Notes: Lanark County Origins

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47701	Wairoa Hospital, Cory St.	Kliese, Augusta (I68738)
47702	WALKER JOHN JAMES WALKER/EUPHAM TAYLOUR FR402 (FR402) M 30/12/1701 663/ 20 112 Bo'Ness	Walker, John (I37734)
47703	Walker, James J. Age 59. Passed away Feb. 10 at his h ome W1923 Mallon. He was a salesman and had lived In Spokane 13 yrs Survived by his wife, Mary Jane: 1 daughter, Mrs. A. B. Hausken of Spokane: 2 sisters and 2 brothers in the east. He was a Spanish -American war veteran. The body is at Hazen & Jaeger's. Spokane Chronicle, February 13, 1933, Page 15. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/spokane-chronicle-obituary-for-james-j/129955061/ : accessed August 13, 2023), clip page for Obituary for James J. WALKER by user dianeduncan01	Walker, James J. (I59522)
47704	WALLACE ANDREW HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR76 (FR76) M 13/10/1804 571/ 10 71 Mearns	Wallace, Andrew (I45760)
47705	WALLACE BAZIL JAMES WALLACE/ M 18/09/1791 643/ 20 120 East Kilbride	Wallace, Bazil (I37378)
47706	WALLACE CLEMENTINA STEW 16 1872 571/ 23 Mearns	Wallace, Clementina Stewart (I37785)
47707	WALLACE ELIZABETH 66 1929 644/18 228 Pollokshields	Wallace, Elizabeth Helen "Helen" (I41162)
47708	WALLACE GEORGE HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR274 (FR274) M 06/07/1806 573/1 10 426 Paisley High Church	Wallace, George (I45761)
47709	WALLACE HUGH HUGH WALLACE/JANNET HAMILTON FR60 (FR60) M 14/12/1800 571/ 10 55 Mearns	Wallace, Hugh (I45758)
47710	WALLACE HUGH JAMES WALLACE/ M 27/02/1774 643/ 20 79 East Kilbride	Wallace, Hugh (I45742)
47711	WALLACE HUGH JANET HAMILTON/FR564 (FR564) 10/11/1793 643/ 20 238 East Kilbride WALLACE HUGH JANET HAMILTON/FR395 (FR395) 25/11/1793 631/ 10 385 Carmunnock	Family: Hugh Wallace / Janet Hamilton (F15477)
47712	WALLACE ISOBEL JAMES WALLACE/ F 08/05/1783 643/ 20 100 East Kilbride	Wallace, Isobel (I37381)
47713	WALLACE JAMES JAMES WALLACE/ M 28/09/1788 643/ 20 113 East Kilbride	Wallace, James (I37379)
47714	WALLACE JAMES JAMES WALLACE/ M 30/08/1789 643/ 20 115 East Kilbride	Wallace, James (I37377)
47715	WALLACE JEAN JAMES WALLACE/ F 06/05/1786 624/ 10 199 Blantyre	Wallace, Jean (I37360)
47716	WALLACE JEAN JAMES WALLACE/ F 20/03/1785 643/ 20 105 East Kilbride	Wallace, Jean (I37375)
47717	WALLACE JOHN JAMES WALLACE/JEAN RONALD FR469 (FR469) M 07/11/1806 643/ 20 144 East Kilbride	Wallace, John (I37384)
47718	WALLACE MARGARET JAMES WALLACE/ F 18/02/1781 643/ 20 93 East Kilbride	Wallace, Margaret (I37382)
47719	WALLACE MARGARET JOHN WALLACE/MARGARET BLAIR F 18/01/1653 644/1 40 293 Glasgow	Wallace, Margaret (I37623)
47720	WALLACE ROBERT HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR53 (FR53) M 17/06/1798 571/ 10 48 Mearns	Wallace, Robert (I45389)
47721	WALLACE SOPHIA MARGARET 83 1940 644/13 431 Hillhead	Wallace, Sophia Margaret (I38173)
47722	WALLACE WILLIAM HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR67 (FR67) M 14/11/1802 571/ 10 62 Mearns	Wallace, William (I45759)
47723	WALLACE WILLIAM JAMES WALLACE/JEAN RONALD FR458 (FR458) M 21/12/1800 643/ 20 133 East Kilbride	Wallace, William (I37383)
47724	Wallace, John 12 June - Confirmation of John Wallace, Bleacher, Nether Place, Mearns, County of Renfrew, who died 4 May 1891, at Mearns, testate, granted at Paisley, to Margaret Gilmour or Wallace, his widow, William Pollock, Banker, Barrhead, and Mark Bannatyne, Writer, Glasgow, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 8 April 1889, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Renfrew, 11 Jun 1891.	Wallace, John (I37784)
47725	Walnut Grove Rites For Elmer Marquardt Funeral services were held this afternoon in Walnut Grove English Lutheran church for Elmer Fred Marquardt, 62, former Walnut Grove resident, who died of cancer Friday evening in Chaska. Rev. Leif Monson conducted the service and Veron Zempel provided the music. Interment was in the Echo cemetery. Pallbearers were Harlen Boushek, Stanley Benson, Merle Jette, Harold Weiss Jr., Jerry Marquardt and Donald Miller. Mr. Marquardt was born June 24, 1905, in Echo, a son of Hugo and Mathilda Marquardt. He married Ella E. Miller October 16, 1950, and they lived in Walnut Grove 13 years. He operated a restaurant there. Two years ago they moved to Chaska where he was custodian of Minnetonka West Junior High school. He was a member of the Lutheran church and Alfred Nelson American Legion post in Walnut Grove. Survivors include his wife; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Charles (Verna) Boushek, Anoka, Mrs. Alfred (Edna) Benson, Vesta, Mrs. Rudolph (Velma) Hahn and Herbert Marquardt, Minneapolis, Lester Marquardt, Mankato, Mrs. Orend (Hilda) Rikke, Franklin, Wilbert Marquardt, Excelsior, Mrs. Irene Hahn, Verndale, Mrs. Eldo (Dorothy) Schoer, Lamberton, Mrs. Marvin (Elvira) Bruss, Cambridge, Mrs. Frank (Adeline) Williams, Redwood Falls, Warren Marquardt, Echo, Gerold Marquardt, Essig, and Mrs. A. V. (Lois) Mueller, St. Peter. --Redwood Falls Gazette October 17, 1967	Marquardt, CPL Elmer Fred (I17213)
47726	Walsh County Record, Grafton, North Dakota, Wednesday, April 19, 1899 Death of Mrs. R. Weagant Mrs. R. Weagant quietly passed away Thursday morning, April 13, at 6 o'clock; aged 65 years; the immediate cause of her death being paralysis of the bowels. Mrs. Weagant's maiden name was Mary Miller, she was born in the month of May 1834, in the county of Lanack (sic), Canada. In the spring of 1857 she was married to R. Weagant. The same year Mr. Weagant came to Minnesota ande settled in Wabasha county and the year after Mrs. Weagant followed. In 1878 they moved to Cass county and from there came to Grafton in 1882. Mrs. Weagant was the mother of ten children, seven of whom survive her; all were present at the funeral with the exception of the youngest, Charles, who is serving his country in the Philippines. Mrs. Weagant was a noble Christian woman; her many good qualities had drawn around her a large circle of warm friends, who extend heartfeelt sympathy to the bereaved husband and children in their sorrow. One of Mrs. Weagant's last conscious acts was to read a letter from her son, Charlie, written in the Philippines; she expressed herself as being bery glad to hear from him, but shortly after began to fail; this was on Tuesday and death occurred as stated above on early Thursday morning. The funeral was held from the Presbyterian church and was largely attended. The casket was literally covered with beautiful wreaths of flowers, silent tokens of sympathy and esteem of friens. Rev. Dr. McDonald preached an appropriate funeral sermon; he referred to the deceased's true Christian life, she had been a member of the Presbyerian church for seventeen years, being among the first to join; and although for the past few years, owing to ill health, she was unable to attend, her good influence and sympathies were there. Rev. Mr. Newcomb assisted Dr. MacDonald in conducting the services. The singing was beautiful and appropriate. Mrs. Robert Miller of Minneapolis attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. R. Weageant; Herman Weagant was here from St. Hiliare, and Mrs Mary McJannett and Miss Lizzie Weagant came from Minot and Mr and Mrs Will Weagant from Cavalier. Miss Lizzie Weagant will remain at home.	Miller, Mary (I88)
47727	Walter Douglas, Jr., Age 76, of Tucson, Arizona passed away January 21, 1987. Survived by Walter Douglas III, son; Donald S. Douglas, son; Annabelle F. Tansey, daughter; Elizabeth Giorgis, daughter. Memorial Service Monday, January 26, 1987, at 4:00PM at Dove of Peace Lutheran Church, 665 W. Roller Coaster Rd., with Pastor Gregory Adolph of Dove of Peace officiating.	Douglas, Walter Jr (I32941)
47728	Walter George Brown was the son of Charles Brown and Christina White. Wikipedia: Walter George Brown (September 6, 1875 ? April 1, 1940) was a Presbyterian Church in Canada minister who opposed the formation of the United Church of Canada and was a United Reform Movement MP in the Canadian House of Commons. Born in Athelstan (now Hichinbrooke), Huntingdon County, Quebec of Scots-Irish parents, Brown was educated at McGill University where he received an Honours B.A. Degree in 1899 and at The Presbyterian College, Montreal, where he graduated in 1902 with a B.D. degree, the Silver Medal, a $60.00 Theological Scholarship, and a prize ($10.00 in books) in public speaking. He also won other scholarships and prizes during his time at Presbyterian College. During his summers, he went into the newly opened lumbering camps of Northern Ontario, serving first as a student missionary, was ordained on 30 September 1902 as an Ordained Missionary to Canada Atlantic Lumber Camps, from Rainy Lake to Whitney under the North Bay Presbytery. He remained in this post until July 1903, when he moved west to work amongst miners in the West Kootenay area of British Columbia at Salmo, New Denver and Silverton, all in proximity of Nelson. While serving in ministry in British Columbia, he earned his M.A. degree from McGill, with a paper titled "History and Philosophy of Socialism", and was married to Martha Rowat of Athelstan, Quebec; her father, Andrew Rowat (1839-1918) served as minister at Elgin and Athelstan from 1884 - 1909; her mother, Margaret, was the daughter of Donald MacKenzie pioneer minister in Zorra Township, Oxford County, Ontario. After leaving the Kootenays to study in Montreal and at the United Free Church of Scotland College in Glasgow, he was called and inducted in March 1908, as minister of Knox Presbyterian Church in Red Deer, Alberta, and would remain there until 1925. He also served as convenor of Home Missions for the Red Deer Presbytery supervising three congregations and fifteen missions. He served as Moderator of the Synod of Alberta in 1915. At the 1925 General Assembly, Brown was one of 79 Commissioners who refused to join the United Church, and met in a corner of Toronto's College Street United Church at the conclusion on June 9 in order to resume business later that night at nearby Knox Presbyterian Church and legally claim their continuity. rown left Red Deer later that year to oversee the re-organization of some Presbyterians in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan that had voted against joining the United Church. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Saskatoon was formed under his pastoral leadership, and remains the largest PCC congregation within the province. In June 1931, he was elected Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, and during his Moderatorial year, travelled to Asia, and visited Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the Manchuria portion of China. Reverend Walter George Brown is one of the few Moderators of the Presbyterian Church who was or is not a Reverend Doctor; he refused to accept Honorary Doctorates from his Alma Mater, nor Toronto's Knox College. His funeral took place in Ottawa, and is buried at the Athelstan Presbyterian Cemetery.	Brown, Walter George (I51517)
47729	WALTER J PUDDICOMBE PRIVATE VGC 22 OCT 1975 AGE 79 REST IN PEACE	Puddicombe, Walter John Ralph "Jack" (I45133)
47730	Walter James Miller served in the Royal Dragoons as a motorcycle rider. In France near Caen, after being wounded by a gernade Lieutenant Miller and his Sargent were was captured by the Germans and was being marched to POW camp when he and a comrade jumped into a canal in order to escape their captors. They were able to swim to safety back to the Allied sector. He also recieved a bullet wound that caused a perment injury and because of this injury (the bullet caused a vasectomy) Walter was unable to father any of his own children.	Miller, Lt. Walter James (I1881)
47731	Walter Lawson Ferrier, 25, Perth, son of John Ferrier and Susannah Lawson, to Minnie Elizabeth Holmes, 22, Perth, at Smiths Falls, daughter of Michael Holmes and Mary Ann Forsyth. Name Walter Lawson Ferries Age 25 Birth Year 1853 Birth Place Perth Canada Marriage Date 4 Sep 1878 Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father John Farries Mother Susannah Farries Spouse Minnie Elizabeth Holmes Name Minnie Elizabeth Holmes Age 22 Birth Year 1856 Birth Place Smiths Falls Canada Marriage Date 4 Sep 1878 Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada Father Michael Holmes Mother Mary Ann Holmes Spouse Walter Lawson Ferries	Family: Walter Lawson Ferrier / Elizabeth Ann "Minnie" Holmes (F12083)
47732	Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951. Mary was the eldest child born to George Henry Boyce and Catherine Hickey. Mary married later in life at the age of 48 to Walter Renwick Knox, a former Track and Field Olympian. They did not have children. After Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried.	Family: William Murray Knox / Mary Boyce (F16373)
47733	Walter Park Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Walter Park Gender: Male Christening Date: 06 Feb 1752 Christening Place: CARDROSS,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND Father's Name: Robert Park Mother's Name: Margret Cunninghame	Park, Walter (I26034)
47734	Walter Renwick Knox born January 23, 1878 in Orillia to William Knox and Joan Cranston. Walter was a track and field athlete and his life of adventure was written about in the book titled "Hot Foot: Walter Knox's Remarkable Life as a Professional in an Amateur World" by David F. Town. Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951.	Knox, William Murray (I48150)
47735	Walter Renwick Knox born January 23, 1878 in Orillia to William Knox and Joan Cranston. Walter was a track and field athlete and his life of adventure was written about in the book titled "Hot Foot: Walter Knox's Remarkable Life as a Professional in an Amateur World" by David F. Town. Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951. Buried with his first wife Mary Boyce	Knox, Walter Renwick (I48151)
47736	WALTER RICHARD C. Richard C. Walter, of Hunker, R.D.1, died in New York City, Thurs., Oct. 28 at Frick Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. He was born April 1, 1914. He moved to Pittsburgh in 1947 where he was with Firth-Sterling Steel Company of McKee sport for over 30 years,retiring with Teledyne Vasco of Latrobe in 1981. He was preceded in death by his parents, George Shepherd and Margaret White Walter; his first wife, Mildred Mather; brothers George and Joseph and sister Edna Moore. He is survived by his beloved wife of 49 years,the former Joan Hall, and daughter Lois E. Walter; sisters Alyce Hering (husband Edward) and Margaret McGrath, both of New Jersey; several nieces and nephews. There will be no visitation and service is private. Memorial donations maybe made if desired to the Pennsylvania Room of the Carnegie Library in Oakland, Pittsburgh or to Frick Hospital, Mt. Pleasant, PA. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 05 Nov 2004, Fri ?W Page 46	Walter, Richard Edmond Charles (I48122)
47737	Walter Thomas Couper, widely known leader in law, business and political circles, died suddenly at his home on Chesnut Street, June 1, 1934. He was 64 years old. Mr. Couper was the victim of a sudden heart attack. While he had not been in good health for the last 18 months and had slowly been withdrawing from more strenuous activities in Republican politics and business, it was not known that his heart was seriously affected. Death came suddenly in a room on the second floor of his home as he was preparing to leave for New York City to bring back a son, Frederic, who has been undergoing treatment for injuries suffered while the young man was a member of the Binghamton Central High Football team in 1928. The Couper family had planned to go early next week to the commencement at Elmira College where their daughter, Mary, is an honor member of the graduating class. Ruth Couper heard her husband fall as he passed from one room to another on the second floor and rushed to his side but he already was dead. Walter Couper was prominent in the affairs of the Binghamton Chamber of Commerce, the Central YMCA and the Broome County Bar Association. He was widely known in the Republican Party having been assistant corporation counsel in 1917 and having served as Supervisor from the Third Ward for 14 years prior to his retirement on January 1, 1934. He was born in Morristown, St. Lawrence County on April 13, 1870, the son of Joseph P. Couper and Hannah Wilson Couper. He attended the Ogdensburg Academy and graduated in 1888. He then attended and graduated from Hamilton College in 1892 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and the following year receiving a Master of Arts degree. He completed his course in law at the University of Minnesota and received his Bachelor of Laws in 1905 and was admitted to practice law in that state the same year. Walter came to Binghamton in 1908 and was associated with W. J. & F. W. Welsh, one of the leading law firms in the area. He continued with the firm until 1915 when he became a partner. It was then known as Welsh and Couper. Eventually through business partner changes, the firm became Couper, Terry and Turnbull. He was counsel for the Binghamton Savings Bank and associate counsel for the City National Bank of Binghamton. Walter had held at various times the chairmanship of every important committee on the Board of Supervisors and it was his record of strength and ability in this connection that made him regarded as a key man in this group. He brought into his service information acquired during years of teaching for four years at Hamilton College after his graduation and as principal of the Boonville High School for five years. Later he served at the head of the department of history in the East High School of Minneapolis MN, while fitting himself for his law career by night study at the University of Minnesota. He was a member of the American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association and Broome County Bar Association. He also belonged to the University Club, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Honorary Scholarship Society and Delta Chi. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Delia Williams Couper; daughters Rachel Williams Couper and Mary Williams Couper; sons, Edgar Williams Couper and Frederic Maxwell Couper; sister, Mrs. J. B. Witherhead, Morristown and a brother, Edgar J. Couper of Minneapolis, MN. Funeral service was held and interment followed in the Couper plot of the Chenango Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, NY.	Couper, Walter Thomas (I6732)
47738	Walter was the second of nine children born to farmer John Cameron from Scotland and Joan Graham of Scottish parents. Obit published Wednesday, November 5, 1913 PERTH/FALLBROOK, on Friday last, Walter Graham Cameron, aged 73 years. Born in Cote du Midi, Argenteuil county, Quebec, June 6, 1940, he left home at the age of 16 for Bytown. He worked with many of the lumber farms of the time, McFarlanes, of Madawaska, Gillies & McLaren, on the Mississippi. He made 17 trips to Quebec on the rafts of square timber, being wrecked many times on Lake St. Peter. He located at Fallbrook in 1874, buying out the business of the late Wm. Smith. He was for 34 years the Postmaster at Fallbrook. From 1892 thru 1894, he was on the Bathurst Council and from 1898 to 1904 he was a commissioner on the old County Councils Constitution. On July 1, 1874, he married Margery Anna MacMartin, also of Cote du Midi, who survives him. Three brothers and two sisters also survive; James, of Fallbrook; Alex, in Cresent City, BC; John at Cote du Midi; Mrs. John Barclay, and Miss Annie Cameron. Burial near Carillon, Quebec.	Cameron, Walter Graham "Wattie" (I30774)
47739	Ward 1	Miller, James Wilson (I337)
47740	Ward 12, Wayne, Michigan. 108 Columbus Ave.	Miller, James Duncan (I6437)
47741	Ward 15, 1526 Park Ave.	Bates, Charlotte Ward (I13255)
47742	Ward 4	Campbell, John (I25294)
47743	WARK MARGARET EDYTH Peacefully in hospital at Almonte following a courageous struggle with cancer on Friday, November 28, 2008. Margaret Huckstep of Clayton, age 61 years. Cherished wife of Walter L. Wark and beloved mother of Heather Jones (Jeff) and Christine McNeely (Dave) both of Clayton. Predeceased by her daughter; Roseanne. Dear sister of Marilyn Scott (late Robert Artur Scott) & Clarence Huckstep (Evelyn) as well as Henry White (Margaret), Ken Turcott (Joanne) & Arthur Turcott (Kim). Predeceased by 1 sister; Ruth Ferguson. Loved grandma of Christopher (Patricia) & Bradley Jones and Riley & Brandon McNeely. Friends may call at the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte For visiting on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and where Service will be held in the Chapel on Monday at 2 pm. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton.	Huckstep, Margaret Edyth (I54896)
47744	WARNOCK MARGRAT JOHNE WARNOCK/ F 24/08/1673 561/ 10 20 Eaglesham	Warnock, Margaret (I38018)
47745	Warrant Officer, tail gunner aboard Halifax Mk III MZ577 78 Sqn RAF which departed Breighton, Yorks to bomb a target at Juvisy, France. Failed to return from the raid due to flak, shot down at 22:50 7th June 1944. Killed in Action (KIA)	Woods, Earle Deachman (I35241)
47746	Warre Amy Blanche of Blenheim Lodge Minehead Som died 14 November 1971 Probate London 4 September. L3479. Name: Amy Blanche Warre Death Age: 86 Birth Date: 25 Dec 1884 Registration Date: Oct 1971 [Nov 1971] [Dec 1971] Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec Registration district: Exmoor Inferred County: Somerset Volume: 7c Page: 967	Bell, Amy Blanche (I38091)
47747	Warren Many in town were grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. George Warren, who passed awa in Brockville where she had been a patient at the hospital there for over a year says the Carleton Place Central Canadian of last week. The late Mrs. Warren was before her marriage, Miss Mary Agnes Rowat. She was born in Perth 78 years ago, a daughter of the late David Rowat. In 1875 she married the late George Warren of Carleton Place, taking up residence in town. Deceased is survived by 2 stepsons and 2 step daughters: Messrs Joseph warren of Belvedere, Ill, John of Toronto, (Mary Agnes) Mrs. Knox of Indian Head, Sask., and Mrs Starr Stewart of town. One sister, Mrs. Fox of Winchester and one brother, Mr Wm Rowat, of North West, also survive. The remains were brought to town and the funeral took place on the arrival of the Brockville train from the CPR station to St James church and thence to St John's cemetery at Boyds. the pallbearers were: Wm. Simpson, John Wills, Wesley Cook, Starr Stewart, Alex. McDiarmid and Wm. Pattie. The Perth Courier Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada January 5, 1923, pg. 7	Rowat, Mary Agnes "Agnes" (I51636)
47748	WARREN MORRILL OBITUARY It is with great sadness that the family of Warren Morrill announces his sudden passing at his home on December 18, 2011. Warren was born and raised in Schreiber with a short span in southern Ontario. He met and married his high school sweetheart Estelle (Chicoine) Morrill and they recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. He enjoyed his entire career as a much loved elementary school teacher and most recently became owner of the local cable company. Warren enjoyed hiking, biking, skiing, curling, fishing and all physical activity. He loved being a part of nature. He felt his purpose in life was to empower every child to reach their full potential and seek all opportunities. Warren is survived by his loving wife Estelle, daughter Natasha (John Carr) and his sweet granddaughter Emma; and also, daughter Kimara Morrill (Alain Parisien). He was predeceased by his parents Margery and Ralph Morrill, and his wife's parents Sam and Lucy Chicoine. Funeral services for Warren will be held on Thursday December 22, 2011 with family and friends gathering at St. John's Anglican Church at 11 a.m. interment to follow in Schreiber Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Wednesday evening 7 - 9 p.m. at the King Funeral Home in Schreiber. If friends so desire, donations may be made to St. John's Anglican Church or the Heart and Stroke Foundation. " Published by The Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal on Dec. 21, 2011. https://www.legacy.com/ca/obituaries/chroniclejournal/name/warren-morrill-obituary?pid=174137636	Morrill, Warren Wray (I52241)
47749	Warren passed away following a short illness in hospital in Perth on Thursday March 31st, 2016 at the age of 67 years. He was predeceased by his parents Gladys (Warren) and Kenneth Bell, his brother Frank Bell and sister Sylvia James. He will be sadly missed by his brother Jim 'Jake' (Peg) Bell, nieces and nephews Jason (Tracy), Michelle Bell (Mike Wright), Cindy and Kathy James and great niece Sydney Wright, and great nephews Alex and Benjamin Wright, Matthew and Ethan Bell, Kurtis James-Axford and Justin James. Warren will be fondly remembered by his brother-in-law Wayne James, sister-in-law Janet Bell and all his extended family at the Davidson House	Bell, Warren Percy of Perth, ON (I40057)
47750	Warrington At Fallbrook, Bathurst, on the morning of the 28th of Feb., John A. Warrington, aged 21 years. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 2 March 1894	Warrington, John Ashby (I4394)

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47701

Wairoa Hospital, Cory St.

Kliese, Augusta (I68738)

47702

WALKER
JOHN
JAMES WALKER/EUPHAM TAYLOUR FR402 (FR402)
M
30/12/1701
663/
20 112
Bo'Ness

Walker, John (I37734)

47703

Walker, James J. Age 59. Passed away Feb. 10 at his h ome W1923 Mallon. He was a salesman and had lived In Spokane 13 yrs Survived by his wife, Mary Jane: 1 daughter, Mrs. A. B. Hausken of Spokane: 2 sisters and 2 brothers in the east. He was a Spanish -American war veteran. The body is at Hazen & Jaeger's.

Spokane Chronicle, February 13, 1933, Page 15. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/spokane-chronicle-obituary-for-james-j/129955061/ : accessed August 13, 2023), clip page for Obituary for James J. WALKER by user dianeduncan01

Walker, James J. (I59522)

47704

WALLACE
ANDREW
HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR76 (FR76)
M
13/10/1804
571/
10 71
Mearns

Wallace, Andrew (I45760)

47705

WALLACE
BAZIL
JAMES WALLACE/
M
18/09/1791
643/
20 120
East Kilbride

Wallace, Bazil (I37378)

47706

WALLACE
CLEMENTINA STEW
16
1872
571/ 23
Mearns

Wallace, Clementina Stewart (I37785)

47707

WALLACE
ELIZABETH
66
1929
644/18 228
Pollokshields

Wallace, Elizabeth Helen "Helen" (I41162)

47708

WALLACE
GEORGE
HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR274 (FR274)
M
06/07/1806
573/1
10 426
Paisley High Church

Wallace, George (I45761)

47709

WALLACE
HUGH
HUGH WALLACE/JANNET HAMILTON FR60 (FR60)
M
14/12/1800
571/
10 55
Mearns

Wallace, Hugh (I45758)

47710

WALLACE
HUGH
JAMES WALLACE/
M
27/02/1774
643/
20 79
East Kilbride

Wallace, Hugh (I45742)

47711

WALLACE
HUGH
JANET HAMILTON/FR564 (FR564)
10/11/1793
643/
20 238
East Kilbride

WALLACE
HUGH
JANET HAMILTON/FR395 (FR395)
25/11/1793
631/
10 385
Carmunnock

Family: Hugh Wallace / Janet Hamilton (F15477)

47712

WALLACE
ISOBEL
JAMES WALLACE/
F
08/05/1783
643/
20 100
East Kilbride

Wallace, Isobel (I37381)

47713

WALLACE
JAMES
JAMES WALLACE/
M
28/09/1788
643/
20 113
East Kilbride

Wallace, James (I37379)

47714

WALLACE
JAMES
JAMES WALLACE/
M
30/08/1789
643/
20 115
East Kilbride

Wallace, James (I37377)

47715

WALLACE
JEAN
JAMES WALLACE/
F
06/05/1786
624/
10 199
Blantyre

Wallace, Jean (I37360)

47716

WALLACE
JEAN
JAMES WALLACE/
F
20/03/1785
643/
20 105
East Kilbride

Wallace, Jean (I37375)

47717

WALLACE
JOHN
JAMES WALLACE/JEAN RONALD FR469 (FR469)
M
07/11/1806
643/
20 144
East Kilbride

Wallace, John (I37384)

47718

WALLACE
MARGARET
JAMES WALLACE/
F
18/02/1781
643/
20 93
East Kilbride

Wallace, Margaret (I37382)

47719

WALLACE
MARGARET
JOHN WALLACE/MARGARET BLAIR
F
18/01/1653
644/1
40 293
Glasgow

Wallace, Margaret (I37623)

47720

WALLACE
ROBERT
HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR53 (FR53)
M
17/06/1798
571/
10 48
Mearns

Wallace, Robert (I45389)

47721

WALLACE
SOPHIA MARGARET
83
1940
644/13 431
Hillhead

Wallace, Sophia Margaret (I38173)

47722

WALLACE
WILLIAM
HUGH WALLACE/JANET HAMILTON FR67 (FR67)
M
14/11/1802
571/
10 62
Mearns

Wallace, William (I45759)

47723

WALLACE
WILLIAM
JAMES WALLACE/JEAN RONALD FR458 (FR458)
M
21/12/1800
643/
20 133
East Kilbride

Wallace, William (I37383)

47724

Wallace, John
12 June - Confirmation of John Wallace, Bleacher, Nether Place, Mearns, County of Renfrew, who died 4 May 1891, at Mearns, testate, granted at Paisley, to Margaret Gilmour or Wallace, his widow, William Pollock, Banker, Barrhead, and Mark Bannatyne, Writer, Glasgow, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 8 April 1889, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Renfrew, 11 Jun 1891.

Wallace, John (I37784)

47725

Walnut Grove Rites For Elmer Marquardt
Funeral services were held this afternoon in Walnut Grove English Lutheran church for Elmer Fred Marquardt, 62, former Walnut Grove resident, who died of cancer Friday evening in Chaska. Rev. Leif Monson conducted the service and Veron Zempel provided the music. Interment was in the Echo cemetery. Pallbearers were Harlen Boushek, Stanley Benson, Merle Jette, Harold Weiss Jr., Jerry Marquardt and Donald Miller.
Mr. Marquardt was born June 24, 1905, in Echo, a son of Hugo and Mathilda Marquardt. He married Ella E. Miller October 16, 1950, and they lived in Walnut Grove 13 years. He operated a restaurant there. Two years ago they moved to Chaska where he was custodian of Minnetonka West Junior High school. He was a member of the Lutheran church and Alfred Nelson American Legion post in Walnut Grove.
Survivors include his wife; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Charles (Verna) Boushek, Anoka, Mrs. Alfred (Edna) Benson, Vesta, Mrs. Rudolph (Velma) Hahn and Herbert Marquardt, Minneapolis, Lester Marquardt, Mankato, Mrs. Orend (Hilda) Rikke, Franklin, Wilbert Marquardt, Excelsior, Mrs. Irene Hahn, Verndale, Mrs. Eldo (Dorothy) Schoer, Lamberton, Mrs. Marvin (Elvira) Bruss, Cambridge, Mrs. Frank (Adeline) Williams, Redwood Falls, Warren Marquardt, Echo, Gerold Marquardt, Essig, and Mrs. A. V. (Lois) Mueller, St. Peter.
--Redwood Falls Gazette
October 17, 1967

Marquardt, CPL Elmer Fred (I17213)

47726

Walsh County Record, Grafton, North Dakota, Wednesday, April 19, 1899
Death of Mrs. R. Weagant
Mrs. R. Weagant quietly passed away Thursday morning, April 13, at 6 o'clock; aged 65 years; the immediate cause of her death being paralysis of the bowels. Mrs. Weagant's maiden name was Mary Miller, she was born in the month of May 1834, in the county of Lanack (sic), Canada. In the spring of 1857 she was married to R. Weagant. The same year Mr. Weagant came to Minnesota ande settled in Wabasha county and the year after Mrs. Weagant followed. In 1878 they moved to Cass county and from there came to Grafton in 1882. Mrs. Weagant was the mother of ten children, seven of whom survive her; all were present at the funeral with the exception of the youngest, Charles, who is serving his country in the Philippines.

Mrs. Weagant was a noble Christian woman; her many good qualities had drawn around her a large circle of warm friends, who extend heartfeelt sympathy to the bereaved husband and children in their sorrow. One of Mrs. Weagant's last conscious acts was to read a letter from her son, Charlie, written in the Philippines; she expressed herself as being bery glad to hear from him, but shortly after began to fail; this was on Tuesday and death occurred as stated above on early Thursday morning.

The funeral was held from the Presbyterian church and was largely attended. The casket was literally covered with beautiful wreaths of flowers, silent tokens of sympathy and esteem of friens. Rev. Dr. McDonald preached an appropriate funeral sermon; he referred to the deceased's true Christian life, she had been a member of the Presbyerian church for seventeen years, being among the first to join; and although for the past few years, owing to ill health, she was unable to attend, her good influence and sympathies were there. Rev. Mr. Newcomb assisted Dr. MacDonald in conducting the services. The singing was beautiful and appropriate.

Mrs. Robert Miller of Minneapolis attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. R. Weageant; Herman Weagant was here from St. Hiliare, and Mrs Mary McJannett and Miss Lizzie Weagant came from Minot and Mr and Mrs Will Weagant from Cavalier. Miss Lizzie Weagant will remain at home.

Miller, Mary (I88)

47727

Walter Douglas, Jr., Age 76, of Tucson, Arizona passed away January 21, 1987. Survived by Walter Douglas III, son; Donald S. Douglas, son; Annabelle F. Tansey, daughter; Elizabeth Giorgis, daughter. Memorial Service Monday, January 26, 1987, at 4:00PM at Dove of Peace Lutheran Church, 665 W. Roller Coaster Rd., with Pastor Gregory Adolph of Dove of Peace officiating.

Douglas, Walter Jr (I32941)

47728

Walter George Brown was the son of Charles Brown and Christina White.
Wikipedia:
Walter George Brown (September 6, 1875 ? April 1, 1940) was a Presbyterian Church in Canada minister who opposed the formation of the United Church of Canada and was a United Reform Movement MP in the Canadian House of Commons.
Born in Athelstan (now Hichinbrooke), Huntingdon County, Quebec of Scots-Irish parents, Brown was educated at McGill University where he received an Honours B.A. Degree in 1899 and at The Presbyterian College, Montreal, where he graduated in 1902 with a B.D. degree, the Silver Medal, a $60.00 Theological Scholarship, and a prize ($10.00 in books) in public speaking. He also won other scholarships and prizes during his time at Presbyterian College. During his summers, he went into the newly opened lumbering camps of Northern Ontario, serving first as a student missionary, was ordained on 30 September 1902 as an Ordained Missionary to Canada Atlantic Lumber Camps, from Rainy Lake to Whitney under the North Bay Presbytery. He remained in this post until July 1903, when he moved west to work amongst miners in the West Kootenay area of British Columbia at Salmo, New Denver and Silverton, all in proximity of Nelson.
While serving in ministry in British Columbia, he earned his M.A. degree from McGill, with a paper titled "History and Philosophy of Socialism", and was married to Martha Rowat of Athelstan, Quebec; her father, Andrew Rowat (1839-1918) served as minister at Elgin and Athelstan from 1884 - 1909; her mother, Margaret, was the daughter of Donald MacKenzie pioneer minister in Zorra Township, Oxford County, Ontario.
After leaving the Kootenays to study in Montreal and at the United Free Church of Scotland College in Glasgow, he was called and inducted in March 1908, as minister of Knox Presbyterian Church in Red Deer, Alberta, and would remain there until 1925. He also served as convenor of Home Missions for the Red Deer Presbytery supervising three congregations and fifteen missions. He served as Moderator of the Synod of Alberta in 1915.
At the 1925 General Assembly, Brown was one of 79 Commissioners who refused to join the United Church, and met in a corner of Toronto's College Street United Church at the conclusion on June 9 in order to resume business later that night at nearby Knox Presbyterian Church and legally claim their continuity.
rown left Red Deer later that year to oversee the re-organization of some Presbyterians in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan that had voted against joining the United Church. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Saskatoon was formed under his pastoral leadership, and remains the largest PCC congregation within the province.
In June 1931, he was elected Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, and during his Moderatorial year, travelled to Asia, and visited Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the Manchuria portion of China.
Reverend Walter George Brown is one of the few Moderators of the Presbyterian Church who was or is not a Reverend Doctor; he refused to accept Honorary Doctorates from his Alma Mater, nor Toronto's Knox College. His funeral took place in Ottawa, and is buried at the Athelstan Presbyterian Cemetery.

Brown, Walter George (I51517)

47729

WALTER J
PUDDICOMBE
PRIVATE
VGC
22 OCT 1975
AGE 79
REST IN PEACE

Puddicombe, Walter John Ralph "Jack" (I45133)

47730

Walter James Miller served in the Royal Dragoons as a motorcycle rider. In France near Caen, after being wounded by a gernade Lieutenant Miller and his Sargent were was captured by the Germans and was being marched to POW camp when he and a comrade jumped into a canal in order to escape their captors. They were able to swim to safety back to the Allied sector. He also recieved a bullet wound that caused a perment injury and because of this injury (the bullet caused a vasectomy) Walter was unable to father any of his own children.

Miller, Lt. Walter James (I1881)

47731

Walter Lawson Ferrier, 25, Perth, son of John Ferrier and Susannah Lawson, to Minnie Elizabeth Holmes, 22, Perth, at Smiths Falls, daughter of Michael Holmes and Mary Ann Forsyth.

Name Walter Lawson Ferries
Age     25
Birth Year 1853
Birth Place Perth Canada
Marriage Date 4 Sep 1878
Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Father John Farries
Mother Susannah Farries
Spouse Minnie Elizabeth Holmes

Name Minnie Elizabeth Holmes
Age     22
Birth Year 1856
Birth Place Smiths Falls Canada
Marriage Date 4 Sep 1878
Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Father     Michael Holmes
Mother     Mary Ann Holmes
Spouse     Walter Lawson Ferries

Family: Walter Lawson Ferrier / Elizabeth Ann "Minnie" Holmes (F12083)

47732

Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951.

Mary was the eldest child born to George Henry Boyce and Catherine Hickey. Mary married later in life at the age of 48 to Walter Renwick Knox, a former Track and Field Olympian. They did not have children. After Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried.

Family: William Murray Knox / Mary Boyce (F16373)

47733

Walter Park
Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name:     Walter Park
Gender:     Male
Christening Date:     06 Feb 1752
Christening Place:     CARDROSS,DUNBARTON,SCOTLAND
Father's Name:     Robert Park
Mother's Name:     Margret Cunninghame

Park, Walter (I26034)

47734

Walter Renwick Knox born January 23, 1878 in Orillia to William Knox and Joan Cranston. Walter was a track and field athlete and his life of adventure was written about in the book titled "Hot Foot: Walter Knox's Remarkable Life as a Professional in an Amateur World" by David F. Town.
Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951.

Knox, William Murray (I48150)

47735

Walter Renwick Knox born January 23, 1878 in Orillia to William Knox and Joan Cranston. Walter was a track and field athlete and his life of adventure was written about in the book titled "Hot Foot: Walter Knox's Remarkable Life as a Professional in an Amateur World" by David F. Town. Walter married Mary Boyce June 25, 1924. They had no children. When Mary died in 1942 Walter remarried and he died in Florida in 1951.

Buried with his first wife Mary Boyce

Knox, Walter Renwick (I48151)

47736

WALTER RICHARD C.
Richard C. Walter, of Hunker, R.D.1, died in New York City, Thurs., Oct. 28 at Frick Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. He was born April 1, 1914.
He moved to Pittsburgh in 1947 where he was with Firth-Sterling Steel Company of McKee sport for over 30 years,retiring with Teledyne Vasco of Latrobe in 1981.
He was preceded in death by his parents, George Shepherd and Margaret White Walter; his first wife, Mildred Mather; brothers George and Joseph and sister Edna Moore. He is survived by his beloved wife of 49 years,the former Joan Hall, and daughter Lois E. Walter; sisters Alyce Hering (husband Edward) and Margaret McGrath, both of New Jersey; several nieces and nephews. There will be no visitation and service is private. Memorial donations maybe made if desired to the Pennsylvania Room of the Carnegie Library in Oakland, Pittsburgh or to Frick Hospital, Mt. Pleasant, PA.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 05 Nov 2004, Fri ?W Page 46

Walter, Richard Edmond Charles (I48122)

47737

Walter Thomas Couper, widely known leader in law, business and political circles, died suddenly at his home on Chesnut Street, June 1, 1934. He was 64 years old.

Mr. Couper was the victim of a sudden heart attack. While he had not been in good health for the last 18 months and had slowly been withdrawing from more strenuous activities in Republican politics and business, it was not known that his heart was seriously affected.

Death came suddenly in a room on the second floor of his home as he was preparing to leave for New York City to bring back a son, Frederic, who has been undergoing treatment for injuries suffered while the young man was a member of the Binghamton Central High Football team in 1928. The Couper family had planned to go early next week to the commencement at Elmira College where their daughter, Mary, is an honor member of the graduating class.

Ruth Couper heard her husband fall as he passed from one room to another on the second floor and rushed to his side but he already was dead.

Walter Couper was prominent in the affairs of the Binghamton Chamber of Commerce, the Central YMCA and the Broome County Bar Association. He was widely known in the Republican Party having been assistant corporation counsel in 1917 and having served as Supervisor from the Third Ward for 14 years prior to his retirement on January 1, 1934.

He was born in Morristown, St. Lawrence County on April 13, 1870, the son of Joseph P. Couper and Hannah Wilson Couper. He attended the Ogdensburg Academy and graduated in 1888. He then attended and graduated from Hamilton College in 1892 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and the following year receiving a Master of Arts degree.
He completed his course in law at the University of Minnesota and received his Bachelor of Laws in 1905 and was admitted to practice law in that state the same year.
Walter came to Binghamton in 1908 and was associated with W. J. & F. W. Welsh, one of the leading law firms in the area. He continued with the firm until 1915 when he became a partner. It was then known as Welsh and Couper. Eventually through business partner changes, the firm became Couper, Terry and Turnbull.
He was counsel for the Binghamton Savings Bank and associate counsel for the City National Bank of Binghamton. Walter had held at various times the chairmanship of every important committee on the Board of Supervisors and it was his record of strength and ability in this connection that made him regarded as a key man in this group.

He brought into his service information acquired during years of teaching for four years at Hamilton College after his graduation and as principal of the Boonville High School for five years. Later he served at the head of the department of history in the East High School of Minneapolis MN, while fitting himself for his law career by night study at the University of Minnesota.

He was a member of the American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association and Broome County Bar Association. He also belonged to the University Club, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Honorary Scholarship Society and Delta Chi.

Survivors include his wife, Ruth Delia Williams Couper; daughters Rachel Williams Couper and Mary Williams Couper; sons, Edgar Williams Couper and Frederic Maxwell Couper; sister, Mrs. J. B. Witherhead, Morristown and a brother, Edgar J. Couper of Minneapolis, MN.

Funeral service was held and interment followed in the Couper plot of the Chenango Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, NY.

Couper, Walter Thomas (I6732)

47738

Walter was the second of nine children born to farmer John Cameron from Scotland and Joan Graham of Scottish parents.

Obit published Wednesday, November 5, 1913

PERTH/FALLBROOK, on Friday last, Walter Graham Cameron, aged 73 years. Born in Cote du Midi, Argenteuil county, Quebec, June 6, 1940, he left home at the age of 16 for Bytown.

He worked with many of the lumber farms of the time, McFarlanes, of Madawaska, Gillies & McLaren, on the Mississippi. He made 17 trips to Quebec on the rafts of square timber, being wrecked many times on Lake St. Peter.

He located at Fallbrook in 1874, buying out the business of the late Wm. Smith. He was for 34 years the Postmaster at Fallbrook. From 1892 thru 1894, he was on the Bathurst Council and from 1898 to 1904 he was a commissioner on the old County Councils Constitution.

On July 1, 1874, he married Margery Anna MacMartin, also of Cote du Midi, who survives him.

Three brothers and two sisters also survive; James, of Fallbrook; Alex, in Cresent City, BC; John at Cote du Midi; Mrs. John Barclay, and Miss Annie Cameron. Burial near Carillon, Quebec.

Cameron, Walter Graham "Wattie" (I30774)

47739

Ward 1

Miller, James Wilson (I337)

47740

Ward 12, Wayne, Michigan. 108 Columbus Ave.

Miller, James Duncan (I6437)

47741

Ward 15, 1526 Park Ave.

Bates, Charlotte Ward (I13255)

47742

Ward 4

Campbell, John (I25294)

47743

WARK MARGARET EDYTH Peacefully in hospital at Almonte following a courageous struggle with cancer on Friday, November 28, 2008. Margaret Huckstep of Clayton, age 61 years. Cherished wife of Walter L. Wark and beloved mother of Heather Jones (Jeff) and Christine McNeely (Dave) both of Clayton. Predeceased by her daughter; Roseanne.

Dear sister of Marilyn Scott (late Robert Artur Scott) & Clarence Huckstep (Evelyn) as well as Henry White (Margaret), Ken Turcott (Joanne) & Arthur Turcott (Kim). Predeceased by 1 sister; Ruth Ferguson. Loved grandma of Christopher (Patricia) & Bradley Jones and Riley & Brandon McNeely. Friends may call at the C. R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte For visiting on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and where Service will be held in the Chapel on Monday at 2 pm. Interment Guthrie United Cemetery, Clayton.

Huckstep, Margaret Edyth (I54896)

47744

WARNOCK
MARGRAT
JOHNE WARNOCK/
F
24/08/1673
561/
10 20
Eaglesham

Warnock, Margaret (I38018)

47745

Warrant Officer, tail gunner aboard Halifax Mk III MZ577 78 Sqn RAF which departed Breighton, Yorks to bomb a target at Juvisy, France. Failed to return from the raid due to flak, shot down at 22:50 7th June 1944. Killed in Action (KIA)

Woods, Earle Deachman (I35241)

47746

Warre Amy Blanche of Blenheim Lodge Minehead Som died 14 November 1971 Probate London 4 September. L3479.

Name:     Amy Blanche Warre
Death Age:     86
Birth Date:     25 Dec 1884
Registration Date:     Oct 1971
[Nov 1971]
[Dec 1971]
Registration Quarter:     Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration district:     Exmoor
Inferred County:     Somerset
Volume:     7c
Page:     967

Bell, Amy Blanche (I38091)

47747

Warren
Many in town were grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. George Warren, who passed awa in Brockville where she had been a patient at the hospital there for over a year says the Carleton Place Central Canadian of last week.

The late Mrs. Warren was before her marriage, Miss Mary Agnes Rowat. She was born in Perth 78 years ago, a daughter of the late David Rowat. In 1875 she married the late George Warren of Carleton Place, taking up residence in town.

Deceased is survived by 2 stepsons and 2 step daughters: Messrs Joseph warren of Belvedere, Ill, John of Toronto, (Mary Agnes) Mrs. Knox of Indian Head, Sask., and Mrs Starr Stewart of town. One sister, Mrs. Fox of Winchester and one brother, Mr Wm Rowat, of North West, also survive.

The remains were brought to town and the funeral took place on the arrival of the Brockville train from the CPR station to St James church and thence to St John's cemetery at Boyds. the pallbearers were: Wm. Simpson, John Wills, Wesley Cook, Starr Stewart, Alex. McDiarmid and Wm. Pattie.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
January 5, 1923, pg. 7

Rowat, Mary Agnes "Agnes" (I51636)

47748

WARREN MORRILL OBITUARY
It is with great sadness that the family of Warren Morrill announces his sudden passing at his home on December 18, 2011. Warren was born and raised in Schreiber with a short span in southern Ontario. He met and married his high school sweetheart Estelle (Chicoine) Morrill and they recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. He enjoyed his entire career as a much loved elementary school teacher and most recently became owner of the local cable company. Warren enjoyed hiking, biking, skiing, curling, fishing and all physical activity. He loved being a part of nature. He felt his purpose in life was to empower every child to reach their full potential and seek all opportunities. Warren is survived by his loving wife Estelle, daughter Natasha (John Carr) and his sweet granddaughter Emma; and also, daughter Kimara Morrill (Alain Parisien). He was predeceased by his parents Margery and Ralph Morrill, and his wife's parents Sam and Lucy Chicoine. Funeral services for Warren will be held on Thursday December 22, 2011 with family and friends gathering at St. John's Anglican Church at 11 a.m. interment to follow in Schreiber Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Wednesday evening 7 - 9 p.m. at the King Funeral Home in Schreiber. If friends so desire, donations may be made to St. John's Anglican Church or the Heart and Stroke Foundation. "

Published by The Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal on Dec. 21, 2011.

https://www.legacy.com/ca/obituaries/chroniclejournal/name/warren-morrill-obituary?pid=174137636

Morrill, Warren Wray (I52241)

47749

Warren passed away following a short illness in hospital in Perth on Thursday March 31st, 2016 at the age of 67 years. He was predeceased by his parents Gladys (Warren) and Kenneth Bell, his brother Frank Bell and sister Sylvia James. He will be sadly missed by his brother Jim 'Jake' (Peg) Bell, nieces and nephews Jason (Tracy), Michelle Bell (Mike Wright), Cindy and Kathy James and great niece Sydney Wright, and great nephews Alex and Benjamin Wright, Matthew and Ethan Bell, Kurtis James-Axford and Justin James. Warren will be fondly remembered by his brother-in-law Wayne James, sister-in-law Janet Bell and all his extended family at the Davidson House

Bell, Warren Percy of Perth, ON (I40057)

47750

Warrington
At Fallbrook, Bathurst, on the morning of the 28th of Feb., John A. Warrington, aged 21 years.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
2 March 1894

Warrington, John Ashby (I4394)

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