LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
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| 47651 | USA Social Security Death Index | Grant, Lindsay Duncan (I2643)
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| 47652 | Vale of Even Hospital, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland | Stewart, John (I67269)
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| 47653 | Vancouver Sun, 11 May 1981, Page 35 FERGUSON Mary Georgina of West Vancouver, BC on May 10, 1981. Survived by her loving daughters, Mona (Mrs J A Webster), Margaret and Norah of West Vancouver BC and Audrey (Mrs E A Champ) Montreal, Que, granddaughter, Judy (Mrs G A Swanson) and great granddaughter Amy Swanson of Crescent Beach, BC. Memorial service will be held Tue May 12 at 3 PM at St Stephens Anglican Church 885 22nd St, West Vancouver. Rev E H Wallace officiating. Flowers gratefully declined. Arrangements through the Memorial Society of BC and First Memorial Services. | Adamson, Mary Georgina (I41477)
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| 47654 | VANDEN BOSCH, Jan Peacefully at the Bayfield Manor Nursing Home, Kemptville on Saturday, August 23, 2003 in his 95th year. Beloved husband of late Jean (nee Hossie) Vanden Bosch. Loving father of Stanley (Betty) of Chesterville, Janet Kennedy (Don) of Thomasburg, Dorothy Clark of Vankleek Hill and Barbara Vanden Bosch (friend Les Brost) of Lethbridge, Alberta. Brother of Jack of Guelph, Nies of Balderson, Dick and Eltje of Holland. Survived by 7 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by son-in-law Bill Clark, brothers Bill and Martin and sister Marie. Resting at the Chesterville Funeral Home, 62 Queen Street, Chesterville where the family will receive friends on Sunday, August 24, 2003 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, August 25, 2003 at 2:00 p.m. in the chapel followed by interment at Maple Ridge Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Winchester District Memorial Hospital Renewing The Vision Campaign or a charity of choice would be appreciated by the family. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada ?W Sun, Aug 24, 2003 Page 44 | Vanden Bosch, John "Jan" (I7106)
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| 47655 | Vardaman-Miller Ceremony Read WINNSBORO. Jan. 5. The North Temple Baptist Church of Dallas was the setting recently for the wedding of Miss Annie Laurie Vardaman and Robert Thomas Miller. Mrs. Daisy Vardaman of Dallas and Mrs. F. J. Miller of Winnsboro, are mothers of the couple. Dr. W. R. White, president of Baylor University, was the officiant at the double-ring ceremony, Miss Jean Wallis, organist, and Miss Ellen Moody, vocalist, presented the nuptial music. The bride was given in marriage by her brothers, E. Jerry Vardaman "and James W. Vardaman. She wore a pale pink slipper satin gown designed with a set-in yoke of Chantilly lace. The neckline and elongated bodice were scalloped. The petal-point sleeves were fastened with self-covered buttons and the bouffant skirt formed a semiformal train. The bridal fingertip veil of nylon illusion was caught to a satin melon cap quilted with seed pearls and clusters of deeper pink forget-me-nots. She carried a Bible topped with sweetheart roses and pink satin streamers knotted with stephanotis. Miss Betty Jane Sullivan was maid of honor and Kayana Sullivan was flower girl. The bride groom was attended by Howard V. Petty as best man. Robert O. Coleman and Richard Bacon were ushers and candlelighters. During the reception held at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. A. P. Cage registered tne guests. Mrs. J. Leroy Ballard cut the cake and Mrs. Petty served punch. For a wedding trip to New Orleans, the bride chose a navy blue suit, navy and white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. She was graduated from North Dallas High School and Baylor University, where she was a member of Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi and Kappa Delta Pi. The bridegroom received his bachelor of Arts and Master's degrees at Baylor and belonged to Alpha Chi. He is taking graduate work at the University of Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will live in Austin. Among the out-of-town guests were Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Cagle, Miss Marie Cagle, Thomas L. Ware and Miss Lillie Louise Martin, all of Waco; the Rev. and Mrs. Albert M. Brown, Eagle Lake; Mr. and Mrs. J. Leroy Ballard, Brownwood; Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Majors and Lowell Miller, all of Winnsboro. M.D. Tyler Morning Telegraph, January 6, 1950, Page 23. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/tyler-morning-telegraph-marriage-of-vard/125032727/ : accessed May 20, 2023), clip page for Marriage of Vardaman / Miller by user dianeduncan01 | Family: Dr. Robert Thomas Miller / Annie Laurie Vardaman (F9179)
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| 47656 | VARGA Frank Steve passed away suddenly Monday. December 4th. 2000. after a lengthy illness. at the age of 77. Frank was raised in Saskatchewan and served during World War II with the 110th Field Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, 1 941 -1 946. Moved to Vancouver and became a long time employee of the City of Vancouver. He was also a loyal B.C. Lions ran. ne is survived oy ms sisters, Margaret ot surrey, Agnes and Mary of Saskatchewan, and is Predeceased by his sister Helen, October 23rd, 2000. Also survived by sons, Steve, Randy (Suzanne), Peter (Nancy), Michael (Isabella), daughters, Linda, Gail (Ken), Donna (Rick), and their mother Jean. A caring grandfather to Travis, Bradley, Cayle, Kelsey, Zachary, Kadean, Kyle, and Ryan. Wife Gay, her son Dave, daughter Michele and grandson Ben, many nieces and nephews. Evening prayers Thursday, December 7th, 2000 at 6 p.m. from St. Josephs Catholic Church, 140 Moody Port Moody, B.C. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. December 8th, 2000 from St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment at Gardens of Gethsemani, 15800 32nd Surrey, B.C. In lieu of flowers donations to your favourite charity would be appreciated. Burquitlam Funeral Home 936-9987. The Province, December 7, 2000, Page 119. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-province-obituary-for-frank-varga-st/126756803/ : accessed June 19, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Frank VARGA Steve by user dianeduncan01 | Varga, Frank Steve (I57191)
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| 47657 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Source (S911)
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| 47658 | vent Type Marriage Birth Date 1857 Marriage Date 03/06/1891 Marriage Place Pittsfield Massachusetts Marriage Age 34 Father Name Thomas Mother Name Isabel Spouse Name Etta E McCarthy Spouse Marriage Age 26 Spouse Father Name Eugene McCarthy Spouse Mother Name Louise | Family: Allan A. Renfrew / Etta E. McCarthy (F12996)
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| 47659 | Verlin Ennis was born in Indiana, November 15, 1839, and died January 9, 1921, leaving his widow, Bertha Ennis and two daughters by a former marriage, Mrs. Mary Bergstrum and Mrs. Nellie Powell. Mr. Ennis crossed the plains in 1851 and with his parents and settled at Oregon City, later moving to Washington county where he lived for several years. Later he located below Linnton at the head of the island where he passed most of his life. He will be remembered by the old settlers and many friends as the ferryman of Sauvies island before the time of the steamboats. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the chapel of Dunning & McEntee. Burial was in Riverview cemetery. [The Oregonian, 14 Jan 1921, p15] | Ennis, Verlin (I17836)
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| 47660 | Verne was born in the old Enderby Hospital, the son of Audrey and Rosa Baird. He lived in the Okanagan all his life, working as a truck driver. He enjoyed spending time on the road and travelled extensively in BC, Alberta and parts of the American Southwest. He liked to take the rough routes and back roads in life and this got him to some amazing places. Days and nights were mostly spent alone, but what stories he had to tell when he returned from his travels. Verne had a son, Jeff, (deceased) and a daughter, Jennifer who loved him very much for who he was. He is survived by his brother, Tom (Carine) Baird, and sisters Diane (Art) Norlin, Opal (Doug) McManus and Margaret Baird. He is gone on down another road, but always returns in our memories. Memorial service at a later date. Expressions of sympathy may be forwarded to the family at www.MyAlternatives.ca. Arrangements entrusted to Alternatives Funeral & Cremation Services Armstrong 250-546-7237 & Vernon 250-558-0866 Obituary published in the Vernon Morning Star | Baird, Verne Audrey (I60618)
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| 47661 | Vernon W. Zempel was born November 19, 1920, on the family farm in Camp Release Township in Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota, to Edward and Tillie (Eggers) Zempel. He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. He completed country school through the 8th grade in rural Montevideo, Minnesota. During his teens, he worked on various farms. He began working at an egg drying plant in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. There he got into the hatchery business and finally owned a hatchery in Montevideo. He was well known locally as a soloist, and hosted a program at KDMA radio station, entitled "Hymns We Love." In 1957, he made a recording. He was very active in local politics and was a candidate for State Representative in 1962. In the mid-1960s, he turned his great love of gardening into a business, when he owned and operated a greenhouse. In the late 1960s, he became manager of the Associated Loan office in Montevideo. When that business sold, he worked for Anderson Super Service, and then later opened a collection agency, which he operated until his retirement. At age 80, his love for people motivated him to become a greeter at WalMart in Montevideo. On September 16, 1945, he was united in marriage to Betty Miller, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Granite Falls, Minnesota. He passed away September 12, 2003, at the age of 82 years, 9 months and 24 days. He is survived by his wife; son Mark (and Carole) Zempel; daughter Sally (and David) Smith; and son Keith (and Kay) Zempel; seven grandchildren; two great grandchildren; sisters: Delores (and Ervin) Klaassen, and Evelyn Jorgenson; brothers: LeRoy (and Audrey) Zempel, Floyd (and Arlene) Zempel, and Lloyd (and Margie) Zempel; sisters-in-law: Emma Zempel and Gladys Zempel; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and one sister. | Zempel, Vernon Wilbur (I14682)
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| 47662 | Veronica Berges Obituary Veronica Mary Berges passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 5, 20022 at the age of 102. Born in England, Veronica married Frank Berges of Preston in October 1945 and moved to Canada in 1946. She was a membero f the Women's Auxillary Air Force from 1941-1945. Veronica loved gardening, hiking the Bruce Trail, cross-country skiing, cooking, and reading. She also enjoyed jigsaw puzzles, word searches, and the British crosswords. Veronica treasured the visits from her grandchildren so she could share in their interests. She was the kind of caring person who would do anything for you, and we all respected her for her quiet strength. Veronicalwill be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by her children Rita Clapperton, Anne Bauer, Marie Berges, Paul Berges (Cathy), and Hugh Berges (louise Sharpe-Berges, grandchildren Paula Bauer (Paul da Cruz), David Bauer, Pamela Bauer, Johathan Berges (April Hazan), Sarah Lafleche (Tim Lacy, Heather Clapperton, and Meilanie Lafleshe, Alexandre Lafleche, Haily Clapperton, Chloe Clapperton, Levi Berges, Beau Berges, Amelia Bauer, and Isaac Bauer, and her great-great-grandchild Malakai Clapperton. Veronica was predeceased by her parents Bertram and Mildred Walmesley-Cotham, brother Lawrence Walmesley-Cotham, sisters Margaret Wright and Jeanettee Morris, he beloved Frank Bergees (2001), and her grandson Peter Bauer (2022). Friends and relatives are invited to the Funeral Mass at St. Clement's Parish (745 Duke St, Cambridge) on Thursday June 9th at 10:00 am. Interment at Parklawn Cemetery, and a reception to follow at Barthel Funeral Home (566 Queenston Road, Cambridge). As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Sst. Mary's Hospital or the Grand River Hospital for MRI's would be appreciated. www.legacy.com/ca/obituaries/therecord-waterloo/name/veronica-berges-obituary?pid=202145952 | Walmesley-Cotham, Veronica Mary (I63365)
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| 47663 | Vet LT US NAVY WORLD WAR II Esther Irene Bowen, 85, of Yuba City died June 20, 2000, at her residence. Born in Parker, Idaho, she was a Yuba-Sutter resident for 10 years. She served as a nurse in the U.S. Navy during World War II and was a retired nursing supervisor from Crystal Springs Hospital in Belmont. Survivors include her husband of 50 years, one stepdaughter, and one sister. Memorial contributions may be made to Butte Home Health & Hospice, 10 Constitution Drive, Chico, Calif. 95973. Services: No services are planned. Appeal Democrat June 21, 2000 (Names of Survivors Omitted) | Bowen, Esther Irene (I60086)
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| 47664 | Vet US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II Jack M. Bowen passed away peacefully at home on August 4, 2009. He was born in Marysville on September 25, 1920, the 8th of 11 children born to Chester and Rhetta Bowen. Jack was raised in Marysville, and began his career working for Del Pero Mondon Meat Company during his high school years. He joined and proudly served in the United States Marine Corp during WWII. His tour of duty included the South Pacific, Iwo Jima and Korea. He was a Purple Heart recipient. Returning home he resumed work in the meat business, and retired after 31 years from the Swift Company as a department head in California, Idaho and Arizona. He was a member of the Yuba City Moose Lodge and past member and president of SIR's. Jack was preceded in death by Irene Bowen, his wife of 50 years. He is survived by his sisters and daughter. A celebration of life will be held at Ruthy's Restaurant in Yuba City on Saturday, August 29th, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. For those who wish, donations may be made in his honor to the charity of choice. Private internment will be at Sutter Cemetery. Semper Fidelis. Appeal Democrat Aug 29, 2009 (Names of Survivors Omitted) | Bowen, Jack Melvin (I60085)
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| 47665 | Veteran's Interment @ GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL CEMETERY (Back side of head stone has Edith's inscription:they are buried together) | Benedict, Robert Charles (I26297)
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| 47666 | Victim of Cancer | McKay, Raymond (I57472)
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| 47667 | Victor William Clark The community was saddened by the sudden passing of Victor William Clark on Thursday, October 16 as the result of an automobile accident. Born near Maberly on Nov. 24, 1921, he was the son of Holmes Clark and his wife Viola Miller. Most of his life was spent in this area except for a time he worked in the mines at Timmins and later was employed at Thompson's Motors in Weyburn, Sask. Teturning to this vicinity in 1952, he, with his father and brother, operated Clark's Sales and Service Garaage at maberly until 1967 when he entered the employ of the Ontario Department of Transport. On Sept. 12, 1946, he was married to Lorraine Fleming from Brooking, Sask. Left to mourn the loss of a loving and kind husband and father are his wife, two daughters and two sons: Candice of Kingston, Janice of Oshawa, Jack and Jim at home. Also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Home Clark of Maberly; one sister, Betty, Mrs Art Moore of Dunnville, and one brother, Miller of Maberly. The funeral was held from Morrow Funeral Home on Monday, October 20 to Maberly United Church, of which the decesed had been a member. The minister, Rev. G. Apps, officiated, assisted by Rev. R. Smeaton, of Seeley's Bay. Interment was in Laidley's Cemetery, Maberly. Eighteen fellow members of the Ontario Department of Transport formed a Guard of Honour. Acting pallbearers were Alf Johnson, George Kent,Ronald Larmon, Harry Moore, Stuart Munro and Joe Perkins. Friends from a distance attended from Radville and Weybourn, Sask., Quebec, Oshawa, Toronto and several other Ontario centres. The large number who paid their respects at the funeral home, numerous floral tributes and messages of sympathy received gave evidence of the high esteem in which Vic was held. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 20 November 1969, pg, 16. | Clark, William "Victor" (I1906)
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| 47668 | village of 225 people | Pennock, Scott Alexander (I47161)
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| 47669 | VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE. This village is situated on the boundary between the Counties of Peterboro' and Durham, in the township of Monaghan and Cavan about 7 miles from Peterboro"': The gravel road between Peterboro and Port Hope, passes through it. There is a very handsome Presbyterian Church, of brick, erected on the rising ground overlooking the village. Population about 100. Bell, Andrew, shoemaker. Eyres, Thomas, Reeve of Monaghan, Postmaster and general dealer. Fitzgerald, Miss, milliner and dressmaker Helm, Paul, Veterinary surgeon, and hotel keeper Jameson, John, weaver Jameson, Samuel, shoemaker Kidd, Alexander, blacksmith and carriage maker Lancashire, Joseph, druggist Mahony, Wm., blacksmith and carriagemaker. McDonald, John, blacksmith Morgan, Isaac, brickmaker. Wilson, Alex., carpenter and contractor | Kidd, Alexander (I43408)
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| 47670 | Vincent Spess Obituary Vincent E. Spess Vincent E. Spess, 76, of Coplay, formerly of 534 Kurtz St., Catasauqua, passed away on Monday, May 30 in Lehigh Valley Hospital, Salisbury Township. He was the husband of Claire B. (Gillespie) Spess. Born in North Catasauqua, he was a son of the late John C. and Emma S. (Keller) Spess. Mr. Spess was an accountant for the law firm of Noonan & Prokup, Allentown. Prior to that, he worked in the trust department of the former First National Bank, Allentown. An Army veteran of the Korean War, he was a member of American Legion Post 215, Catasauqua. He was also a member of the Lions Club, Catasauqua. He was a member of Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church, Catasauqua. Survivors: With his wife are sons, Jeffrey L. of Wescosville, David P. of Lower Macungie; daughter, Diane S. of Barrasso of Westfield, N.J.; brothers, John A. of Northampton, Gerald F. of Catasauqua; sister, Geraldine, wife of Edward Ifkovits, of Anderson, S.C.; stepbrothers, Charles in Texas; grandchildren, Joshua and Courtney Spess and Christopher and Dana Barrasso. Services: graveside, 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 14 in Fairview Cemetery, West Catasauqua. There will be no calling hours. Arrangements by ODonnell Funeral Home, North Catasauqua. Contributions: In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to the American Heart Association, 212 E. Broad St., Bethlehem or to the church. Published by Morning Call on Jun. 2, 2005. *************************** "Obituary for Vincent E. Spess" Newspapers.com. The Morning Call, June 2, 2005. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-morning-call-obituary-for-vincent-e/134109931/. | Spess, Vincent E. (I29075)
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| 47671 | Vine St. | Miller, Ida May (I17816)
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| 47672 | Violet Myrtle Somerville Former long-time resident of Chilliwack, Mrs. Violet Myrtle Somerville, 81, died in the Vernon Jubilee Hospital, Vernon, B.C. on Aug.31, after a lengthy illness. Funeral service was held on Sept. 3, in the Pleasant Valley Memorial Chapel, Vernon, with Rev. E. Fehr and REv. Ray P. Wilson officiating. Interment was in the Pleasant Valley cemetery. Active pallbearers were Curry Halpennyt, Ron Bradley, Archie Somerville, Wilf Scott, Bob Clerke and Bob Pearson. Honorary pallbearers were Tom Byrne, Martin Knorring, Bill Baxter, Don Somerville and R.C. Proctor. Mrs Somerville was born July 14, 1899 in Brandon, Man. and came to Chilliwack with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas P. Halpenny in 1906. She continued to live here until her marriage in 1939 to B.F. (Mike) Somerville. Following several short-term moves to other places in BC, she returned to reside in Chilliwack for a number of years before moving to Vernon in 1953. While a resident of Chilliwack, Mrs. Somerville was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by her husband, B.F. Somerville of Vernon; three sisters, Lena (Mrs. Thomas) Byrne of Vancouver, Mary (Mrs. Martin) Knorring and Ruth (Mrs. Byron Bradley, both of Chilliwack; a brother, T. Curry Halpenny of Chilliwack and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a sister, Ida Halpenny in 1959 and by her parents mr. and Mrs T.P. Halpeny in 1943 and 1952, respectively. The Chilliwack Progress Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada 10 Sep 1980, Wed ?W Page 8 | Halpenny, Violet Myrtle (I48852)
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| 47673 | Virden, Selkirk, Manitoba, Cnada | Watt, Robert James (I30891)
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| 47674 | VIRGINIA By His Majesty's Lieutenant Governor & Commander in Chief of this Dominion. These are to certify that the above list of one hundred & twelve Rebel Prisoners Imported into this Colony in the Ship Elizabeth & Anne of Liverpool, Edward Trafford, Master, was taken (by my order) uppon the arrival of the said ship in York River by the Officers of the Customs there and contains the Names of all the Prisoners Imported in the sd. ship & that besides the said one hundred and twelve persons the Master did Report that one other Prisoner by name Duncan Mackfale died at sea which upon Examination of the other prisoners appeared to be true. Given under my hand at Williamsburg this 24th day of January 1716 [1716-17].1 (Cal. of State Papers of Va., I, p. 185, Ms. in Va. State Libr. Cf. Scottish Notes and Queries, 3d Ser., Vol. IV, p. 187, Oct., 1926). | Lindsay, James (I70794)
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| 47675 | Virginia George of Willows died in Chico on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2016, following complications from a fall in July. She attended elementary school in Glenn and high school at Willows High. Her first line of work was cooking for farm hands, and then she was a waitress for many years. In 1955, she went to work for the Willows Department Store (now known as Daughtry's). She began as a clerk, working her way up through the positions of department manager, and finally retired after 32 years as the personel director. She was the member of St. Monica's Catholic Church and the Young Ladies Institute. She was also involved in Elks ladies, UPPEC, and a variety of organizations in Auburn and Willows. In 1971, she married the love of her life, Joe George. Together, they managed the Daughtry's department store in Auburn for 17 years. Upon their retirement, they enjoyed traveling in their RV, exploring the United States and abroad. She also enjoyed hobbies such as gardening, cooking, going to the Portguese picnics, playing cards, visiting Fort Bragg, and spending time with friends and family. Besides being a wonderful mother to her own children, Marilyn, Marlene, Marie, and Georgia, she was an exceptional stepmother to Patty, Evelyn, and Larry. Survivors include her daughters Marie (Mike) Juney and Georgia Larrabee, both from Willows; stepdaughter Patty Thurman of Oxnard; son in law David Petty of Boise, Idaho; grandsons Tom Juney of Chico, Wendy McCarthy of Pheonix, Ariz., Cory Petty of Boise, Idaho, Corey Chittenden of North Carolina, Craig Chittenden of Bakersfield, and Brandon Thurman of Oxnard; many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents; beloved husband Joe; daughters Marilyn and Marlene; stepdaughter Evelyn, Stepson Larry, granddaughter Keri Juney; brothers Jim, Ernie, and John; and sister Lila. A Rosary is scheduled to be recited at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 12, at St. Monica's Catholic Church, 1129 West Wood Street, Willows. A Funeral Mass is planned for 10:00 a.m., with a graveside service to take place immediately after at the Willows Cemetery. A reception is to be held at the St. Monica's Parish Hall. Donations can be made in Mrs. George's name to the St. Monica's Young Ladies Institute. Services are being handled by the F.D. Sweet and Son Funeral home in Willows. Obituary published in the Aug 10, 2016 Sacramento Valley Mirror. | Rodrigues, Virginia Viola (I49728)
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| 47676 | Virginia May Brew, age 93, formerly of Battle Creek, Michigan died on April 14, 2019 in Hastings Township. She was born in Hillman, Michigan on February 19, 1926, the daughter of Leonard and Agnes (Lintz) Orm. She graduated from Hillman High School in 1944 and attended Normal School for teaching. Virginia taught at Country School in the 1940's in Hillman, Michigan. She also worked in nursing, and during World War II, she assisted in the war effort as a "Rosie the Riveter" for Boeing. She married Warren Brew on July 15, 1946. They resided in Battle Creek and were married for 56 years. Virginia was preceded in death by her husband Warren in 2003, her parents Leonard and Agnes, sister Barbara (Orm) Reetz, and brother Donald Orm. She is survived by her daughters Aleta (Robert) Griffin of Delton, Michigan, Loralee Brew, and Claudia Brew, both of Hastings, Michigan, and sons Larry Brew and Jason Brew, both of Battle Creek, Michigan, 8 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, brothers Wendell and Theodore Orm, and sisters Jean Hafner, Elaine Hafner, and Sharon Orm. A funeral service will be held Friday, April 19, 2019 at 4:00 PM at Girrbach Funeral Home, 328 S Broadway, Hastings, Michigan, with visitation an hour prior. Interment at Fort Custer Cemetery, Augusta, Michigan. Memorial contributions may be made to Great Lakes Hospice Foundation online at http://www.greatlakeshospicefoundation.org/donate or 900 Cooper Street, Jackson, Michigan 49202 or Thornapple Manor, 2700 Nashville Road, Hastings, Michigan 49058. Arrangements by Girrbach Funeral Home. To leave an online condolence, visit www.girrbachfuneralhome.net. | Orm, Virginia May (I39037)
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| 47677 | Virginia, Marriages, 1936-2014. Virginia Department of Health, Richmond, Virginia. | Source (S903)
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| 47678 | Virginia, Marriages, 1936-2014. Virginia Department of Health, Richmond, Virginia. | Source (S998)
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| 47679 | Visitor - Hydropathic Establishment - (Hydropathy - amethod of treating disease by copious and frequent use of water both externally and internally.) | Russell, Archibald Jr. (I38165)
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| 47680 | Visitor, at 215, West Princes St. Kelvin, Glasgow Park, Lanarkshire, Scotland Home of William W.C. 40 and Gertrude A. Smith 27, Ship Broker. | Gilmour, William Ewing "Will" of Rosehall (I37793)
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| 47681 | Vivian Nelson was born in Slope County, North Dakota, November 24, 1918, to Denver and Mamie Belle (Gibbs) Williams. Her family included two brothers, Frank and Arthur and one sister, Mildred (Mrs. Sheldon Nelson). Vivian moved with her family to Belview, Minnesota, in 1933, where she graduated from High School. She then moved to Chicago where she worked as a nanny for one and one-half years. In 1939 she married Gerhard Nelson. They farmed at Belview for several years, then moved 1 1/2 miles southwest of Clarkfield, in 1943, where they farmed for 35 years. After their retirement in 1978, they purchased a home in Montevideo, Minnesota, where she lived until she moved in March, 2007, to assisted living at Copper Glen in Montevideo. She is survived by her five children: Rhoda, Marlene, Philip, Shirley and Loralee; Nine grandchildren: Sarah, Britte-Catherine, Marquand, Cheryl, Julie, Deanna, Peder, Emmett and Matthew; Twelve Great Grandchildren: Maija, Owen, Simon, Davin, Isaac, Grace, Will, Kate, Anna, Ella, Cole and Ava. Preceding her in death were her husband; infant twins Gaylene and Gerhard Jr.; her parents; three siblings. Vivian had a deep, lifelong love of the Lord and was a woman of Prayer and the Word. She and Gerhard were charter members of the Clarkfield Christian and Missionary Alliance church (now New Life Church) and were members of the Gideon Society. She remained active in both until the time of her death. She had a passion for Christian missions around the world and entertained many missionaries in her home. She dearly enjoyed entertaining her family and friends and could never have too much company. She also enjoyed her homemakers club, birthday club and weekly women's Bible Study. Following a brief stay at Luther Haven Nursing Home, Vivian passed away peacefully, Friday morning, July 18, 2008, at the Chippewa County Montevideo Hospital, Montevideo, Minnesota. | Williams, Vivian Iva (I14672)
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| 47682 | Vo l2 Pg# 500 Dist./Co.Lanark Co. Area Drummond Twp. Given-name Thomas Surname Elliott Father Robert Mother Eliza Residence Perth Birthplace Perth Birthdate 1851-11-06 Bapt-date 1851-06-22 Bapt-place Perth Minister Coleman, Rev. William | Elliott, Thomas (I3399)
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| 47683 | Vol 1 Pg#682 Dist./Co. Bathurst Area Perth, town Given-name Sarah Jane Surname Elliott Father Robert Mother Elizabeth Residence Perth Birthplace Perth Birthdate1853-04-08 Bapt-date 1853-05-15 Bapt-place Perth Minister Gray, Rev.Jas. | Elliott, Sarah Jane (I3400)
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| 47684 | Vol 1 Pg#682 Dist./Co. Bathurst Area Perth, town Given-name Robert Surname Elliott Father Robert Mother Eliza Residence Perth Birthplace Perth Birthdate1849-03-25 Bapt-date 1849-06-24 Bapt-place Perth Minister Coleman, Rev.F. | Elliott, Robert (I3398)
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| 47685 | Volume 4 of "A Dictionary Of Scottish Emigrants to Canada Before Confederation", by Donald Whyte documents in Entry 1931 that - #1931 MILNE, William, 1822?66. From ABD. To Seymour Township, Northumberland County, ONT, ca. 1844. Farmer. Married Isabella Miller, 1820?88, and had issue: 1. Jane, 1854?1942; 2. Lillian, 1855?1920; 3. James, born 1857; 4. Janet, born 1858; 5. David, born 1860; 6. Andrew, born 1863; 7. labella, born 1865. DC 10 June 2002. | Family: William B. Milne / Catherine Isabella "Isabella" Miller (F643)
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| 47686 | Voters Lists, Federal Elections, 1935?1980. R1003-6-3-E (RG113-B). Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. | Source (S980)
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| 47687 | Voters Lists, Federal Elections, 1935?1980. R1003-6-3-E (RG113-B). Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. | Source (S399)
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| 47688 | VRIE THOMAS JOHN VRIE/MARGARET GARDENER M 27/04/1656 644/1 50 48 Glasgow | Hendrie, Thomas (I6114)
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| 47689 | W. Albert Duncan Laid to Rest There passed away in North Sherbrooke, on December 12th, 1952, William Albert Duncan, second son of John Duncan and Mary Matthie. He was born on February 22nd, 1891, where his parents lived on the Highland Line, near McDonald's Corners in Dalhousie Township. On March 8th, 1941, he was united in marriage to Margaret Elizabeth Wilson, youngest daughter Eben. Wilson and Margaret Buchan by the Rev. K McCaskil of McDonald's Corners, who survives, also one sister-in-law, Ellen Jane Wilson. The surviving members of the family are Bert and John in Dalhousie; Mabel (Mrs. Johnston) of Vancouver; Effie (Mrs. Johnston) of Vancouver; Effie (Mrs. Saunders) of Montreal; Hazel of St. Jose, Cal.; and Margaret (Mrs. Trombley) of Perth. He was an employee of the Hydro for quite a number of years when he came to live near Elphin, He was a good neighbour and friend, always ready to help and do a good turn in time of need and his passing was a great shock to those around him. The funeral on December 15th, from his late residence to Elphin church was conducted by teh Rev. Gordon Brett. The remains were then taken to Craawford's cemetery. The pallbearers were James McBain, Lindsay Duncan, D.J. Nesbit, Roy Ferguson, Eldred Gemmill and R.J. Paul. Flower bearers were the following, Ralph Duncan, Billie Duncan, Murray Nesbit and Robert Trombley. Floral tributes were received from Margaret and Ellen; Mrs. A. Deep; Bert and Olive; John Catharine and family; Margaret and family; Mr and Mrs Lindsay Duncan; Mr and Mrs John Nesbit; the Elphin Literary Society and the Directors of the Hopetown Telephone Co. | Duncan, William Albert (I24502)
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| 47690 | W. Craig Greer, in hospital, Perth, July 26, 1984 in his 89th year. Husband of Florence Agnes McDougall; father of Harold of Maberly; brother of Annie (Mrs. George Saunders) of Perth. Also survived by one grandson. Interment Laidley Cemetery, Maberly. For the full death notice, see: The Ottawa Citizen, July 27, 1984, p. 35 | Greer, William Craig "Craig" (I9195)
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| 47691 | W. F. Heffron LANARK (Special) Fitting tribute was paid William Francis Heffron at funeral services held in Lanark recently. Mr, Heffron died in the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital at the age of 91 following an illness of several weeks. Born In Fallbrook in 1864 he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Heffron and spent most of his life in Lanark County. During his life-time he engaged in several occupations but he is chiefly remembered as a farmer and lime-kiln operator. From his lime-kiln on a farm along the Lanark-Playfair Road he supplied lime for many of the stone buildings In Lanark, Perth and surrounding community. Mr. Heffron was a member of the United Church. About five years ago he moved to Kitchener to make his home with his daughter, Miss Elsie Heffron. He was married in Balderson in 1883 to the former Martha Clark who predeceased him several years ago. He is survived by two sons, Ernest and Frank of Kitchener; three daughters, Mrs. Donald Camerson (Lillian), of Balderson; Miss Mabel Heffron of Toronto and Miss Elsie Heffron of Kitchener; eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. A private funeral service was held at the Keffer Funeral Home, Kitchener, by Rev. O. P. Hossie, of Trinity" United Church, Kitchener. The body was removed to the Young Funeral Home, Lanark, where public funeral services were held with Rev. R. J. McNaught of Lanark officiating. Burial was in the family plot of Lanark Village Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wilson Creighton, John Mather, Lloyd North, Armour Graham, Wilfred McLaren and Gordon Caldwell. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 05 Jan 1956, Thu ?W Page 4 | Heffron, William Francis (I4373)
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| 47692 | W. G. HALPENNY, OLD TIMER OF MINNEDOSA.DIES Word has been received In the city of the death In the Minnedosa district, Manitoba, of William George Halpenny, old-timer of that district and brother of R. E. Halpenny, Dominion fruit inspector, of Regina. Mr. Halpenny died Saturday morning at the home of his brother, J. W. Halpenny, in the Cameron district, in his 68th year. He was well known in the district having lived and worked there for a number of years. He was apparently not suffering from any illness at the time of his death. The funeral was held from Cameron United church, Monday afternoon, and burial made in Minnedosa cemetery. The Leader-Post Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 26 Jan 1932, Tue ?W Page 3 | Halpenny, William George (I9892)
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| 47693 | W. M. Gibson Passes Away Was Married Fifty-Nine Years (Special to Edmonton Journal) Lacombe Nov. 11 . There passed away yesterday in Lacombe. W. M. Gibson, who came from Perth, Ont, in 1899 and took up land near Lacombe, where he has lived ever since. Mr. Gibson was highly respected by all who knew him. He was for many years an elder in St. Andrew's church, and always took an active interest in all tho affairs of the community. He had just completed fifty-nlne years of married life, and was in his elghty-third year. There survives him his wife, five sons and two daughter, and twenty grandchildren. His eldest son, Maxwell, lives in Saltcoats, Sask; Dr. George in Drumheller; R. M. In Lacombe; Harold in Fort Saskatchewan; Bert In Edmonton; Mrs. Dr. Little in Viking, and Margaret at home, His family are all occupying good positions in the west and owe much of their success to their father's influence, He will be much missed, and the sympathy of the whole community goes out to thr family. Edmonton Journal Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 11 Nov 1927, Fri ?W Page 5 | Gibson, William Murray (I366)
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| 47694 | W. S. MacMillan FINCH (Special) W. Smith MacMillan, lifelong resident of Goldfield, died suddenly at his home here. He was 61. Mr. MacMillan had been in failing health for the past few years. Mr. MacMillan was born at Elma, Ont., on May 26, 1895, son of the late William H. MacMillan and Margaret Beckstead. He leaves his widow, the former Muriel Helmer whom he married in 1917; two daughters, Mrs. Harry Sharlow (Jean) of Massena, N.Y. and Mrs. Harold Marcellus (Mae) of Chesterville; four grandchildren, Timothy and Linda Sharlow, Massena, and Lana and Carol Marcellus, Chesterville; two brothers, Ross MacMillan, Avonmore, and his twin brother, Ford MacMillan of Finch, ' i He was predeceased by two brothers and a sister, O. G. MacMillan, Cold Lake, Alta., Hugh MacMillan, Finch, and Mrs. Dan Pollock, Berwick. M The body rested at the Brown lee Funeral Home. Funeral service was held in Chalmers United Church, Finch, with Rev. Cecil A. Dukelow conducting the service, assisted by Douglas Fry of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Chesterville. Interment was in Goldfield Cemetery. "Obituary for W. Smith MacMillan" Newspapers.com. The Ottawa Citizen, April 20, 1957. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-w-smith/146421754/. | McMillan, Willis Smith (I68583)
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| 47695 | W.R. Ferrier On January 19, 1974, after a very short illness in the GWM Hospital, Perth, William R. Ferrier passed peaacefully into the presence of God. He was born in Burgess in 1896, the son of the late James Ferrier and Margaret Hossie. On August 25, 1939, he married Enid Allan of Allan's Mills. he was in business in Perth and Lanark until he retired in 1973 and took up residence in Perth. At the time of his passing, he was a member and honorary deacon of First Baptist Church, Lanark. He firmly believed with the Apostle Paul, "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Phillipians 1:21. The funeral took place January 22 at 2 pm at Blair and Son Funeral Home. Mr. Robert Thompson, pastor of Lanark Baptist Church, conducted the service. He was assisted by Rev. Frank Spain of Perth Baptist Church. Interment was in Scotch Line Cemetery. The pallbearers were Lloyd Allan, Donald Campbell, Kenneth CAmpbell, Wilbert Foster, Thomas Kear and Gordon Wilson. He leaves one daugher, Glenda (Mrs Ben Gergely), one son, James, and one graddaughter, all of Willowdale. Surviving also are one brother and two sisters, Ross, of Burgess; Marion, (Mrs Lindsay Campbell), of Perth; Jean (Mrs Ira McNaughto) of Oshawa. Removed by death is one sister, Isabel. "Those we love are with the Lord, Aand the Lord has promised to be with us. If they are with Him, And He is with us . . . They cannot be far away." Peter Marshall | Ferrier, William Roy (I7241)
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| 47696 | w/o W. Edwin Rae m/o Chester L Excerpts from Camden Advance Journal: June 20, 1912 - Obituary states Mrs. Edwin Rae (Agnes) died Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Graves, in Rochester. Mrs. Rae had been connected with the County Home in Rome as seamstress for the past fifteen years and during that time her husband was employed there as farm overseer. The remains were taken to Vienna where the funeral was held on Monday. | Agnes (I18194)
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| 47697 | w/o William Baird (1842-1907) IA Feb 22, 1889 - Lanark Links: On the second Feb., Christina Baird, wife of Mr. William Baird, formerly of this place, died from the effects of that fell disease consumption at McGregor, Iowa. The body was removed to Kincardine, Ontario for interment. Mr. Baird is well known in this section of the country and much sympathy is felt for him. First name(s) Christina Last name Baird Gender Female Ethnicity American Race White Marital status Married Occupation - Birth year 1854 Birth place Ontario, Canada Death year 1889 Death date 02 Feb 1889 Age at death 35 Death place Mcgregor, Clayton Co., Iowa County - Burial place Ontario, Canada Spouse's first name(s) - Spouse's last name - Father's first name(s) - Father's last name - Mother's first name(s) - Mother's last name - State - Country Canada Film number 1255482 Batch number B86829-4 Record set Iowa Deaths & Burials 1850-1990 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Americas, United States Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Int | Chalmers, Christina (I5028)
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| 47698 | WADDELL AGNES ROBERT WADDELL/AGNES STRACHAN FR408 (FR408) F 28/04/1776 651 20 / 145 AIRDRIE OR NEW MONKLAND | Waddell, Agnes (I42901)
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| 47699 | WADDELL JOHN JOHN WADDELL/JEAN CUMMINGS FR526 (FR526) M 20/03/1836 495 30 / 105 CUMBERNAULD | Waddell, John (I55652)
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| 47700 | Wadsworth | McGregor, William James (I69993)
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