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46901	Son of Oscar A Crandell (Lanark Co., Ont) and Jessie Baird (Perth, Ont) Husband of Alice Louisa Todd Occupation: Estimator - Plumbing Infomant: Mrs Byrnice McGee (daughter) Sources: BC Archives Birth Registration Number:1894-09-081626 BC Archives Death Registration Number:1967-09-001357 \|----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| WW1 veteran, Private, reg # 790994. Enlisted with the 131st Battalion CEF in New Westminster on 29 Apr 1916. Served in France with the 47th Battalion. Was awarded the Military Medal 15 May 1917. Was demobilized July 4, 1919. Source: Library and Archives Canada Personnel Records of the First World War	Crandall, Arthur Leslie (I60290)
46902	Son of Oscar A Crandell and Jessie Baird. WW1 veteran, service number 790995, he enlisted with the 131st Battalion CEF with his brother Arthur Leslie in New Westminster on 29 Apr 1916, one day after his 18th birthday. He served with the 47th Battalion in France where he was killed in action. Gravesite Details Private, 47th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment). Killed in action. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crandell, of 331 Knox St., New Westminster, British Columbia. Age: 18.	Crandall, Pvt. James Gordon (I60300)
46903	Son of Paul Heck d. 1795 and Barbara Heck d.1804. Whom both are buried in the Blue Church Cemetery there is a monument dedicated to his mother Barbara Heck who's footsteps he followed. Among the more prominent Loyalists to have settled in this area were Barbara and Paul Heck. While living in New York City in 1766, Barbara Heck had a religious experience that resulted in her opening a Methodist chapel-the first in the city. When the American Revolutionary War broke out in 1766, Paul Heck took up arms for the British. His farm in Vermont was confiscated and he fled with his family to the Montreal area. The family received a grant of land in the Third Concession of Augusta Township near what became the hamlet of Maynard. There they held the first Methodist class (service) in their tiny cabin in the forest. A number of other Methodist families received grants of land in the same vicinity and this tiny group was instrumental in establishing the first circuits of the Canadian Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Upper Canada. Methodism was particularly well-suited to frontier conditions since its followers were quite happy to hold services in their houses or the outdoors, if necessary, whenever one of their circuit riders (itinerant preachers) visited them. In 1817, Samuel, was ordained a deacon in the Methodist chapel at Elizabethtown at the first meeting of the Methodist Conference held in Upper Canada. The Methodist Episcopal Church became the United Church of Canada in 1925. The inscription on the monument dedicated to his mother reads: Born in 1735 ? Died Aug 17, 1804 "Barbara Heck put her brave soul against the rugged possibilities of the future and under God, brought into existence American and Canadian Methodism, and between these her memory will ever form a most hallowed link."	Heck, Rev. Samuel (I14163)
46904	Son of Peter Reid and Jane Harvey Peter Reid Jr. married three times. 1) Marion Sommerville (m. Dec 17, 1841). They had at least 9 children: Peter, Margaret, John, William, Jane, Edward, Marion, Robert and Ellen/Helen. 2) Mary Taylor (m. May 22, 1860). They had at least 6 children: Archibald, Agnes, Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and James Henry. 3) Jane Kenney (m. Jan 2, 1878).	Reid, Peter Jr. (I8958)
46905	Son of Philo Blackmon and Nancy Houghton. Died of whooping cough	Blackmon, Philo Jr. (I43030)
46906	Son of S?oren J?oransson aka Yorgason and Karna "Caroline" Nilsdotter. His name at birth was Jons J?oransson. Along with his parents and older siblings, he departed Sweden in October 1855, to travel to the Utah Territory. His family traveled to Norway, then Denmark, then took a ship to England. He and his family left Liverpool, England on December 12, 1855 aboard the wooden three-masted ship John J. Boyd, which was full of Mormon immigrants headed for Utah. They arrived in New York on February 14, 1856, and were processed through Castle Clinton on the southern tip of Manhattan Island. From New York, they took the train west, to the end of the line at Keokuk, Iowa. They stayed and worked in that area until they could afford to continue their travels west to the Utah Territory the following year. While they were in Iowa, the family name was changed to Yorgason, rather than Joransson. The Yorgason family settled in Fountain Green, Sanpete county, Utah. Later, James' older brother Pehr (Peter) moved to Alberta, Canada. James married Kjersti "Christena" Johnson as the first of his eight wives. Christena's family was about to move out of Utah, having left the Mormon church due to the perfidy of a local Mormon bishop, and so Christena's elopement with James came as quite a surprise to the families. Christena Johnson's family later settled in Omaha, Nebraska, making their home where the Joslyn Art Museum is now located. With the support and encouragement of his first wife, he entered into a number of plural marriages. He was named a bishop in the local church. He headed two church missions to Sweden. He became a successful businessman. In addition to other enterprises, he owned a dairy in Salt Lake City. In the 1890s, when James Yorgason moved to Los Angeles, California from Utah, to avoid federal marshalls who were seeking polygamists, he was unable to convince any of his wives to move to California with him -- such was the amount of trouble that had been brought on the family by the feds. He assumed the name James Y. Johnson. His eldest son with Frances Tilby Yorgason, John William Yorgason, joined him in Los Angeles. They worked together, lived next door to each other, and John William Yorgason also assumed the name Johnson. "James Yorgason (Joranson), Bishop of Fountain Green, Sanpete County, Utah, was born May 16, 1847, at Malm?o, Malm?ohus l?an, Sweden, the son of S?oren J?oranson and Caroline Jensen. He was baptized in 1856 and emigrated to Utah in 1857 with his parents, locating in Moroni, Sanpete county, where he resided until 1884, when he moved to Fountain Green, having been called to preside there as Bishop. He was ordained to that position in 1884, by Francis M. Lyman, and held the position until 1891, when he was released, and moved to California, where he resided for twenty-five years, mostly at Los Angeles. While a resident of Utah he was principally engaged in farming and sheep-raising. Having just returned from California, he died at Fountain Green May 16, 1917. "During his life he married six wives [sic], namely: Christina Johnson, who bore him nine children; Frances M. Tilby, who was the mother of five children; Amy, who bore him three children; Maria Peterson, who became the mother of two children; Hannah Olsen, who bore him one child, and Catherine, who became the mother of two children. "Bishop J?oranson filled two missions to Sweden, the first one in 1881-1883, when he presided over the Sk?ane conference, and the other in 1886-1888, when he presided over the Stockholm conference." (from the LDS Biographical Encyclopedia) Of his 21 children, only ten sons and two daughters survived disease and mishap to reach adulthood and parenthood. His grandchildren included: (grandchildren through 1st wife Christena Johnson, n?ee Jonsson) -11 children of daughter Mary Caroline Johanna Yorgason Henrie and Arthur Henrie -9 children of son James Sanders Yorgason and Ellen Maria Aagard Yorgason -8 children of daughter Elinor "Nora" Cecelia Yorgason Morgan and James Edward Morgan -4 children of son Joseph Soren Adam Yorgason and Sybil Stevens Yorgason -2 children of son Wilford Moroni Yorgason and Mary Luella Larsen Yorgason -4 children of son Ernest Alonzo Yorgason and Luzean Lamar Stevens Yorgason (grandchildren through 2nd wife Frances Tilby) -4 children of son John William Yorgason and Martha Matilda "Mattie" Butts Yorgason -7 children of son Hyrum Vincent Yorgason and Ida Pernella "Nellie" Anderson Yorgason (grandchildren through 3rd wife Emma "Amy" Christena Larson, later Draper) -4 children of son Orson LeRoy Yorgason and Hannah Christine Anderson Yorgason (grandchildren through 4th wife Maria Lovisa Pehrsson) -4 children of son Robert Gustaf Yorgason and Laura Melvina Woodland Yorgason -6 children of son Charles Edward Yorgason and Esther Matilda Erickson Yorgason (grandchildren through 7th wife Anna Louisa Svederus) -6 children of son Enoch Yorgason (aka Clifford Nuttall) and Gladys Spry Nuttall - - - - - When James [Yorgason] Johnson was living in Los Angeles, after the death of his first wife Christena and before the sudden and total loss of his famous "World's Largest" Pigeon Ranch or Farm in 1914 (see eBay for any number of tourist picture postcards of that business), he married one last time. His new wife was Gertrude Colby Kimmell Wing, who had been twice widowed. One of her daughters, Mary Gertrude Kimmell, was married to the creator and artist of the famed Dogs Playing Poker paintings. Thus, James Yorgason became the step-father-in-law of Cassius Marcellus Coolidge. In 1917, James Yorgason Johnson contracted septicemia secondary to foot gangrene after stepping on a nail, due to complications of adult-onset diabetes. The larger complication was that his new wife was a devout Christian Scientist, and in deference to her wishes he did not consult a doctor at the time of the injury. Eventually, as his health failed, his wife Gertrude contacted his family in Wyoming, and arranged for one of his sons and a grandson to bring him back from California to Wyoming. There was a hope that he would benefit from the waters at Thermopolis, Wyoming. Before he could reach Wyoming, he died at his boyhood home in Fountain Green, Sanpete county, Utah, and was buried at the Yorgason Family Cemetery. At his death, he was survived by his last wife, Gertrude Colby Kimmell Wing Johnson; four former wives (all four wives had sought their divorce); 10 children; and 37 grandchildren. Of his surviving descendants, six children and 24 grandchildren were from his marriage to his first wife, Christena Johnson.	Yorgason, Jens Sorensson "James" (I23047)
46907	Son of Walter Lawson and Margaret Laing? --------------- Perth Courier, December 5, 1873 Lawson? Died, at Perth, on Monday, 1st Dec., Walter Lawson, Sr., aged 86 (or 88?) years, a native of Dumfrieshire, Scotland. Last Will and Testament Doc. G R 1-235 Brockville Land Office This is the last will and Testament of one Walter Lawson formerly of the township of Elmsley in the County of Leeds, but now of the town of Perth, in the County of Lanark, Yeoman. In the First Place; I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife Margaret Lawson, the sum of One Hundred Dollars to be paid to her by my executors herein after named immediately after my decease. In the Second Place; I give devise and bequeath all the rest residence and remainder of my estate both real and personal of which I may die possessed unto my executors herein named. Upon Trust that any said executors or the survivors or survivor of them or the heirs executors or administrators of such survivor shall as soon as conveniently maybe sell the same either by public auction, or private contract and execute and do all such assurances and acts for effectuating any such sale as they or he shall think fit and shall invest proceeds of such sale on the security of mortgages of real estate or upon such other security as they or he may deem advisable and shall pay the income thereof at least once in each year to my dearly beloved wife Margaret Lawson during her life and after the death of my said wife Margaret Lawson in trust todivide said principal monies as follows thats to say; First; One seventh of my said principal monies shall be given to my daughter Margaret Lillie. Second; One seventh of my said principal monies shall be divided equally amongst my grandchildren; John Ferrier, Walter Ferrier, William Ferrier, Christina Ferrier, Margaret McCormack wife of Joseph McCormack, and Jane Gibbons wife of Thomas Gibbons; sons and daughters of my daughter Susan Ferrier share and share alike. Third; One seventh of my said principle monies shall be given to my daugher Jane Whitson wife of John Whitson of the state of Minnesota one of the United States of America. Fourth; One seventh of said principal monies shall be given to my son Walter Lawson. Fifth; One seventh of said principal monies shall be given to my son Adam Lawson. Sixth; One fourteenth shall be given to my granddaughter Margaret Harris wife of John Harris and daughter of my son Andrew Lawson. Seventh; One seventh of said principlal; monies shall be given to my grandchildren Martha Templeton, Rebecca Allan, Margaret Baillie, and William lawson, to be divided equally amongst them, share, and share alike. Eighth: All the rest residence and remainder shall be given to my daughter Margaret Lillie. And lastly I nominate constitute and appoint John McTavish of the Township of Elmsley in the County of Leeds, Yeoman; James Millar of the same place Yeoman; and John Ferrier of the town of Perth in the County of Lanark, Saddler, to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof I the said Walter Lawson the Testator have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty-third day of September in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and seventy three. Signed Sealed and Published and declared by the said testament in the presene of us who at his bequest in his presence and in the presence of each other have here to subscribed our names as witnesses. Being furst read over to the said Walter Lawson. F.A. Hall of Perth, Barrister at Law. A. Greig, of the same place, student at Law.	Lawson, Walter (I35929)
46908	Sons: Leslie Andrew Liddle (1927-1969) memorial #45807532, and Lindsay Edward Liddle (1935-2003) memorial #19860204 Enlisted in Canadian Military 13 January 1916, at Perth, Ontario. Trade, Barber. Served in Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force. Private, 38th Battalion Canadian Infantry. Served in France 14 November 1916. Lorne was discharged from service at demobilization, 16 June 1919. Death 15 March 1959. Source: Canada, World War I CEF Personnel Files, 1914-1918 Bio Contributed By: Teresa May (50482158)	Liddle, Lorne Edward (I5482)
46909	Sophia was born at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, the daughter of Abial Marshall & Charlotte Fralick, who are buried in Bethel Cemetery, Gravenhurst, Ontario. Sophia was married at Carleton Place, Ontario on Feb.10,1874, to James Duncan Allan, son of John Allan and Ann McLean.	Marshall, Sophia (I13535)
46910	Sophia was born in Ireland in 1804, the daughter of William Calvert. She was married to Robert Sargeant (Siergison) and they settled in North Shebrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. Robert remarried after Sophia's death. He died in 1897 and is buried with his 2nd wife, Sarah McFarland, in St. Paul's Anglican Church cemetery at Zealand, Frontenac County, Ontario. Sophia and Robert had a family of six : - William, married Janet Wilson. - George, married Mary McDonell. - Alice, married John McDonnell. - John, married Deborah Rutherford. - Joseph, married Catherine Hughes. - Harry, married Jeanie McDougall.	Calvert, Sophia (I42245)
46911	SORBIE ISOBEL WILLIAM SORBIE/JEAN JACKSON FR72 (FR72) F 15/09/1776 656/ 10 155 Stonehouse	Sorbie, Isabella (I19755)
46912	Soren Joransson was the youngest of six sons born to Joran Pehrsson (1768-1852) and Boel Sorensdatter (1766-1821). His mother died when he was 12 years old. He married Karna "Caroline" Nilsson on April 23, 1833, when they were both 24 years old. They had seven children, but two died as infants, and one daughter died from a gradual illness while still a teenager (and although she was married for two years, she had no children). During their move from Sweden to the U.S., through Denmark, then Liverpool, then New York City, then Iowa, then finally to the Utah Territory, the family name changed several times, from Joransson to Jorgensson to Yorganson to Yorgason. From Soren's four surviving children, he had many grandchildren: Pehr "Peter" Yorganson married Elna Butler; they had a son (who had 10 children) and a daughter (who had 9 children). Anna Jorgensson married Sondra Sanders; they had 11 children. Elna "Ellen" Yorgason married Alexander Paulsen Dahl; they had 9 children. Jens "James" Yorgason had eight wives, and six of his wives bore him a total of 21 children. Of Soren Yorgason's 43 grandchildren, most survived childhood and had children themselves.	Yorgason, Soren Joransson (I23043)
46913	Source Bibliography: DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p. Source Citation Place: Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 137 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012.	Lambie, William (I10765)
46914	Source Citation Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Series: MS932; Reel: 28 Source Information Ancestry.com and Genealogical Research Library (Brampton, Ontario, Canada). Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1801-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Ontario, Canada, Select Marriages. Archives of Ontario, Toronto	Family: William Henry Adams / Mary Massey (F4388)
46915	Source Citation Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 41 Source Information Ancestry.com. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1947 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Deaths, 1869-1938,1943-1945. MS 935, reels 1-615. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Ontario Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947. MS 944, reels 1-11. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Archives of Ontario. Division Registrar Vital Statistics Records, 1858-1930. MS 940, reels 5-10, 16, 21, 26-27. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.	Adams, William Henry (I14254)
46916	Source Citation for U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 Ancestry RecordCitation DetailsAssociated FactsMedia U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 View Record Name?tab?Patrick F Newell Birth Date?tab?2 Sep 1938 Phone Number?tab?773-8373 Address?tab?17602 River Rd, Noblesville, 46060 (1989), IN U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2 Patrick F Newell Address, 17602 River Ave, Noblesville, IN - 46060	Newell, Patrick Farrell (I607)
46917	Source Date 1766 Describe The Record (Notes) Church record: christening: 9 February 1766; Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland Source Modified: November 24, 2021	Park, James I (I15977)
46918	Source indicates Clayton, Jefferson Cty, NY, USA but there in no Jefferson Cty in NY State	Watson, Penelope (I4995)
46919	Source says died prior to 1920 Ev Miller notes: Suggest she may have been born in Pennsylvania	Clark, Rachel (I4197)
46920	Source: 1861 Canada Census MyHeritage.com [online database], MyHeritage Ltd. https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10521/1861-canada-census Record: https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-10521-2522117/wilm-cranston-in-1861-canada-census Wilm. Cranston Country: Canada; Province: Canada West (Ontario); District: King, York Citation: Wilm. Cranston Birth: Circa 1830 - Scotland Residence: 1861 - King, York, Canada West (Ontario), Canada Wife (implied): Ann Cranston Daughter (implied): Christine Cranston	Cranston, William (I48197)
46921	Source: 1871 Canada Census MyHeritage.com [online database], MyHeritage Ltd. https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10520/1871-canada-census Record: https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-10520-1401069/william-cranston-in-1871-canada-census William Cranston Country: Canada; Province: Ontario; District: King, York North Citation: William Cranston Birth: Circa 1831 - Scotland Residence: Apr 2 1871 - King, York North, Ontario, Canada Wife (implied): Annie Cranston Children (implied): Christina Cranston, L James Cranston, Alexand. Cranston	Cranston, William (I48197)
46922	Source: England Marriages, 1538-1973 MyHeritage.com [online database]. Lehi, UT, USA: MyHeritage (USA) Inc. https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-30043/england-marriages-1538-1973 Record: https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-30043-12909536/fanny-jane-oakley-and-edgar-samuel-ford-in-england-marriages Fanny Jane Oakley & Edgar Samuel Ford Country: United Kingdom; State: England; Film: 291750; Image: 391 Citation: Edgar Samuel Ford Birth: 1879 Marriage: Dec 26 1901 - Newington, Surrey, England Wife: Fanny Jane Oakley Father: Samuel Foster Ford	Family: Edgar Samuel "Fredrick" Ford / Frances Jane "Fanny" Oakley (F1026)
46923	Source: B.C. Registration of Death: 1968-09-006174 FamilySearch.org Valleyview Lodge, Rutland, BC	Coleman, Jennie Jean (I39958)
46924	Source: Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Society Journal, Autumn 1990, pg. 8-9. Portaferry, Pollack, master, Greenock to Quebec, May 1832 - 13 June 1832 Robert Miller, Glasgow John Burns, wife and two George Duncan, Glasgow Duncan Stewart, wife and three, Paisley James Black, wife and child, Paisley April 1834 - Quebec 17 May, Cherokee of Glasgow, Miller, 52 from Glasgow Sept - 7 Oct Cherokee of Glasgow, Miller 26, from Greenock 1827, Caledonia, Master Miller, Greenock, 16 Mar - Quebec, 2 June also in 1828 Apr to 31 May Robert Miller Sr. Birth: Dec. 7, 1831 Ontario, Canada Death: Jan. 3, 1898 Windom Cottonwood County Minnesota, USA Inscription: Aged 66 y 8 m & 29 d Burial: Lakeview Cemetery Windom Cottonwood County Minnesota, USA Plot: A-14, card 7 #102 Created by: shansen Record added: Aug 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57558659 Birth: 1836 Ontario, Canada Death: Apr. 29, 1901 Windom Cottonwood County Minnesota, USA Mary Miller Burial: Lakeview Cemetery Windom Cottonwood County Minnesota, USA Plot: F-14, Card 8 #119 Created by: shansen Record added: Aug 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57558658 Robert Miller Birth: 1863 Death: 1942 Burial: Lakeview Cemetery Windom Cottonwood County Minnesota, USA Created by: shansen Record added: Aug 23, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57558660	Miller, Robert Burns (I25)
46925	Source: Warren Sheaf, Warren, Marshall Co., Minnesota, Thursday, December 21, 1911, filmed by the Minnesota Historical Society, "Prominent North County Pioneer Passes Away" The Stephen papers last week contained appreciative obituary notices of James D. Sinclair, the well known sturdy pioneer of the town of Wanger, who died Dec. 7. Deceased was born at Perth, Ontario, Jan. 7, 1829, where he grew to manhood. In 1852, he removed to Bruce County, Canada. In 1862, he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret McCurran, Six children blessing their happy union. In 1880, Mr. Sinclair, with his family moved to Minnesota, settling in town of Wanger, Marshall County, where he resided until his death. He was a good, honorable and upright man who faithfully discharged all duties of life and was always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need of assistance. After a life well spent he laid down its burden to enter the heavenly rest. The funeral was held from the Presbyterian church in Stephen, December 13, and was conducted by Rev. A. Noyes. A large number of old settlers and friends honored his memory by attending. Besides his beloved wife, he leaves to mourn his loss his sons, John Sinclair of Argyle, James J. Sinclair of Stephen, and Archie Sinclair of Moose Jaw, Canada and a daughter, Mrs. A. L. Nutting of Radisson, Can. to whom the deepest sympathy of all goes out in their hour of sorrow.	Sinclair, James C. (I25199)
46926	Source: JR Ernest Miller and Robert E Sargeant, Early Settlers to Bathurst District Arriving Prior to 1822: including Col Marshall's 1834 Report, 1842 Census, Baptismal Records of Rev Wiliam Bell, 1988. Volume/Page: 64 Source Information Genealogical Research Library, Ontario, Canada. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005. Original data: Compiled from various family history sources. See source information provided with each entry.	Lambie, William (I10765)
46927	South Avenue, 11th pt of 258 block House number 1016, rented	Robertson, John Thomas (I5454)
46928	South Broadway = work	Webster, John Washburn (I285)
46929	south east junction of the cross road at Egermont Road and Warwick Plympton Townline.	McKay, Harry (I3261)
46930	SOUTHINGTON - Harold Neil Goff, 89, of Southington died at 3:40 p.m. Friday, March 20, 2009, at his home. He was born Aug. 28, 1919, in Warren, the son of Jerry Martin and Frances Baldwin Goff. Harold was a 1937 graduate of Harding High School and was retired from Taylor-Winfield in 1983 where he was a layout inspector and fitter welder. He was a staff sergeant in the Army Air Force and served as an aircraft welder on the battlegrounds in New Guinea in the Asiatic Pacific Theater during World War II. Harold was a member of Southington United Methodist Church and American Legion Post 751, and he was involved in SCOPE and other senior citizens groups and especially liked to play cards. He was an avid golfer. In his younger years, he always had beagles and liked to hunt. Until recently you could see him on his tractor, brush-hogging, snow-plowing and gardening or fishing at the pond behind his home. One of his favorite things to do was play April Fool's jokes on his grandchildren. Survivors include his wife, the former Violet L. Bronson, whom he married in 1942; five daughters, Linda (Bob) Reader, Judy (Roy) Jones and Jerrie (Sam) Lee, all of Southington, Marsha (Arthur) Phipps of Champion and Karlene Goff of Solvang, Calif.; 11 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Gloria Walker of Howland. Harold was preceded in death by his brother, Jerry M.Goff Jr. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Carl W. Hall Funeral Home. Pastor Barbara Silversmith will officiate. Interment will be in Southington Reformed Cemetery. Calling hours will be private. Family requests that memorial contributions may be made to the Southington American Legion Post 751, P.O. Box 307, Southington, Ohio 44470.	Goff, Sgt. Harold Neil (I60378)
46931	SOUTHINGTON ? Violet L. Goff, 97, of Southington, passed away Monday, Aug. 13, 2018, at St. Joseph Warren Hospital. She was born June 6, 1921, in Braceville, the daughter of the late Carl and Eva Stroup Bronson. Violet was a homemaker and excellent seamstress, mother of five daughters and grandmother to 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. On Sept. 17, 1942, Violet married Harold "Skip" Goff, who she met while swimming at Eagle Creek. They shared 66 wonderful years of marriage until his passing March 20, 2009. Violet worked tirelessly as a volunteer for various Southington organizations beginning when her children entered school and up to the last few months when she enjoyed making historical scrapbooks for the Southington Community Trust to help preserve the Chalker building. She was most proud of initiating the Veterans Monument project at the Southington Pinecrest Cemetery. Her most fun project was creating the "500 Zucchini Recipes" cookbook as a fundraiser for the Garden Club. She loved playing cards, board games and dominoes with her friends and family, and especially with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a longtime member of SCOPE senior center and member of the SCOPE "500" Card Club in Warren, where she played cards twice a week for 35 years. She also organized the Southington Senior Citizens "500" Card Club in 1988. Memories will be cherished by her daughters, Linda (Bob) Reader, Judy (Roy) Jones, Jerrie (Sam) Lee, all of Southington, Karlene Goff of Solvang, Calif. and Marsha (Art) Phipps of Champion; 29 grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sisters, Belva Shoff of Melbourne, Fla. and Velma Bowman of Cortland; and brother, James Bronson of Kinsman. Other than her parents, Violet was preceded in death by her brother, Myron Bronson, and sister, Evelyn Bullus. Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018, at the Braceville United Methodist Church, 589 Park Road, Newton Falls, where Pastor Joan Purnell will officiate. Family and relatives only may call at the church one hour prior to the service. Interment will take place at Southington Graham Cemetery, Southington, immediately following the service. The family requests that material contributions be made to Southington American Legion, PO Box 326, Southington, OH 44470; or Southington Cemetery Association, 2327 Leiby Osborne Rd., Southington, OH 44471, in her memory. Arrangements were by Carl W. Hall Funeral Home.	Bronson, Violet L. (I60380)
46932	Southwald, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada	Coulter, William (I27534)
46933	Spanish Influenza Farrell?A sad death occurred on Tuesday morning March 4, when Mrs. George Farrell passed away in St. Frances Hospital, Smith's Falls, at the age of 44. Deceased had been in failing health for the past several months and six weeks ago was taken to the hospital. She was born in Burgess, a daughter of Charles McShane and the late Mrs. McShane. Mrs. Farrell was a woman of kind and loving disposition and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. Four children are left to mourn the loss of a fond mother: Vincent, Marie, John, and Kathleen. Also, one brother survives, John H. McShane of Virginia, Minn. The funeral took place from her late residence on Colbourne Street, Thursday morning at 8:45 to St. John's Church where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Hogan and interment took place in St. John's Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. J.T. Conway, A.V. McLean, A. Egan, D.S. McParlan, William Taulty(?) and A. Kileen. Lived on Colborne Street	McShane, Alice (I35226)
46934	Special Services. There were special Easter services at the Congregational church last Sunday. At Sunday School the little folks in the primary room were given Easter eggs. Each egg had a green paper frog on top and when the egg is put in water it floats. The regular morning services were held at 11 oclock. The church was decorated with potted blooming plants and cut flowers Easter lillies and carnations and there was a large cross of ferns and carnations. There was special Easter music by the organist and choir, and Miss Branson sang a solo, My Redeemer. There were four children baptised: Edwin H. Schmidt, Albert Royce Miller, Roy Dale Lux, Mabel Emma Lux. Ten were received into the church: Raymond Miller, Carter Farrar, Wilma Farrar, Helen Wilson, May Mather, Grace Weyer, Verda Weyer, Mildred Lux, Erma Condit, Vida Keister. The exercise. Her Easter Choice, by the class of girls, was good: the violin solo by Phoebe Bussey deserves especial mention. Because of the length of the services Mr. Bussey's sermon was short, but the Easter message was convincingly brought to the congregation. In the evening the Easter cantata. The Seven Last Words of Christ, was given. Our public school music teacher, Miss Pearl Branson, was the director of the Cantata, and it was due to her Jgood work in drilling the chorus and the fad that the members worked faithfully and well during the few weeks of practice, that the Cantata was a success. We know we have musical talent in Centralia, but in a production of this kind it takes a good director to bring out the besy that is in the singers. Mrs. Karl Gaston should have especial mention foi her good work as pianist, for witoout a good accompani-est a directos can do little. The soloists were, soprano, Miss Pearl Branson: mezzo soprano, Edith McBratney: baritone, Harvey Guilford. The chorus was composed of forty voices and every number was well prepared. This cantata was different from any- thing we have had before, and while the recitative style was new to some we think the large majority enjoyed the production. As proof that it was appreciated the choir have been asked to repeat the Cantata at an early date, and they will give it again this Sunday evening.. "Raymond and Albert Royce Miller" Newspapers.com. The Centralia Journal, April 17, 1914. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-centralia-journal-raymond-and-albert/147576131/.	Miller, Albert Royce (I69164)
46935	SPEIR MARGARET JOHN SPEIR/ F 23/01/1750 570 10 / 67 LOCHWINNOCH	Spier, Margaret (I69247)
46936	spelt Mallinsheugh in census	Allison, Robert (I40727)
46937	SPENCE, Effie J. In hospital, Pembroke, on Monday, Feb ruary 20, 1989, in her 86th year. Effie Spence of 21 Algonquin Street, Deep River Beloved wife of Phil Spence. Dear mothe of Jane Spence of Deep River and Richarc' Spence and his wife Colleen, New Liskeard Loving grandmother of Sherry, Patricia, Mo nica, Melody, Danny, Travis and Scott great-grandmother of Christopher Surrett Predeceased by brothers Kenneth anc Franklin Marsh. No visitation at the funeral home. Cremation. A memorial service wil. be held in Deep River Community Churct on Sunday, February 26, at 2:30 p.m. In' lieu of flowers donations to the charity your choice would be appreciated. Arrange ments Malcolm Deavitt Funeral Directors Pembroke. The Ottawa Citizen, February 22, 1989, Page 40. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-effie-j/124974027/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Effie J . SPENCE by user dianeduncan01	Marsh, Effie Jane (I2619)
46938	SPENCE, Jane Elliott After a courageous battle with cancer, on Friday, December 31, 2004. Jane Spence, age 64 years. SPENCE, Jane Elliott After a courageous battle with cancer, on Friday, December 31 2004. Jane Spence, age 64 years. Loving mother of Sherry Pettigrew, Monica Surrett (Peter McCoy) and Melody McKellar, all of Ottawa, Patty Mussell and her husband Steve of Bowmanville and Dan Pettigrew of St. Thomas. Cherished grandmother of Chris and Zach Surrett and Kaylee McKellar, all of Ottawa, Jason and Bryden Mussell of Bowmanville and Bennett and Spence Pettigrew of St. Thomas. Dear sister of Richard Spence and his wife Colleen of New Liskeard. Loving aunt of Travis Spence and his wife Kristy of Cambridge and Scott Spence and his wife Brandie of New Liskeard. By request, there will be no visitation. Cremation. A Memorial Service will be conducted in the Chapel of the Valley Funeral Home, Deep River on Monday, January 3 at 3:00 p.m. In memoriam donations to the Special Olympics Program, the Canadian Cancer society or the charity of your choice would be gratefully appreciated. Jane's family would like to thank Drs. Bushby and Noulty and the phenomenal Nursing Staff of the Deep River and District Hospital, Drs. Nicholas and Girard of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, the Ambulance attendants, friends too numerous to name and the volunteer drivers of the Cancer Society without whom "being at home" would not have been possible. The Ottawa Citizen, January 3, 2005, Page 30. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-jane-ell/124972457/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Jane Elliott SPENCE by user dianeduncan01	Spence, Jane Elliott of Deep River (I2621)
46939	SPENCE, Philip H. Peacefully in Country Haven, Beachburg on Tuesday, November 16, 1999 in his 91st year. Philip Spence of Beachburg and formerly ot 21 Algonquin Deep River, husband of the late Effie Spence (nee Marsh). Dearly loved father of Jane Spence, Deep River and Richard Spence (Colleen) New Liskeard. Loving grandfather of Sherry, Patricia (Steve), Monica, Melody (Brian), Danny (Jackie). Travis (Kristie) and Scott (Brandy). Great-grandfather to 6 great-grandsons. By request there will be no funeral home visitation. A private graveside service with interment of ashes will be held later. As an expression of sympathy donations to the Country Haven Auxiliary, Beachburg or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Arrangements by the Malcolm, Deavitt Bin-hammer Funeral Home, Pembroke. The Ottawa Citizen, November 18, 1999, Page 63. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-philip-h/124974965/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Philip H. SPENCE by user dianeduncan01	Spence, Philip Harron (I2620)
46940	Spencer, Albert Suddenly, in hospital, Thursday, March 1, 1962. Albert (Ab) Spencer, beloved husband of Catherine Dodds. 51 Cambridge St., in his 61st year. Father of Albert, Mrs. Warner (Velma), Bradley and Gwen of Ottawa; brother of Mrs Frank Ayotte, Mrs Conrad Wingess and Miss Jeanette, of Ottawa and Mrs Warson Knops of Rochester New York. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service Saturday 11 am Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. Harry H. Spencer Former District Fire Chief Dies A former district chief with this Ottawa Fire Department and a verteran of World War I, Harry H. Spencer died in hospital Sunday. He was 61. Mr. Spencer, who was born in Montreal, came to Ottawa in 1908. He attended schools here and in 1919 jointed the Ottawa Fire Department. In 1959 he retired as district fire chief and joined the Corps of Commissioners. During World War I he saw service overseas with the 38th Battalion. Mr. Spencer was a member of St. Barnabas Church. His parents were Harry H. Spencer, who survives, and the late Kate Elizabeth Smith. Surviving besides his father, are four sisters, Mrs Warren Knote, Rochester, NY, Mrs Frank Ayotte, Noranda, Que.; Mrs Connie Ginges and Miss Janet Spencer, both of Ottawa. The body is at the Hulse and Playfair funeral home, 315 McLeod street, where the funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 pm, Rev J.M. Cornish officiating. Interment will be in Pinecrest cemetery. The Ottawa Citizen 03 Mar 1962, Sat ? Page 24	Spencer, Albert John (I1576)
46941	Spencer, Albert "Ab" At the Kemptville District Hospital (KDH) on October 21, 2012 at the age of 78. Beloved husband of Paula. Father of Greg (Karen). Proud grandfather of Michael (Sara), Andrew (Anna), Cathy (Greg Nolan), and Kristy (Tim), and great-grandfather to Olivia, Jacob, Ellie and Brayden. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Long Term Care and the nurses at the KDH for making his last days comfortable. Friends are invited to visit at the Brown Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 805 Prescott Street, on Thursday October 25th from 4 to 7pm. Donations to charity of choice would be appreciated.	Spencer, Albert James "Ab" (I40070)
46942	Spencer, Catherine Peacefully in hospital on Tuesday, November 26, 1991, in her 87th year, Catherine Alice Spencer (nee Dodds). Beloved wife of the late Albert J. Spencer. Loving mother of Albert (Paula<), Belva Somers-Neal (Guy) and Gwen MacLean (Vern). Dear grandmother of 6 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Also survived by a sister Rita Gregg of Smiths Falls. Friends may call at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playflair & McGarry, 315 McLeod St. on Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Service in the Chapel on Friday at 11 am. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens.	Dodds, Catherine Alice "Kate" (I1575)
46943	SPENCER, Paula (nee Shorkey) Passed peacefully on March 14, 2018 at the age of 82. Beloved wife of the late Albert "Abby". Loving mother of Gregory (Karen). Cherished grandmother of Michael, Cathy, Andrew and Kristy. Dear sister of Mich?ele Heaney (Mike O' Neil) and Peter Shorkey (Shirley Tremblay). Cremation has taken place. Friends may pay respects at the Capital Funeral Home & Cemetery 3700 Prince of Wales Drive 613-692-1211 Wednesday, March 28, 2018 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In memoriam donations to the Lung Association are appreciated. Condolences and Sharing Memories at www.capitalmemorial.ca.	Shorkey, Paula Elisabeth (I40009)
46944	Spencer-Axon married Henry Herbert Spencer of the City of Montreal a Bachelor, and Kate Elizabeth Axon of the same place, a widow, were married by authority of Banns on the thirty first day of December A D Eighteen hundred and Ninety four. by me Lewis ? Rector Name: Henry Herbert Spencer Marriage Year: 1894 Marriage Place: Montreal, Qu?ebec (Quebec), Canada Spouse: Kate Elizabeth Axon Denomination: Anglican Source: Centre d'archives de Montr?eal, CE601,S81 Page: 27 Nom ?epoux Spencer Pr?enom ?epoux Henry Herbert Nom ?epouse Axon Pr?enom ?epouse Kate Elizabeth Ann?ee 1894 ?Eglise Saint-Stephen's Anglican Church (Montr?eal) Confession Anglican Pagination 27 Source Centre d'archives de Montr?eal, CE601,S81	Family: Henry Hubert "Harry" Spencer / Kate Elizabeth Axon Smith (F13451)
46945	SPICER, Mary Helen Died in Ottawa on May 11, 2019, in her 96th year. Predeceased by her loving husband Erik. Survived by daughter Erika Scott (Andrew) of Vancouver, B.C.; son John (Patricia Trott) of Toronto, Ont; her beloved granddaughters Elizabeth (Andrew Womack), Katherine (Bradley Boehringer) and Caroline Scott, and Gabriella Spicer; and great-grandson Ellis Boehringer. Predeceased by her dear brother Dr. Arthur Blair. Born February 16, 1923 in Perth, Ontario to the late Emma Grace (nee Moore) and Dr. William G. Blair. Helen graduated from Queen's University and the University of Toronto Library School. In addition to raising two children at home, Helen enjoyed a long career as a professional librarian, retiring from the Ottawa Public Library. Her first job with the Middlesex County Library Co-operative required - in addition to regular library duties and writing and presenting book talks for radio -driving a car pulling a cabin book trailer (later a bookmobile). Not having a driver's license, she fibbed a bit during the interview, but managed to get one just before starting work. Helen was a long-time active member of University Women's Club of Ottawa. Erik and Helen enjoyed a very busy calendar of social, official and diplomatic functions, and over the years made many friends across Canada and around the world. She was a fan of mystery books, film, and television, and a life-long follower of Canadian politics. Special thanks to the dedicated staff of The Courtyards on Eagleson, The Lord Lansdowne, and Home Instead Senior Care. Service to be held at Pinecrest Remembrance Chapel, 2500 Baseline Road, Ottawa, on Tuesday, May 21 at 2 p.m. Condolences at www.colefuneralservices.com. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 18 May 2019, Sat ?W Page C15	Blair, Mary Helen Gourley "Helen" RN, RRC (I1408)
46946	Spinning/Weaving in woollen mills - skill learned in the Glen Tay mills	Barber, James Munro (I1681)
46947	Spinning/Weaving in woollen mills - skill learned in the Glen Tay mills	Barber, William (I1679)
46948	Spouse: Donald Sinclair (~1820-1882) Marriage: Mar 23, 1846 Children: Mary Sinclair (~1846-?) Catherine Sinclair (~1849-1884)	McGregor, Catherine (I18906)
46949	SPOWART ALIESONE THOMAS SPOWART/JOANET SHADE FR277 (FR277) U 03/05/1713 664/ 20 172 Carriden	Spowart, Alison (I37737)
46950	SPREUL WILLIAM ROBERT SPREUL/BARBARA STEVENSON FR129 (FR129) M 16/02/1758 572/ 10 117 Neilston	Sproul, William (I45521)

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46901

Son of Oscar A Crandell (Lanark Co., Ont) and Jessie Baird (Perth, Ont)
Husband of Alice Louisa Todd
Occupation: Estimator - Plumbing
Infomant: Mrs Byrnice McGee (daughter)
Sources:
BC Archives Birth Registration Number:1894-09-081626
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1967-09-001357
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WW1 veteran, Private, reg # 790994. Enlisted with the 131st Battalion CEF in New Westminster on 29 Apr 1916. Served in France with the 47th Battalion. Was awarded the Military Medal 15 May 1917. Was demobilized July 4, 1919.
Source:
Library and Archives Canada Personnel Records of the First World War

Crandall, Arthur Leslie (I60290)

46902

Son of Oscar A Crandell and Jessie Baird.
WW1 veteran, service number 790995, he enlisted with the 131st Battalion CEF with his brother Arthur Leslie in New Westminster on 29 Apr 1916, one day after his 18th birthday. He served with the 47th Battalion in France where he was killed in action.

Gravesite Details
Private, 47th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment). Killed in action. Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crandell, of 331 Knox St., New Westminster, British Columbia. Age: 18.

Crandall, Pvt. James Gordon (I60300)

46903

Son of Paul Heck d. 1795 and Barbara Heck d.1804. Whom both are buried in the Blue Church Cemetery

there is a monument dedicated to his mother Barbara Heck who's footsteps he followed.

Among the more prominent Loyalists to have settled in this area were Barbara and Paul Heck.

While living in New York City in 1766, Barbara Heck had a religious experience that resulted in her opening a Methodist chapel-the first in the city. When the American Revolutionary War broke out in 1766, Paul Heck took up arms for the British. His farm in Vermont was confiscated and he fled with his family to the Montreal area.

The family received a grant of land in the Third Concession of Augusta Township near what became the hamlet of Maynard. There they held the first Methodist class (service) in their tiny cabin in the forest. A number of other Methodist families received grants of land in the same vicinity and this tiny group was instrumental in establishing the first circuits of the Canadian Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Upper Canada.

Methodism was particularly well-suited to frontier conditions since its followers were quite happy to hold services in their houses or the outdoors, if necessary, whenever one of their circuit riders (itinerant preachers) visited them.

In 1817, Samuel, was ordained a deacon in the Methodist chapel at Elizabethtown at the first meeting of the Methodist Conference held in Upper Canada. The Methodist Episcopal Church became the United Church of Canada in 1925.

The inscription on the monument dedicated to his mother reads: Born in 1735 ? Died Aug 17, 1804
"Barbara Heck put her brave soul against the rugged possibilities of the future and under God, brought into existence American and Canadian Methodism, and between these her memory will ever form a most hallowed link."

Heck, Rev. Samuel (I14163)

46904

Son of Peter Reid and Jane Harvey
Peter Reid Jr. married three times.
1) Marion Sommerville (m. Dec 17, 1841). They had at least 9 children: Peter, Margaret, John, William, Jane, Edward, Marion, Robert and Ellen/Helen.
2) Mary Taylor (m. May 22, 1860). They had at least 6 children: Archibald, Agnes, Alexander, Elizabeth, Margaret, and James Henry.
3) Jane Kenney (m. Jan 2, 1878).

Reid, Peter Jr. (I8958)

46905

Son of Philo Blackmon and Nancy Houghton. Died of whooping cough

Blackmon, Philo Jr. (I43030)

46906

Son of S?oren J?oransson aka Yorgason and Karna "Caroline" Nilsdotter.

His name at birth was Jons J?oransson.

Along with his parents and older siblings, he departed Sweden in October 1855, to travel to the Utah Territory. His family traveled to Norway, then Denmark, then took a ship to England.

He and his family left Liverpool, England on December 12, 1855 aboard the wooden three-masted ship John J. Boyd, which was full of Mormon immigrants headed for Utah. They arrived in New York on February 14, 1856, and were processed through Castle Clinton on the southern tip of Manhattan Island.

From New York, they took the train west, to the end of the line at Keokuk, Iowa. They stayed and worked in that area until they could afford to continue their travels west to the Utah Territory the following year. While they were in Iowa, the family name was changed to Yorgason, rather than Joransson.

The Yorgason family settled in Fountain Green, Sanpete county, Utah. Later, James' older brother Pehr (Peter) moved to Alberta, Canada.

James married Kjersti "Christena" Johnson as the first of his eight wives. Christena's family was about to move out of Utah, having left the Mormon church due to the perfidy of a local Mormon bishop, and so Christena's elopement with James came as quite a surprise to the families. Christena Johnson's family later settled in Omaha, Nebraska, making their home where the Joslyn Art Museum is now located.

With the support and encouragement of his first wife, he entered into a number of plural marriages. He was named a bishop in the local church. He headed two church missions to Sweden. He became a successful businessman. In addition to other enterprises, he owned a dairy in Salt Lake City.

In the 1890s, when James Yorgason moved to Los Angeles, California from Utah, to avoid federal marshalls who were seeking polygamists, he was unable to convince any of his wives to move to California with him -- such was the amount of trouble that had been brought on the family by the feds. He assumed the name James Y. Johnson. His eldest son with Frances Tilby Yorgason, John William Yorgason, joined him in Los Angeles. They worked together, lived next door to each other, and John William Yorgason also assumed the name Johnson.

"James Yorgason (Joranson), Bishop of Fountain Green, Sanpete County, Utah, was born May 16, 1847, at Malm?o, Malm?ohus l?an, Sweden, the son of S?oren J?oranson and Caroline Jensen. He was baptized in 1856 and emigrated to Utah in 1857 with his parents, locating in Moroni, Sanpete county, where he resided until 1884, when he moved to Fountain Green, having been called to preside there as Bishop. He was ordained to that position in 1884, by Francis M. Lyman, and held the position until 1891, when he was released, and moved to California, where he resided for twenty-five years, mostly at Los Angeles. While a resident of Utah he was principally engaged in farming and sheep-raising. Having just returned from California, he died at Fountain Green May 16, 1917.
"During his life he married six wives [sic], namely: Christina Johnson, who bore him nine children; Frances M. Tilby, who was the mother of five children; Amy, who bore him three children; Maria Peterson, who became the mother of two children; Hannah Olsen, who bore him one child, and Catherine, who became the mother of two children.
"Bishop J?oranson filled two missions to Sweden, the first one in 1881-1883, when he presided over the Sk?ane conference, and the other in 1886-1888, when he presided over the Stockholm conference."
(from the LDS Biographical Encyclopedia)

Of his 21 children, only ten sons and two daughters survived disease and mishap to reach adulthood and parenthood. His grandchildren included:

(grandchildren through 1st wife Christena Johnson, n?ee Jonsson)
-11 children of daughter Mary Caroline Johanna Yorgason Henrie and Arthur Henrie
-9 children of son James Sanders Yorgason and Ellen Maria Aagard Yorgason
-8 children of daughter Elinor "Nora" Cecelia Yorgason Morgan and James Edward Morgan
-4 children of son Joseph Soren Adam Yorgason and Sybil Stevens Yorgason
-2 children of son Wilford Moroni Yorgason and Mary Luella Larsen Yorgason
-4 children of son Ernest Alonzo Yorgason and Luzean Lamar Stevens Yorgason

(grandchildren through 2nd wife Frances Tilby)
-4 children of son John William Yorgason and Martha Matilda "Mattie" Butts Yorgason
-7 children of son Hyrum Vincent Yorgason and Ida Pernella "Nellie" Anderson Yorgason

(grandchildren through 3rd wife Emma "Amy" Christena Larson, later Draper)
-4 children of son Orson LeRoy Yorgason and Hannah Christine Anderson Yorgason

(grandchildren through 4th wife Maria Lovisa Pehrsson)
-4 children of son Robert Gustaf Yorgason and Laura Melvina Woodland Yorgason
-6 children of son Charles Edward Yorgason and Esther Matilda Erickson Yorgason

(grandchildren through 7th wife Anna Louisa Svederus)
-6 children of son Enoch Yorgason (aka Clifford Nuttall) and Gladys Spry Nuttall

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When James [Yorgason] Johnson was living in Los Angeles, after the death of his first wife Christena and before the sudden and total loss of his famous "World's Largest" Pigeon Ranch or Farm in 1914 (see eBay for any number of tourist picture postcards of that business), he married one last time.

His new wife was Gertrude Colby Kimmell Wing, who had been twice widowed. One of her daughters, Mary Gertrude Kimmell, was married to the creator and artist of the famed Dogs Playing Poker paintings. Thus, James Yorgason became the step-father-in-law of Cassius Marcellus Coolidge.

In 1917, James Yorgason Johnson contracted septicemia secondary to foot gangrene after stepping on a nail, due to complications of adult-onset diabetes. The larger complication was that his new wife was a devout Christian Scientist, and in deference to her wishes he did not consult a doctor at the time of the injury.

Eventually, as his health failed, his wife Gertrude contacted his family in Wyoming, and arranged for one of his sons and a grandson to bring him back from California to Wyoming. There was a hope that he would benefit from the waters at Thermopolis, Wyoming. Before he could reach Wyoming, he died at his boyhood home in Fountain Green, Sanpete county, Utah, and was buried at the Yorgason Family Cemetery.

At his death, he was survived by his last wife, Gertrude Colby Kimmell Wing Johnson; four former wives (all four wives had sought their divorce); 10 children; and 37 grandchildren. Of his surviving descendants, six children and 24 grandchildren were from his marriage to his first wife, Christena Johnson.

Yorgason, Jens Sorensson "James" (I23047)

46907

Son of Walter Lawson and Margaret Laing?

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Perth Courier, December 5, 1873

Lawson? Died, at Perth, on Monday, 1st Dec., Walter Lawson, Sr., aged 86 (or 88?) years, a native of Dumfrieshire, Scotland.

Last Will and Testament Doc. G R 1-235 Brockville Land Office

This is the last will and Testament of one Walter Lawson formerly of the township of Elmsley in the County of Leeds, but now of the town of Perth, in the County of Lanark, Yeoman.

In the First Place; I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife Margaret Lawson, the sum of One Hundred Dollars to be paid to her by my executors herein after named immediately after my decease.

In the Second Place; I give devise and bequeath all the rest residence and remainder of my estate both real and personal of which I may die possessed unto my executors herein named. Upon Trust that any said executors or the survivors or survivor of them or the heirs executors or administrators of such survivor shall as soon as conveniently maybe sell the same either by public auction, or private contract and execute and do all such assurances and acts for effectuating any such sale as they or he shall think fit and shall invest proceeds of such sale on the security of mortgages of real estate or upon such other security as they or he may deem advisable and shall pay the income thereof at least once in each year to my dearly beloved wife Margaret Lawson during her life and after the death of my said wife Margaret Lawson in trust todivide said principal monies as follows thats to say;

First; One seventh of my said principal monies shall be given to my daughter Margaret Lillie.
Second; One seventh of my said principal monies shall be divided equally amongst my grandchildren; John Ferrier, Walter Ferrier, William Ferrier, Christina Ferrier, Margaret McCormack wife of Joseph McCormack, and Jane Gibbons wife of Thomas Gibbons; sons and daughters of my daughter Susan Ferrier share and share alike.

Third; One seventh of my said principle monies shall be given to my daugher Jane Whitson wife of John Whitson of the state of Minnesota one of the United States of America.

Fourth; One seventh of said principal monies shall be given to my son Walter Lawson.

Fifth; One seventh of said principal monies shall be given to my son Adam Lawson.

Sixth; One fourteenth shall be given to my granddaughter Margaret Harris wife of John Harris and daughter of my son Andrew Lawson.

Seventh; One seventh of said principlal; monies shall be given to my grandchildren Martha Templeton, Rebecca Allan, Margaret Baillie, and William lawson, to be divided equally amongst them, share, and share alike.

Eighth: All the rest residence and remainder shall be given to my daughter Margaret Lillie.

And lastly I nominate constitute and appoint John McTavish of the Township of Elmsley in the County of Leeds, Yeoman; James Millar of the same place Yeoman; and John Ferrier of the town of Perth in the County of Lanark, Saddler, to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament.

In Witness Whereof I the said Walter Lawson the Testator have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty-third day of September in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and seventy three.

Signed Sealed and Published and declared by the said testament in the presene of us who at his bequest in his presence and in the presence of each other have here to subscribed our names as witnesses. Being furst read over to the said Walter Lawson.
F.A. Hall of Perth, Barrister at Law.
A. Greig, of the same place, student at Law.

Lawson, Walter (I35929)

46908

Sons: Leslie Andrew Liddle (1927-1969) memorial #45807532, and Lindsay Edward Liddle (1935-2003) memorial #19860204

Enlisted in Canadian Military 13 January 1916, at Perth, Ontario. Trade, Barber. Served in Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force. Private, 38th Battalion Canadian Infantry. Served in France 14 November 1916. Lorne was discharged from service at demobilization, 16 June 1919. Death 15 March 1959.
Source: Canada, World War I CEF Personnel Files, 1914-1918

Bio Contributed By: Teresa May (50482158)

Liddle, Lorne Edward (I5482)

46909

Sophia was born at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, the daughter of Abial Marshall & Charlotte Fralick, who are buried in Bethel Cemetery, Gravenhurst, Ontario. Sophia was married at Carleton Place, Ontario on Feb.10,1874, to James Duncan Allan, son of John Allan and Ann McLean.

Marshall, Sophia (I13535)

46910

Sophia was born in Ireland in 1804, the daughter of William Calvert. She was married to Robert Sargeant (Siergison) and they settled in North Shebrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario. Robert remarried after Sophia's death. He died in 1897 and is buried with his 2nd wife, Sarah McFarland, in St. Paul's Anglican Church cemetery at Zealand, Frontenac County, Ontario. Sophia and Robert had a family of six :
- William, married Janet Wilson.
- George, married Mary McDonell.
- Alice, married John McDonnell.
- John, married Deborah Rutherford.
- Joseph, married Catherine Hughes.
- Harry, married Jeanie McDougall.

Calvert, Sophia (I42245)

46911

SORBIE
ISOBEL
WILLIAM SORBIE/JEAN JACKSON FR72 (FR72)
F
15/09/1776
656/
10 155
Stonehouse

Sorbie, Isabella (I19755)

46912

Soren Joransson was the youngest of six sons born to Joran Pehrsson (1768-1852) and Boel Sorensdatter (1766-1821). His mother died when he was 12 years old.

He married Karna "Caroline" Nilsson on April 23, 1833, when they were both 24 years old. They had seven children, but two died as infants, and one daughter died from a gradual illness while still a teenager (and although she was married for two years, she had no children).

During their move from Sweden to the U.S., through Denmark, then Liverpool, then New York City, then Iowa, then finally to the Utah Territory, the family name changed several times, from Joransson to Jorgensson to Yorganson to Yorgason.

From Soren's four surviving children, he had many grandchildren:

Pehr "Peter" Yorganson married Elna Butler; they had a son (who had 10 children) and a daughter (who had 9 children).

Anna Jorgensson married Sondra Sanders; they had 11 children.

Elna "Ellen" Yorgason married Alexander Paulsen Dahl; they had 9 children.

Jens "James" Yorgason had eight wives, and six of his wives bore him a total of 21 children.

Of Soren Yorgason's 43 grandchildren, most survived childhood and had children themselves.

Yorgason, Soren Joransson (I23043)

46913

Source Bibliography: DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Source Citation
Place: Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 137
Source Information
Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010.
Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012.

Lambie, William (I10765)

46914

Source Citation
Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Series: MS932; Reel: 28
Source Information
Ancestry.com and Genealogical Research Library (Brampton, Ontario, Canada). Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1801-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
Original data:
Ontario, Canada, Select Marriages. Archives of Ontario, Toronto

Family: William Henry Adams / Mary Massey (F4388)

46915

Source Citation
Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 41
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Ontario, Canada, Deaths and Deaths Overseas, 1869-1947 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
Original data:
Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Deaths, 1869-1938,1943-1945. MS 935, reels 1-615. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Archives of Ontario. Registrations of Ontario Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947. MS 944, reels 1-11. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Archives of Ontario. Division Registrar Vital Statistics Records, 1858-1930. MS 940, reels 5-10, 16, 21, 26-27. Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Adams, William Henry (I14254)

46916

Source Citation for U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1
Ancestry RecordCitation DetailsAssociated FactsMedia
U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1
View Record
Name?tab?Patrick F Newell
Birth Date?tab?2 Sep 1938
Phone Number?tab?773-8373
Address?tab?17602 River Rd, Noblesville, 46060 (1989), IN

U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2
Patrick F Newell
Address, 17602 River Ave, Noblesville, IN - 46060

Newell, Patrick Farrell (I607)

46917

Source Date
1766
Describe The Record (Notes)
Church record: christening: 9 February 1766; Cambuslang, Lanark, Scotland
Source Modified:
November 24, 2021

Park, James I (I15977)

46918

Source indicates Clayton, Jefferson Cty, NY, USA but there in no Jefferson Cty in NY State

Watson, Penelope (I4995)

46919

Source says died prior to 1920
Ev Miller notes:
Suggest she may have been born in Pennsylvania

Clark, Rachel (I4197)

46920

Source:
1861 Canada Census
MyHeritage.com [online database], MyHeritage Ltd.
https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10521/1861-canada-census

Record:
https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-10521-2522117/wilm-cranston-in-1861-canada-census
Wilm. Cranston
Country: Canada; Province: Canada West (Ontario); District: King, York

Citation:
Wilm. Cranston
Birth: Circa 1830 - Scotland
Residence: 1861 - King, York, Canada West (Ontario), Canada
Wife (implied): Ann Cranston
Daughter (implied): Christine Cranston

Cranston, William (I48197)

46921

Source:
1871 Canada Census
MyHeritage.com [online database], MyHeritage Ltd.
https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10520/1871-canada-census

Record:
https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-10520-1401069/william-cranston-in-1871-canada-census
William Cranston
Country: Canada; Province: Ontario; District: King, York North

Citation:
William Cranston
Birth: Circa 1831 - Scotland
Residence: Apr 2 1871 - King, York North, Ontario, Canada
Wife (implied): Annie Cranston
Children (implied): Christina Cranston, L James Cranston, Alexand. Cranston

Cranston, William (I48197)

46922

Source:
England Marriages, 1538-1973
MyHeritage.com [online database]. Lehi, UT, USA: MyHeritage (USA) Inc.
https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-30043/england-marriages-1538-1973

Record:
https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-30043-12909536/fanny-jane-oakley-and-edgar-samuel-ford-in-england-marriages
Fanny Jane Oakley & Edgar Samuel Ford
Country: United Kingdom; State: England; Film: 291750; Image: 391

Citation:
Edgar Samuel Ford
Birth: 1879
Marriage: Dec 26 1901 - Newington, Surrey, England
Wife: Fanny Jane Oakley
Father: Samuel Foster Ford

Family: Edgar Samuel "Fredrick" Ford / Frances Jane "Fanny" Oakley (F1026)

46923

Source: B.C. Registration of Death: 1968-09-006174
FamilySearch.org

Valleyview Lodge, Rutland, BC

Coleman, Jennie Jean (I39958)

46924

Source: Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Society Journal, Autumn 1990, pg. 8-9.
Portaferry, Pollack, master, Greenock to Quebec, May 1832 - 13 June 1832
Robert Miller, Glasgow
John Burns, wife and two
George Duncan, Glasgow
Duncan Stewart, wife and three, Paisley
James Black, wife and child, Paisley
April 1834 - Quebec 17 May,
Cherokee of Glasgow, Miller, 52 from Glasgow
Sept - 7 Oct
Cherokee of Glasgow, Miller 26, from Greenock
1827, Caledonia, Master Miller, Greenock, 16 Mar - Quebec, 2 June
also in 1828 Apr to 31 May

Robert Miller Sr.
Birth:      Dec. 7, 1831
Ontario, Canada
Death:      Jan. 3, 1898
Windom
Cottonwood County
Minnesota, USA

Inscription:
Aged 66 y 8 m & 29 d
Burial:
Lakeview Cemetery
Windom
Cottonwood County
Minnesota, USA
Plot: A-14, card 7 #102
Created by: shansen
Record added: Aug 23, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 57558659

Birth:      1836
Ontario, Canada
Death:      Apr. 29, 1901
Windom
Cottonwood County
Minnesota, USA

Mary Miller
Burial:
Lakeview Cemetery
Windom
Cottonwood County
Minnesota, USA
Plot: F-14, Card 8 #119
Created by: shansen
Record added: Aug 23, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 57558658

Robert Miller
Birth:      1863
Death:      1942
Burial:
Lakeview Cemetery
Windom
Cottonwood County
Minnesota, USA
Created by: shansen
Record added: Aug 23, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 57558660

Miller, Robert Burns (I25)

46925

Source: Warren Sheaf, Warren, Marshall Co., Minnesota, Thursday, December 21, 1911, filmed by the Minnesota Historical Society,
"Prominent North County Pioneer Passes Away"
The Stephen papers last week contained appreciative obituary notices of James D. Sinclair, the well known sturdy pioneer of the town of Wanger, who died Dec. 7. Deceased was born at Perth, Ontario, Jan. 7, 1829, where he grew to manhood. In 1852, he removed to Bruce County, Canada. In 1862, he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret McCurran, Six children blessing their happy union. In 1880, Mr. Sinclair, with his family moved to Minnesota, settling in town of Wanger, Marshall County, where he resided until his death. He was a good, honorable and upright man who faithfully discharged all duties of life and was always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need of assistance. After a life well spent he laid down its burden to enter the heavenly rest.
The funeral was held from the Presbyterian church in Stephen, December 13, and was conducted by Rev. A. Noyes. A large number of old settlers and friends honored his memory by attending.
Besides his beloved wife, he leaves to mourn his loss his sons, John Sinclair of Argyle, James J. Sinclair of Stephen, and Archie Sinclair of Moose Jaw, Canada and a daughter, Mrs. A. L. Nutting of Radisson, Can. to whom the deepest sympathy of all goes out in their hour of sorrow.

Sinclair, James C. (I25199)

46926

Source: JR Ernest Miller and Robert E Sargeant, Early Settlers to Bathurst District Arriving Prior to 1822: including Col Marshall's 1834 Report, 1842 Census, Baptismal Records of Rev Wiliam Bell, 1988.
Volume/Page: 64
Source Information
Genealogical Research Library, Ontario, Canada. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Compiled from various family history sources. See source information provided with each entry.

Lambie, William (I10765)

46927

South Avenue, 11th pt of 258 block House number 1016, rented

Robertson, John Thomas (I5454)

46928

South Broadway = work

Webster, John Washburn (I285)

46929

south east junction of the cross road at Egermont Road and Warwick Plympton Townline.

McKay, Harry (I3261)

46930

SOUTHINGTON - Harold Neil Goff, 89, of Southington died at 3:40 p.m. Friday, March 20, 2009, at his home.

He was born Aug. 28, 1919, in Warren, the son of Jerry Martin and Frances Baldwin Goff.

Harold was a 1937 graduate of Harding High School and was retired from Taylor-Winfield in 1983 where he was a layout inspector and fitter welder.

He was a staff sergeant in the Army Air Force and served as an aircraft welder on the battlegrounds in New Guinea in the Asiatic Pacific Theater during World War II.

Harold was a member of Southington United Methodist Church and American Legion Post 751, and he was involved in SCOPE and other senior citizens groups and especially liked to play cards. He was an avid golfer. In his younger years, he always had beagles and liked to hunt. Until recently you could see him on his tractor, brush-hogging, snow-plowing and gardening or fishing at the pond behind his home. One of his favorite things to do was play April Fool's jokes on his grandchildren.

Survivors include his wife, the former Violet L. Bronson, whom he married in 1942; five daughters, Linda (Bob) Reader, Judy (Roy) Jones and Jerrie (Sam) Lee, all of Southington, Marsha (Arthur) Phipps of Champion and Karlene Goff of Solvang, Calif.; 11 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Gloria Walker of Howland.

Harold was preceded in death by his brother, Jerry M.Goff Jr.

Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Carl W. Hall Funeral Home. Pastor Barbara Silversmith will officiate. Interment will be in Southington Reformed Cemetery. Calling hours will be private.

Family requests that memorial contributions may be made to the Southington American Legion Post 751, P.O. Box 307, Southington, Ohio 44470.

Goff, Sgt. Harold Neil (I60378)

46931

SOUTHINGTON ? Violet L. Goff, 97, of Southington, passed away Monday, Aug. 13, 2018, at St. Joseph Warren Hospital.

She was born June 6, 1921, in Braceville, the daughter of the late Carl and Eva Stroup Bronson.

Violet was a homemaker and excellent seamstress, mother of five daughters and grandmother to 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.

On Sept. 17, 1942, Violet married Harold "Skip" Goff, who she met while swimming at Eagle Creek. They shared 66 wonderful years of marriage until his passing March 20, 2009.

Violet worked tirelessly as a volunteer for various Southington organizations beginning when her children entered school and up to the last few months when she enjoyed making historical scrapbooks for the Southington Community Trust to help preserve the Chalker building. She was most proud of initiating the Veterans Monument project at the Southington Pinecrest Cemetery. Her most fun project was creating the "500 Zucchini Recipes" cookbook as a fundraiser for the Garden Club.

She loved playing cards, board games and dominoes with her friends and family, and especially with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a longtime member of SCOPE senior center and member of the SCOPE "500" Card Club in Warren, where she played cards twice a week for 35 years. She also organized the Southington Senior Citizens "500" Card Club in 1988.

Memories will be cherished by her daughters, Linda (Bob) Reader, Judy (Roy) Jones, Jerrie (Sam) Lee, all of Southington, Karlene Goff of Solvang, Calif. and Marsha (Art) Phipps of Champion; 29 grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sisters, Belva Shoff of Melbourne, Fla. and Velma Bowman of Cortland; and brother, James Bronson of Kinsman.

Other than her parents, Violet was preceded in death by her brother, Myron Bronson, and sister, Evelyn Bullus.

Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018, at the Braceville United Methodist Church, 589 Park Road, Newton Falls, where Pastor Joan Purnell will officiate. Family and relatives only may call at the church one hour prior to the service. Interment will take place at Southington Graham Cemetery, Southington, immediately following the service.

The family requests that material contributions be made to Southington American Legion, PO Box 326, Southington, OH 44470; or Southington Cemetery Association, 2327 Leiby Osborne Rd., Southington, OH 44471, in her memory.

Arrangements were by Carl W. Hall Funeral Home.

Bronson, Violet L. (I60380)

46932

Southwald, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada

Coulter, William (I27534)

46933

Spanish Influenza

Farrell?A sad death occurred on Tuesday morning March 4, when Mrs. George Farrell passed away in St. Frances Hospital, Smith's Falls, at the age of 44. Deceased had been in failing health for the past several months and six weeks ago was taken to the hospital. She was born in Burgess, a daughter of Charles McShane and the late Mrs. McShane. Mrs. Farrell was a woman of kind and loving disposition and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. Four children are left to mourn the loss of a fond mother: Vincent, Marie, John, and Kathleen. Also, one brother survives, John H. McShane of Virginia, Minn. The funeral took place from her late residence on Colbourne Street, Thursday morning at 8:45 to St. John's Church where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Hogan and interment took place in St. John's Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. J.T. Conway, A.V. McLean, A. Egan, D.S. McParlan, William Taulty(?) and A. Kileen.

Lived on Colborne Street

McShane, Alice (I35226)

46934

Special Services. There were special Easter services at the Congregational church last Sunday. At Sunday School the little folks in the primary room were given Easter eggs. Each egg had a green paper frog on top and when the egg is put in water it floats. The regular morning services were held at 11 oclock.

The church was decorated with potted blooming plants and cut flowers Easter lillies and carnations and there was a large cross of ferns and carnations. There was special Easter music by the organist and choir, and Miss Branson sang a solo, My Redeemer. There were four children baptised: Edwin H. Schmidt, Albert Royce Miller, Roy Dale Lux, Mabel Emma Lux. Ten were received into the church: Raymond Miller, Carter Farrar, Wilma Farrar, Helen Wilson, May Mather, Grace Weyer, Verda Weyer, Mildred Lux, Erma Condit, Vida Keister.

The exercise. Her Easter Choice, by the class of girls, was good: the violin solo by Phoebe Bussey deserves especial mention. Because of the length of the services Mr. Bussey's sermon was short, but the Easter message was convincingly brought to the congregation. In the evening the Easter cantata.

The Seven Last Words of Christ, was given. Our public school music teacher, Miss Pearl Branson, was the director of the Cantata, and it was due to her Jgood work in drilling the chorus and the fad that the members worked faithfully and well during the few weeks of practice, that the Cantata was a success. We know we have musical talent in Centralia, but in a production of this kind it takes a good director to bring out the besy that is in the singers. Mrs. Karl Gaston should have especial mention foi her good work as pianist, for witoout a good accompani-est a directos can do little.

The soloists were, soprano, Miss Pearl Branson: mezzo soprano, Edith McBratney: baritone, Harvey Guilford. The chorus was composed of forty voices and every number was well prepared. This cantata was different from any- thing we have had before, and while the recitative style was new to some we think the large majority enjoyed the production. As proof that it was appreciated the choir have been asked to repeat the Cantata at an early date, and they will give it again this Sunday evening..

"Raymond and Albert Royce Miller" Newspapers.com. The Centralia Journal, April 17, 1914. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-centralia-journal-raymond-and-albert/147576131/.

Miller, Albert Royce (I69164)

46935

SPEIR
MARGARET
JOHN SPEIR/
F
23/01/1750
570
10 / 67
LOCHWINNOCH

Spier, Margaret (I69247)

46936

spelt Mallinsheugh in census

Allison, Robert (I40727)

46937

SPENCE, Effie J. In hospital, Pembroke, on Monday, Feb ruary 20, 1989, in her 86th year. Effie Spence of 21 Algonquin Street, Deep River Beloved wife of Phil Spence. Dear mothe of Jane Spence of Deep River and Richarc' Spence and his wife Colleen, New Liskeard Loving grandmother of Sherry, Patricia, Mo nica, Melody, Danny, Travis and Scott great-grandmother of Christopher Surrett Predeceased by brothers Kenneth anc Franklin Marsh. No visitation at the funeral home. Cremation. A memorial service wil. be held in Deep River Community Churct on Sunday, February 26, at 2:30 p.m. In' lieu of flowers donations to the charity your choice would be appreciated. Arrange ments Malcolm Deavitt Funeral Directors Pembroke.

The Ottawa Citizen, February 22, 1989, Page 40. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-effie-j/124974027/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Effie J . SPENCE by user dianeduncan01

Marsh, Effie Jane (I2619)

46938

SPENCE, Jane Elliott After a courageous battle with cancer, on Friday, December 31, 2004. Jane Spence, age 64 years.

SPENCE, Jane Elliott After a courageous battle with cancer, on Friday, December 31 2004. Jane Spence, age 64 years. Loving mother of Sherry Pettigrew, Monica Surrett (Peter McCoy) and Melody McKellar, all of Ottawa, Patty Mussell and her husband Steve of Bowmanville and Dan Pettigrew of St. Thomas. Cherished grandmother of Chris and Zach Surrett and Kaylee McKellar, all of Ottawa, Jason and Bryden Mussell of Bowmanville and Bennett and Spence Pettigrew of St. Thomas. Dear sister of Richard Spence and his wife Colleen of New Liskeard. Loving aunt of Travis Spence and his wife Kristy of Cambridge and Scott Spence and his wife Brandie of New Liskeard. By request, there will be no visitation. Cremation. A Memorial Service will be conducted in the Chapel of the Valley Funeral Home, Deep River on Monday, January 3 at 3:00 p.m. In memoriam donations to the Special Olympics Program, the Canadian Cancer society or the charity of your choice would be gratefully appreciated. Jane's family would like to thank Drs. Bushby and Noulty and the phenomenal Nursing Staff of the Deep River and District Hospital, Drs. Nicholas and Girard of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, the Ambulance attendants, friends too numerous to name and the volunteer drivers of the Cancer Society without whom "being at home" would not have been possible.

The Ottawa Citizen, January 3, 2005, Page 30. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-jane-ell/124972457/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Jane Elliott SPENCE by user dianeduncan01

Spence, Jane Elliott of Deep River (I2621)

46939

SPENCE, Philip H. Peacefully in Country Haven, Beachburg on Tuesday, November 16, 1999 in his 91st year. Philip Spence of Beachburg and formerly ot 21 Algonquin Deep River, husband of the late Effie Spence (nee Marsh). Dearly loved father of Jane Spence, Deep River and Richard Spence (Colleen) New Liskeard. Loving grandfather of Sherry, Patricia (Steve), Monica, Melody (Brian), Danny (Jackie). Travis (Kristie) and Scott (Brandy). Great-grandfather to 6 great-grandsons. By request there will be no funeral home visitation. A private graveside service with interment of ashes will be held later. As an expression of sympathy donations to the Country Haven Auxiliary, Beachburg or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Arrangements by the Malcolm, Deavitt Bin-hammer Funeral Home, Pembroke.

The Ottawa Citizen, November 18, 1999, Page 63. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-philip-h/124974965/ : accessed May 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Philip H. SPENCE by user dianeduncan01

Spence, Philip Harron (I2620)

46940

Spencer, Albert
Suddenly, in hospital, Thursday, March 1, 1962. Albert (Ab) Spencer, beloved husband of Catherine Dodds. 51 Cambridge St., in his 61st year. Father of Albert, Mrs. Warner (Velma), Bradley and Gwen of Ottawa; brother of Mrs Frank Ayotte, Mrs Conrad Wingess and Miss Jeanette, of Ottawa and Mrs Warson Knops of Rochester New York. Resting at Hulse and Playfair Ltd, Central Chapel, 315 McLeod St. Service Saturday 11 am Interment Capital Memorial Gardens.

Harry H. Spencer Former District Fire Chief Dies

A former district chief with this Ottawa Fire Department and a verteran of World War I, Harry H. Spencer died in hospital Sunday. He was 61.

Mr. Spencer, who was born in Montreal, came to Ottawa in 1908. He attended schools here and in 1919 jointed the Ottawa Fire Department.

In 1959 he retired as district fire chief and joined the Corps of Commissioners. During World War I he saw service overseas with the 38th Battalion.

Mr. Spencer was a member of St. Barnabas Church.

His parents were Harry H. Spencer, who survives, and the late Kate Elizabeth Smith.

Surviving besides his father, are four sisters, Mrs Warren Knote, Rochester, NY, Mrs Frank Ayotte, Noranda, Que.; Mrs Connie Ginges and Miss Janet Spencer, both of Ottawa.

The body is at the Hulse and Playfair funeral home, 315 McLeod street, where the funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 pm, Rev J.M. Cornish officiating.

Interment will be in Pinecrest cemetery.

The Ottawa Citizen
03 Mar 1962, Sat ? Page 24

Spencer, Albert John (I1576)

46941

Spencer, Albert "Ab"
At the Kemptville District Hospital (KDH) on October 21, 2012 at the age of 78. Beloved husband of Paula. Father of Greg (Karen). Proud grandfather of Michael (Sara), Andrew (Anna), Cathy (Greg Nolan), and Kristy (Tim), and great-grandfather to Olivia, Jacob, Ellie and Brayden. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Long Term Care and the nurses at the KDH for making his last days comfortable. Friends are invited to visit at the Brown Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 805 Prescott Street, on Thursday October 25th from 4 to 7pm. Donations to charity of choice would be appreciated.

Spencer, Albert James "Ab" (I40070)

46942

Spencer, Catherine
Peacefully in hospital on Tuesday, November 26, 1991, in her 87th year, Catherine Alice Spencer (nee Dodds). Beloved wife of the late Albert J. Spencer. Loving mother of Albert (Paula<), Belva Somers-Neal (Guy) and Gwen MacLean (Vern). Dear grandmother of 6 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Also survived by a sister Rita Gregg of Smiths Falls. Friends may call at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playflair & McGarry, 315 McLeod St. on Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm and on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Service in the Chapel on Friday at 11 am. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens.

Dodds, Catherine Alice "Kate" (I1575)

46943

SPENCER, Paula (nee Shorkey)
Passed peacefully on March 14, 2018 at the age of 82. Beloved wife of the late Albert "Abby". Loving mother of Gregory (Karen). Cherished grandmother of Michael, Cathy, Andrew and Kristy. Dear sister of Mich?ele Heaney (Mike O' Neil) and Peter Shorkey (Shirley Tremblay). Cremation has taken place. Friends may pay respects at the
Capital Funeral Home & Cemetery
3700 Prince of Wales Drive
613-692-1211
Wednesday, March 28, 2018 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In memoriam donations to the Lung Association are appreciated. Condolences and Sharing Memories at www.capitalmemorial.ca.

Shorkey, Paula Elisabeth (I40009)

46944

Spencer-Axon married
Henry Herbert Spencer of the City of Montreal a Bachelor, and Kate Elizabeth Axon of the same place, a widow, were married by authority of Banns on the thirty first day of December A D Eighteen hundred and Ninety four.
by me
Lewis ?
Rector

Name:     Henry Herbert Spencer
Marriage Year:     1894
Marriage Place:     Montreal, Qu?ebec (Quebec), Canada
Spouse:
Kate Elizabeth Axon
Denomination:     Anglican
Source:     Centre d'archives de Montr?eal, CE601,S81
Page:     27

Nom ?epoux     Spencer
Pr?enom ?epoux     Henry Herbert
Nom ?epouse     Axon
Pr?enom ?epouse     Kate Elizabeth
Ann?ee     1894
?Eglise     Saint-Stephen's Anglican Church (Montr?eal)
Confession     Anglican
Pagination     27
Source     Centre d'archives de Montr?eal, CE601,S81

Family: Henry Hubert "Harry" Spencer / Kate Elizabeth Axon Smith (F13451)

46945

SPICER, Mary Helen
Died in Ottawa on May 11, 2019, in her 96th year. Predeceased by her loving husband Erik. Survived by daughter Erika Scott (Andrew) of Vancouver, B.C.; son John (Patricia Trott) of Toronto, Ont; her beloved granddaughters Elizabeth (Andrew Womack), Katherine (Bradley Boehringer) and Caroline Scott, and Gabriella Spicer; and great-grandson Ellis Boehringer. Predeceased by her dear brother Dr. Arthur Blair.

Born February 16, 1923 in Perth, Ontario to the late Emma Grace (nee Moore) and Dr. William G. Blair. Helen graduated from Queen's University and the University of Toronto Library School.

In addition to raising two children at home, Helen enjoyed a long career as a professional librarian, retiring from the Ottawa Public Library. Her first job with the Middlesex County Library Co-operative required - in addition to regular library duties and writing and presenting book talks for radio -driving a car pulling a cabin book trailer (later a bookmobile). Not having a driver's license, she fibbed a bit during the interview, but managed to get one just before starting work.

Helen was a long-time active member of University Women's Club of Ottawa. Erik and Helen enjoyed a very busy calendar of social, official and diplomatic functions, and over the years made many friends across Canada and around the world. She was a fan of mystery books, film, and television, and a life-long follower of Canadian politics.

Special thanks to the dedicated staff of The Courtyards on Eagleson, The Lord Lansdowne, and Home Instead Senior Care. Service to be held at Pinecrest Remembrance Chapel, 2500 Baseline Road, Ottawa, on Tuesday, May 21 at 2 p.m. Condolences at www.colefuneralservices.com.

The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
18 May 2019, Sat ?W Page C15

Blair, Mary Helen Gourley "Helen" RN, RRC (I1408)

46946

Spinning/Weaving in woollen mills - skill learned in the Glen Tay mills

Barber, James Munro (I1681)

46947

Spinning/Weaving in woollen mills - skill learned in the Glen Tay mills

Barber, William (I1679)

46948

Spouse: Donald Sinclair (~1820-1882)
Marriage: Mar 23, 1846

Children:
Mary Sinclair (~1846-?)
Catherine Sinclair (~1849-1884)

McGregor, Catherine (I18906)

46949

SPOWART
ALIESONE
THOMAS SPOWART/JOANET SHADE FR277 (FR277)
U
03/05/1713
664/
20 172
Carriden

Spowart, Alison (I37737)

46950

SPREUL
WILLIAM
ROBERT SPREUL/BARBARA STEVENSON FR129 (FR129)
M
16/02/1758
572/
10 117
Neilston

Sproul, William (I45521)

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