferguson. ------------------------------------- Plot 29 : - In memory of Duncan Geddes, died Jan.3,1888, aged 26 yrs. Dearest brother thou hast left us Here thy loss we deeply feel But tis God that hath bereft us He can our sorrows heal ------------------------------------- Death - The Perth Courier - Feb.3,1888 - Elphin News: Daniel Geddes' son Duncan Geddes was buried on the 17th inst., after a short but painful illness which he contracted in the shanty. Another son Daniel Geddes came home last week sick from the shanty. It is to be hoped nothing serious will happen to him.	Geddes, Duncan (I12485)
46884	Son of David Lindsay and Jane Scolin ----- LINDSAY, James Samuel __ In hospital on Friday, March 4, 1966, James Samuel Lindsay, Kars, Ont., in his 81st year, beloved husband Elinor (Nellie) Bell, and husband of the late Eva Taylor (by first marriage), and dear father of Donald, Kars; Keith, Manotick, and Mrs. Elmer (Helen) Fennell, Ottawa. Resting Cummings Funeral Home, funeral 2pm Sunday to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for service at 2.30. Interment Elmview cemetery. (The Ottawa Journal -- Saturday, March 5, 1966)	Lindsay, James Samuel (I50923)
46885	Son of Esther S. born abt. 1860 New York. Father of Carol Romanelly BEERS, Robert ROMANELLY, and Sandra Romanelly STONE. He served in the U. S. Army during World War II from 15 May 1941 to 27 Sep 1945.	Romanelly, Sgt. John R. (I60791)
46886	Son of George Corry and Margaret Cole Married Margaret Climie, 26 Jan 1838, Plympton Township, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada Children: Hyrum Corry, Rachel Maria Corry, Elizabeth Corry, Andrew Corry, Mary Jane Corry, George Corry, William Henry Corry, Margaret C. Corry, Moroni C. Corry, Charlotte C. Corry, Janet Corry, Harriet Jane Corry History - George Corry, Jr. was born in London, Middlesex, England. His parents were George Corry, Sr. and Margaret Cole. His father was a private in the First Regiment of Life Guards. George inherited 100 acres of land through a grant to his father in Plympton, Lambton, Upper Canada. George was baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1843, followed by Margaret in 1844. In 1846 they sold their land in Plympton and left Canada with a group of Scottish members of the church and went to Illinois. Margaret gave birth in their wagon as they were crossing the Flox River in Illinois heading for Nauvoo. Andrew Corry was born on 28 April 1846 in a wagon in the middle of the river. The family moved to Winter Quarters later in 1846 where his parents died. They left Winter Quarters on 17 June 1847 and crossed the plains to Utah arrived on 29 Sept 1847. They were in the Archibald Gardner Company. George was 39 years old and Margaret was 31. The family settled in Provo in 1849-1850 where they lived until 1853. They were called to settle in Cedar City, Iron County where three more of their children were born. They lived in Cedar City until they died. Variant information: ::Name: George Corry ::Birth Date: 25 Oct 1807 ::Baptism Date: 22 Nov 1807 ::Baptism Place: St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, England ::Father: George Corry ::Mother: Margaret ::FHL Film Number: 1042309	Korry, George (I44166)
46887	Son of George Edward Farrand and Ida May Bragg Brother of George Russell Farrand (1900-1984), Bessie Helen Farrand (1891-1961), Alice Margaret Farrand (1895-1987), Mable Blanche Farrand (1902-1983), Stanley August Farrand (1893-1959), Clarence Albert Farrand (1897-1964), Lilian Marie Farrand (1899-1878), Married Pauline C. Reimus March 27, 1926 Saginaw Saginaw Co MI Father of of Duane Farrand (1931-2016), Herbert Farrand (1935-), SOURCES: familysearch.org Saginaw Public Library Obit Index	Farrand, Herbert Norman (I26910)
46888	Son of Glen M. Webster and Dorothea Fouke. He served in the U.S. Navy after graduating from Corvallis (Oregon) High School. Bob married Margaret "Peggy" L. Margason on June 23, 1950 in Portland, Oregon. Peggy died in 1991. Also preceding him in death was his son Reid Webster (July 2016); brother Merrill; and sister Terry.	Webster, Robert Edwin "Bob" (I17701)
46889	son of Harry & Beatrice Royce Herbert Frith, CM, QC (November 12, 1923 - March 17, 2005) was a Canadian diplomat, public servant and politician. He received a BA from the University of Toronto, an LL.B from Osgoode Hall Law School and a Dipl. d'?etudes sup?erieures (droit) from the University of Ottawa. He was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1949. An amateur actor and performer, Frith found time to act in plays, perform on the radio, and sing and play several instruments. Frith first came to prominence as a member of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism in the 1960s. He served as a legal advsisor to the Commissioner of Official Languages from 1971 until 1977 when he was appointed to the Canadian Senate by Pierre Trudeau. He sat in the Upper House as a Liberal and served in various positions including Leader of the Opposition in the Canadian Senate and led the Liberals' filibuster against the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax forcing Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to use an obscure section of the Constitution to appoint extra Senators and ensure passage of the measure. Frith left the Upper House in 1994 to become Canada's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. Frith had a very high profile and used his flair for public performance to his advantage, particularly during Canada's Turbot War with Spain in which he played a crucial role in rallying British public opinion behind Canada. Frith also ensured the retention of Canada House in Trafalgar Square as the site of the Canadian high commission when the government had considered abandoning the location in order to save money. Frith returned to Canada in 1996 and resumed his law practice. In his last years, Firth was a lawyer with the firm Ladner Downs in Vancouver and went into the office daily until just a few weeks prior to his death. He served on various boards including the Board of Trustees of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Frith has also served on the governing bodies of the Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific and the Vancouver Symphony. In 2000 he was appointed a member of the Order of Canada.	Frith, Royce Herbert (I14516)
46890	Son of Henry Budd & Catherine Hannah. He was married to Mary Brownlee on Oct.29,1869 at Dalhousie Township, Lanark County, Ontario. ------------------------------------ Plot 64 : - In memory of William H. Budd, died Feb.14,1875, aged 27 yrs, & 10 mos. ------------------------------------ Ontario Death Registration - Lanark County, Division of Dalhousie, North Sherbrooke & Lavant, Registration # 003946 - says William Henry Budd died February 14, 1875 at the age of 27 years. He was born at Bathurst, Ontario. He was a farmer. He died from consumption, lasting 2 years. The informant of his death was Daniel Budd, a farmer from North Sherbrooke. The Physician in attendance was Dr. Kilborn. William was a Methodist in religion. His death was registered March 1, 1875.	Budd, William Henry (I18062)
46891	Son of James Bell and Eleanor Forsythe (Ireland) Informant, wife: Martha Moody, Osgoode Station ----- JAMES SAMUEL BELL James Samuel Bell, for the past sixteen years a resident of North Gower township passed away at his home on Wednesday afternoon following a stroke which he had taken about twelve days previous. Mr. Bell was well known and esteemed in the community and deep regret is rexpressed at his passing. He was born at Balderson near Perth 73 years ago, and was a member of the Presbyterian church. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, the former Martha Moody; two daughters, Mrs. W. Saunders, Osgoode and Nellie at home; also four sons, Lorne of Perth; and Herbert, Cecil and Lloyd of North Gower township. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon from his late residence to the Presbyterian church at North Gower. Interment was in the Kars cemetery. The Weekly Advance, Kemptville -- Thursday, March 25, 1937, pg 4	Bell, James Samuel (I50919)
46892	Son of James Gilmour & Jessie Crawford ------------------------------- Plot 378 : - In memory of Alexander Gilmour, died Dec.12,1922, aged 58 years. ------------------------------- Death Notice - The Lanark Era Newspaper - Issue of Wednesday, December 20, 1922 - Elphin, Tues. Dec.12th, 1922, Alexander Gilmour, aged 58 years. He was a life-long resident of North Sherbrooke and came from a family of ten, four of whom survive; Edward of Rednersville, ON; John at Pincher Creek, AB; William and Mrs. Alex. Duncan of Elphin, with whom he made his last home. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.	Gilmour, Alexander (I9186)
46893	Son of John Brownlee and Dinah Kerr ----- The funeral of John Brownlee, who died on the 15th instant, took place yesterday to Kars. The deceased died of typhoid after an illness of about three weeks and leaves a widow and four sons, Edwin J., Winnipeg; J. Russell, Thomas A., and Anthony J., of Ottawa; also one brother, James, Ottawa; and three sisters, Mrs. Wm. McCullough, Miss Elizabeth, of Manotick; and Mrs. Wm. Eastman, of Ottawa. The late Mr. Brownlee was 65 years of age and has spent the last five years in Ottawa. Previous to coming to the city the deceased resided in the county of Carleton, where he was one of the best known residents. The deceased was an Anglican in religion and attended [????] Church. Among the floral offerings are: Pillow from the family; crass, Mr. and Mrs. McDiarmid; anchors, brother and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bailey and Mrs. and Maj. Smith; wreaths, Grandson Gordon, Gibson Bros., Market Staff; cut flowers, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Goode, the Misses Rivington; sprays, Grandsons Jack and Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. S.N. Moxley, Mr. and Mrs. D. Brownlee, Miss McPhee, Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Moxley, the Misses Lawless, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Borthwick, the Misses Young, Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Porteous. The Ottawa Evening Journal -- Saturday, August 17, 1912, pg 18	Brownlee, John (I53038)
46894	Son of John Gillespie and Jane Lees. ------------------------------------ James Gillespie, Sr., the veteran ore sampler for the Empire Steel & Iron Company, passed away at 6.30 o'clock this morning at his home, No. 317 Church Street, aged 69 years, 10 months and 23 days. Mr. Gillespie suffered from stomach trouble for some time, but he was able to attend to his duties at the Crane furnaces until last Sunday. He was able to be about, however, and last evening he took a walk as had been his custom. At midnight Mr. Gillespie's condition became serious and he lapsed into a state of unconsciousness, in which condition he remained to the end. The members of his family were at his bedside when he expired. The announcement of Mr. Gillespie's death came as a shock to the entire community, especially to his sfellew-employes [sic] at the furnaces, by all of whom he was held in high regard. The funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his late home, Rev. C. H. Miller, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of which Mr. Gillespie was a member, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot in Fairview Cemetery. The deceased was born at Castle Rock, County Dery, Ireland, on September 21, 1844, a son of Mrs. Jane and the late James Gillespie. He came to America after the close of the Civil War, and started work for the Crane Iron Company, later absorbed by the Empire Steel & Iron Company, and was continuously in the service of the company for 48 years. He was the ore sampler for James Gayley, the first chemist for the Crane Iron Works, later vice president of the United States Steel Corporation, and was sent to a number of States to sample ores, being considered one of the best in the country. He was able to go along a train of ore cars and judge their value in iron as accurately as any chemist. He sampled ores for Leonard Peckitt, president of the Empire Steel & Iron Company; Howard Knauss, superintendent of the Emaus furnaces, and Milton Knauss, superintendent of the Crane iron works, while tney were chemists at the local furnaces, and for E. J. Lynch, chief chemist of the Empire. Mr. Gillespie died less than 24 hours after his neighbor and life-long friend, Andrew Johnson, a veteran furnaceman [Find A Grave Memorial# 191502470]. Mr. Gillespie was united in marriage thirty-nine years ago to Miss Mary Clugston, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Dr. Cornelius Earle, then pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The union was blessed with 12 children, two of whom died in infancy, Besides his bereaved wife he is survived by these children, Robert of Summit Hill, Daniel Gillespie, overseer of the Catasauqua water plant, Mrs. Oliver J. Benvenuti, James B., John, William, Stanley, George and Miss Myrtle Gillespie of this piace, and Charles Gillespie of Jamesville, N. Y. Fifteen grandchildren, and his mother, who is 94 years old, and a sister, Margaret the last two named living in Ireland.... Published in The Allentown Leader, 13 Aug 1914, Thu, Page 7	Gillespie, James (I40138)
46895	Son of John McKinnon & Ann Stuart. Husband of Mary Dixon. ----------------------------------- Plot 15 : (side 1 of stone) - Hugh McKinnon, 1835-1919. - his wife, Mary A. Dixon, 1838-1916. (side 2 of stone) - Jacob McKinnon, died Dec.6,1869, aged 1 yr. & 7 mos. (side 3 of stone) - David McKinnon, died Dec.6, 1869, aged 2 yrs. & 9 mos. (side 4 of stone) - Robert McKinnon, died Oct.28,1900, aged 26 years.	McKinnon, Hugh (I55124)
46896	Son of John McKinnon & Ann Stuart. His death registration & Death Notice both say he died Oct.22,1904, not 1906, which is on his gravestone. ----------------------------------------- Plot 9 - - Ann Stuart McKinnon, 1807-1900, - her son, David McKinnon, 1844-1906. ----------------------------------------- Ontario Death Registration # 015404, Lanark County, Division of Dalhousie & North Sherbrooke - says David McKinnon was a single farmer, aged 61 years and he died at Lot 9, Con 10 of Dalhousie Twp., on Oct.22,1904 from Bright's Disease. ----------------------------------------- Death - Lanark Era -Oct.26,1904 - In Dalhousie, Saturday, October 22nd, Mr. David McKinnon, aged 61 years. Born on the farm where he died, he was unmarried and is survived by two brothers and a sister; Hugh, at Mississippi; Randolph, in Dalhousie, and Mrs. John McDougall, also in Dalhousie. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.	McKinnon, David (I55127)
46897	Son of Joseph William Macken and Jean Kay; widower of Margaret Elizabeth Jackson, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1991-09-013492, B17152.	Macken, Martell Keith (I14380)
46898	Son of Knut Matson and Anna Danielsdotter. Mats came to the USA with his parents in 1869, where the family settled at Cormorant, Minnesota. Mats married Brita "Betsy" Larson in 1896, and he came to Canada in 1909, Betsy and their children following in 1912. The family settled at Whitla, Alberta in the Medicine Hat district. Sweden, Indexed Birth Records Alberta Death Reg. #1928-08-403313	Matson, Mats Knut (I18124)
46899	Son of Lucy Adams and Philo Blackmon. Married Nancy Ann Houghton in DeKalb County, Illinois, February 26, 1863. They had 6 children, all of whom died in infancy or childhood and are buried in the Blackmon Cemetery. Youngest son, Philo, is listed on the stone with father Philo.	Blackmon, Philo (I14067)
46900	Son of Marion Crosby of Brazil Lake, Nova Scotia. Frank Iriam was one of the very first to enlist for service in World War One. He mobilized with the 98th Regiment at Kenora, Ontario on August 04, 1914, the day war was declared, assigned regimental number 57. He went overseas with the 8th (Winnipeg Rifles) Battalion, A Company, Scout Section. He served in France and Flanders until wounded at Amiens on August 09, 1918. In the 1920's and 30's, Frank wrote a manuscript describing his experiences as a scout during the war. Although written from memory, his details match well with both his own service records and various official histories. He forbade publication until well after his death. In 2008, his son finally published it as "In The Trenches, 1914-1918". It is one of the best personal memoirs of the Great War.	Iriam, Frank Stanley (I60545)

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46851

SMITH
ROBERT
ELIZABETH NISSBIT/FR203 (FR203)
02/12/1693
598/
10 351
Kilmaurs

Family: Robert Smith / Elizabeth Nissbit (F11535)

46852

Smith - August 17th
Whitman A. aged 71 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Alma Smith, High River, formerly of Calgary, passed away at the General Hospital following a brief illness. Born in Daisy, Washington, he came to Czar, Alberta with his family in 1910 where he homesteaded and ranched until 1917 when he moved to Gladys Ridge District of High River and farmed extensively and later raised registered Hereford cattle. He also had retained a home In Calgary from 1930 to 1956. He was a member of the Glencoe Club and an ardent curler.
Besides his loving wife he Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Reg (Deene) Pennell. and Mrs. C. (Mary Lou) Prowse, Calgary; one son, Whitman David Smith, Pine Lake, Alberta; 10 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Vera McDevitt and Mrs. Evangeline Barry. both of Watson Lake, Yukon; one brother, Ralph Smith, Calgary.
Services at LEYDEN'S "Chapel of Remembrance" Saturday at 1:30 m. Rev. Norman Knight officiating. Interment, family plot, Queens Park Cemetery.

Calgary Herald
Calgary, Alberta, Canada ? Wednesday, August 19, 1959

Smith, Whitman Alpha (I18388)

46853

SMITH Whitman David Aug 4, 1929 Apr 19, 2016

Mr. Whitman David Smith of Pine Lake, Alberta, passed away after a brief illness, at the Red Deer General Hospital, at the age of 86 years. Dave was predeceased by Beth, his beloved wife of 61 years. Left to mourn his passing are four sons: David (Kerry) and Douglas (Susan) of Calgary, Daniel (Tami) of Red Deer and Duncan of Pine Lake. Survived by his grandchildren: Jay (Gillian), Brad (Kerri), Lauren, Haylie, Cole and Chase, and great- grandchildren Charlotte and Spencer.

Dave was born in Calgary, the youngest child of Alma and Whitman Smith. He grew up on both the family farm in the southern Alberta community of Blackie and the city home in the community of Roxboro in Calgary. Dave met Beth when he was 12 and she was 11, and knew she would be the love of his life; a story that we all heard many times over the years. Dave and Beth moved to Pine Lake in 1958, where they established their own family farm and raised their sons. Dave was a social fellow who enjoyed curling, volunteered as a Cub Scout leader when the boys were young and worked as a seed salesman for 25 years, which resulted in many connections throughout the community. Dave continued to live on the family farm until pneumonia forced him into the hospital. We will miss his funny and cynical outlook on life, death and taxes.

A memorial will be held at the Pine Lake Hub on Monday, May 09, 2016 at 1 pm, where we can all come together to celebrate life. The family would like to thank Dr. Daniel and the staff on Unit 31 for their attentive and compassionate care. Condolences may be sent or viewed at www.parklandfuneralhome.com Arrangements in care of PARKLAND FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORIUM 6287 67 A Street (Taylor Drive), Red Deer (403)340-4040.

Red Deer Advocate, April 30, 2016, Page D4. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/red-deer-advocate-whitman-david-smith-ob/126185835/ : accessed June 10, 2023), clip page for Whitman David Smith obituary by user dianeduncan01

Smith, Whitman David "David" (I53143)

46854

Smith's Falls: last Saturday morning the remains of the late Mr. Joseph McCormick were carried to McVean's burying ground in Montague for interment. The deceased was an old resident of this locality and a much respected member of the Methodist Church . Mr. McCormick died suddenly last Thursday morning of heart disease in the 77th year of his age. The funeral was largely attended.
The Perth Courier, Perth, Ontario, Canada, July 27, 1888

McCormack, Joseph (I35916)

46855

SMITH, Betty of Port Dover, suddenly at her residence on Thursday, July 12, 2007 in her 69th year. Beloved wife and best friend of Terry. Cherished mother of Steve England and Bonnie MacQuarry (Phil) all of Woodstock, step-mother of Terry Smith Jr. of Tillsonburg, Marlene Herkimer (Ken) of Port Dover and Melissa Smith (Wayne) of LaSalette. Dear sister and sister-in-law of Harold Harkes (Hazel) of New Brunswick, Gord Harkes (Hilda) of Clinton, Doris Perrin of Waterloo, Doreen Troyer (George) of Clinton and Sherrin Digulla (Claude) of Listowel. Betty will be sadly missed by her many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Predeceased by her step daughter Teresa Smith and brother-in-law Cecil Perrin. Betty was a great country music fan and she loved to sing. She will be remembered by all who knew her as a loving and thoughtful person with a kind spirit. Friends were invited for visitation at Thompson Waters Funeral Home, 102 First Ave., Port Dover (519-583-1530) on Monday, July 16, 2007, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral Service to celebrate Betty's life was Tuesday, July 17, 2007 at 1 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 195 Victoria St., Simcoe. President Ernie Moore officiated. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. For those wishing donation to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.

Harkes, Betty Lou of Port Dover ON (I48948)

46856

SMITH, Margaret E. December 2, 1 91 4 - October 1 5, 2006 Balderson Telephone Operator (ret'd) Peacefully, at Wiseman's Private Hospital, Perth Community Care Centre, on Sunday, October 15th 2006 Margaret Ella (MacLean) Smith in her 92nd year. Margaret was predeceased by her husband George, daughter Gladalene Blackburn, son-in-law Keith Miller her sisters and brothers Loved mother of Evelyn (Gerry) Cardinal and Budd (Glenice) Smith. Dear sister of Jean (McLean) Turner; she will be sadly missed by her son-in-law Neil (Tanga) Blackburn, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends may pay their respects at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark on Tuesday, October 17th 2006 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Funeral service will be held at the Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. Interment, Pine Grove Cemetery, Lanark. In remembrance, contributions to the Activity Centre of Perth Community Care or charity ot your choice would be appreciated. YOVSG FVNERAl HOME, LANARK 613-267-3765 condolences to: condolencesblairandson.com.

"Obituary for Margaret Ella SMITH" Newspapers.com. The Ottawa Citizen, October 17, 2006. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-margaret/133998931/.

McLean, Margaret Ella (I5146)

46857

Smiths Falls

Gregg, David Willys (I1574)

46858

SMYTH
HEW
JOHN SMYTH/MARGARET GIBSON FR125 (FR125)
M
12/03/1699
597/
10 227
Kilmarnock
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Smith, Hew (I33690)

46859

SNADDON
AGNES
ALEXANDER SNADDON/MARGARET MITCHELL FR51 (FR51)
F
25/03/1764
487/
10 90
Polmont

Snaddon, Agnes (I16125)

46860

SNADDON
AGNES
ALEXANDER SNADDON/MARGARET MITCHELL FR51 (FR51)
F
25/03/1764
487/
10 90
Polmont

Mitchell, Margaret (I42690)

46861

Snangraw
Margaret "Peggy" Louise (nee Rudsdale), late of Weyburn passed away Saturday, September 19, 2009 at the age of 64 years. Peggy was predeceased by her parents, William and Mildred Rudsdale, sons, Christopher Scott and Tory Dean, sister, Linda and nephew, Alex. She leaves behind the father of her children, the man she oved, Carl Shangraw, her son Derrick, daughter, Trudy (David), three grandchildren, Cassandra (Jordan), Byron and Jackie, her sisters, Kim (Charlie), Carol (Phil), Ruth (Jim) and numerous nieces and nephews.

Peggy was born in Kingston, Ontario in 1945. She grew up in Berona, Ontario, where she met Carl and married in 1963, at Portland Ontario. They resided in Harrowsmith, Ontario, until they moved to Weyburn in 1967 where she lived until her passing. Peggy spent most of her time volunteering at her church helping where she could. When she wasn't busy with the church she was doing her bible study, crafts and taking care of her family. she was a fun loving person and could always see the good in everyone and any situation she encountered. She truly enjoyed all of the visits from everyone and felt the love and encouragement that was sent her way. she especially enjoyed the time spent with her dear friend Florence. She treasured her fellowship with Yvonne, Pastor Harley and Rhonda. She looked forward to her games hights with family and friends. She will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by everyone that came to know her over the years of her life. A memorial service was held Friday, September 25th, 2009 sy 2:00 pm from the Silver Heights Bible Church, Weyburn with Pastor Harley Porter officiating. Internment foolowed at the Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Weyburn. Honorary Pallbearers were all in attendance.

Rudsdale, Margaret Louise "Peggy" (I35644)

46862

SNODGRASS
AGNES
ROBERT SNODGRASS/ISSOBELL ALEXANDER FR62 (FR62)
F
08/06/1673
568/
10 56
Kilbarchan

Snodgrass, Agnes (I38199)

46863

Sobering Funeral Chapel, 1-204-268-3510

Bychuk, Andrew (I61747)

46864

Social Security #561097550

Woodworth, Paul Arthur (I7845)

46865

Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.

Source (S872)

46866

Social Security Death Index Transcription 551-24-0575 Issued California

Miller, Mabel Eva (I195)

46867

Sodl to James Machan no date recorded. In 1876 James Machan passsed the property to Andrew Machan by will. In 1890 Andrew Machan passed the property to David Machan by B&S for $1.

Lambie, John Jr. (I12603)

46868

Some descendants of this family went to Westmeath Township in Renfrew County and to Hastings County. Some went to Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Dick, James (I19743)

46869

some say 'at sea'

Travers, Helen Johanna Genevieve (I61342)

46870

Someone has erroneously connect Ann McDonnell to David Calvert. The documentation indicates it was Ann McDonald.

McDonald, Anne (I29944)

46871

Somers-Neal (nee Spencer), Belva
Of Ottawa passed away peacefully on Thursday, 8 May 2014 at the age of 82 years. Beloved wife of Guy Somers-Neal and prececeased by her first husband George (Bud) Bradley. Loving mother of Brenda Garlough (Darl), Bill Bradley (Joanna, Jack Somers-Neal (Danielle, Rose Somers-Neal and Marcelle Dunn (Scott). Lovingly remembered by her 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Survived by her sister Guen McLean (Vern) and predeceased by her brother Abby Spencer (Paula). A private family service was held on Monday, May 12, 2014 at St. John the Apostle. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Ottawa Heart Institute, Medex anad Cancer research would be greatly appreciated. For trust fund details please visit www. tubmanfuneral homes. com.

Spencer, Belva (I25922)

46872

SOMERVILLE, Donald Argyle
Dad passed away peacefully, in hospital, Perth, with his loving family by his side, on Monday, September 7, 2015. Donald Argyle Somerville, in his 90th year. He was predeceased by his parents John and Ida Somerville, and by his daughter Donna, as well as his siblings: Jack, Isabelle, Florence and Blanche.
Don was the beloved husband for over 66 years to Rose (nee` McPhee), of Perth, and much loved and respected father to Dale (Irene) Somerville, of Addison, and Lindsay (Barbara) Somerville, of Perth.
Cherished grandfather to Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, great grandfather to Loranna (Kyle), Jessica (Steve), and Emilee, and great-great grandfather to Savannah and Carsen.
Our father worked as a trucker for Reis Equipment in Carp, for many years and loved to work on small gas engines as a hobby, and he travelled all over Eastern Ontario, proudly demonstrating his antique gas engines at community fairs and exhibits, a passion that he shared with his sons and grandsons.
To honour Don's wishes, cremation has taken place. Friends are invited to Greenwood Cemetery, on Saturday, September 26, at 11:00 am for a graveside service to honour him. A reception will follow at Middleville Community Hall, and all are welcome.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Greenwood Cemetery or to Perth Community Care Activity Centre, would be appreciated.
Mr. Somerville's funeral arrangements are entrusted to the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth 613-267-3082

Somerville, Donald Argyle (I16223)

46873

SOMERVILLE, Donna Audrey Suddenly, in hospital, Perth, on Thursday morning, June 9th, 2011, at the age of 60. Born in Perth, Ontario on September 9th, 1950, Donna was the dearly loved daughter of Donald and Rose Somerville (nee McPhee), of Perth. Cherished sister to Dale (Irene), of Brockville, and Lindsay (Barbara), of Perth. She will be sadly missed by her soul-mate and best friend, Garry Campbell, also of Perth. Aunt Donna, will be fondly remembered and sorely missed by her nephews; Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, as well as her grand-nieces; Lorrana, Jessica, and Emilee. To honour Donna's wishes, her funeral services will remain private. Cremation has taken place, with a private interment to be scheduled at Greenwood Cemetery, Middleville, at a later date. For those wishing, donations to Middleville Greenwood Cemetery, would be appreciated. Donna's funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, Perth, 613-267-3082.

Published in Ottawa Citizen on Jun. 13, 2011

Somerville, Donna Audrey (I52744)

46874

SOMERVILLE, Eva Rose
Our loving mother, and grandmother passed away peacefully at Perth Community Care Centre, on Tuesday, November 17, 2015.
Eva Rose Somerville, of Perth, at the age of 86.
She was predeceased by her loving husband, Donald Argyle Somerville, in 2015, and by her much loved daughter, Donna, her parents, Martin and Lillian McPhee as well as her siblings; Ernest, Allen, Herbert, Merle, Sophia, Florence, Dorothy, Doris, June, Lila and Ferne.
Cherished mother to Dale (Irene), of Addison and Lindsay (Barbara), of Perth, and loving grandmother to her 3 grandchildren, Martin, David (Mary Jane), and Thomas, her 3 great grandchildren, Lorana (Kyle), Jessica (Steven), Emilee, and great-great grandmother to 2 grandchildren, Savannah and Carsen.
Also left to mourn her loss are her sisters-in-law Mary and Murlin.
To honour her wishes, cremation has taken place with a Celebration of Life to be held on Friday, November 27, at 11:00 a.m., at the O'Dacre Family Funeral Home, 15 Victoria Street, Perth, followed by a reception in the funeral home.
Private interment will be held at Greenwood Cemetery, Middleville, in the Spring of 2016.

McPhee, Eva Rose (I52732)

46875

Somerville-Mather
At St. Andrew's Manse, Lanark, on Wednesday, March 15th, by Rev. W. McDonald, B.D., John Lorne Somerville and Ida May Mather, both of Middleville.

The Lanark Era
Lanark, Ontario, Canada
22 Mar 1911, Wed ?W Page 1

Family: John Lorne Somerville / Ida May Mather (F5027)

46876

son
John Farrier and wife
2M-12, 1F-12, Dumbarton, on the Atlas Merchant, 17 Apr 1815, settled 1816 Lot 7&8 Con 10 Burgess

Could this be his father?
And Cardross has links to three men: Colin Campbell of Colgrain, Alexander Ferrier who built Bloomhill House, and Charles Edmonstone of Cardross Park.

Strathleven House, which is now home to the Strathleven Regeneration Community Interest Company (SRCI), is linked to James Ewing (1775-1853), a slave owner, West Indian merchant, former MP and once Lord Provost of Glasgow.

https://www.dumbartonreporter.co.uk/news/18534040.examining-areas-link-slave-trade/

Ferrier, Alexander (I6671)

46877

son John, and his wife Agness, are in the household and John is listed as farmer; with their children Lena, Earnest, Jenny, Edna, John and George.

son James, in the household is listed as an insurance agent.

Dodds, Ralph (I1514)

46878

Son of Adam Freund and Anna Benvenuti.
Buried in the family plot of his maternal grandparents, Oliver James Benvenuti and Mamie Gillespie.

Freund, John Oliver (I40160)

46879

son of Andrew Lawson 1848-1928 & Mariah Donovan,
Died; Andrew's son died Lombardy April 27, 1894, at 20 years, 1894 (RR May 3, 1894) there has been much sickness in this vicinity of late Miss Jennie Copeland and Mrs John Hope are just recovering from a very serious illness. Mr. James H. Wood is again on the sick list. Mr. Andrew Lawson's son a boy about 20 after a long illness passed away on Friday last, and was buried in the Methodist cemetery here on Saturday, the service being conducted by a Mr. Warner, one of the Plymouth Brethren.

Lawson, Jeremiah (I46338)

46880

Son of Andrew Lawson and Mary Robertson
Father of Walter Lawson
------------
Almonte Gazette
Born at Lombardy near Perth, 62 years ago. Learned harness making at Perth and later had shops at Lanark and Almonte. 1856 he went into the hotel business at Quyon. Wife Susannah Dunkin who died 4 years ago. Children John of Almonte, Walter, barrister of Eganville, Mrs Smith, Miss Cynthia of Quyon. A sister is Mrs Harrison of South Haven Michigan, U S A.

Lawson, Walter (I35937)

46881

Son of Bernard Hitsman and Martha Anderson.Husband of Eileen Lake.Reginald Hitsman, 78Reginald Anderson Hitsman, 78, veteran of the Second World War and formerly employed at several Brockville manufacturing plants, died January 4 at the Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre in Ottawa.He was born April 30, 1925, in Winchester to Bernard Hitsman and the former Martha Anderson. He came to Brockville with his family when he was a child and attended Prince of Wales School here.He volunteered for the army when he was 16 and served on active duty overseas during the Second World War until his discharge in 1945. During his service he was wounded by shrapnel in his head and leg.Over the years he worked at Smart's foundry, on the railroad, for Phillips Cables and for Gilbarco, where he was working when he retired in 1990.He married Eileen Lake on October 5, 1951, in Brockville. They built a house on MacDougall Road, RR 4, Brockville, where they remained. His wife died on November 11, 2001.Mr. Hitsman belonged to the Royal Canadian Legion, Brockville, Branch 96. As a young man he played first base on a Brockville baseball team. In his retirement he liked to walk daily, enjoyed his dogs, and especially enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren.He is survived by two sons, Colin Hitsman and Steven Hitsman and his wife Cynthia, all of Ottawa, as well as two grandchildren, Amanda and Eric.Also surviving are two sisters, Melba Lewis of Mobile, Alabama, and Connie Chittenden of Brockville, several nieces and nephews, and two sisters-in-law, Marion Forbes of Perth and Florence Frizell of Brockville.Besides his wife, he was predeceased by his parents.The Brockville Legion held a memorial service on January 6 at the Barclay Funeral Home, Brockville. The funeral was in the Barclay Chapel on January 7, with Rev. Stan Riley officiating. Daughter-in-law Cynthia Hitsman gave the eulogy. Burial followed at Oakland Cemetery, just west of the city.The pallbearers were Steven, Colin and Eric Hitsman, Ken O'Grady, Geoff Chittenden and Tom Schweig.Memorial donations were directed to the Canadian Diabetes Association and the Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre.

Hitsman, Reginald Anderson (I32545)

46882

Son of Bertram and Mabel (n?ee McLean) of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Brother of Pilot Officer B.R Menzies, Elaine and Joan.

Commemorated on Page 42 of the 'In the Service of Canada' Book of Remembrance.

F/O J.A. MENZIES is one of 107 airmen's names inscribed on the Honour Roll on the Sabre Pilots Memorial at RCAF Memorial Museum in Trenton, Ontario, Canada; the unveiling ceremony of the Sabre Pilots Memorial took place on 19 June 1998.

Menzies, John Alexander (I10763)

46883

Son of Daniel Geddes & Nancy Ferguson.
-------------------------------------
Plot 29 :
- In memory of Duncan Geddes, died Jan.3,1888, aged 26 yrs.

Dearest brother thou hast left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But tis God that hath bereft us
He can our sorrows heal
-------------------------------------
Death - The Perth Courier - Feb.3,1888 -
Elphin News: Daniel Geddes' son Duncan Geddes was buried on the 17th inst., after a short but painful illness which he contracted in the shanty. Another son Daniel Geddes came home last week sick from the shanty. It is to be hoped nothing serious will happen to him.

Geddes, Duncan (I12485)

46884

Son of David Lindsay and Jane Scolin
-----
LINDSAY, James Samuel __
In hospital on Friday, March 4, 1966, James Samuel Lindsay, Kars, Ont., in his 81st year, beloved husband Elinor (Nellie) Bell, and husband of the late Eva Taylor (by first marriage), and dear father of Donald, Kars; Keith, Manotick, and Mrs. Elmer (Helen) Fennell, Ottawa. Resting Cummings Funeral Home, funeral 2pm Sunday to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for service at 2.30. Interment Elmview cemetery.
(The Ottawa Journal -- Saturday, March 5, 1966)

Lindsay, James Samuel (I50923)

46885

Son of Esther S. born abt. 1860 New York.

Father of Carol Romanelly BEERS, Robert ROMANELLY, and Sandra Romanelly STONE.

He served in the U. S. Army during World War II from 15 May 1941 to 27 Sep 1945.

Romanelly, Sgt. John R. (I60791)

46886

Son of George Corry and Margaret Cole

Married Margaret Climie, 26 Jan 1838, Plympton Township, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada

Children: Hyrum Corry, Rachel Maria Corry, Elizabeth Corry, Andrew Corry, Mary Jane Corry, George Corry, William Henry Corry, Margaret C. Corry, Moroni C. Corry, Charlotte C. Corry, Janet Corry, Harriet Jane Corry

History - George Corry, Jr. was born in London, Middlesex, England. His parents were George Corry, Sr. and Margaret Cole. His father was a private in the First Regiment of Life Guards. George inherited 100 acres of land through a grant to his father in Plympton, Lambton, Upper Canada.

George was baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1843, followed by Margaret in 1844. In 1846 they sold their land in Plympton and left Canada with a group of Scottish members of the church and went to Illinois. Margaret gave birth in their wagon as they were crossing the Flox River in Illinois heading for Nauvoo.

Andrew Corry was born on 28 April 1846 in a wagon in the middle of the river. The family moved to Winter Quarters later in 1846 where his parents died. They left Winter Quarters on 17 June 1847 and crossed the plains to Utah arrived on 29 Sept 1847. They were in the Archibald Gardner Company. George was 39 years old and Margaret was 31.

The family settled in Provo in 1849-1850 where they lived until 1853. They were called to settle in Cedar City, Iron County where three more of their children were born. They lived in Cedar City until they died.

Variant information:
::Name: George Corry
::Birth Date: 25 Oct 1807
::Baptism Date: 22 Nov 1807
::Baptism Place: St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, England
::Father: George Corry
::Mother: Margaret
::FHL Film Number: 1042309

Korry, George (I44166)

46887

Son of George Edward Farrand and Ida May Bragg
Brother of George Russell Farrand (1900-1984), Bessie Helen Farrand (1891-1961), Alice Margaret Farrand (1895-1987), Mable Blanche Farrand (1902-1983), Stanley August Farrand (1893-1959), Clarence Albert Farrand (1897-1964), Lilian Marie Farrand (1899-1878),
Married Pauline C. Reimus March 27, 1926 Saginaw Saginaw Co MI
Father of of Duane Farrand (1931-2016), Herbert Farrand (1935-),
SOURCES: familysearch.org
Saginaw Public Library Obit Index

Farrand, Herbert Norman (I26910)

46888

Son of Glen M. Webster and Dorothea Fouke.
He served in the U.S. Navy after graduating from Corvallis (Oregon) High School.
Bob married Margaret "Peggy" L. Margason on June 23, 1950 in Portland, Oregon. Peggy died in 1991.
Also preceding him in death was his son Reid Webster (July 2016); brother Merrill; and sister Terry.

Webster, Robert Edwin "Bob" (I17701)

46889

son of Harry & Beatrice
Royce Herbert Frith, CM, QC (November 12, 1923 - March 17, 2005) was a Canadian diplomat, public servant and politician.

He received a BA from the University of Toronto, an LL.B from Osgoode Hall Law School and a Dipl. d'?etudes sup?erieures (droit) from the University of Ottawa. He was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1949. An amateur actor and performer, Frith found time to act in plays, perform on the radio, and sing and play several instruments.

Frith first came to prominence as a member of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism in the 1960s. He served as a legal advsisor to the Commissioner of Official Languages from 1971 until 1977 when he was appointed to the Canadian Senate by Pierre Trudeau. He sat in the Upper House as a Liberal and served in various positions including Leader of the Opposition in the Canadian Senate and led the Liberals' filibuster against the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax forcing Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to use an obscure section of the Constitution to appoint extra Senators and ensure passage of the measure.

Frith left the Upper House in 1994 to become Canada's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. Frith had a very high profile and used his flair for public performance to his advantage, particularly during Canada's Turbot War with Spain in which he played a crucial role in rallying British public opinion behind Canada. Frith also ensured the retention of Canada House in Trafalgar Square as the site of the Canadian high commission when the government had considered abandoning the location in order to save money. Frith returned to Canada in 1996 and resumed his law practice.

In his last years, Firth was a lawyer with the firm Ladner Downs in Vancouver and went into the office daily until just a few weeks prior to his death. He served on various boards including the Board of Trustees of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Frith has also served on the governing bodies of the Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific and the Vancouver Symphony. In 2000 he was appointed a member of the Order of Canada.

Frith, Royce Herbert (I14516)

46890

Son of Henry Budd & Catherine Hannah. He was married to Mary Brownlee on Oct.29,1869 at Dalhousie Township, Lanark County, Ontario.
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Plot 64 :
- In memory of William H. Budd, died Feb.14,1875, aged 27 yrs, & 10 mos.
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Ontario Death Registration - Lanark County, Division of Dalhousie, North Sherbrooke & Lavant, Registration # 003946 -
says William Henry Budd died February 14, 1875 at the age of 27 years. He was born at Bathurst, Ontario. He was a farmer. He died from consumption, lasting 2 years. The informant of his death was Daniel Budd, a farmer from North Sherbrooke. The Physician in attendance was Dr. Kilborn. William was a Methodist in religion. His death was registered March 1, 1875.

Budd, William Henry (I18062)

46891

Son of James Bell and Eleanor Forsythe (Ireland)
Informant, wife: Martha Moody, Osgoode Station
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JAMES SAMUEL BELL
James Samuel Bell, for the past sixteen years a resident of North Gower township passed away at his home on Wednesday afternoon following a stroke which he had taken about twelve days previous. Mr. Bell was well known and esteemed in the community and deep regret is rexpressed at his passing. He was born at Balderson near Perth 73 years ago, and was a member of the Presbyterian church.
Left to mourn his passing are his wife, the former Martha Moody; two daughters, Mrs. W. Saunders, Osgoode and Nellie at home; also four sons, Lorne of Perth; and Herbert, Cecil and Lloyd of North Gower township. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon from his late residence to the Presbyterian church at North Gower. Interment was in the Kars cemetery.
The Weekly Advance, Kemptville -- Thursday, March 25, 1937, pg 4

Bell, James Samuel (I50919)

46892

Son of James Gilmour & Jessie Crawford
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Plot 378 :
- In memory of Alexander Gilmour, died Dec.12,1922, aged 58 years.
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Death Notice - The Lanark Era Newspaper - Issue of Wednesday, December 20, 1922 -
Elphin, Tues. Dec.12th, 1922, Alexander Gilmour, aged 58 years. He was a life-long resident of North Sherbrooke and came from a family of ten, four of whom survive; Edward of Rednersville, ON; John at Pincher Creek, AB; William and Mrs. Alex. Duncan of Elphin, with whom he made his last home. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

Gilmour, Alexander (I9186)

46893

Son of John Brownlee and Dinah Kerr
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The funeral of John Brownlee, who died on the 15th instant, took place yesterday to Kars. The deceased died of typhoid after an illness of about three weeks and leaves a widow and four sons, Edwin J., Winnipeg; J. Russell, Thomas A., and Anthony J., of Ottawa; also one brother, James, Ottawa; and three sisters, Mrs. Wm. McCullough, Miss Elizabeth, of Manotick; and Mrs. Wm. Eastman, of Ottawa.
The late Mr. Brownlee was 65 years of age and has spent the last five years in Ottawa. Previous to coming to the city the deceased resided in the county of Carleton, where he was one of the best known residents. The deceased was an Anglican in religion and attended [????] Church. Among the floral offerings are: Pillow from the family; crass, Mr. and Mrs. McDiarmid; anchors, brother and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bailey and Mrs. and Maj. Smith; wreaths, Grandson Gordon, Gibson Bros., Market Staff; cut flowers, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Goode, the Misses Rivington; sprays, Grandsons Jack and Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. S.N. Moxley, Mr. and Mrs. D. Brownlee, Miss McPhee, Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Moxley, the Misses Lawless, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Borthwick, the Misses Young, Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Porteous.
The Ottawa Evening Journal -- Saturday, August 17, 1912, pg 18

Brownlee, John (I53038)

46894

Son of John Gillespie and Jane Lees.
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James Gillespie, Sr., the veteran ore sampler for the Empire Steel & Iron Company, passed away at 6.30 o'clock this morning at his home, No. 317 Church Street, aged 69 years, 10 months and 23 days. Mr. Gillespie suffered from stomach trouble for some time, but he was able to attend to his duties at the Crane furnaces until last Sunday. He was able to be about, however, and last evening he took a walk as had been his custom.

At midnight Mr. Gillespie's condition became serious and he lapsed into a state of unconsciousness, in which condition he remained to the end. The members of his family were at his bedside when he expired. The announcement of Mr. Gillespie's death came as a shock to the entire community, especially to his sfellew-employes [sic] at the furnaces, by all of whom he was held in high regard.

The funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his late home, Rev. C. H. Miller, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of which Mr. Gillespie was a member, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot in Fairview Cemetery.

The deceased was born at Castle Rock, County Dery, Ireland, on September 21, 1844, a son of Mrs. Jane and the late James Gillespie. He came to America after the close of the Civil War, and started work for the Crane Iron Company, later absorbed by the Empire Steel & Iron Company, and was continuously in the service of the company for 48 years. He was the ore sampler for James Gayley, the first chemist for the Crane Iron Works, later vice president of the United States Steel Corporation, and was sent to a number of States to sample ores, being considered one of the best in the country. He was able to go along a train of ore cars and judge their value in iron as accurately as any chemist. He sampled ores for Leonard Peckitt, president of the Empire Steel & Iron Company; Howard Knauss, superintendent of the Emaus furnaces, and Milton Knauss, superintendent of the Crane iron works, while tney were chemists at the local furnaces, and for E. J. Lynch, chief chemist of the Empire. Mr. Gillespie died less than 24 hours after his neighbor and life-long friend, Andrew Johnson, a veteran furnaceman [Find A Grave Memorial# 191502470].

Mr. Gillespie was united in marriage thirty-nine years ago to Miss Mary Clugston, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Dr. Cornelius Earle, then pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The union was blessed with 12 children, two of whom died in infancy, Besides his bereaved wife he is survived by these children, Robert of Summit Hill, Daniel Gillespie, overseer of the Catasauqua water plant, Mrs. Oliver J. Benvenuti, James B., John, William, Stanley, George and Miss Myrtle Gillespie of this piace, and Charles Gillespie of Jamesville, N. Y. Fifteen grandchildren, and his mother, who is 94 years old, and a sister, Margaret the last two named living in Ireland....

Published in The Allentown Leader, 13 Aug 1914, Thu, Page 7

Gillespie, James (I40138)

46895

Son of John McKinnon & Ann Stuart.
Husband of Mary Dixon.
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Plot 15 :
(side 1 of stone)
- Hugh McKinnon, 1835-1919.
- his wife, Mary A. Dixon, 1838-1916.
(side 2 of stone)
- Jacob McKinnon, died Dec.6,1869, aged 1 yr. & 7 mos.
(side 3 of stone)
- David McKinnon, died Dec.6, 1869, aged 2 yrs. & 9 mos.
(side 4 of stone)
- Robert McKinnon, died Oct.28,1900, aged 26 years.

McKinnon, Hugh (I55124)

46896

Son of John McKinnon & Ann Stuart. His death registration & Death Notice both say he died Oct.22,1904, not 1906, which is on his gravestone.
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Plot 9 -
- Ann Stuart McKinnon, 1807-1900,
- her son, David McKinnon, 1844-1906.
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Ontario Death Registration # 015404, Lanark County, Division of Dalhousie & North Sherbrooke - says David McKinnon was a single farmer, aged 61 years and he died at Lot 9, Con 10 of Dalhousie Twp., on Oct.22,1904 from Bright's Disease.
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Death - Lanark Era -Oct.26,1904 -
In Dalhousie, Saturday, October 22nd, Mr. David McKinnon, aged 61 years. Born on the farm where he died, he was unmarried and is survived by two brothers and a sister; Hugh, at Mississippi; Randolph, in Dalhousie, and Mrs. John McDougall, also in Dalhousie. Burial in Crawford's Cemetery.

McKinnon, David (I55127)

46897

Son of Joseph William Macken and Jean Kay; widower of Margaret Elizabeth Jackson, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1991-09-013492, B17152.

Macken, Martell Keith (I14380)

46898

Son of Knut Matson and Anna Danielsdotter.
Mats came to the USA with his parents in 1869, where the family settled at Cormorant, Minnesota. Mats married Brita "Betsy" Larson in 1896, and he came to Canada in 1909, Betsy and their children following in 1912. The family settled at Whitla, Alberta in the Medicine Hat district.

Sweden, Indexed Birth Records
Alberta Death Reg. #1928-08-403313

Matson, Mats Knut (I18124)

46899

Son of Lucy Adams and Philo Blackmon. Married Nancy Ann Houghton in DeKalb County, Illinois, February 26, 1863. They had 6 children, all of whom died in infancy or childhood and are buried in the Blackmon Cemetery. Youngest son, Philo, is listed on the stone with father Philo.

Blackmon, Philo (I14067)

46900

Son of Marion Crosby of Brazil Lake, Nova Scotia.

Frank Iriam was one of the very first to enlist for service in World War One. He mobilized with the 98th Regiment at Kenora, Ontario on August 04, 1914, the day war was declared, assigned regimental number 57. He went overseas with the 8th (Winnipeg Rifles) Battalion, A Company, Scout Section. He served in France and Flanders until wounded at Amiens on August 09, 1918. In the 1920's and 30's, Frank wrote a manuscript describing his experiences as a scout during the war. Although written from memory, his details match well with both his own service records and various official histories. He forbade publication until well after his death. In 2008, his son finally published it as "In The Trenches, 1914-1918". It is one of the best personal memoirs of the Great War.

Iriam, Frank Stanley (I60545)

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