Notes: Lanark County Origins

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5851	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, William (I12802)
5852	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, Alexander Randolph (I12807)
5853	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Family: Charles B. Baird / Agnes Browning (F1554)
5854	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Family: Archibald "Archie" Baird / Isabella "Bella" Colgan (F7164)
5855	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Family: Hugh Hamilton McNichol / Mary Ann Nairn (F8433)
5856	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, William (I12802)
5857	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, Alexander Randolph (I12807)
5858	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, Alexander Randolph (I12807)
5859	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Miller, Alexander Randolph (I12807)
5860	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Baird, Rev. Andrew Browning Sr. (I20878)
5861	Fullerton Twp, Perth County, Ontario, Canada	Baird, Thomas Taylor (I20908)
5862	FULTON AGNES HUMPHRIE FULTON/MARGRAT COCHRAN FR681 (FR681) F 12/12/1752 559/ 20 235 Abbey	Fulton, Agnes (I38565)
5863	FULTON ALEXANDER ROBERT FULTON/MARGARET SMITH FR636 (FR636) M 14/12/1823 643/ 30 20 East Kilbride	Fulton, Alexander (I39747)
5864	FULTON ANDREW ROBERT FULTON/MARGARET SMITH FR627 (FR627) M 07/10/1821 643/ 30 11 East Kilbride	Fulton, Andrew (I39748)
5865	FULTON JAMES ROBERT FULTON/MARGARET SMITH FR506 (FR506) M 03/08/1817 643/ 20 181 East Kilbride	Fulton, James (I39749)
5866	FULTON MARY ROBERT FULTON/MARGARET SMITH FR653 (FR653) F 15/04/1827 643/ 30 36 East Kilbride	Fulton, Mary (I39751)
5867	FULTON ROBERT WILLIAM FULTON/ M 11/06/1778 561/ 10 148 Eaglesham	Fulton, Robert (I39711)
5868	FULTON WILLIAM ROBERT FULTON/MARGARET SMITH FR513 (FR513) M 30/05/1819 643/ 20 188 East Kilbride	Fulton, William (I39750)
5869	Fulton, Eileen Mrytle (nee Drynan) (July 27, 1929 ? April 12, 2020) With heavy hearts we announce that Eileen Fulton of Cedar Hill passed away peacefully Monday, April 13, 2020 at the Almonte Country Haven at the wonderful age of 90. Predeceased by her best friend and late husband Howard. Much loved and devoted Mom of Dianne (Stuart) Linton, Nancy Fulton, Bill (Donna), David and Clarence (Lisa). Cherished gramma of Tyler (Kaitlin), Courtney (Elvis), Brandi (Brandon), Stephen (Niki), James (Christine), Delanney (Bronson), Stuart and Howard. Great Gramma of Teagan, Harlow, Adalia, Autumn, Violet and Wesley. Eileen is survived by her sisters Margaret Metcalfe, Caroline Yuill and Elsie Mitchell. She is predeceased by her brother Clarence and parents William and Mrytle Drynan. The family wish to thank all the staff at Almonte Country Haven for their outstanding care and going beyond the call of duty assuring our Mom was loved and looked after every single day. She was so happy there and looked forward to talking to the residents and staff, getting to her 3 home-cooked meals daily, going to Bingo music and church occasionally and to the special events with her family. Eileen's Arrangements Are Entrusted To C. R. Gamble Funeral Home & Chapel Inc. (127 Church St., Almonte, ON. 613-256-3313) Due to the current Covid-19 restrictions a service and celebration of her life will be held at a later date. Burial Cedar Hill Cemetery. In memory of Eileen donations can be made to Almonte Country Haven or Cedar Hill Zion United Church.	Drynan, Eileen Myrtle "Myrtle" (I39357)
5870	Fulton-WiUon Wedding At Belh Corners "A wedding of Interest to residents of Woodlawn and Pakenham was solemnized recently when Miss Gertrude Wilson became the bride of James A. Fulton. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Thomas L. Wilson and the late Mr. Wilson of Woodlawn and the groom Is the son of Mrs. Robert S. Fulton and the late Mr. Fulton of Pakenham. Rev. Robert Strachan performed the wedding ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Helen Wilson. James H. Fulton, cousin of the groom, was best man. Walti-Lenrth Gown For her wedding, the bride chose a waltz-length gown of turquoise nylon over taffeta. The gown was fashioned with a shirred torso-length bodice, a full gathered skirt and shirred cap sleeves. Her small turquoise hat was decorated with rhlnestones and a volvet leaf design. Her accessories were In white. She carried a Cascade bouquet of pink carnations and lily-of-the-valley. Following theii wedding, the couple left on a trip to Western Ontario. To travel the bride wore a white nylon Jacket over a pink corded silk dress with white accessories. The couple will make their home in Pakenham.. The Ottawa Citizen, July 25, 1955, Page 15. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-ottawa-citizen-marriage-of-wilson/126512257/ : accessed June 16, 2023), clip page for Marriage of Wilson / Fulton by user dianeduncan01	Family: James Adam Fulton / Gertrude Olive "Trudy" Wilson (F19901)
5871	Funeral Chapel on Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Laura Mae Livingstone, who died December 20 at her home at 9038 Edwards Street. Burial foolwed in the Royal Canadian Legion Cemetery. Pall bearers wer Tom Parker, Doug Newby, Ernest Pearson, Stanley Ross, Thomas Heaton and Burns Fraser. Mrs. Livingstone was born at Dummer, Ontario, on April 1, 1891, anad had resided in this district for 29 years. Before moving to Edward Street her home was in Sardis. Surviving her are four brothers, Hilliard and Oswald Jory in Abbotsford, Ivan Jory in Barrie, Ontario and Albert Jory in Toronto. Her husband John died September 16 this year, and her sister, Mrs. L (Ida) McCracken in 1965. The Chilliwack Progress, Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada 28 Dec 1967, Thursday, page 3.	Jory, Laura Mae (I47678)
5872	Funeral for Henry Stuart Smith, 59, of 3425 N. Atlantic avenue, will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Little Chapel of the Chimes. Commitment at Riverview cemetery will be private. Mr. Smith died Friday. He lived in Portland for 34 years and had been self-employed as a candy and tobacco jobber since 1922. He was born in LaCrosse, Wis., June 25, 1897. In 1941 he bought out the J. R. Smith company and operated under the name of H. S. Smith company until the fall of 1949. Then he and his son opened a warehouse in Beaverton called H. S. Smith & Son. He was a member of Northminster Presbyterian church, Roosevelt lodge No. 187, AF&AM; Portland chapter No. 97 of the Eastern Star, and Royal Arch Masons. Surviving are the widow, Phyllis M. Smith; four children, E. William Smith, Mrs. Jean Hansen and Mrs. Janet M. Gebhardt, Portland, and Marion Rapacz, San Mateo, Cal.; a brother, William L. Smith, Akron, O.; a sister, Mrs. Helen Deilke, Lubbock, Tex.; his mother, Mrs. Lucy Smith, La Crosse, Wis., and five grandchildren. [The Oregonian, 6 Nov 1956, p13]	Smith, Henry Stuart (I60077)
5873	Funeral for the Late James Reid on Wednesday James Reid of 455, 3rd Street S. passsed away Monday, May 2nd in the St. Joseph Hospital. He was in his 80th year. Born at Middleville, Ont., Jan 1st, 1875 he was a carpenter in early life. He has been a resident of this district since 1896. His wife, Susan Wesley Cameron Reid predeceassed him on February 18th, 1942. He is survived by three sons and four daughters. Resting at teh Brown Funeral Home for service in the Chapel at 2:00 pm Wednesday, May 4th, Rev. W.T. Brady of Keewatin will officiate and burial will be in the Lake of the Woods Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Evan Campbell, Harry Hall, Don Peloquin, Bill Kerr, Jack Bodger and George Wilson.	Reid, James "Jim" (I60498)
5874	Funeral from residence of son C.W. Living, 66 Golden Ave, Highland Park, Westboro on 7 Apr 1914. Internment Parry Sound	Tully, Anna Marie (I3541)
5875	Funeral Notice - The Perth Courier - Issue of June 5,1896 - McDonald's Corners?The funeral of the late Mrs. Love of North Sherbrooke took place on Monday, June 1 to Crawford's Cemetery. Jannett was born 1830 in North Sherbrooke Township, Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of John Smith and Janet Marshal. She was married Aug.1,1856, at North Sherbrooke, to John Love, son of Robert Love and Deborah Donnahue. Jannett died on May 31,1896, at North Sherbrooke, from a paralytic stroke. See her husband's memorial for list of children in his obituary.	Smith, Jannett (I5851)
5876	FUNERAL OF MRS. C. BAIRD CARLETON PLACE, Dec 4, - (Special). - The funeral of Mrs. Christina Baird, whose death occurred in an Ottawa hospital on Tuesday, was held yesterday from he home on Charles street to Memorial Park United Church, where service was conducted by Rev. D. C. Munro. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery, Rev. Mr. Munro also officiating. Chief mourners were her sons, Elmer and Harvey, and her sister, Mrs. William Jeffery, of Renfrew, and her brother, Robert M. Leese, of Westmeath. Floral tributes included pieces from the staff of the Renfrew Woollen Mills, Carleton Place; the Carleton Place Baseball Association; the L.O.B.A. and the O.Y.B No. 257. The pall-bearers were L.M. Tetlock, John Baird, Russel Lyons, Wm. Major, John Fraser, Irwin Jeffery. Source: The Ottawa Journal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 5 Dec 1936, Page 27	McLeese, Christena (I62561)
5877	Funeral Rites Held for Flathead Pioneer Polson, Aug 18, (Special) Funeral services were conducted this week in memory of Mrs. Jasper Huntley, 70, who had resided in the Flathead valley for 40 years. She resided in Big Arm during the last 12 years and lived in Kalispell for 28 years. She leaves a husband, four sons and 12 grandchildren, residing in Big Arm, Butte and in different parts of Canada. The Rev. C.E. Smith of the Methodist church led the service in the Retz funeral chapel Wednesday. The Montana Standard (Butte, Montana) 19 Aug 1934, p. 10	Johnston, Caroline Estella "Carrie" (I46594)
5878	Funeral Rites Held Tuesday for Jas. Mann[s, sic] James I Mann, 61, former Yale resident, died in his home in Ypsilanti, Sunday morning. The remains were brought to the Gough Funeral Home, Yale, and later taken to the home of his sister, Mrs. Kate Grimes, Second Street, where funeral services were held at 2:00 pm Tuesday. Rev. L. W. Bishop, former pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, officiated. Buriall was in Elmwood Cemetery. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Shaw Hussen and Mrs. William P. Thompson, both of Detroit; two brothers, George A. Mann, of Portage, Montana, and John E. Mann, of Harrison, Nebraska; and three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Armstrong, Port Huron, Mrs Hessie M. Shotwell, Modesta, California, and Mrs. Grimes. Mr. Mann was born in Speaker Township, Sanilac County, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mann. He came with his parents to Yale when he was tow years old and lived here until he was 21. He served in the Spanish-American War.	Mann, James I. (I27952)
5879	Funeral services for Julia Ann Adams, 90 years of age, who died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arsenath Annie Adams Kiskadden, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of S. D. Evans. Interment will be in the city cemetery. Tho Rev. Dr. Charles Crouch of Missoula Montana, a son-in-law of Mrs. Adams, will conduct the services. Music will be furnlshed by a quartette composed of George D. Pyper, H. Q. Whitney, John D. Spencer and Horace S. Ensign with Professor Thomas Giles, accompanist. Mrs. Kiskadden yesterday received a message from her daughter, Maud Adams reading "Love to everybody. Wish very much I could be with vou." It is believed that the message announcng her grandmother's death was withheld from Miss Adams by her managers untll after Wednesday's matinee. Miss Adams is now opening her season in New York. -Salt Lake Tribune, Dec. 24, 1914, transcribed by Rhonda Holton --------------- GRANDMOTHER OF MAUDE ADAMS DIES Mrs. Julia Anne Banker Adams Passes Away at the Age of Ninety. Mrs, Julia Ann Banker Adams, grandmother of Maude Adams, the actress, died at 7:15 last evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Asenath Annie Adams Kiskadden, in the Smith apartments, 234 South Third East Street, at the age of 90 years. Death came as a result of advanced age. Mrs. Julia Ann Banker Adams was born in Plattsburg, New York May 6, 1826. In 1845 she accompanied by her parents to Illinois and lived in Nauvoo. A year later she married Barnaby Lathrop Adams a close friend of Brigham Young and later associated with him in the pioneer days in Salt Lake. He was with one of the first parties to come to Salt Lake. After a few months here, however, he returned to Nauvoo for his bride. With the exception of a few years spent on her ranch in Rigby, Idaho, and a visit to her granddaughter, Maude Adams, in New York in 1898, Mrs. Adams has resided here continuously. Mrs Adams is survived by three daughters Mrs. Kiskadden. Mr. Charles Crouch, the wife of the Rev. Mr Crouch of Missoula, Montana, and Mrs Julia Quayle, of Salt Lake. There are three surviving sons, D. H. Adams of Rigby Idaho;, H. D. and Joshua Adams of Salmon City, Idaho. There are in addition fifteen grandchildren, one of whom is Miss Maude Adams. Mrs. Adams has been in feeble health for several years. She has been almost constantly under the care of a physician Maude Adams opened last night in "Peter Pan" in New York. The news of her grandmother's death was kept from her until after the performance. An effort will be made to have the Rev. Charles Crouch, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Missoula, preach the funeral sermon Although arrangements have not been definely made, the funeral will probably be held Friday. -Salt Lake Tribune, Dec. 22, 1915, transcribed by Rhonda Holton ------------- Julia Ann Banker (Adams) was born to Thankful Marshall and Platt Newcomb Banker. Julia Ann married Barnabus Lothrope Adams Sr. on June 23, 1846 in Des Moine, Iowa.	Banker, Jula Annie (I13945)
5880	Funeral services for Miss Elsie McLaren, sister of Mrs. Earl Butterfield of Hollister, will be held from the Williams' funeral chapel in San Jose at 11 o'clock this morning. Interment will be made in the local I.O.O.F. Cemetery at 1:30 this afternoon. Miss McLaren was well known in San Benito county. She was a charming girl, possessing a personality that won her many friends. Born in South Dakota in 1905, she came to Hollister with her family to live in 1916. She completed her elementary and high school education here, enrolling shortly afterward in Herald's Business college [actually "Heald Business College"] in San Jose. Her employment with the San Jose bank started immediately after she had completed her business course. She was a popular member of the bank staff and in San Jose and her sudden passing will be mourned by a legion of friends in the Garden City. Aside from her sister in Hollister, Miss McLaren is survived by another sister, Mrs. William Broege of Wilmington, her father Peter McLaren of Wilmington, and two brothers John and Robert McLaren of Wilmington.	McLaren, Elsie (I13615)
5881	Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Teeson were held on Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961 from the First Congregational church with Rev. Paul Dahlstrom officiating. Interment was in the Kinkead cemetery. The casket bearers were Dr. H. J. Larson, F. M. Unumb, H. James Boyd, Douglas Oppel, Clifford Peterson, Sr., and Robert Carlisle. Honorary pallbearers were Orie D. Olson, H. B. Wussaw, C. Fred Hanson, Hugh B. Robards, Oscar G. Englund, and James O'Brien. Emma Teeson was born in Alexandria on Feb. 19, 1873, the daughter of Douglas County pioneer parents, Robert and Christine McLachlan Walker. She grew to womanhood in Alexandria where she graduated from Alexandria high school in 1891, being salutatorian of her class. She graduated from St. Cloud teachers college, then taught in Douglas county schools, and also in Drayton, N.D. She was confirmed in the Congregational church, and later served as Sunday school teacher and organist. She was united in marriage to Walter L. Teeson on June 20, 1900 and for a time resided in Montreal, Canada where her husband was a banker in the Bank of Canada, and later returned to Alexandria. Since 1934 Emma Teeson lived with her son, George, at Alexandria until suffering a stroke in May 1961, and was hospitalized since that date. During her lifetime she was active in church work and community affairs and was one of the charter members of the Alexandria Woman's Club. Mrs. Emma Teeson passed away December 11, 1961 at Our Lady of Mercy hospital at the age of 88 years, 9 months and 22 days. Surviving is one son George of Alexandria and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, one daughter, one sister, two brothers and a grandson. (Park Region Echo, 26 Dec. 1961)	Walker, Emma Averil (I59466)
5882	Funeral services for Robert A., one- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miller, 741 North Sixteenth street, will be held from Castle, Roper Matthews chapel at 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial in Wyuka. Lincoln Nebraska State Journal, March 17, 1917, Page 9. via Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/article/lincoln-nebraska-state-journal-obituary/137698775/ : accessed December 30, 2023), clip page for Obituary for Robert A. by user dianeduncan01	Miller, Robert Arthur (I3989)
5883	Funeral services for William Fraser Campbell were held at the family home and at the Tilston United Church, on Saturday afternoon. Both services were conducted by Rev. Anthony Friebert. Mr Campbell had been in indifferent health for some time and passed away on Thursday at the age of 58 years and one month. He was one of the early settlers coming to the district in 1892 with his parents. His kindly disposition earned him a wide circle of friends and as a neighbor he was highly respected, this being shown by the presence of many friends following the Church and the floral remembrances that banked the casket. He was born in Lanark County, Ont., on 28 February, 1885 and on coming west he lived with his parents in the Reston district, later settling nort of Tilston. He married Elizabeth Cameron in December 1915, who survives him. Also four sons, Alex, Albert, William and Kenneth and two daughters, Jean of Winnipeg and Mrs mac Cairns of Tilson. He also has one brother, Peter, and a sister, Tena, both of Tilston. Pall bearers were: L. Graham, T. Gould, H. Long, W. Smith, W. Mare and J. R. Matheson. Burial was made in the Tilston Cemetery.	Campbell, William Fraser "Frazer" (I4766)
5884	Funeral Services held at Lengby for J. S. Hood John S. Hood, for 22 years a resident of Columbia Twp, Polk County, died at the Clearwater Hospital on Monday, November 3. Funeral services were conducted Thursday, November 6 at the home and in the St. Paul Lutheran Church at Lengby, with Rev. P. Onstad conducting the services. John Scott Hood was born in Huron County, Ontario, Canada, Dec. 4, 1870. He lived there until the age of 25. He then moved to Fargo, N.D. and began working for the Northern Pacific railway. He worked 13 years for the railway, the last position being that of conductor. He moved from Fargo to Jamestown, N.D. There he met and in 1907, married Miss Anna Peterson. To this union were born five children, Anna, Marion, William, Donald and John. After leaving the railroad, Mr. Hood moved to Harding County, S.D. where he took up a government claim. Leaving South Dakota in November 1919, the family moved to their present home in Columbia Township. Mr. Hood has been in ill health for a number of years, but until Oct. 24, when he was taken to the hospital in Bagley, he had been active in all his work and in community affairs. Mr. Hood is survived by his wife and five children and one grandchild, Margaret Ann Radke, three sisters, Miss Martha Hood, Mrs. Annie Halliday, and Mrs. Wm. McCauley, all of Devils Lake; two brothers, Stewart of Montreal, Canada and George of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. A cousin, Robert McMorran of Lawton, N.D. who grew up with the family was especially dear to Mr. Hood. Mr. Hood was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church at Lengby for a number of years. All of his children were confirmed in this church and are now members of the congregation. Mr. Hood has a host of friends who will miss him.	Hood, John Scott (I39541)
5885	Funeral services held for William Darnell, Jr. Funeral services for William F. Darnell Jr., plantation manager, were held at Wilson and Knight Funeral Home in Greenwood Thursday afternoon at 2 o' clock. Burial was in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Lexington. Mr. Darnell died Wednesday morning at his home in Minter City. He was 53. A former resident of Tchula, he had managed the Equen Plantation near Minter City for the past 13 years. He was a Presbyterian. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jeanette Hamlin Darnell of Minter City; four Sons, William F. Darnell II of Union, Charles L. Darnell of Pineville, Louisiana, Captain. Richard H. Darnell, stationed in Vietnam, and David S. Darnell of University; a brother, George Darnell of Paducah, Kentucky; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Darnell of Tchula. Holmes County Herald ? Page 4 Lexington, MS December 8, 1966	Darnell, William Franklin Jr. (I52466)
5886	Funeral services were held here at St. Mary's church on September 21 over the remains of Mrs. Dan Walker who died Wednesday, Sept. 19, at the home of her daughter, in North Dakota. Elizabeth Lehan Walker was born in Quincey, New York, June 1860. Last September, Mrs. Walker was operated upon for cancer at Spokane, Washington and had apparently recovered until six weeks ago. Reoccurrences of the malady caused her to fail rapidly until death brought relief. In 1876 she came with her parents to Leaf Valley, and lived on a farm there four years. She was married to Dan Walker and they made their home in Alexandria. To this union three children were born. Rev. Fr. Renner officiated at a requiem mass and after the impressive church services delivered a very appropriate sermon. The remains were taken to the Kinkead cemetery and laid beside her husband who preceded her in death. (Park Region Echo, 27 Sept. 1923)	Lehan, Elizabeth (I59497)
5887	Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Anderson Funeral home for Mary T. Gilpin who passed away Jan. 8 in Minneapolis. Rev. Edwin C. Johnson officiated. Pallbearers were F. C. Oppel, R. J. Merki, Hugh Robards, A. A. Secord, Julian Fitzgerald and Harlan Campbell. Interment was made in the family lot at Kinkead cemetery. Miss Gilpin was born in Alexandria on June 3, 1874, he daughter of Joseph and Sarah Gilpin. She attended the Alexandria high school and received further education at Moorhead Teachers college and Carleton college. Following graduation she taught school at Fertile, Minn., Lakota and Wahpeton, N.D., and Hopkins. She retired from teaching some years ago and since has lived with her sister, Mrs. Walter Fredenburg, in Minneapolis. She passed away Jan. 8 at Deaconess hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 75 years. (Park Region Echo, 12 Jan. 1950)	Gilpin, Mary T. (I59511)
5888	Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 from the home in Sandusky for Mrs. R.A. McPherson, 76, who was found dead in bed Thursday morning. Rev. Charles Kennedy pastor of the Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs McPherson, who before her marriage was Elizabeth Ann Hillock, was born Oct. 22nd, 1865, in Orangeville, Ontario, and married R.A. McPherson March 15, 1893, in Carsonville. Three years later they moved to Sandusky where they have made their home continuously. Mrs. McPherson was a member of the Sandusky Presbyterian church for many years and had taken an active part in the church work until recent years. For many years she taught Sunday school classes and was a member of the board of trustees. She is survived by her husband, one son, Kenneth McPherson, a daughter, Gertrude McPherson, both of Sandusky; two sisters, Ester Hillock, of Sandusky, and Mrs. Margaret ellerthorpe, of Port Huron, two brothers, John Hillock, of Amadore, and Thomas Hillock, of Yale, and one granddaughter, Sandra McPherson, of Sandusky.	Hillock, Elizabeth Ann (I62478)
5889	Funeral Ship Is Bringing Body Of War Hero Home Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, 961 Pipestone street, have been notified that the body of their son, S/Sgt. Marion Ray Miller, who was killed in action June 18, 1944 in Warmingster, Eng., is enroute to the United States aboard the Army transport James E. Robinson. Following his death he was temporarily buried in a military cemetery in Brookwood, Eng. A liason pilot with the 12th Observation Squadron of the Army Air Corps, Sgt. Miller had completed many dangerous missions over Europe. According to news received by his parents, at the time of his death he was on a mission to France when his plane struck a high tension wire which set fire to the plane. Going overseas two years after his enlistment on March 26, 1940, he received his training at Fort Knox, Ky., Esler Field, La., and Fort Dix, N.J. Sgt. Miller was born Oct. 25, 1918 in Linton, Ind., and came with his parents to Benton Harbor at the age of 11. After attending Benton Harbor high school he was employed at the Benton Harbor Malleable Industries and the Frost Gear & Forge compnay at Jackson, Mich. Survivors include his parents, one brother, Stanley Miller, of Benton Harbor; eight sisters, Mrs. Ruby Secrest, Bedford, Ind., Mrs. Dorothy Bellenger, and Mrs. Rosemary Mensinger, Benton Harbor, Mrs. Nina Jeschke, St. Joseph, Mrs. Phyllis Roberts, Ann Arbor, Beverly, Donna and Joyce at home, and seven nieces and two nephews. Funeral arrangements will be made upon arrival of the body. (The News-Palladium, Benton Harbor, MI, Saturday, Dec. 11, 1948, p. 9, Col. 5)	Miller, Sgt. Marion Raymond (I57298)
5890	Funeral Sunday of Late Mrs. Jarvie The funeral of the late Margaret Jarvie, deceased wife of Mr. William Jarvie, took place Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the family residence, Nicol street, services being conducted at the home and graveside by the Brethren. *********** Ther was a large attendance of friends to pay their last respects to the deceased, the pallbearers being Messrs. John Adams, A. Stewart, W. Blackstaff, Wm. Brown, Jas. McMeakin and A. Waugh, funeral arrangements being in the hands of Mr. H. McAdie. The death occurred at the family residence, 224 Nicol street this morning of Margaret Jarvie, wife of Mr. William Jarvie, a residdent of Nanaimo for the past fifteen years. The deceased was a native of Ayrshire, Scotland, aged 44 years and was well and favorably known by a large circle of friends. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Joseph and Alexander and four daughtyers, Mary, Madge, Bessie and Isabel, all residing at home. The remains now repose at McAdie's undertaking parlours pending the completion of funeral arrangements.	Burns, Margaret (I34441)
5891	Funerals Smith The Relatives and Friends of Mr R.J. Smith, Wellington Point, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs S.A, Smith (Melbourne), Mr and Mrs O.W. Allen, Mr and Mrs F.E. Smith, Mr and Mrs Ron S. Smith (Wellington Point), Major and Mrs J.E. Smith (Sydney) and Families are invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased Mother, Mother-in-law, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother, Drusilla Smith, Relict of the 'a'e (c?) James Daniel Smith to leave the Salvation Army Citadel, Ipswich after service commencing at 2:30 o'clock This (Friday) Afternoon for the Ipswich Cemetery. J & H Reed Funeral Directors, Ipswich The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland Australia (1933-1954) Friday, 20 October, 1950, pg 16 National Library of Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50045545	Boyle, Drucilla (I16475)
5892	G. Loren Townsley was well known throughout the country, having at one time been overseer of the county house. He was sixty-eight years of age, and leaves a wife, two daughters, and a large circle of friends who will mourn the loss of both. He was buried in Old DeKalb cemetery, DeKalb, St. Lawrence, New York. "Hermon, Feb. 10, 1890. Wm. Green was called to Old Dekalb to attend the funeral of Mr. G. P. Townsley and his son Arthur Townsley, Sunday morning. Arthur Townsley died Feb. 5th, from a relapse of la grippe, aged 35 years, and leaves a wife and three children. G. P. Townsley died Thursday, the 6th inst., aged 68 years. Funeral at their late residence." [Ogdensburg, NY, Journal, [/13/1890]	Townsley, Gideon "Loren" (I6826)
5893	G0UCHER Kenneth Goucher. 66 years, formerly of West Chicago Ave. Visitation at Lake View Funeral Home, 1458 W. Belmont Ave.. Thursday. 9 a m. until funeral service 1 p.m. Interment Mount Glenwood Gardens West Cemetery. Chicago Tribune Chicago, Illinois 07 Apr 1999, Wed ?W Page 106	Goucher, Kenneth Daniel (I52059)
5894	Gabriel Drouin, comp. <i>Drouin Collection</i>. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut G?en?ealogique Drouin.	Source (S229)
5895	Gabriel Drouin, comp. <i>Drouin Collection</i>. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut G?n?alogique Drouin.	Source (S1016)
5896	GALBREATH ----- JAMES GALBREATH/JANET DUN FR1356 (FR1356) F 19/08/1816 622 50 / 367 BARONY	Galbreath (I55931)
5897	GALBREATH JAMES AGNES MELDRUM/FR692 (FR692) 25/08/1832 568 30 / 158 KILBARCHAN	Family: James Galbreath / Agnes Meldrum (F19557)
5898	GALBREATH JAMES ARCHIBALD GALBREATH/JEAN GILMOUR FR381 (FR381) M 19/05/1782 646 20 / 122 GOVAN	Galbreath, James (I55922)
5899	GALBREATH JAMES JAMES GALBREATH/JANET WILSON FR903 (FR903) M 15/11/1812 706 40 / 146 DUNBAR	Galbreath, James (I55929)
5900	GALBREATH MARGARET JAMES GALBREATH/JANET WILSON FR882 (FR882) F 19/08/1810 706 40 / 125 DUNBAR	Galbreath, Margaret (I39728)

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