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47751	Warrington - In Bathurst, on Thursday Feb. 5th, Rosanna Park, relict of the late John Warrington, aged54 years. The Lanark Era Lanark, Ontario, Canada 11 Feb 1914, pg. 1	Parks, Rose Ann "Roseanna" (I48970)
47752	Warrington Vs. McCulloch This was an action brought by John G. Warrington, of Bathurst, against Alexander McCulloch, of Dalhousie, for damages for the seduction of the plaintiff's daughter, Annie Edna Warrington. A consent judgment was given against the defendant for $350, which is to include the plaintiffs costs. Rogers & Stewart for plaintiff; C.J. Foy for defendant.	Warrington, Annie Edna "Edna" (I48973)
47753	was 2 Mar	Miller, James (I6649)
47754	Was christened Henry Harry. He spent his boyhood in Bruce Cty on the 4th Con of Elderslie Twp. after his mother remarried McPherson. John was 14 and Harry was 10 when his Mother moved to Bruce Cty. as a young man, he earned his living clearing trees for farmers who had purchased forested property in the Chesley and Paisley areas of Bruce County in western Ontario. They returned to the farm when young men and divided the land. John lived on the farm and Harry purchased a small farm at the south end of the village. Harry later sold his share of the farm to John when he moved to Bathurst around 1903. Ed MacPherson's obituary in the Calgary Albertan of 23 Jun 1937 states "In the fall of 1883 Ed McPherson, then a lad of 17, along with his half-brother (Harry Mather) and two other young men, went west and contracted the building of the CPR roadbed." According to the Albertan, the grade they built is now the present site of Calgary. When the work was finished on the railroad Harry Mather returned to Middleville and, according to the Perth Courier of 26 Mar 1886, he married and settled on the Stead farm near Middleville. Harry later bought Long Bill Keay's (George Ennis') and wrote to JC asking if he wanted to farm. JC farmed for a year and sold it to Allan Keays. From Grandpa (John Cumming) Mather's recollections: His father contracted on the western railroad, driving a team of horses pulling a scraper, to level the RR bed through western SK and Eastern AB. Indians stole several teams of horses. He walked to Long Lake, MN to the home of John Mather who lived there because winter was setting in. When he left to come home he was given two five dollar gold pieces for having worked. They were given to a 'Harry Mather' ( some connection to Georgia), who was named for his great? grandfather Mather. ( I haven't identified this individual at this time but it may be Harry Putnam Mather (RIN 1193). He spent his boyhood in Bruce Cty on the 4th Con of Elderslie Twp. after his mother remarried McPherson. From Gordon Mather Verbal Recollection 3/29/2014 Henry's (Harry) Mather's team of horses were stolen by natives passing through the area and he and a MacPherson (or was it a Stead) trailed the horses which were shod south eventually losing the trail. They ended up in Billings MT and decided to head for his uncle's in MN as winter was setting in. They worked there and were paid in gold coins. When Harry Mather from (Maryland, Georgia?) was borned he was named after (Henry, Harry) his uncle. On a trip to Florida, Uncle Gord, Aunt Jean and Grandpa Mather (JC Mather) were passing through ? and Grandpa when stopped for the evening made contact and as a result the trio were invited for breakfast the next morning. Grandpa, Uncle Gord and Aunt Jean were shown a gold coin, framed and mounted on the wall of his study by Harry Mather, one of Henry's gold coins. Apparently Harry had made a trip north when a boy to meet his namesake and was given the remaining coin by Henry, Harry Mather.	Mather, Henry "Harry" (I4915)
47755	Was he killed in a train accident?	Oliver, George (I6680)
47756	Was Prominent In Almonte Business Daniel Shaw Passes Away at Pembroke After a Long Illness Mr Daniel Shaw, of Pembrooke, for many years a prominent businessman of Almonte, died on Wednesday in his 70th year. He had been ill for some time. He passed away at the Cottage Hospital, Pembroke. He was born at Lake Dore, near Eganville, where his father, a native of Aberdeen in Scotland, was a miller and also owned a mill at Beachburg. After leaving school Daniel went to Pembroke to learn the business of a hardware merchant and entered the employ of Dunlop and Company. He came to Almonte when quite young and entered business for himself, soon earning a reputation for keen business sense and integrity. He occupied the store which is still operated as a hardware business by Mr John Taylor. He was very enterprising and besides his hardware store, he owned a sawmill at Madawaska, was half owner with Mr J.B. Wylie in a woollen manufacturing mill in Almonte, and started a tile factory. After his wife's death over twelve years ago he gave up business and went to reside with a brother at Dauphin, Man. For the last six years he lived with his sister at Pembroke, Mrs Thomas Mackie. Mrs Shaw's maiden name was Margaret Baird. Her father was a farmer and her mother was a sister of the late Hon George Bryson. She died in 1910. The funeral took place on Thursday morning. A service was held at Pembroke by Rev Mr Blakely, the Presbyterian minister there, and the remains were conveyed to Almonte where interment was made in the Presbyterian cemetery on the eighth line of Ramsay. The pallbearers were: Messrs Alex Miller, P.J. Young, John Neilson, T.J. Reid, John Taylor and W. West. He leaves four brothers ? Alexander, at Grand Forks, North Dakota; James and Thomas, of Dauphin, Manitoba, and John of Lake Dore. He leaves one sister ? Mrs Thomas Mackie, of Pembroke. Col H.J. Mackie, now in Russia, former M.P. for North Renfrew is a nephew. 1923, Friday July 20, The Almonte Gazette front page	Shaw, Daniel (I59062)
47757	was Ruth married to a McPharlane?	Barr, Georgina Ruth "Ruth" (I4621)
47758	Was Through the Great Landslide At Frank, B.C.; Died At Fallbrook Fallbrook, Feb. 22. Death has again visited this place and claimed William Warrington. The end was not entirely unlooked for as deceased waa removed to the General Hospital in Smith's Falla on Wednesday last in a very precarious condition. Mr. Warrington has been a resident of thla place for a number of years, he was twice married, his first wlfa being Mlsa Sarah Roblnsbn, who met death with her children In the wful Landslide in Frank, some years ago. Mr. Warrington waa also in thla slide and was hurled for some time. He then came back and made hla home at Fallbrook, where he married Mias McCay, Clarendon, who survives. This death la a particularly aad one aa seven young children are left the eldest being about fifteen yeara old. The funeral, a very large one, waa held on Tuesday in St. Peter's church, the service being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Low. Interment was made on the Bathurat Line. The sympathy of tha community is extended to the bereaved ones. The Weekly British Whig Kingston, Ontario, Canada 24 Feb 1921, Thu ?W Page 1	Warrington, William Henry (I29715)
47759	Washington State Divorce Indexes, 1969-2017. Washington State Archives, Olympia, Washington.	Source (S268)
47760	Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada	Dodds, Alexander R. (I1516)
47761	Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada	Steep, Sarah Jane (I18729)
47762	Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada	Code, Mary Allardyce (I21998)
47763	WATSON MARGARIT WALTER WATSON/MARTHA HOLMES F 16/07/1699 644/1 80 25 Glasgow	Watson, Margret (I37751)
47764	Watson's Corners' The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Mervyn McDougall in the death of her brother, Mr Jack Lalonnde of Alliston, Ontario. The Perth Courier 4 April 1968, pg.3	Lalonde, John Michael "Jack" (I5222)
47765	Watt At the Wiseman Nursing Home, Perth, Saturday, March 29, 1969. Charlotte Ashby, beloved wife of the late Herbert Watt in her 78th year. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada April 3, 1969, pg 4	Ashby, Charlotte "Lottie" (I4431)
47766	WATT HELEN JOHN WATT/MARGARET STEIN FR238 (FR238) F 14/12/1656 683 10 / 228 DALKEITH	Watt, Helen (I35186)
47767	WATT JAMES WILLIAM WATT/MARGARET MONTGOMERIE FR1454 (FR1454) M 20/02/1788 644/1 180 109 Glasgow	Watt, James (I37929)
47768	WATT JANET JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FRMR2-11 92 F 20/12/1832 644/1 350 0 Glasgow	Watt, Janet (I37970)
47769	WATT ROBERT JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FR3771 (FR3771) M 20/05/1823 644/1 310 219 Glasgow	Watt, Robert (I37968)
47770	WATT THOMAS JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FR4163 (FR4163) M 19/05/1828 644/1 320 418 Glasgow	Watt, Thomas (I37969)
47771	Watt - At the GWM Hospital, Perth, Ont, on Friday, September 26th, 1969, James William Watt, beloved husband of Agnes Isobel Geary and loving husband of Mary Catherine Dillon, in his 81st year. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 2 Oct 1969, pg. 8. James William Watt On September 26th, 1969, James William Watt, aged 80, passed away in the GWM Hospital, Perth, after a week's illness. Death was caused by a coronary. He was born at Playfairville, Ontario, to the late Mr. and Mrs William Watt. On March 24th, 1915, at Lanark, Ontario, he married Agnes Isobel Geary, who predeceased him. On September 20th, 1950, in St. John's Church, Perth, Ont., he married Mary Catherine Dillon, who lives to mourn his loss. He leaves one son Glen James, four daughters, mazie (Mrs Norman North), Edith, Loreen and Caroline; two brothers, John and Alden and one sister CAroline Hunt, Writsvile, Pa., grandchildren, Roberta Atkinson, Gelinda Atkinson and Leauna Howard. He was predeceased by two daughters, Olive Margaret and an infant; also a brother Hilliard and three sisters Lorene (Mrs. Budd), Mary (Mrs Harvey) and Eleanor (Mrs Olsen). Mr Watt was a respected member of the community, always ready to lend a helping hand. For many years he operated a threshing machine, serving the surrounding district. In later life he confined his activitiess to farming, until ill health caused him to retire from active life. The funeral took place on September 29th, at 2:00 pm from Youngs Funeral Home with interment at Playfair Cemetery, Playfairville. Rev. James B. Boy... The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada 30 October 1969, pg. 16	Watt, James William (I30934)
47772	WATT, Gordon W. In hospital, Kingston on Sunday, September 13th, 1998, Gordon W. watt ot R.R. 2, Portland in his 82nd year. Beloved husband of Carmel Rose (Desjardine) Watt. Loved father of Arnold (Hilda) ot Bognor, Raymond (Mary) of Simcoe, James (Colleen) of Prescott, Elaine (Ken) Hodge of R.R. 2, Brockville and Gary (Vicki) of Kingston. Gordon will be sadly missed by his 11 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, his sister Edith Riopelle of Smiths Falls, brothers Ellard (Georgina) of Carleton Place and Vern (Mary) Watt of Simcoe, sister-in-law Joyce Watt and his nieces and nephews. Predeceased by sister Ruby Pratt, brothers Ronald, Merril and Floyd Watt and 2 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, Perth, Tuesday, September 15th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service will be conducted in the chapel Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Interment, White Cemetery, Poland, Ontario. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. The Ottawa Citizen, September 15, 1998, Page 32. via Newspapers.com (https://www.news-prod.cloud/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-gordon-w/133177714/ : accessed October 9, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Gordon W . WATT by user dianeduncan01	Watt, Gordon William (I26719)
47773	Watt-Ashby. A very pleasant event took place on Wednesday, April 30th, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watt, Dalhousie, when Miss Mary Ashby of Fallbrook, sister of Mrs. Herbert Watt, was united in marriage to Mr. John G. Watt, of Sherbrook. At four o'clock the wedding party, unattended, took their places under a beautiful arch of evergreens. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Shier in the presence of the nearest relatives. The happy couple were given a reception at the bride's home, Fallbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Watt will be followed in their new career by the very best wishes of a large circle of friends. The Lanark Era Lanark, Ontario, Canada 07 May 1919, Wed ?W Page 1	Family: John George Watt / Mary "Mae" Ashby (F1349)
47774	Wattie worked eleven drives and often told of their fear of the whirlpool at Lake St. Peter.	Cameron, Walter Graham "Wattie" (I30774)
47775	We sadly announce the unexpected death of Betty who passed away at the Saint John Regional Hospital on Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at the age of 79. Betty is survived by her husband Robert (Bob) St.Onge; her brother Myles Mawhinney (Glenice); her children Carla Atkinson (Rick); Lori St.Onge (John Jaszek), Greg St.Onge (Maureen), Karen St.Onge; John Fleck (Debbie); her grandchildren, Curtis McInnis (Genny); Brett McInnis (Courtenaye Shea); Samantha Harrigan (Mark), Shannon Barriault (Dustin), Danika St.Onge (Jon Van Kronenberg), Chad St.Onge, Brianna Harvey, Logan Harvey, Nick DeGrace; her great grandchildren Cohen Feindel-McInnis, Charleigh Harrigan; Harper Harrigan, Morgan Barriault, Jaxson Barriault, Kelty Vankroonenburgh, Ashley Chalifoux-DeGrace. "All of you were the light of my life" Funeral mass will be held at the St. John Bosco, Dalhousie, on Tuesday, June 16 at 2pm. At the request of Betty, there will be no visitation. Donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, IWK Hospital, or charity of your choice.	Pollock, Elizabeth (I41682)
47776	Weaver	Mason, David (I1452)
47777	Web: Isle of Man, Baptism Index, 1600-1981 Birth, baptism & christening Record information. Name John Thomas Macdonald Mother Frances Cowle Father John Macdonald Baptism 30 Jun 1878 Santon, Isle of Man	MacDonald, Evan Thomas (I47307)
47778	Webber, Nicholas A. "Nick" Peacefully in hospital in Perth, on Sunday, August 16th, 2015 at the age of 87 years. Nicholas was predeceased in 2012 by his beloved wife Doreen (Thompson) Webber. He was the loved father of Douglas (Darlene Moss) Webber, dear grandfather of Megan Kehoe (Derek Brown) and great grandfather of Dominiq, Grayson and Russell. Nick will be sadly missed by many good friends and neighbours. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St. West, Perth on Wednesday August 19th, 2015 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel Thursday at 10:30 A.M. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance of Nick contributions to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.	Webber, Nicholas Alfred "Nick" (I12934)
47779	Webbing, Norfolk County, England	Ransom, Sherman Cutler (I29795)
47780	Wed. November 16th, 1898 M At the home of John Scott, sr, of Dalhousie, his daughter Miss Rachel Scott married Mr. D. McKerracher, merchant of Fallbrook.	Family: Donald McGregor McKerracher / Rachel Isabella Scott (F10510)
47781	Wedding - At the nome of William robertson of Drummond Township on the 10th line on Wednesday April 25, 1917 by Rev. J.C. McLeod of Lanark. Miss Eva Robertson to Myrvin Duncan McLaren, son of Mr anad Mrs. Duncan McLaren, and Miss Mary Robertson to William Napier.	Family: Mervin "Myrvin" Duncan McLaren / Eva Margaret "Maggie" Robertson (F1715)
47782	Wedding Bells As pretty a wedding as has been solemnized for some time took place in the Baptist church, Westport, on Wednessday evening of last week, the contracting parties being Mr. Peter Munroe, of Maberly, and Miss Annie Ritcvhie, daughter of Mr. John Ritchie, Sr., Althorpe. The bride who is one of Althorpe's fairest and most popular daughters, looked charming in a neat suit of cream satin brocade, trimmed with silk lace and pearls, with a hat to match. She was assisted by her neice, Miss Belle, who was attired in pink, trimmed with white silk lace and pearls, while Mr. Josie Munro, brother of the groom, ably performed the duties of groomsman. At 6:30 the young couple arrived at the church, which was beautifully decorated with evergreens and ferns, the alter being literally covered with flowers. They marched up the aisle to the sweet strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by mrs. Derbyshire. The gordian knot was tied by the pastor, Rev. C.E. Harrel, after which the young couple accompanied by a large number of friends and showers of rice and good wishes left for the home of the bride's parents in Althorpe, where an elaborate supper awaited them. Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. The young couple then left for their future home in Oso. Althorpe thus loses one of her most charming young ladies, but she carries with her the sincerest good wishes of a host of friends. We heartily congratulate Mr. Munroe on his choice of a life partner, and wish the young couple a long and prosperous voyage on the matrimonial sea on which they have embarked. Perth Courier 18 Mar 1898	Family: Peter Munroe / Ann Catherine Ritchie (F859)
47783	Wedding conducteed by Rev Doctor James Fullerton, Elizabeth Street Sydney	Family: Malcolm McLean / Julia Dedicoat (F1165)
47784	Wednesday November 22 - Mr. Angus Campbell, Prestonvale, Drummond, aged 75. Born PEI. Parents from Scottish Highlands. The Perth Courier, Perth, Ont., 24 November 1899 Note: His brother John died 3 January 1900, Drummond.	Campbell, Angus (I57716)
47785	WEGREN, Robert Adamson On June 26, Mr. Robert Adamson Wegren of 12312 51 A Avenue, pessed away suddenly at Hastings Lake, Alberta Jn his 46th year. He leaves to mourn his loss, besides his loving wife, Beatrice ; one son and four daughters, Martin Harrison, Leslie Ann, Wendy Lee, Robin Louise and Joanne Lenore, all at home; his loving mother, Mrs, Mabel Wegren of Edmonton; coe brother Jack of Ottawa. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 3Cth at l:C0 p.m. from How vd and Mc B ride's C haw I witT Reverend Canoi John E. Bethel ofMciatino. 'nterment will be in th? Gleiwood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of other tributes memorials to either the Canadian Cancer Society cr to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will be oreatly appreciated. Howard amd McBride Funeral Services. Phone 422-1141. CLIPPED FROM Edmonton Journal Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 29 Jun 1971, Tue ?W Page 38	Wegren, Robert Adamson (I41468)
47786	WEIR ISABELLA JAMES MILLER/FR7567 (FR7567) 22/01/1843 644/1 420 619 Glasgow Name: James Miller Gender: Male Marriage Date: 22 Jan 1843 Marriage Place: Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland Spouse: Isabella Weir FHL Film Number: 0102928, 1042987, 1042942, 0102927, 1042988, 1042989 First name(s) Isabella Last name Weir Marriage year 1843 Marriage date 22 Jan 1843 Marriage place Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland Spouse's first name(s) James Spouse's last name Miller Place Glasgow County Lanarkshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Marriages 1561-1910 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from Scotland, United Kingdom Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl an alternate Name: James Miller Gender: Male Marriage Date: 15 Dec 1841 Marriage Place: Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland Spouse: Isabella Mclean FHL Film Number: 0102928, 1042987, 1042942, 0102927, 1042988, 1042989 Scotland Select Marriages	Family: James Stewart Millar / Isabella Weir (F11449)
47787	WEIR ISABELLA JOHN WEIR/MARY BUCHANAN FR3549 (FR3549) F 15/08/1820 644/1 300 87 Glasgow	Weir, Isabella (I33594)
47788	WEIR JOSEPH THOMAS WEIR/MARION CLERK FR765 (FR765) M 09/12/1821 641 30 / 20 DOUGLAS WEIR JOSEPH JOSEPH WEIR/JANET COLQUHOUN FR1419 CHILD 1 (FR1419) M 16/01/1820 622 50 / 487 BARONY WEIR JOSEPH JOSEPH WEIR/ELLEN BALLANTINE FR1872 (FR1872) M 07/07/1823 768 60 / 220 PEEBLES	Weir, Joseph (I55533)
47789	WEIR MARGARET GEORGE WEIR/SARAH WARDEN FR495 (FR495) F 21/10/1641 479 20 / 248 Falkirk	Weir, Margaret (I33202)
47790	WELDON, E. Shirley Peacefully at Country Haven, Almonte on Saturday, February 4th, 2006, Shirley (Jordan) Weldon in her 80th year. Wife of the late John M. Weldon. Dear mother of Art (Dr. Karen March) Weldon of West Carleton, Jacquie (Ian) Scott of Cayman Islands and Roger of Scotch Corners. Edna will be sadly missed by her grandchildren and her great-granddaughter. Dear sister of Helen (Kelvin) Rintoul, Joan (Bill) McNaughton and the late Phyllis Stewart; sister-in law of Ken (Helen) Weldon and Ken Stewart. Fondly remembered by numerous nieces, nephews, family and friends. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore Street West, Perth, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday at 11 a.m. immediately followed by a reception in the Blair and Son Family Centre. In remembrance, contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.	Jordan, Edna Shirley (I1045)
47791	Wellesley Hospital	Yates, John Alexander (I36452)
47792	Wellington, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada stone was moved from near the holding shed and cross-cemetery road to near the other Trumpour gravestones	Trumpour, Sylvanus (I13369)
47793	WELLS October 13 1959 Harry Howard Weils of 1270 Burrard St. aged 42 years. Survived by one son Charles, and one daughter Myrna; his father and 4 sisters. Rev. F. A. Ramsey will conduct the funeral service In the Mt. Pleasant Chapel. Kingsway at 11th Ave. on Saturday October 17 at 9 a.m. Interment Returned Soldier's Plot Mountain View Cemetery. "Obituary for Harry Howard WELLS" Newspapers.com. The Province, October 15, 1959. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-province-obituary-for-harry-howard-w/142233513/. Record set British Columbia, Canada, Death Index, 1872-1992 First name(s) Harry Howard Sex Male Last name Wells, Year 1959 Province British Columbia Country Canada Age 42 Death date 10/11/1959 Place VANCOUVER GSU microfilm number - BC microfilm number - Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Canada, Americas This record was previously hosted on mocavo.com	Wells, Harry Howard (I2612)
47794	Wendell R. "Swede" Hanes, the son of Peter and Estella Comfort Hanes, was born August 6, 1910 at Wells, Kansas and passed away Friday, March 29, 1985 at the Ottawa County Hospital in Minneapolis. He was 74 years 7 months and 23 days of age. "Swede", as he was generally known, was united in marriage to Norline Heald December 9, 1935 at Minneapolis. They made their home in the Wells community where he farmed. He also operated the Wells Grain Company from 1969 to 1984. Swede and Norline moved to Bennington in 1981. He enjoyed gardening, and was noted for the garden produce which he raised. He was a loving husband and father, and was a friend to many.	Hanes, Wendall "Swede" (I7654)
47795	West of Scotland Convalescent	Montague, Christina (I67257)
47796	West Seattle Press March 1, 1918 Pioneer Passes Away Alexander A. Brownlee died Saturday, at the home of his daugther Mrs. F.W. McTaggart. Mr. Brownlee was born in Canada 84 years ago. His father, William Brownlee and his mother Christina Miller Brownlee were natives of Scotland. Mr. Brownlee lived in Seattle many years. he was well known and highly regarded by the old pioneers of this city. he is survived by a son, William Brownlee of Kenneth, Calif and two daughters, Mrs. F. W. mcTaggart and Mrs. B. F. Middleton both of West Seattle. The funeral services were held in the chapel of the Georgetown Undertaking Co, Monday afternoon. The internment was made in the family lot in the IOOF Cemetery at Georgetown. Also listed as buried in Comet Lodge Cemetery, Georgetown (Cumberland), King County, Washington, USA #20909163	Brownlee, Alexander Andrew (I7431)
47797	Westlock Funeral Home & Crematorium Ltd, Kingdon Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 11051-103A Street, Westlock, Alberta T7P 2E2	Ashby, Lonetta Clark (I4350)
47798	Wetheral, Cumberland Historical Description Wetheral, a village and a parish in Cumberland. The village stands on the river Eden, adjacent to the Newcastle and Carlisle railway, 4?b miles ESE of Carlisle, enjoys charming environs, has a post, money order, and telegraph office under Carlisle, and a railway station. The parish comprises Cotehill, Cumwhinton, Great Corby, Scotby, and Warwick Bridge. Acreage, 11,331 of land and 158 of water; population of the civil parish, 3272; of the ecclesiastical, with Warwick, 1369. There is a parish council of fifteen members. Corby Castle, originally a castellated edifice, but modernized with a Grecian front, is the seat of the Howards. A Benedictine priory, a cell to St Mary's of York, was founded a little SW of the village in 1088 by Ranulph de Meschines; was given at the dissolution to the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle, and is now represented by a Later English gateway, surmounted by an embattled tower. A railway viaduct of five arches, with roadway 90 feet above the surface of the water, and another bridge of seven arches, and 480 feet in length, span the thickly wooded Eden. Delightful walks lie along the river, above the village, and lead to three caves called Wetheral Safeguards or St Constantine's Cells, cut deeply in a precipice 40 feet above the water, which tradition says were occupied by this saint as a hermitage. A house, called the Folly, stands on a high site a little farther up the river, and commands a superb view. Red freestone and alabaster are worked. The living is a rectory, united with Warwick, in the diocese of Carlisle; net value, ?285 with residence. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter. The church, originally Norman, is now chiefly in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, rebuilt in 1872, nave, N and S aisles, and tower. The nave was restored and the tower rebuilt in 1882. Transcribed from The Comprehensive Gazetteer of England & Wales, 1894-5 -------------------------------- Wetheral is a village, civil parish and electoral ward in Cumbria, England near Carlisle. Wetheral stands high on a bank overlooking a gorge in the River Eden. Parts of the riverbank here are surrounded by ancient woodlands, including Wetheral Woods, owned by the National Trust. Formerly a small ferryboat operated to the village of Great Corby on the opposite bank, and an iron ring can still be found attached to the rocks on the Great Corby side of the river where the ferry would tie up. The Newcastle to Carlisle Railway has a station here at the west end of Corby Bridge (popularly known as 'Wetheral Viaduct') over the Eden which acts also as a footbridge connecting with Great Corby. The station was closed during the Beeching cuts in 1967, but was reopened in 1981. In 1836 one of the very earliest railway accidents happened close to Wetheral station. In the Middle Ages there was a priory at Wetheral. All that is left now is the gatehouse, which is in the care of English Heritage, and some low ruined walls behind the farm buildings that now occupy the site. At the historic core of the village lies the village green, in one corner of which stands Wetheral Cross. The cross previously stood in the centre of the green before it was moved. The green is surrounded by large period houses in different styles. Wetheral Parish Church is dedicated to the Holy Trinity and St Constantine. St Constantine was said to be a Scottish king who relinquished his throne to become a monk. Legend has it that he lived as a hermit in a cave at Wetheral. From Wiki	Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)
47799	When Boyd Caldwell tried to force another drive through the McLaren works in the spring of 1880, Peter McLaren sought an injunction against Boyd Caldwell." The judicial decisions 'ping ponged' between for and against Caldwell/McLaren. Caldwell moved on to the political front. Caldwell was successful in obtaining rapid legislative action via his hephew, William C. Caldwell, a member of Mowat's Liberal Pary representing South Lanark County. Although McLaren's father-in-law, William Lees, was also a member of the legislature, he was a member of the opposition Conservative Party. McLaren protested the low toll rates proscribed by the bill and turned to the Federal government of Sir John A. Macdonald who promptly overturned the Ontario Provincial legislation. The two levels of government battled for control through 1882-1883. In 1882, Caldwell's men cut through McLaren dams blocking a drive at the foot of Long Lake and brought 10,000 logs down river to Carleton Place in 1883. McLaren took his case to the Supreme Court of Canada who, on 28 November 1882, ruled in his favour. Caldwell took his case to the highest of all courts, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Britian which ruled in 1884 that all waterways were open to all, although private interests could charge a reasonable amount for the use of any improvements leading to the 'Rivers and Streams Act'. Ron Shaw	McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)
47800	When he died, he left extensive property in Port Glasgow, particularly the lands and villa of Highholm, but also other properties in the town. The former of these were left by entail, devolving on his son James. The rest were placed in the lands of trustees for the benefit of his other issue.	Anderson, James (I37806)

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Warrington - In Bathurst, on Thursday Feb. 5th, Rosanna Park, relict of the late John Warrington, aged54 years.

The Lanark Era
Lanark, Ontario, Canada
11 Feb 1914, pg. 1

Parks, Rose Ann "Roseanna" (I48970)

47752

Warrington Vs. McCulloch
This was an action brought by John G. Warrington, of Bathurst, against Alexander McCulloch, of Dalhousie, for damages for the seduction of the plaintiff's daughter, Annie Edna Warrington. A consent judgment was given against the defendant for $350, which is to include the plaintiffs costs. Rogers & Stewart for plaintiff; C.J. Foy for defendant.

Warrington, Annie Edna "Edna" (I48973)

47753

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Miller, James (I6649)

47754

Was christened Henry Harry. He spent his boyhood in Bruce Cty on the 4th Con of Elderslie Twp. after his mother remarried McPherson.

John was 14 and Harry was 10 when his Mother moved to Bruce Cty. as a young man, he earned his living clearing trees for farmers who had purchased forested property in the Chesley and Paisley areas of Bruce County in western Ontario.

They returned to the farm when young men and divided the land. John lived on the farm and Harry purchased a small farm at the south end of the village. Harry later sold his share of the farm to John when he moved to Bathurst around 1903.

Ed MacPherson's obituary in the Calgary Albertan of 23 Jun 1937 states "In the fall of 1883 Ed McPherson, then a lad of 17, along with his half-brother (Harry Mather) and two other young men, went west and contracted the building of the CPR roadbed." According to the Albertan, the grade they built is now the present site of Calgary.

When the work was finished on the railroad Harry Mather returned to Middleville and, according to the Perth Courier of 26 Mar 1886, he married and settled on the Stead farm near Middleville.

Harry later bought Long Bill Keay's (George Ennis') and wrote to JC asking if he wanted to farm. JC farmed for a year and sold it to Allan Keays.

From Grandpa (John Cumming) Mather's recollections:
His father contracted on the western railroad, driving a team of horses pulling a scraper, to level the RR bed through western SK and Eastern AB. Indians stole several teams of horses. He walked to Long Lake, MN to the home of John Mather who lived there because winter was setting in. When he left to come home he was given two five dollar gold pieces for having worked. They were given to a 'Harry Mather' ( some connection to Georgia), who was named for his great? grandfather Mather. ( I haven't identified this individual at this time but it may be Harry Putnam Mather (RIN 1193).

He spent his boyhood in Bruce Cty on the 4th Con of Elderslie Twp. after his mother remarried McPherson.

From Gordon Mather Verbal Recollection 3/29/2014
Henry's (Harry) Mather's team of horses were stolen by natives passing through the area and he and a MacPherson (or was it a Stead) trailed the horses which were shod south eventually losing the trail. They ended up in Billings MT and decided to head for his uncle's in MN as winter was setting in. They worked there and were paid in gold coins. When Harry Mather from (Maryland, Georgia?) was borned he was named after (Henry, Harry) his uncle.

On a trip to Florida, Uncle Gord, Aunt Jean and Grandpa Mather (JC Mather) were passing through ? and Grandpa when stopped for the evening made contact and as a result the trio were invited for breakfast the next morning. Grandpa, Uncle Gord and Aunt Jean were shown a gold coin, framed and mounted on the wall of his study by Harry Mather, one of Henry's gold coins. Apparently Harry had made a trip north when a boy to meet his namesake and was given the remaining coin by Henry, Harry Mather.

Mather, Henry "Harry" (I4915)

47755

Was he killed in a train accident?

Oliver, George (I6680)

47756

Was Prominent In Almonte Business

Daniel Shaw Passes Away at Pembroke After a Long Illness
Mr Daniel Shaw, of Pembrooke, for many years a prominent businessman of Almonte, died on Wednesday in his 70th year. He had been ill for some time. He passed away at the Cottage Hospital, Pembroke. He was born at Lake Dore, near Eganville, where his father, a native of Aberdeen in Scotland, was a miller and also owned a mill at Beachburg. After leaving school Daniel went to Pembroke to learn the business of a hardware merchant and entered the employ of Dunlop and Company. He came to Almonte when quite young and entered business for himself, soon earning a reputation for keen business sense and integrity. He occupied the store which is still operated as a hardware business by Mr John Taylor. He was very enterprising and besides his hardware store, he owned a sawmill at Madawaska, was half owner with Mr J.B. Wylie in a woollen manufacturing mill in Almonte, and started a tile factory. After his wife's death over twelve years ago he gave up business and went to reside with a brother at Dauphin, Man. For the last six years he lived with his sister at Pembroke, Mrs Thomas Mackie. Mrs Shaw's maiden name was Margaret Baird. Her father was a farmer and her mother was a sister of the late Hon George Bryson. She died in 1910. The funeral took place on Thursday morning. A service was held at Pembroke by Rev Mr Blakely, the Presbyterian minister there, and the remains were conveyed to Almonte where interment was made in the Presbyterian cemetery on the eighth line of Ramsay. The pallbearers were: Messrs Alex Miller, P.J. Young, John Neilson, T.J. Reid, John Taylor and W. West. He leaves four brothers ? Alexander, at Grand Forks, North Dakota; James and Thomas, of Dauphin, Manitoba, and John of Lake Dore. He leaves one sister ? Mrs Thomas Mackie, of Pembroke. Col H.J. Mackie, now in Russia, former M.P. for North Renfrew is a nephew.

1923, Friday July 20, The Almonte Gazette front page

Shaw, Daniel (I59062)

47757

was Ruth married to a McPharlane?

Barr, Georgina Ruth "Ruth" (I4621)

47758

Was Through the Great Landslide At Frank, B.C.;
Died At Fallbrook Fallbrook, Feb. 22.

Death has again visited this place and claimed William Warrington. The end was not entirely unlooked for as deceased waa removed to the General Hospital in Smith's Falla on Wednesday last in a very precarious condition. Mr. Warrington has been a resident of thla place for a number of years, he was twice married, his first wlfa being Mlsa Sarah Roblnsbn, who met death with her children In the wful Landslide in Frank, some years ago. Mr. Warrington waa also in thla slide and was hurled for some time. He then came back and made hla home at Fallbrook, where he married Mias McCay, Clarendon, who survives. This death la a particularly aad one aa seven young children are left the eldest being about fifteen yeara old. The funeral, a very large one, waa held on Tuesday in St. Peter's church, the service being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Low. Interment was made on the Bathurat Line. The sympathy of tha community is extended to the bereaved ones.

The Weekly British Whig
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
24 Feb 1921, Thu ?W Page 1

Warrington, William Henry (I29715)

47759

Washington State Divorce Indexes, 1969-2017. Washington State Archives, Olympia, Washington.

Source (S268)

47760

Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada

Dodds, Alexander R. (I1516)

47761

Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada

Steep, Sarah Jane (I18729)

47762

Waterloo, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada

Code, Mary Allardyce (I21998)

47763

WATSON
MARGARIT
WALTER WATSON/MARTHA HOLMES
F
16/07/1699
644/1
80 25
Glasgow

Watson, Margret (I37751)

47764

Watson's Corners'
The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Mervyn McDougall in the death of her brother, Mr Jack Lalonnde of Alliston, Ontario.

The Perth Courier
4 April 1968, pg.3

Lalonde, John Michael "Jack" (I5222)

47765

Watt
At the Wiseman Nursing Home, Perth, Saturday, March 29, 1969. Charlotte Ashby, beloved wife of the late Herbert Watt in her 78th year.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
April 3, 1969, pg 4

Ashby, Charlotte "Lottie" (I4431)

47766

WATT
HELEN
JOHN WATT/MARGARET STEIN FR238 (FR238)
F
14/12/1656
683
10 / 228
DALKEITH

Watt, Helen (I35186)

47767

WATT
JAMES
WILLIAM WATT/MARGARET MONTGOMERIE FR1454 (FR1454)
M
20/02/1788
644/1
180 109
Glasgow

Watt, James (I37929)

47768

WATT
JANET
JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FRMR2-11 92
F
20/12/1832
644/1
350 0
Glasgow

Watt, Janet (I37970)

47769

WATT
ROBERT
JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FR3771 (FR3771)
M
20/05/1823
644/1
310 219
Glasgow

Watt, Robert (I37968)

47770

WATT
THOMAS
JAMES WATT/MARGARET POLLOCK FR4163 (FR4163)
M
19/05/1828
644/1
320 418
Glasgow

Watt, Thomas (I37969)

47771

Watt - At the GWM Hospital, Perth, Ont, on Friday, September 26th, 1969, James William Watt, beloved husband of Agnes Isobel Geary and loving husband of Mary Catherine Dillon, in his 81st year.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
2 Oct 1969, pg. 8.

James William Watt

On September 26th, 1969, James William Watt, aged 80, passed away in the GWM Hospital, Perth, after a week's illness. Death was caused by a coronary.
He was born at Playfairville, Ontario, to the late Mr. and Mrs William Watt.
On March 24th, 1915, at Lanark, Ontario, he married Agnes Isobel Geary, who predeceased him.
On September 20th, 1950, in St. John's Church, Perth, Ont., he married Mary Catherine Dillon, who lives to mourn his loss. He leaves one son Glen James, four daughters, mazie (Mrs Norman North), Edith, Loreen and Caroline; two brothers, John and Alden and one sister CAroline Hunt, Writsvile, Pa., grandchildren, Roberta Atkinson, Gelinda Atkinson and Leauna Howard. He was predeceased by two daughters, Olive Margaret and an infant; also a brother Hilliard and three sisters Lorene (Mrs. Budd), Mary (Mrs Harvey) and Eleanor (Mrs Olsen).
Mr Watt was a respected member of the community, always ready to lend a helping hand. For many years he operated a threshing machine, serving the surrounding district. In later life he confined his activitiess to farming, until ill health caused him to retire from active life.
The funeral took place on September 29th, at 2:00 pm from Youngs Funeral Home with interment at Playfair Cemetery, Playfairville. Rev. James B. Boy...

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
30 October 1969, pg. 16

Watt, James William (I30934)

47772

WATT, Gordon W. In hospital, Kingston on Sunday, September 13th, 1998, Gordon W. watt ot R.R. 2, Portland in his 82nd year. Beloved husband of Carmel Rose (Desjardine) Watt.

Loved father of Arnold (Hilda) ot Bognor, Raymond (Mary) of Simcoe, James (Colleen) of Prescott, Elaine (Ken) Hodge of R.R. 2, Brockville and Gary (Vicki) of Kingston. Gordon will be sadly missed by his 11 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, his sister Edith Riopelle of Smiths Falls, brothers Ellard (Georgina) of Carleton Place and Vern (Mary) Watt of Simcoe, sister-in-law Joyce Watt and his nieces and nephews. Predeceased by sister Ruby Pratt, brothers Ronald, Merril and Floyd Watt and 2 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, Perth, Tuesday, September 15th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral service will be conducted in the chapel Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Interment, White Cemetery, Poland, Ontario. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.

The Ottawa Citizen, September 15, 1998, Page 32. via Newspapers.com (https://www.news-prod.cloud/article/the-ottawa-citizen-obituary-for-gordon-w/133177714/ : accessed October 9, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Gordon W . WATT by user dianeduncan01

Watt, Gordon William (I26719)

47773

Watt-Ashby. A very pleasant event took place on Wednesday, April 30th, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watt, Dalhousie, when Miss Mary Ashby of Fallbrook, sister of Mrs. Herbert Watt, was united in marriage to Mr. John G. Watt, of Sherbrook. At four o'clock the wedding party, unattended, took their places under a beautiful arch of evergreens. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Shier in the presence of the nearest relatives. The happy couple were given a reception at the bride's home, Fallbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Watt will be followed in their new career by the very best wishes of a large circle of friends.

The Lanark Era
Lanark, Ontario, Canada
07 May 1919, Wed ?W Page 1

Family: John George Watt / Mary "Mae" Ashby (F1349)

47774

Wattie worked eleven drives and often told of their fear of the whirlpool at Lake St. Peter.

Cameron, Walter Graham "Wattie" (I30774)

47775

We sadly announce the unexpected death of Betty who passed away at the Saint John Regional Hospital on Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at the age of 79.

Betty is survived by her husband Robert (Bob) St.Onge; her brother Myles Mawhinney (Glenice); her children Carla Atkinson (Rick); Lori St.Onge (John Jaszek), Greg St.Onge (Maureen), Karen St.Onge; John Fleck (Debbie); her grandchildren, Curtis McInnis (Genny); Brett McInnis (Courtenaye Shea); Samantha Harrigan (Mark), Shannon Barriault (Dustin), Danika St.Onge (Jon Van Kronenberg), Chad St.Onge, Brianna Harvey, Logan Harvey, Nick DeGrace; her great grandchildren Cohen Feindel-McInnis, Charleigh Harrigan; Harper Harrigan, Morgan Barriault, Jaxson Barriault, Kelty Vankroonenburgh, Ashley Chalifoux-DeGrace.

"All of you were the light of my life"

Funeral mass will be held at the St. John Bosco, Dalhousie, on Tuesday, June 16 at 2pm.

At the request of Betty, there will be no visitation.

Donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, IWK Hospital, or charity of your choice.

Pollock, Elizabeth (I41682)

47776

Weaver

Mason, David (I1452)

47777

Web: Isle of Man, Baptism Index, 1600-1981
Birth, baptism & christening
Record information.
Name John Thomas Macdonald
Mother Frances Cowle
Father John Macdonald
Baptism 30 Jun 1878 Santon, Isle of Man

MacDonald, Evan Thomas (I47307)

47778

Webber, Nicholas A. "Nick"
Peacefully in hospital in Perth, on Sunday, August 16th, 2015 at the age of 87 years. Nicholas was predeceased in 2012 by his beloved wife Doreen (Thompson) Webber. He was the loved father of Douglas (Darlene Moss) Webber, dear grandfather of Megan Kehoe (Derek Brown) and great grandfather of Dominiq, Grayson and Russell. Nick will be sadly missed by many good friends and neighbours. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St. West, Perth on Wednesday August 19th, 2015 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel Thursday at 10:30 A.M. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance of Nick contributions to the Great War Memorial Hospital Foundation or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

Webber, Nicholas Alfred "Nick" (I12934)

47779

Webbing, Norfolk County, England

Ransom, Sherman Cutler (I29795)

47780

Wed. November 16th, 1898 M At the home of John Scott, sr, of Dalhousie, his daughter Miss Rachel Scott married Mr. D. McKerracher, merchant of Fallbrook.

Family: Donald McGregor McKerracher / Rachel Isabella Scott (F10510)

47781

Wedding - At the nome of William robertson of Drummond Township on the 10th line on Wednesday April 25, 1917 by Rev. J.C. McLeod of Lanark. Miss Eva Robertson to Myrvin Duncan McLaren, son of Mr anad Mrs. Duncan McLaren, and Miss Mary Robertson to William Napier.

Family: Mervin "Myrvin" Duncan McLaren / Eva Margaret "Maggie" Robertson (F1715)

47782

Wedding Bells
As pretty a wedding as has been solemnized for some time took place in the Baptist church, Westport, on Wednessday evening of last week, the contracting parties being Mr. Peter Munroe, of Maberly, and Miss Annie Ritcvhie, daughter of Mr. John Ritchie, Sr., Althorpe. The bride who is one of Althorpe's fairest and most popular daughters, looked charming in a neat suit of cream satin brocade, trimmed with silk lace and pearls, with a hat to match. She was assisted by her neice, Miss Belle, who was attired in pink, trimmed with white silk lace and pearls, while Mr. Josie Munro, brother of the groom, ably performed the duties of groomsman. At 6:30 the young couple arrived at the church, which was beautifully decorated with evergreens and ferns, the alter being literally covered with flowers. They marched up the aisle to the sweet strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by mrs. Derbyshire. The gordian knot was tied by the pastor, Rev. C.E. Harrel, after which the young couple accompanied by a large number of friends and showers of rice and good wishes left for the home of the bride's parents in Althorpe, where an elaborate supper awaited them. Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. The young couple then left for their future home in Oso.

Althorpe thus loses one of her most charming young ladies, but she carries with her the sincerest good wishes of a host of friends. We heartily congratulate Mr. Munroe on his choice of a life partner, and wish the young couple a long and prosperous voyage on the matrimonial sea on which they have embarked.

Perth Courier
18 Mar 1898

Family: Peter Munroe / Ann Catherine Ritchie (F859)

47783

Wedding conducteed by Rev Doctor James Fullerton, Elizabeth Street Sydney

Family: Malcolm McLean / Julia Dedicoat (F1165)

47784

Wednesday November 22 -
Mr. Angus Campbell, Prestonvale, Drummond, aged 75. Born PEI. Parents from Scottish Highlands.

The Perth Courier, Perth, Ont., 24 November 1899

Note: His brother John died 3 January 1900, Drummond.

Campbell, Angus (I57716)

47785

WEGREN, Robert Adamson
On June 26, Mr. Robert Adamson Wegren of 12312 51 A Avenue, pessed away suddenly at Hastings Lake, Alberta Jn his 46th year. He leaves to mourn his loss, besides his loving wife, Beatrice ; one son and four daughters, Martin Harrison, Leslie Ann, Wendy Lee, Robin Louise and Joanne Lenore, all at home; his loving mother, Mrs, Mabel Wegren of Edmonton; coe brother Jack of Ottawa. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 3Cth at l:C0 p.m. from How vd and Mc B ride's C haw I witT Reverend Canoi John E. Bethel ofMciatino. 'nterment will be in th? Gleiwood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of other tributes memorials to either the Canadian Cancer Society cr to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will be oreatly appreciated. Howard amd McBride Funeral Services. Phone 422-1141.

CLIPPED FROM
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
29 Jun 1971, Tue ?W Page 38

Wegren, Robert Adamson (I41468)

47786

WEIR
ISABELLA
JAMES MILLER/FR7567 (FR7567)
22/01/1843
644/1
420 619
Glasgow

Name:     James Miller
Gender:     Male
Marriage Date:     22 Jan 1843
Marriage Place:     Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland
Spouse:     Isabella Weir
FHL Film Number:     0102928, 1042987, 1042942, 0102927, 1042988, 1042989

First name(s)     Isabella
Last name     Weir
Marriage year     1843
Marriage date     22 Jan 1843
Marriage place     Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland
Spouse's first name(s)     James
Spouse's last name     Miller
Place     Glasgow
County     Lanarkshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Marriages 1561-1910
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Marriages
Collections from     Scotland, United Kingdom
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

an alternate
Name:     James Miller
Gender:     Male
Marriage Date:     15 Dec 1841
Marriage Place:     Glasgow,Lanark,Scotland
Spouse:     Isabella Mclean
FHL Film Number:     0102928, 1042987, 1042942, 0102927, 1042988, 1042989
Scotland Select Marriages

Family: James Stewart Millar / Isabella Weir (F11449)

47787

WEIR
ISABELLA
JOHN WEIR/MARY BUCHANAN FR3549 (FR3549)
F
15/08/1820
644/1
300 87
Glasgow

Weir, Isabella (I33594)

47788

WEIR
JOSEPH
THOMAS WEIR/MARION CLERK FR765 (FR765)
M
09/12/1821
641
30 / 20
DOUGLAS
WEIR
JOSEPH
JOSEPH WEIR/JANET COLQUHOUN FR1419 CHILD 1 (FR1419)
M
16/01/1820
622
50 / 487
BARONY
WEIR
JOSEPH
JOSEPH WEIR/ELLEN BALLANTINE FR1872 (FR1872)
M
07/07/1823
768
60 / 220
PEEBLES

Weir, Joseph (I55533)

47789

WEIR
MARGARET
GEORGE WEIR/SARAH WARDEN FR495 (FR495)
F
21/10/1641
479
20 / 248
Falkirk

Weir, Margaret (I33202)

47790

WELDON, E. Shirley Peacefully at Country Haven, Almonte on Saturday, February 4th, 2006, Shirley (Jordan) Weldon in her 80th year. Wife of the late John M. Weldon. Dear mother of Art (Dr. Karen March) Weldon of West Carleton, Jacquie (Ian) Scott of Cayman Islands and Roger of Scotch Corners. Edna will be sadly missed by her grandchildren and her great-granddaughter. Dear sister of Helen (Kelvin) Rintoul, Joan (Bill) McNaughton and the late Phyllis Stewart; sister-in law of Ken (Helen) Weldon and Ken Stewart. Fondly remembered by numerous nieces, nephews, family and friends. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore Street West, Perth, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday at 11 a.m. immediately followed by a reception in the Blair and Son Family Centre. In remembrance, contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

Jordan, Edna Shirley (I1045)

47791

Wellesley Hospital

Yates, John Alexander (I36452)

47792

Wellington, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada stone was moved from near the holding shed and cross-cemetery road to near the other Trumpour gravestones

Trumpour, Sylvanus (I13369)

47793

WELLS October 13 1959 Harry Howard Weils of 1270 Burrard St. aged 42 years. Survived by one son Charles, and one daughter Myrna; his father and 4 sisters. Rev. F. A. Ramsey will conduct the funeral service In the Mt. Pleasant Chapel. Kingsway at 11th Ave. on Saturday October 17 at 9 a.m. Interment Returned Soldier's Plot Mountain View Cemetery.

"Obituary for Harry Howard WELLS" Newspapers.com. The Province, October 15, 1959. https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-province-obituary-for-harry-howard-w/142233513/.

Record set     British Columbia, Canada, Death Index, 1872-1992
First name(s)     Harry Howard
Sex     Male
Last name     Wells,
Year     1959
Province     British Columbia
Country     Canada
Age     42
Death date     10/11/1959
Place     VANCOUVER
GSU microfilm number     -
BC microfilm number     -
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from     Canada, Americas
This record was previously hosted on mocavo.com

Wells, Harry Howard (I2612)

47794

Wendell R. "Swede" Hanes, the son of Peter and Estella Comfort Hanes, was born August 6, 1910 at Wells, Kansas and passed away Friday, March 29, 1985 at the Ottawa County Hospital in Minneapolis. He was 74 years 7 months and 23 days of age.

"Swede", as he was generally known, was united in marriage to Norline Heald December 9, 1935 at Minneapolis. They made their home in the Wells community where he farmed. He also operated the Wells Grain Company from 1969 to 1984. Swede and Norline moved to Bennington in 1981.

He enjoyed gardening, and was noted for the garden produce which he raised. He was a loving husband and father, and was a friend to many.

Hanes, Wendall "Swede" (I7654)

47795

West of Scotland Convalescent

Montague, Christina (I67257)

47796

West Seattle Press March 1, 1918
Pioneer Passes Away
Alexander A. Brownlee died Saturday, at the home of his daugther Mrs. F.W. McTaggart. Mr. Brownlee was born in Canada 84 years ago. His father, William Brownlee and his mother Christina Miller Brownlee were natives of Scotland. Mr. Brownlee lived in Seattle many years. he was well known and highly regarded by the old pioneers of this city. he is survived by a son, William Brownlee of Kenneth, Calif and two daughters, Mrs. F. W. mcTaggart and Mrs. B. F. Middleton both of West Seattle. The funeral services were held in the chapel of the Georgetown Undertaking Co, Monday afternoon. The internment was made in the family lot in the IOOF Cemetery at Georgetown.
Also listed as buried in
Comet Lodge Cemetery, Georgetown (Cumberland), King County, Washington, USA #20909163

Brownlee, Alexander Andrew (I7431)

47797

Westlock Funeral Home & Crematorium Ltd, Kingdon Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 11051-103A Street, Westlock, Alberta T7P 2E2

Ashby, Lonetta Clark (I4350)

47798

Wetheral, Cumberland
Historical Description
Wetheral, a village and a parish in Cumberland. The village stands on the river Eden, adjacent to the Newcastle and Carlisle railway, 4?b miles ESE of Carlisle, enjoys charming environs, has a post, money order, and telegraph office under Carlisle, and a railway station. The parish comprises Cotehill, Cumwhinton, Great Corby, Scotby, and Warwick Bridge. Acreage, 11,331 of land and 158 of water; population of the civil parish, 3272; of the ecclesiastical, with Warwick, 1369. There is a parish council of fifteen members. Corby Castle, originally a castellated edifice, but modernized with a Grecian front, is the seat of the Howards. A Benedictine priory, a cell to St Mary's of York, was founded a little SW of the village in 1088 by Ranulph de Meschines; was given at the dissolution to the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle, and is now represented by a Later English gateway, surmounted by an embattled tower. A railway viaduct of five arches, with roadway 90 feet above the surface of the water, and another bridge of seven arches, and 480 feet in length, span the thickly wooded Eden. Delightful walks lie along the river, above the village, and lead to three caves called Wetheral Safeguards or St Constantine's Cells, cut deeply in a precipice 40 feet above the water, which tradition says were occupied by this saint as a hermitage. A house, called the Folly, stands on a high site a little farther up the river, and commands a superb view. Red freestone and alabaster are worked. The living is a rectory, united with Warwick, in the diocese of Carlisle; net value, ?285 with residence. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter. The church, originally Norman, is now chiefly in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, rebuilt in 1872, nave, N and S aisles, and tower. The nave was restored and the tower rebuilt in 1882.

Transcribed from The Comprehensive Gazetteer of England & Wales, 1894-5

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Wetheral is a village, civil parish and electoral ward in Cumbria, England near Carlisle.

Wetheral stands high on a bank overlooking a gorge in the River Eden. Parts of the riverbank here are surrounded by ancient woodlands, including Wetheral Woods, owned by the National Trust. Formerly a small ferryboat operated to the village of Great Corby on the opposite bank, and an iron ring can still be found attached to the rocks on the Great Corby side of the river where the ferry would tie up.

The Newcastle to Carlisle Railway has a station here at the west end of Corby Bridge (popularly known as 'Wetheral Viaduct') over the Eden which acts also as a footbridge connecting with Great Corby. The station was closed during the Beeching cuts in 1967, but was reopened in 1981. In 1836 one of the very earliest railway accidents happened close to Wetheral station.

In the Middle Ages there was a priory at Wetheral. All that is left now is the gatehouse, which is in the care of English Heritage, and some low ruined walls behind the farm buildings that now occupy the site.

At the historic core of the village lies the village green, in one corner of which stands Wetheral Cross. The cross previously stood in the centre of the green before it was moved. The green is surrounded by large period houses in different styles.

Wetheral Parish Church is dedicated to the Holy Trinity and St Constantine. St Constantine was said to be a Scottish king who relinquished his throne to become a monk. Legend has it that he lived as a hermit in a cave at Wetheral.
From Wiki

Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)

47799

When Boyd Caldwell tried to force another drive through the McLaren works in the spring of 1880, Peter McLaren sought an injunction against Boyd Caldwell." The judicial decisions 'ping ponged' between for and against Caldwell/McLaren. Caldwell moved on to the political front. Caldwell was successful in obtaining rapid legislative action via his hephew, William C. Caldwell, a member of Mowat's Liberal Pary representing South Lanark County. Although McLaren's father-in-law, William Lees, was also a member of the legislature, he was a member of the opposition Conservative Party.
McLaren protested the low toll rates proscribed by the bill and turned to the Federal government of Sir John A. Macdonald who promptly overturned the Ontario Provincial legislation. The two levels of government battled for control through 1882-1883.

In 1882, Caldwell's men cut through McLaren dams blocking a drive at the foot of Long Lake and brought 10,000 logs down river to Carleton Place in 1883.

McLaren took his case to the Supreme Court of Canada who, on 28 November 1882, ruled in his favour.

Caldwell took his case to the highest of all courts, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Britian which ruled in 1884 that all waterways were open to all, although private interests could charge a reasonable amount for the use of any improvements leading to the 'Rivers and Streams Act'.

Ron Shaw

McLaren, Sen. Peter (I13416)

47800

When he died, he left extensive property in Port Glasgow, particularly the lands and villa of Highholm, but also other properties in the town. The former of these were left by entail, devolving on his son James. The rest were placed in the lands of trustees for the benefit of his other issue.

Anderson, James (I37806)

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