Notes: Lanark County Origins

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Matches 47,201 to 47,250 of 48,188

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47201	STUART WILLIAM WILLIAM STUART/MARY ROBERTSON M 15/09/1728 644/1 110 19 Glasgow	Stewart, William (I37594)
47202	Stuck Farm is a farm in Argyll and Bute, Scottish Highlands, Scotland. Stuck Farm is situated nearby to the peak Kames Hill, as well as near Edinbeg Hill. Wester Kames Castle is located near Kames Bay near Port Bannatyne, Isle of Bute, Scotland. Wester Kames Castle is situated 2 km south of Stuck Farm. Kames Castle is a 16th-century tower house located on the shore of Kames Bay near Port Bannatyne, on the Isle of Bute, Scotland. Kames Castle is situated 2?a km south of Stuck Farm. Port Bannatyne, is a coastal village on the Isle of Bute, Firth of Clyde, Scotland that is home to many steamers. Port Bannatyne is situated 3 km south of Stuck Farm. Ardbeg is a small settlement on the island of Bute in Scotland, in Argyll and Bute. Ardbeg is situated 4 km southeast of Stuck Farm. (half way to Rothsay)	Lindsay, Walter (I14572)
47203	Style of Walter Newall. Circa 1840. Picturesque villa with Italianate tower and near symmetrical elevations. 2 storeys, central square tower with shallow pyramidal roof rises an additional storey, with bipartites to each face; lower service wing to east. Polished red ashlar. Windows all round-headed, mostly mullioned, 2 or 3 lights set in plain projecting margins with simple incised detail in spandrels; canted or shallow rectangular projections at ground. North elevation: wide gabled porch with round-headed panelled and studd door in advanced central gabled bay; bipartite windows, service wing recessed left returns north and is similarly treated. West elevation: narrow bay links outer bays, decorative anthemion ironwork over outer ground floor windows: south elevation also with off-centre gable and ironwork over balcony to one 1st floor window (Missing to other two). Elaborately carved brackets to eaves; stacks with corniced and battered grouped square flues (square apex stack to tower). Interior: Classical features to some cornice plasterwork (anthemions, egg and dart etc); one ground floor room with coffered ceiling: some marble chimney pieces: anthemion-patterned cast-iron stair balusters.	Ritchie, William of Moffat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland (I20539)
47204	Sub District Description:?tab?Townships 14 and 15, ranges 7, 8, 9 and 10, W. 2. M., including the Village of Glenavon Boarding with Rudolph Gieberman	Alford, Clara B. Alice (I41353)
47205	Sub-district: 09; Description: Townships 4, 5 in ranges 7, 8, 9, 10 west of the 2nd M	Webster, Orien Outwater (I284)
47206	Sub-district: 27; Description: Townships 7 and 8 in range 27, west of principal meridian	Dobbie, David Guthrie (I3407)
47207	Subscribed to Faithful Contendings displayed: being an historical relation of the State and Actings of the suffering Remnant in the church of Scotland, who subsisted in Select Societies, and were united in general correspondencies during the hottest time of the late Persecution, viz. from the year 1681 to 1691. Together with An account of the State of the land in general, and of the Society people in particular, in the intervals betwixt each of their general meetings, with some pertinent remarks upon these historical occurrences, and many letters to and from the general correspondent meetings &c. Collected and kept in record by Mr. Michael Shields, who was clerk unto these general Societies, and personally present at most of their meetings ... To which is added, Ten Considerations on the danger of apostacy and defection from a covenanted work of reformation. By Mr. James Guthrie, sometime minister of the Gospel at Stirling. As also A collection of very valuable Sermons, preached by these faithful and eminent Servants of Jesus Christ, Messrs. John Kid, John King, John Welch, John Blackadder, John Dickson and Gabriel Semple. Collected and transcribed by John Howie, and published at the desire of some of those who desire to own the same testimony that some of those authors owned and sealed with their blood, 1780, HOWIE, John. Glasgow; Subject: religion	Lindsay, Alexander (I14570)
47208	Subscribed, in presence of Julia Langly cook and Fanny Vauth parlour maid in his employ.	Anderson, Robert (I38126)
47209	Sudden Death A week ago, Mr. A.R. McIntyre, merchant, Middleville, was called away suddenly to attend the funeral of his brother, Captain John McIntyre, reeve of Elderslie,Co. Bruce, who dide suddenly on that day. The deceased gentleman was a native of the town of Perth, and many a year ago, left this part of the country for the Bruce district, where he was a respected and influential resident.	McIntyre, Capt. John (I49344)
47210	Sudden Death Mr Arthur Innes, of the township of Bathurst, was, on Saturday last, found lying dead on a load of shingle wood which the horses were drawing homewards. Deceased had gone to the 'bush' during the forenoon and was on his return home when suddenly summoned away. The features were much discolored, and it is supposed that he died in a fit of apoplexy. Deceased was under forty years of age, and has left a wife and a small family. The Perth Courier Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada February 28, 1862, pg 2	Innes, Arthur (I51025)
47211	Sudden Death We regret very much to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. James Cameron, at her residence on the Scotch Line, on the evening of the 24th. On the day in question, Mrs. Cameron had been complaining of being slightly indisposed, but presently the indisposition assumed a more serious aspect when a message was at onece dispatched to Perth, for a physician, but the summons had been but a few minutes on the road, when Mrs. Cameron was called away by death. Heart disease was the cause of her sudden demise. Mrs. Cameron's death will be mourned by a larg number of friends, and the bereaved husband and family will receive the hearty sympathu of the entire community. The deceased was the daughter of John Fisher, Esq., of Bathurst and was about 37 years of age. Perth Courier January 26, 1866, pg. 2 ---------------------------------------------------------- Born 8 May 1828, Baptized 7 Jun 1828 by Rev. William Bell, First Presbyterian Church, Perth. Name: Mrs. James Cameron; Residence: Burgess; Birthplace: Canada; Died: 25 Jany. (1866); Age: 37; Disease: Child-bed [St. Andrew's Burial Register] Daughter of James (John) Fisher and Janet McNee she married James Cameron 4 Jun 1852 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth [RRosbolt - Ancestry]	Fisher, Christian "Christina" (I14087)
47212	SUDDEN PASSING OF MR. ROBERT BARNETT Well Known Resident Dies Age of 64. at Many friends will learn with regret of the death of a well known and highly esteemed resident of this city in the person of Robert Barnett, aged 64 years, which occurred suddenly this morning at his late residence, 4 Christie street. The late Mr. Barnett had been in ill health for the past year, but his passing was quite unexpected, because only this morning he had gone out to shovel snow in his backyard after breakfast, and it is thought that the exercise was too strenuous for him as he complained of not feeling very well when he returned to the house. He passed away soon afterwards. Born in Clayton, Ontario, 64 years ago, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Barnett, deceased had remained there until he was 21, when he went to Duluth, Minn., to reside. He left Duluth about 30 years ago, coming to Ottawa, where he has lived since. In religion the late Mr. Barnett was an Anglican, having been a prominent worker in St. Luke's church and a member of the executive of the synod. He was also on several committees of the church. The late Mr. Barnett had been a builder and contractor, but retired six years ago. Surviving him, besides his widow, formerly Miss Mary Timmons, of Pakenham, are one daughter, Mrs. S. H. Ogden, of Ottawa; two sons, Percy, of R. Stewart and Son,' insurance agents, and George, of The Citizen Advertising Department, and two sisters, Mrs. J. MacFarlane of Haileybury, Ont., and Mrs. William Banning, of Winnipeg. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Interment will take place in Pakenham. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 15 Feb 1928, Wed ?W Page 3 Name Robert Barnett Gender Male Age 64 Birth Date 1864 Birth Place Clayton, Ontario Death Date 15 Feb 1928 Death Place Carleton, Ontario, Canada Cause of Death Natural Causes - Probably Myocarditis Suddenly	Barnett, Robert (I23655)
47213	Sudden Passing of Robert J. Paul On July 13 (18?) Robert J. Paul passed away very suddenly. Although not in the best of health he had been very active and was about his usual activities the previous day. He was the son of the late Andrew Paul and Christena McLean. Deceased was born July 16th, 1882 and spent his entire life on the farm near Mr. Donald's Corners. In 1913 he was united in marriage to Edith Fair, who predeceased him in 1939. On September 12, 1941 he was united in marriage to Wilma Ashby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Ashby. To this union were born three children, namely, Billy, Edith and Bessie. A brother John died in 1940. The funeral services were held from Jackson's Funeral Home to the Elphin Presbyterian Church, of which he was a member. Interment was in Crawford's Cemetery with Rev. Allan Duncan of McDonald's Corners officiating. Pallbearers were Lindsay Duncan, Bert Shanks, Eldred Gemmill, Walter Stewart, Frank McKinnon and Alvin Paul. Flower bearers were Delmer Paul, Clarence Gemmill, James Shanks, Morris Ashby, George Duncan and Merle Duncan. The large array of flowers show th high esteem in which he was held and were received from the following: Broken Circle - wife and family. Wreaths - Mrs Mabel Paul and family; Mr James Paul and family. Sprays - Mrs J. Ashby and Elmer; Mrs John W. Paul and family; Hazel and Morley Ashby; Cemetery Committee; Annie Nicol; Marion McLean and Mary Dunett; Mr. and Mrs. Hilyard McLean and Aunty Annie; Mell and Leola, Linsay and Florence, Jack and Julia. Cut flowers - Mr. and Mrs. Mert Campbell, Mr and Mrs Herb Cuthbertson; Mrs. John Nisbet and family; Mr and Mrs Merve McCulloch and family; Mr and Mrs Fred Blackburn and Bert Shanks; Mr and Mrs Reg. Shanks; Mr and Mrs James Shanks; Lindsay and Annette, Bill and Reta, Herle and Clarice; Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart and Luella; R.B. and Ethel Thomson, Tom and Irene Dobbie; Harold and Norean Thomson; Mr and Mrs John Ashby, Morris and Ivan; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gallagher, Mr and Mrs. O. Adam; Gladys, Mike, Laura and Eddie Thompson. In Memoriam Cards - Mr and Mrs Eldred Gemmill and family, ......	Paul, Robert James (I4417)
47214	Suddenly Monday Eve. Carsonville, Nov. 1. Benjamin James Willis, 56, well known farmer and, thresher of this community, died unexpectedly Monday. evening while threshing at the home of Daniel Kramp, southeast of Croswell. Mr. Willis appeared to be in the best of health and his death came as a shock to this section of the county. He was born at Mt. Zion on Nov. 9, 1876. He was 50 years, 11 months and 21 days of age. He was united in marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth McPherson on Feb. 11, 1911. To this union two children were born : Miss Nina Willis and Lee Willis, both at home. He is also survived by two step children: Clarence McPherson, Port Huron, and Mrs Wilfred. Roy Brown, Pontiac ; and the following brothers and sisters: Henry Willis, of the West, Elmer Willis of Ruby, Mich., Mrs. George Christie of McGregor, Mrs. John Badgero of Ferndale, Mrs. Daniel Meiche of Hopkins. Funeral services will be held from the Carsonville M. E. church at 2:00 o'clock this Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Washington cemetery.	Willis, Benjamin James (I13826)
47215	Suddenly, at Perth on Wednesday, September 29th, 1993. Margaret M. Laidley, in her 80th year, wife of the late J. Hilyard McLean. Dear mother of John of Toronto. Loved sister of Doris Ferrier of Perth. She will be sadly missed by her many friends. Friends may call at the Blair and Son Funeral Home, Perth, Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral service will be conducted in the Chapel, Saturday at 1pm. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Cancer Society would be appreciated.	Laidley, Margaret M. (I45012)
47216	Sued for Divorce Hollywood, Nov. 9 Songwriter William T. Crago today was sued for divorce by Mrs. Mildred M. Crago, who alledged that he had been collaborating on more than songs with Grace Shannon. Long Beach Independant Long Beach, California 10 Nov 1943	Rowe, Grace Elizabeth (I47232)
47217	Suggested edit from Find A Grave Contributor Blake Logan (49563616): Some of Johns life: 1901 a Student; 1910 a Teacher; 1920 a Paymaster at Machine Shop; 1930 a Clerk in a Office.	Park, John Herbert (I52992)
47218	Sully, Vera Un Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Friday, August 18, 1989, Vera Ferrier, aged 89 years. Beloved wife of the late Elmo Albert Sully. Loved mother of Jean (Mrs. W. Blatch) of England. Dear grandmother of Lisa, Amanda, and Hugh and great-grandmother of Madeline, Simon and Stephanie. Dear sister of John and Isabel Ferrier of Renfrew, Elmer and armen Ferrier of Australia and Jessie Denovan of Connecticut, USA. Predeceased by 1 sister Jean Plaunt. Resting at the Anderson Funeral Home & Chapel, 22 Raglan St. South, Renfrew. Funeral Service will be conducted from the Renfrew Presbyterian Church on Sunday, August 20, at 2 pm, Reverend Ian Lynk officiating. Interment Thomsonville Cemetery. Donations to the Renfrew Victoria Hospital Building Fund or Trinity St Andrew's United Church Building Fund would be appreciated. Visitation Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Miller Clipping File	Ferrier, Vera F. (I3176)
47219	SUMTER ? Lucille Honeycutt Bolger, 90, widow of Thomas T. Bolger Jr., died Friday, July 20, 2007, at Clarendon Memorial Hospital in Manning. Born Oct. 19, 1916, in Clinton, N.C., she was a daughter of the late Herman and Florence Alderman Honeycutt. She was a retired children's furniture sales rep and a charter member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church and Circle Group No. 3. Surviving are two sons, Tommy "Bubba" Bolger and his wife, Jennie, of Summerton and W.H. "Bill" Bolger of Sarasota, Fla.; two daughters, Pat Kizziah and her husband, Jack, of Burlington, N.C., and Judy Clark and her husband, Barry, of Lexington; a sister, Mary Frances Andrews of Sumter; sisters-in-law, Margaret Honeycutt of Columbia, Emily Mason of Sumter and Mrs. H.B. "Tiny" Payne of Greensboro, N.C.; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Evergreen Memorial Park in Sumter with the Revs. Tommy Bolger, Rob Pierce and Jerry Pickens officiating. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the residence of her son, Tommy "Bubba" Bolger, 1328 Tom Charles Road, in the Goat Island community of Summerton. Memorials may be made to Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 211 Alice Drive, Sumter, SC 29150.	Honeycutt, Lucille H. (I38986)
47220	Sunset Nursing Home in Saskatoon MOEN The death of Mrs. Soneva Moen, aged 86 years, of Melville, Sask., occurred in hospital on Oct 29. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, Nov 3 at 2:30 pm from Plain View Zion Lutheran Church near Melville, Sask. The Saskatoon Funeral Home will be in charge. Surviving are one son, Ernest Moen of Melville, Sask.; one daughter, Mrs. W. A. Moor of Victoria, BC. Born in the United States. Mrs Moen came to Canada to the Melville district where she has lived since 1907. Interment will be made in the Plain View Cemetery. "Obituary for Soneva Moen" Newspapers.com. Star-Phoenix, October 31, 1956. https://www.newspapers.com/article/star-phoenix-obituary-for-soneva-moen/145308244/.	Selland, Soneva E. (I61383)
47221	Superintendent of the toronto insane asylum from 1854 - 1875 responsible for cleaning up the "hell hole" Dr. Joseph Workman (May 26, 1805-April 15, 1894), known as the "Father of Canadian Psychiatry," was in 1845 the principal founder of the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto. He largely wrote the church's constitution which affirms "the free exercise of private judgment in all matters of belief" and provides that "females" were to "exercise the same privileges as. . . males. Workman taught high school while he studied medicine at McGill University. After his graduation in 1835 he was for ten years a hardware merchant in Toronto. From 1846-53 he practiced family medicine and taught at Dr. Rolph's School of Medicine in Toronto. During this period he served as City Alderman, helped to establish a Hospital for poor immigrants, guided a Royal Commission which established the University College, Canada's first secular college, and served as the first Chair of the Board of Education. Workman fought for free, non-sectarian, yet Christian education, which in his view should not include any imposed ritual, such as daily recitations of the Lord's Prayer. He wrote, "The first step in any educational process is to inculcate in the mind of youth the great principles of honesty, truth, benevolence, loyalty to just authority and withstanding of tyranny and oppression of any sort. Next is to be placed the acquirement of that knowledge necessary to our immediate comforts and interests; and after that, accomplishments and refinements." He said that the exclusion of women "from the study of the more profound branches of literature and science" savored of "barbarism," though women should, of course, not neglect the study of "plum pudding," "the darning needle [and] the smoothing iron." A social reformer, Workman advocated publicly financed aid for the poor, extension of the franchise, and women's rights. In his many articles he showed concern for poverty, poor health care, alcoholism, and especially fetal alcohol syndrome and infant mortality. Working as a forensic expert, he denounced capital punishment. Workman served by appointment as Superintendent of the Provincial Lunatic Asylum (1853-75). He advocated kindness to the mentally ill and sought in them "that spark of humanity which dwells in each of us." Workman fought to end asylum staffing systems based on political patronage, promoted healthier living conditions for asylum inmates, and initiated an internship program for future psychiatrists. His establishment of the framework of asylum management in Canada brought many international speaking engagements and honours.	Workman, Dr. Joseph (I13456)
47222	Surname LINDSAY Forename ALEXANDER Parents/ Other Details ALEXANDER LINDSAY/JENAT LINDSAY Gender M Date 02/04/1721 Parish Number 493/ Ref 10 157 Parish Bonhill LINDSAY ALEXANDER ALEXANDER LINDSAY/JENAT LINDSAY M 02/04/1721 493/ 10 157 Bonhill	Lindsay, Alexander (I14570)
47223	SurnameBLAIR ForenameJOHN Parents/ Other DetailsJOHN BLAIR/MARY MCNICOL FR77 (FR77) GenderM Date17/01/1731 Parish Number388/ Ref10 134 ParishPort Of Menteith	Blair, John (I25964)
47224	SurnameBLAIR ForenameJOHN Parents/ Other DetailsJOHN BLAIR/MARY MCNICOL FR85 (FR85) GenderM Date07/07/1735 Parish Number388/ Ref10 152 ParishPort Of Menteith	Blair, John (I25965)
47225	Susan Poole Administrator of Henry Poole's will. Concession 4 Lot 7 transferred to George & Susan Poole	Poole, George (I3396)
47226	Susan Wrzosek Susan Jane Wrzosek, 85, of Beloit, Wis., died Thursday, April 29, 2004, at Encore Senior Villa in Clinton, Wis. She was born Aug. 16, 1918, in Marquette, Mich., the daughter of . A.E. and Roberta Pollock Powell. She was a 1935 graduate of Eau Claire Senior High School, 1940 graduate of Eau Claire State Teachers College, 1947 graduate of the School of Chicago Art Institute and a 1948 graduate of the University of Wisconsin. Susan was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp. She married Robert Wrzosek on Oct. 7, 1950, in Beloit, Wis. He predeceased her on Jan. 10, 1984. Susan formerly taught in the Beloit School District, She was a former Girl Scout Leader; organized adult art groups and was involved with the Humane Society. Susan was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Survivors include a nephew, Daniel (Laurie) Powell of Minneapolis, Minn., and his children, Stephan and Laura; a niece, Mary (Raymond) Bonnabeau of St. Paul, Minn., and her children, Mary, Margaret, Raymond and Christopher; sister-in-law. Bertha Toltzman and brother-in-law, James (Linda) Wrzosek of Scottsdale, Ariz., and their children, Ann (Steven) Manor, Joseph (Diane) Wrzosek, Elizabeth (Steven) Messer and David (Stephanie) Wrzosek; cousin. Bonnie Anderson of Rockford, III.; and a special friend, Joan Waite. She was predeceased by her parents, brother, and a niece, Mary Toltzman. Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 2, 2004, in the Daley-Murphy-Wisch & Associates Funeral Home, 2355 Cranston Road, Beloit, Wis., with Gerald Cox officiating. Burial will be at 1 p.m. Monday, May 3, 2004, in the Holy Family Cemetery in Stanley, Wis. Visitation will be from 6:30 p.m. until the time of services Sunday in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given in her name to the Rock County Humane Society .	Powell, Susan Jane of Beloit, WI (I41583)
47227	SUSANNA PATRICK BLAIR/JANET MCLISHE FR270 (FR270) F 29/07/1705 372/ 20 8 Lethendy and Kinloch	Blair, Susanna (I25989)
47228	Sutton, Stanley Cecil of 24 Stanley Hill Av. Aersham Bucks, died 6 May 1977, Probate London 27 July L43975. #770117060H	Sutton, Stanley Cecil (I41118)
47229	SW 1/2 Lot 19 Bathurst Crown 1820 to Sgt John Ashby from England He was a Sgt. in Royal Vetern Battalion who settled in 1817 and received 100 acre grant , Bathurst Con 10 Lot 19 W, August 9 1820 (3 years to complete requirements). Another John Ashley (Ashby) - from England in 1817, noted as a Young settler (Peter R obinson Group) settled at Con 2 Lot 24 (no twp noted in Mom's notes	Ashby, Sgt John (I4762)
47230	Swanson Street	Shaw, Isabella Elizabeth (I31851)
47231	Swept overboard the deck of the Schooner Azov on Lake Huron	Munro, James "Jimmy" (I17246)
47232	Sylvanus Gemmill, Sr., at the age of 87 years and 3 months, was taken away by death last Saturday, January 23rd. Age had enfeebled him in body and for some time past his condition gave little hope that the journey would continue much longer. In the sere and yellow leaf he lived alone in a house on Mill Street where friends and relatives administered to his wants. The funeral took place on Monday at 2 o'clock to Lanark Village Cemetery, Rev. Wm. McDonald, pastor of St. Andrew's, conducting the services. Sylvanus Gemmill was a son of the late Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John Gemmill, who came from Dalry, Scotland, in 1821, and was born the same year on the hill where St. Paul's Church now stands. His birth marks an important era in the religious life of Lanark. The settlement was then in its infancy. The strongly inherent religious nature of the Scotch people found a deep want in the absence of church services. Petition after petition had been sent to the Old Country praying the church and Government there to send out a man who would conduct the worship of God at regular intervals. After repeated failure arrangements were made to send out the Rev. Dr. John Gemmill, who was to become pastor of St. Andrew's. Mr. Gemmill's boyhood and early manhood was spent in the village. In the year 1846 he bought the farm now occupied by his son John and engaged in farming there until the early seventies, when, attracted by the offer of free grant lands to settlers, he moved to North Hastings. Some years ago he returned to the village and spent the remainder of his life here. In 1848 he married Margaret Robertson of Bathurst township, and to them were born three children - John, Sylvanus and Margaret - all of whom reside in this vicinity and are well known in Lanark. Mrs. Gemmill also survives, besides two sisters - Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Eliza Cameron, both of Renfrew. In religion deceased was an old-time Presbyterian and a strict observer of the fourth commandment. He was a life-long Liberal, and, although not a strong party man, always upheld the principles of the Reform party. Notwithstanding the fact that he was the son of a doctor, Mr. Gemmill had a strong aversion to medicine, and never partook of any from the time he had the measles in boyhood until a month before he died. The Lanark Era, Wednesday, January 27, 1909, page 1 Note: The death record states he was born in Scotland. The obituary indicates he was born in Lanark, Ont.	Gemmill, Sylvanus (I40824)
47233	Sylvia Mae Padgett Evansville, Ind. Sylvia Mae Padgett, 76, passed away Wednesday, March 11, 2015 at her home. She was born June 26, 1938 in Long Island, NY to the late Sylvester N. and Laura E. (Miller) Hess. She worked at Holiday Nursing Home and Deaconess Hospital, in food services for 26 years. She loved her five cats and her dog, Jessie. Sylvia is survived by three brothers, Graveside services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, April 2, 2015 at Oak Hill Cemetery. -	Hess, Sylvia Mae (I42305)
47234	SYM CATHARINE GEORGE SYM/AGNES SNADDON FR189 (FR189) F 20/01/1793 487/ 10 366 Polmont	Sym, Catharine Janet (I6412)
47235	SYME AGNES GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR206 (FR206) F 23/06/1799 487/ 10 401 Polmont	Syme, Agnes (I42698)
47236	SYME ELISABETH GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR163 (FR163) F 10/04/1785 487/ 10 315 Polmont	Syme, Elizabeth (I42693)
47237	SYME ELIZABETH GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR215 (FR215) F 11/04/1802 487/ 10 419 Polmont	Syme, Elizabeth (I42699)
47238	SYME GEORGE AGNES SNADDON/FR573 (FR573) 14/02/1785 487/ 20 272 Polmont	Family: George Alexander Syme / Agnes Snaddon (F2031)
47239	SYME GEORGE GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR202 (FR202) M 10/09/1797 487/ 10 392 Polmont	Syme, George (I42697)
47240	SYME GEORGE WILLIAM SYME/ELIZABETH FORGIE FR95 (FR95) M 12/08/1759 486/ 10 173 Muiravonside	Syme, George Alexander (I16124)
47241	SYME JAMES GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR171 (FR171) M 01/06/1788 487/ 10 330 Polmont	Syme, James (I42695)
47242	SYME JAMES GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR195 (FR195) M 19/04/1795 487/ 10 471 Polmon	Syme, James (I42696)
47243	SYME MARGARET STEELE GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR222 (FR222) F 16/06/1804 487/ 10 432 Polmont	Syme, Margaret Steele (I42691)
47244	SYME WILLIAM GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR166 (FR166) M 11/06/1786 487/ 10 321 Polmont	Syme, William (I42694)
47245	t is believed that this marker belongs to William because all of the other Rowe family members in this plot have headstones with their names on them. .......... The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara": Great Falls Tribune (MT), 12 Jan 1925 Fort Benton Pioneer Dead; Long Illness. Moved to Montana in Early Riverboat Days; Nine Children Survive Fort Benton, Jan. 11--William Rowe, 84 years old, died at his home in this city early Sunday morning after a lingering illness extending over the past several years. He was one of the oldest residents of the county in point of residence, arriving here in the early '60s on the same boat that brought T. C. Power. For many years he was a stage driver from this place to Helena and had a contract for carrying the mail. He has been identified with a number of business ventures in this part of Montana and was formerly the owner of the old Overland hotel and later the Grand Union hotel. He served as an early day sheriff of Chouteau county. Nine children beside the widow survive: Mrs. George E. Penrock, Wilbur; Mrs. W. H. Jenkinson, three sons, Leslie, George and Edward of Fort Benton; Mrs. Minnie Hendrickson of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. J. F. Lester of Wenatchee, Wash.; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Davis, living here. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 under the direction of the Masonic order. .......... Parents: James and Julia (Williams) Rowe Sister: Mary Ann Rowe, wife of William Davis, Fort Benton, MT At age four immigrated with his family to Elizabethtown, Jo Daviess County, IL. 16 children born, seven passed away in infancy. Surviving children: Harry Rowe, died at age 24. Grace E. Rowe (m. Richard J. Pennock) Wilbur Garfield Rose (m. Jessie M. Jenkinson) Emma A. Rowe (m. William Jenkinson) Leslie Charles Rowe (m. Philomon Dupee) George Francis Rowe Edward Harrison Rowe John McKinley Rowe Mary Catherine Rowe (m. Josiah F. Lester)	Rowe, William (I47308)
47246	T.C. Barrie of Ogilvy's Passes at 71 A man who played a prominent part in Otttawa business life for many years, Thomas Cameronn Barrie ddied suddenly at his home, 84 Carling Avenue. He was 71. Still active in his capacity as manager at Charles Ogilvy, Ltd., having declined an offer of superannuation, Mr. Barrie was well liked by his friends and co-workers for his happy disposition and simplicity of manner. Born at Perth, son of the late Archibald Barry and Margaret Campbell, he came to Ottawa as a young man and was employed by the Ogilvy firm. Three years later, spurred by a youthful dream to see the west, he accepted an offer to become the representative of Greenshields, Ltd., Montreal in western Canada. He was stationed in Moose Jaw and Regina. In 1929 he returned to Ottawa and was re-engaged by the Charles Ogilvy Company in a managerial capacity. In 1946 he became a director of the organization. He bowled with teh Charles Oglivy Bowling Club, and was also active in organizations at Chalmers United Church, of which he was an elder. He is survived by his wife, the former Jean May Cherry, whom he married in 1904. also survived by a son, Harold C., and two grandchildren in Orange, Texas, and a sister, Mrs. R.C. Peden, of Ottawa. The body is resting at Hulse and Playfair, Ltd., 315 McLeod Street, where the funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Wednesday at 3:45 pm. Rev. A.L. Griffith of Chalmers United Church will officiate. Burial will be in Beechwood Cemetery.	Barrie, Thomas Cameron (I50165)
47247	Taken from Canada Find a Grave Index 1851 census indicates 1811	Duffield, Sarah (I3205)
47248	taken from the 1901 passenger list.	Ireland, John Smith (I1590)
47249	Taken over as a mental asylum after his death. Council houses were built in the grounds.	Tombazis, George Anderson (I38138)
47250	Talcottville: Mrs. Charlotte W. Colton, 71, wife of William L. Colton, died yesterday in Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville. She was born in Germantown, N.Y., daughter of Frank and Alida Coons Woodward. Her early life was spent in Germantown where she attended school. She was employed in New York City for six years before her marriage to Mr. Colton, in 1917, in Weehawken, N.J. The couple purchased the General Merriam homestead near here in 1919. They conducted a dairy and maple syrup business. Mrs. Colton was a member of Boonville Presbyterian Church. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ambrose (Frances) Bailey and a son, Donald, both of Talcottville; two brothers, Fred Woodward, Poughkeepsie and John Woodward, Pine Plains, and a sister Mrs. Mary Kline, Woodcliff Lake, N.J. The funeral will be at 2 Friday from the Trainor Funeral Home, Boonville, with the Rev. Irving F. Beal, pastor of Boonville Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Talcottville Cemetery. Calling hours are today and tomorrow. (Utica Daily Press, Wednesday, December 11, 1963)	Woodward, Charlotte (I6871)

Notes

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47201

STUART
WILLIAM
WILLIAM STUART/MARY ROBERTSON
M
15/09/1728
644/1
110 19
Glasgow

47202

Stuck Farm is a farm in Argyll and Bute, Scottish Highlands, Scotland. Stuck Farm is situated nearby to the peak Kames Hill, as well as near Edinbeg Hill.

Wester Kames Castle is located near Kames Bay near Port Bannatyne, Isle of Bute, Scotland. Wester Kames Castle is situated 2 km south of Stuck Farm.

Kames Castle is a 16th-century tower house located on the shore of Kames Bay near Port Bannatyne, on the Isle of Bute, Scotland. Kames Castle is situated 2?a km south of Stuck Farm.

Port Bannatyne, is a coastal village on the Isle of Bute, Firth of Clyde, Scotland that is home to many steamers. Port Bannatyne is situated 3 km south of Stuck Farm.

Ardbeg is a small settlement on the island of Bute in Scotland, in Argyll and Bute. Ardbeg is situated 4 km southeast of Stuck Farm. (half way to Rothsay)

Lindsay, Walter (I14572)

47203

Style of Walter Newall. Circa 1840. Picturesque villa with Italianate tower and near symmetrical elevations. 2 storeys, central square tower with shallow pyramidal roof rises an additional storey, with bipartites to each face; lower service wing to east. Polished red ashlar. Windows all round-headed, mostly mullioned, 2 or 3 lights set in plain projecting margins with simple incised detail in spandrels; canted or shallow rectangular projections at ground. North elevation: wide gabled porch with round-headed panelled and studd door in advanced central gabled bay; bipartite windows, service wing recessed left returns north and is similarly treated. West elevation: narrow bay links outer bays, decorative anthemion ironwork over outer ground floor windows: south elevation also with off-centre gable and ironwork over balcony to one 1st floor window (Missing to other two). Elaborately carved brackets to eaves; stacks with corniced and battered grouped square flues (square apex stack to tower). Interior: Classical features to some cornice plasterwork (anthemions, egg and dart etc); one ground floor room with coffered ceiling: some marble chimney pieces: anthemion-patterned cast-iron stair balusters.

Ritchie, William of Moffat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland (I20539)

47204

Sub District Description:?tab?Townships 14 and 15, ranges 7, 8, 9 and 10, W. 2. M., including the Village of Glenavon

Boarding with Rudolph Gieberman

Alford, Clara B. Alice (I41353)

47205

Sub-district: 09; Description: Townships 4, 5 in ranges 7, 8, 9, 10 west of the 2nd M

Webster, Orien Outwater (I284)

47206

Sub-district: 27; Description: Townships 7 and 8 in range 27, west of principal meridian

Dobbie, David Guthrie (I3407)

47207

Subscribed to Faithful Contendings displayed: being an historical relation of the State and Actings of the suffering Remnant in the church of Scotland, who subsisted in Select Societies, and were united in general correspondencies during the hottest time of the late Persecution, viz. from the year 1681 to 1691. Together with An account of the State of the land in general, and of the Society people in particular, in the intervals betwixt each of their general meetings, with some pertinent remarks upon these historical occurrences, and many letters to and from the general correspondent meetings &c. Collected and kept in record by Mr. Michael Shields, who was clerk unto these general Societies, and personally present at most of their meetings ... To which is added, Ten Considerations on the danger of apostacy and defection from a covenanted work of reformation. By Mr. James Guthrie, sometime minister of the Gospel at Stirling. As also A collection of very valuable Sermons, preached by these faithful and eminent Servants of Jesus Christ, Messrs. John Kid, John King, John Welch, John Blackadder, John Dickson and Gabriel Semple. Collected and transcribed by John Howie, and published at the desire of some of those who desire to own the same testimony that some of those authors owned and sealed with their blood, 1780, HOWIE, John. Glasgow; Subject: religion

Lindsay, Alexander (I14570)

47208

Subscribed, in presence of Julia Langly cook and Fanny Vauth parlour maid in his employ.

Anderson, Robert (I38126)

47209

Sudden Death
A week ago, Mr. A.R. McIntyre, merchant, Middleville, was called away suddenly to attend the funeral of his brother, Captain John McIntyre, reeve of Elderslie,Co. Bruce, who dide suddenly on that day. The deceased gentleman was a native of the town of Perth, and many a year ago, left this part of the country for the Bruce district, where he was a respected and influential resident.

McIntyre, Capt. John (I49344)

47210

Sudden Death
Mr Arthur Innes, of the township of Bathurst, was, on Saturday last, found lying dead on a load of shingle wood which the horses were drawing homewards. Deceased had gone to the 'bush' during the forenoon and was on his return home when suddenly summoned away. The features were much discolored, and it is supposed that he died in a fit of apoplexy. Deceased was under forty years of age, and has left a wife and a small family.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
February 28, 1862, pg 2

Innes, Arthur (I51025)

47211

Sudden Death
We regret very much to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. James Cameron, at her residence on the Scotch Line, on the evening of the 24th. On the day in question, Mrs. Cameron had been complaining of being slightly indisposed, but presently the indisposition assumed a more serious aspect when a message was at onece dispatched to Perth, for a physician, but the summons had been but a few minutes on the road, when Mrs. Cameron was called away by death. Heart disease was the cause of her sudden demise. Mrs. Cameron's death will be mourned by a larg number of friends, and the bereaved husband and family will receive the hearty sympathu of the entire community. The deceased was the daughter of John Fisher, Esq., of Bathurst and was about 37 years of age.

Perth Courier
January 26, 1866, pg. 2

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Born 8 May 1828, Baptized 7 Jun 1828 by Rev. William Bell, First Presbyterian Church, Perth.

Name: Mrs. James Cameron; Residence: Burgess; Birthplace: Canada; Died: 25 Jany. (1866); Age: 37; Disease: Child-bed
[St. Andrew's Burial Register]

Daughter of James (John) Fisher and Janet McNee she married James Cameron 4 Jun 1852 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth [RRosbolt - Ancestry]

Fisher, Christian "Christina" (I14087)

47212

SUDDEN PASSING OF MR. ROBERT BARNETT

Well Known Resident Dies Age of 64. at Many friends will learn with regret of the death of a well known and highly esteemed resident of this city in the person of Robert Barnett, aged 64 years, which occurred suddenly this morning at his late residence, 4 Christie street. The late Mr. Barnett had been in ill health for the past year, but his passing was quite unexpected, because only this morning he had gone out to shovel snow in his backyard after breakfast, and it is thought that the exercise was too strenuous for him as he complained of not feeling very well when he returned to the house. He passed away soon afterwards. Born in Clayton, Ontario, 64 years ago, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Barnett, deceased had remained there until he was 21, when he went to Duluth, Minn., to reside. He left Duluth about 30 years ago, coming to Ottawa, where he has lived since. In religion the late Mr. Barnett was an Anglican, having been a prominent worker in St. Luke's church and a member of the executive of the synod. He was also on several committees of the church. The late Mr. Barnett had been a builder and contractor, but retired six years ago. Surviving him, besides his widow, formerly Miss Mary Timmons, of Pakenham, are one daughter, Mrs. S. H. Ogden, of Ottawa; two sons, Percy, of R. Stewart and Son,' insurance agents, and George, of The Citizen Advertising Department, and two sisters, Mrs. J. MacFarlane of Haileybury, Ont., and Mrs. William Banning, of Winnipeg. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Interment will take place in Pakenham.

The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
15 Feb 1928, Wed ?W Page 3

Name      Robert Barnett
Gender Male
Age     64
Birth Date     1864
Birth Place     Clayton, Ontario
Death Date     15 Feb 1928
Death Place Carleton, Ontario, Canada
Cause of Death     Natural Causes - Probably Myocarditis Suddenly

Barnett, Robert (I23655)

47213

Sudden Passing of Robert J. Paul
On July 13 (18?) Robert J. Paul passed away very suddenly. Although not in the best of health he had been very active and was about his usual activities the previous day. He was the son of the late Andrew Paul and Christena McLean.

Deceased was born July 16th, 1882 and spent his entire life on the farm near Mr. Donald's Corners.

In 1913 he was united in marriage to Edith Fair, who predeceased him in 1939. On September 12, 1941 he was united in marriage to Wilma Ashby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Ashby. To this union were born three children, namely, Billy, Edith and Bessie. A brother John died in 1940.

The funeral services were held from Jackson's Funeral Home to the Elphin Presbyterian Church, of which he was a member. Interment was in Crawford's Cemetery with Rev. Allan Duncan of McDonald's Corners officiating.

Pallbearers were Lindsay Duncan, Bert Shanks, Eldred Gemmill, Walter Stewart, Frank McKinnon and Alvin Paul.

Flower bearers were Delmer Paul, Clarence Gemmill, James Shanks, Morris Ashby, George Duncan and Merle Duncan.

The large array of flowers show th high esteem in which he was held and were received from the following:

Broken Circle - wife and family. Wreaths - Mrs Mabel Paul and family; Mr James Paul and family. Sprays - Mrs J. Ashby and Elmer; Mrs John W. Paul and family; Hazel and Morley Ashby; Cemetery Committee; Annie Nicol; Marion McLean and Mary Dunett; Mr. and Mrs. Hilyard McLean and Aunty Annie; Mell and Leola, Linsay and Florence, Jack and Julia. Cut flowers - Mr. and Mrs. Mert Campbell, Mr and Mrs Herb Cuthbertson; Mrs. John Nisbet and family; Mr and Mrs Merve McCulloch and family; Mr and Mrs Fred Blackburn and Bert Shanks; Mr and Mrs Reg. Shanks; Mr and Mrs James Shanks; Lindsay and Annette, Bill and Reta, Herle and Clarice; Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart and Luella; R.B. and Ethel Thomson, Tom and Irene Dobbie; Harold and Norean Thomson; Mr and Mrs John Ashby, Morris and Ivan; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gallagher, Mr and Mrs. O. Adam; Gladys, Mike, Laura and Eddie Thompson.
In Memoriam Cards - Mr and Mrs Eldred Gemmill and family, ......

Paul, Robert James (I4417)

47214

Suddenly Monday Eve.
Carsonville, Nov. 1.
Benjamin James Willis, 56, well known farmer and, thresher of this community, died unexpectedly Monday. evening while threshing at the home of Daniel Kramp, southeast of Croswell. Mr. Willis appeared to be in the best of health and his death came as a shock to this section of the county.
He was born at Mt. Zion on Nov. 9, 1876. He was 50 years, 11 months and 21 days of age. He was united in marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth McPherson on Feb. 11, 1911. To this union two children were born : Miss Nina Willis and Lee Willis, both at home. He is also survived by two step children: Clarence McPherson, Port Huron, and Mrs Wilfred. Roy Brown, Pontiac ; and the following brothers and sisters: Henry Willis, of the West, Elmer Willis of Ruby, Mich., Mrs. George Christie of McGregor, Mrs. John Badgero of Ferndale, Mrs. Daniel Meiche of Hopkins.
Funeral services will be held from the Carsonville M. E. church at 2:00 o'clock this Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Washington cemetery.

Willis, Benjamin James (I13826)

47215

Suddenly, at Perth on Wednesday, September 29th, 1993. Margaret M. Laidley, in her 80th year, wife of the late J. Hilyard McLean. Dear mother of John of Toronto. Loved sister of Doris Ferrier of Perth. She will be sadly missed by her many friends.

Friends may call at the Blair and Son Funeral Home, Perth, Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral service will be conducted in the Chapel, Saturday at 1pm. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Laidley, Margaret M. (I45012)

47216

Sued for Divorce
Hollywood, Nov. 9
Songwriter William T. Crago today was sued for divorce by Mrs. Mildred M. Crago, who alledged that he had been collaborating on more than songs with Grace Shannon.

Long Beach Independant
Long Beach, California
10 Nov 1943

Rowe, Grace Elizabeth (I47232)

47217

Suggested edit from Find A Grave Contributor Blake Logan (49563616):
Some of Johns life: 1901 a Student; 1910 a Teacher; 1920 a Paymaster at Machine Shop; 1930 a Clerk in a Office.

Park, John Herbert (I52992)

47218

Sully, Vera

Un Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Friday, August 18, 1989, Vera Ferrier, aged 89 years. Beloved wife of the late Elmo Albert Sully. Loved mother of Jean (Mrs. W. Blatch) of England. Dear grandmother of Lisa, Amanda, and Hugh and great-grandmother of Madeline, Simon and Stephanie. Dear sister of John and Isabel Ferrier of Renfrew, Elmer and armen Ferrier of Australia and Jessie Denovan of Connecticut, USA. Predeceased by 1 sister Jean Plaunt.

Resting at the Anderson Funeral Home & Chapel, 22 Raglan St. South, Renfrew. Funeral Service will be conducted from the Renfrew Presbyterian Church on Sunday, August 20, at 2 pm, Reverend Ian Lynk officiating. Interment Thomsonville Cemetery. Donations to the Renfrew Victoria Hospital Building Fund or Trinity St Andrew's United Church Building Fund would be appreciated. Visitation Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 pm

Miller Clipping File

Ferrier, Vera F. (I3176)

47219

SUMTER ? Lucille Honeycutt Bolger, 90, widow of Thomas T. Bolger Jr., died Friday, July 20, 2007, at Clarendon Memorial Hospital in Manning.

Born Oct. 19, 1916, in Clinton, N.C., she was a daughter of the late Herman and Florence Alderman Honeycutt. She was a retired children's furniture sales rep and a charter member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church and Circle Group No. 3.

Surviving are two sons, Tommy "Bubba" Bolger and his wife, Jennie, of Summerton and W.H. "Bill" Bolger of Sarasota, Fla.; two daughters, Pat Kizziah and her husband, Jack, of Burlington, N.C., and Judy Clark and her husband, Barry, of Lexington; a sister, Mary Frances Andrews of Sumter; sisters-in-law, Margaret Honeycutt of Columbia, Emily Mason of Sumter and Mrs. H.B. "Tiny" Payne of Greensboro, N.C.; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Evergreen Memorial Park in Sumter with the Revs. Tommy Bolger, Rob Pierce and Jerry Pickens officiating.

The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the residence of her son, Tommy "Bubba" Bolger, 1328 Tom Charles Road, in the Goat Island community of Summerton.

Memorials may be made to Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 211 Alice Drive, Sumter, SC 29150.

Honeycutt, Lucille H. (I38986)

47220

Sunset Nursing Home in Saskatoon

MOEN
The death of Mrs. Soneva Moen, aged 86 years, of Melville, Sask., occurred in hospital on Oct 29. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, Nov 3 at 2:30 pm from Plain View Zion Lutheran Church near Melville, Sask. The Saskatoon Funeral Home will be in charge. Surviving are one son, Ernest Moen of Melville, Sask.; one daughter, Mrs. W. A. Moor of Victoria, BC.

Born in the United States. Mrs Moen came to Canada to the Melville district where she has lived since 1907. Interment will be made in the Plain View Cemetery.

"Obituary for Soneva Moen" Newspapers.com. Star-Phoenix, October 31, 1956. https://www.newspapers.com/article/star-phoenix-obituary-for-soneva-moen/145308244/.

Selland, Soneva E. (I61383)

47221

Superintendent of the toronto insane asylum from 1854 - 1875 responsible for cleaning up the "hell hole" Dr. Joseph Workman (May 26, 1805-April 15, 1894), known as the "Father of Canadian Psychiatry," was in 1845 the principal founder of the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto. He largely wrote the church's constitution which affirms "the free exercise of private judgment in all matters of belief" and provides that "females" were to "exercise the same privileges as. . . males. Workman taught high school while he studied medicine at McGill University. After his graduation in 1835 he was for ten years a hardware merchant in Toronto. From 1846-53 he practiced family medicine and taught at Dr. Rolph's School of Medicine in Toronto. During this period he served as City Alderman, helped to establish a Hospital for poor immigrants, guided a Royal Commission which established the University College, Canada's first secular college, and served as the first Chair of the Board of Education. Workman fought for free, non-sectarian, yet Christian education, which in his view should not include any imposed ritual, such as daily recitations of the Lord's Prayer. He wrote, "The first step in any educational process is to inculcate in the mind of youth the great principles of honesty, truth, benevolence, loyalty to just authority and withstanding of tyranny and oppression of any sort. Next is to be placed the acquirement of that knowledge necessary to our immediate comforts and interests; and after that, accomplishments and refinements." He said that the exclusion of women "from the study of the more profound branches of literature and science" savored of "barbarism," though women should, of course, not neglect the study of "plum pudding," "the darning needle [and] the smoothing iron." A social reformer, Workman advocated publicly financed aid for the poor, extension of the franchise, and women's rights. In his many articles he showed concern for poverty, poor health care, alcoholism, and especially fetal alcohol syndrome and infant mortality. Working as a forensic expert, he denounced capital punishment. Workman served by appointment as Superintendent of the Provincial Lunatic Asylum (1853-75). He advocated kindness to the mentally ill and sought in them "that spark of humanity which dwells in each of us." Workman fought to end asylum staffing systems based on political patronage, promoted healthier living conditions for asylum inmates, and initiated an internship program for future psychiatrists. His establishment of the framework of asylum management in Canada brought many international speaking engagements and honours.

Workman, Dr. Joseph (I13456)

47222

Surname LINDSAY
Forename ALEXANDER
Parents/ Other Details ALEXANDER LINDSAY/JENAT LINDSAY
Gender M
Date 02/04/1721
Parish Number 493/
Ref 10 157
Parish Bonhill

LINDSAY
ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER LINDSAY/JENAT LINDSAY
M
02/04/1721
493/
10 157
Bonhill

Lindsay, Alexander (I14570)

47223

SurnameBLAIR
ForenameJOHN
Parents/ Other DetailsJOHN BLAIR/MARY MCNICOL FR77 (FR77)
GenderM
Date17/01/1731
Parish Number388/
Ref10 134
ParishPort Of Menteith

Blair, John (I25964)

47224

SurnameBLAIR
ForenameJOHN
Parents/ Other DetailsJOHN BLAIR/MARY MCNICOL FR85 (FR85)
GenderM
Date07/07/1735
Parish Number388/
Ref10 152
ParishPort Of Menteith

Blair, John (I25965)

47225

Susan Poole Administrator of Henry Poole's will. Concession 4 Lot 7 transferred to George & Susan Poole

Poole, George (I3396)

47226

Susan Wrzosek
Susan Jane Wrzosek, 85, of Beloit, Wis., died Thursday, April 29, 2004, at Encore Senior Villa in Clinton, Wis.

She was born Aug. 16, 1918, in Marquette, Mich., the daughter of . A.E. and Roberta Pollock Powell. She was a 1935 graduate of Eau Claire Senior High School, 1940 graduate of Eau Claire State Teachers College, 1947 graduate of the School of Chicago Art Institute and a 1948 graduate of the University of Wisconsin. Susan was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp.

She married Robert Wrzosek on Oct. 7, 1950, in Beloit, Wis. He predeceased her on Jan. 10, 1984. Susan formerly taught in the Beloit School District, She was a former Girl Scout Leader; organized adult art groups and was involved with the Humane Society. Susan was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Survivors include a nephew, Daniel (Laurie) Powell of Minneapolis, Minn., and his children, Stephan and Laura; a niece, Mary (Raymond) Bonnabeau of St. Paul, Minn., and her children, Mary, Margaret, Raymond and Christopher; sister-in-law. Bertha Toltzman and brother-in-law, James (Linda) Wrzosek of Scottsdale, Ariz., and their children, Ann (Steven) Manor, Joseph (Diane) Wrzosek, Elizabeth (Steven) Messer and David (Stephanie) Wrzosek; cousin. Bonnie Anderson of Rockford, III.; and a special friend, Joan Waite. She was predeceased by her parents, brother, and a niece, Mary Toltzman.

Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 2, 2004, in the Daley-Murphy-Wisch & Associates Funeral Home, 2355 Cranston Road, Beloit, Wis., with Gerald Cox officiating. Burial will be at 1 p.m. Monday, May 3, 2004, in the Holy Family Cemetery in Stanley, Wis. Visitation will be from 6:30 p.m. until the time of services Sunday in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given in her name to the Rock County Humane Society .

Powell, Susan Jane of Beloit, WI (I41583)

47227

SUSANNA
PATRICK BLAIR/JANET MCLISHE FR270 (FR270)
F
29/07/1705
372/
20 8
Lethendy and Kinloch

Blair, Susanna (I25989)

47228

Sutton, Stanley Cecil of 24 Stanley Hill Av. Aersham Bucks, died 6 May 1977, Probate London 27 July L43975. #770117060H

Sutton, Stanley Cecil (I41118)

47229

SW 1/2 Lot 19 Bathurst Crown 1820 to Sgt John Ashby from England
He was a Sgt. in Royal Vetern Battalion who settled in 1817 and received 100 acre grant , Bathurst Con 10 Lot 19 W, August 9 1820 (3 years to complete requirements).

Another John Ashley (Ashby) - from England in 1817, noted as a Young settler (Peter R obinson Group) settled at Con 2 Lot 24 (no twp noted in Mom's notes

Ashby, Sgt John (I4762)

47230

Swanson Street

Shaw, Isabella Elizabeth (I31851)

47231

Swept overboard the deck of the Schooner Azov on Lake Huron

Munro, James "Jimmy" (I17246)

47232

Sylvanus Gemmill, Sr., at the age of 87 years and 3 months, was taken away by death last Saturday, January 23rd. Age had enfeebled him in body and for some time past his condition gave little hope that the journey would continue much longer. In the sere and yellow leaf he lived alone in a house on Mill Street where friends and relatives administered to his wants. The funeral took place on Monday at 2 o'clock to Lanark Village Cemetery, Rev. Wm. McDonald, pastor of St. Andrew's, conducting the services.

Sylvanus Gemmill was a son of the late Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John Gemmill, who came from Dalry, Scotland, in 1821, and was born the same year on the hill where St. Paul's Church now stands. His birth marks an important era in the religious life of Lanark. The settlement was then in its infancy. The strongly inherent religious nature of the Scotch people found a deep want in the absence of church services. Petition after petition had been sent to the Old Country praying the church and Government there to send out a man who would conduct the worship of God at regular intervals. After repeated failure arrangements were made to send out the Rev. Dr. John Gemmill, who was to become pastor of St. Andrew's.

Mr. Gemmill's boyhood and early manhood was spent in the village. In the year 1846 he bought the farm now occupied by his son John and engaged in farming there until the early seventies, when, attracted by the offer of free grant lands to settlers, he moved to North Hastings. Some years ago he returned to the village and spent the remainder of his life here.

In 1848 he married Margaret Robertson of Bathurst township, and to them were born three children - John, Sylvanus and Margaret - all of whom reside in this vicinity and are well known in Lanark. Mrs. Gemmill also survives, besides two sisters - Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Eliza Cameron, both of Renfrew.

In religion deceased was an old-time Presbyterian and a strict observer of the fourth commandment. He was a life-long Liberal, and, although not a strong party man, always upheld the principles of the Reform party. Notwithstanding the fact that he was the son of a doctor, Mr. Gemmill had a strong aversion to medicine, and never partook of any from the time he had the measles in boyhood until a month before he died.

The Lanark Era, Wednesday, January 27, 1909, page 1

Note:
The death record states he was born in Scotland. The obituary indicates he was born in Lanark, Ont.

Gemmill, Sylvanus (I40824)

47233

Sylvia Mae Padgett
Evansville, Ind.
Sylvia Mae Padgett, 76, passed away Wednesday, March 11, 2015 at her home. She was born June 26, 1938 in Long Island, NY to the late Sylvester N. and Laura E. (Miller) Hess. She worked at Holiday Nursing Home and Deaconess Hospital, in food services for 26 years. She loved her five cats and her dog, Jessie.
Sylvia is survived by three brothers,
Graveside services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, April 2, 2015 at Oak Hill Cemetery. -

Hess, Sylvia Mae (I42305)

47234

SYM
CATHARINE
GEORGE SYM/AGNES SNADDON FR189 (FR189)
F
20/01/1793
487/
10 366
Polmont

Sym, Catharine Janet (I6412)

47235

SYME
AGNES
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR206 (FR206)
F
23/06/1799
487/
10 401
Polmont

Syme, Agnes (I42698)

47236

SYME
ELISABETH
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR163 (FR163)
F
10/04/1785
487/
10 315
Polmont

Syme, Elizabeth (I42693)

47237

SYME
ELIZABETH
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR215 (FR215)
F
11/04/1802
487/
10 419
Polmont

Syme, Elizabeth (I42699)

47238

SYME
GEORGE
AGNES SNADDON/FR573 (FR573)
14/02/1785
487/
20 272
Polmont

Family: George Alexander Syme / Agnes Snaddon (F2031)

47239

SYME
GEORGE
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR202 (FR202)
M
10/09/1797
487/
10 392
Polmont

Syme, George (I42697)

47240

SYME
GEORGE
WILLIAM SYME/ELIZABETH FORGIE FR95 (FR95)
M
12/08/1759
486/
10 173
Muiravonside

Syme, George Alexander (I16124)

47241

SYME
JAMES
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR171 (FR171)
M
01/06/1788
487/
10 330
Polmont

Syme, James (I42695)

47242

SYME
JAMES
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR195 (FR195)
M
19/04/1795
487/
10 471
Polmon

Syme, James (I42696)

47243

SYME
MARGARET STEELE
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR222 (FR222)
F
16/06/1804
487/
10 432
Polmont

Syme, Margaret Steele (I42691)

47244

SYME
WILLIAM
GEORGE SYME/AGNES SNADDON FR166 (FR166)
M
11/06/1786
487/
10 321
Polmont

Syme, William (I42694)

47245

t is believed that this marker belongs to William because all of the other Rowe family members in this plot have headstones with their names on them.
..........
The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":

Great Falls Tribune (MT), 12 Jan 1925
Fort Benton Pioneer Dead; Long Illness. Moved to Montana in Early Riverboat Days; Nine Children Survive

Fort Benton, Jan. 11--William Rowe, 84 years old, died at his home in this city early Sunday morning after a lingering illness extending over the past several years. He was one of the oldest residents of the county in point of residence, arriving here in the early '60s on the same boat that brought T. C. Power. For many years he was a stage driver from this place to Helena and had a contract for carrying the mail. He has been identified with a number of business ventures in this part of Montana and was formerly the owner of the old Overland hotel and later the Grand Union hotel. He served as an early day sheriff of Chouteau county.
Nine children beside the widow survive: Mrs. George E. Penrock, Wilbur; Mrs. W. H. Jenkinson, three sons, Leslie, George and Edward of Fort Benton; Mrs. Minnie Hendrickson of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. J. F. Lester of Wenatchee, Wash.; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Davis, living here.
The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 under the direction of the Masonic order.
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Parents: James and Julia (Williams) Rowe
Sister: Mary Ann Rowe, wife of William Davis, Fort Benton, MT

At age four immigrated with his family to Elizabethtown, Jo Daviess County, IL.

16 children born, seven passed away in infancy. Surviving children:
Harry Rowe, died at age 24.
Grace E. Rowe (m. Richard J. Pennock)
Wilbur Garfield Rose (m. Jessie M. Jenkinson)
Emma A. Rowe (m. William Jenkinson)
Leslie Charles Rowe (m. Philomon Dupee)
George Francis Rowe
Edward Harrison Rowe
John McKinley Rowe
Mary Catherine Rowe (m. Josiah F. Lester)

Rowe, William (I47308)

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T.C. Barrie of Ogilvy's Passes at 71
A man who played a prominent part in Otttawa business life for many years, Thomas Cameronn Barrie ddied suddenly at his home, 84 Carling Avenue. He was 71.

Still active in his capacity as manager at Charles Ogilvy, Ltd., having declined an offer of superannuation, Mr. Barrie was well liked by his friends and co-workers for his happy disposition and simplicity of manner.

Born at Perth, son of the late Archibald Barry and Margaret Campbell, he came to Ottawa as a young man and was employed by the Ogilvy firm. Three years later, spurred by a youthful dream to see the west, he accepted an offer to become the representative of Greenshields, Ltd., Montreal in western Canada.

He was stationed in Moose Jaw and Regina. In 1929 he returned to Ottawa and was re-engaged by the Charles Ogilvy Company in a managerial capacity. In 1946 he became a director of the organization.

He bowled with teh Charles Oglivy Bowling Club, and was also active in organizations at Chalmers United Church, of which he was an elder.

He is survived by his wife, the former Jean May Cherry, whom he married in 1904. also survived by a son, Harold C., and two grandchildren in Orange, Texas, and a sister, Mrs. R.C. Peden, of Ottawa.

The body is resting at Hulse and Playfair, Ltd., 315 McLeod Street, where the funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Wednesday at 3:45 pm. Rev. A.L. Griffith of Chalmers United Church will officiate. Burial will be in Beechwood Cemetery.

Barrie, Thomas Cameron (I50165)

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Taken from Canada Find a Grave Index
1851 census indicates 1811

Duffield, Sarah (I3205)

47248

taken from the 1901 passenger list.

Ireland, John Smith (I1590)

47249

Taken over as a mental asylum after his death. Council houses were built in the grounds.

Tombazis, George Anderson (I38138)

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Talcottville: Mrs. Charlotte W. Colton, 71, wife of William L. Colton, died yesterday in Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville.
She was born in Germantown, N.Y., daughter of Frank and Alida Coons Woodward. Her early life was spent in Germantown where she attended school. She was employed in New York City for six years before her marriage to Mr. Colton, in 1917, in Weehawken, N.J. The couple purchased the General Merriam homestead near here in 1919. They conducted a dairy and maple syrup business. Mrs. Colton was a member of Boonville Presbyterian Church.
Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ambrose (Frances) Bailey and a son, Donald, both of Talcottville; two brothers, Fred Woodward, Poughkeepsie and John Woodward, Pine Plains, and a sister Mrs. Mary Kline, Woodcliff Lake, N.J.
The funeral will be at 2 Friday from the Trainor Funeral Home, Boonville, with the Rev. Irving F. Beal, pastor of Boonville Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Talcottville Cemetery.
Calling hours are today and tomorrow.
(Utica Daily Press, Wednesday, December 11, 1963)

Woodward, Charlotte (I6871)

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