Notes: Lanark County Origins

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6251	GILMOUR WILLIAM ALLAN GILMOUR/MARGARET ANDERSON FR152 (FR152) M 14/09/1766 572/ 10 140 Neilston	Gilmour, William (I40786)
6252	GILMOUR WILLIAM ALLAN GILMOUR/MARION PARKHILL FR508 (FR508) M 22/05/1808 572/ 20 312 Neilston	Gilmour, William (I40557)
6253	GILMOUR WILLIAM ALLAN GILMOUR/MARION PARKHILL FR555 (FR555) M 08/12/1816 572/ 20 407 Neilston	Gilmour, William (I40558)
6254	GILMOUR WILLIAM ISOBEL SORBIE/FR284 (FR284) 23/01/1796 656/ 10 575 Stonehouse	Family: William Gilmour / Isabella Sorbie (F6820)
6255	GILMOUR WILLIAM WILLIAM GILMOUR/ISABEL SORBIE FR133 (FR133) M 05/02/1797 656/ 10 274 Stonehouse	Gilmour, William (I37447)
6256	GILMOUR WILLIAM WILLIAM GILMOUR/JEAN BIRRELL M 14/01/1661 644/1 50 191 Glasgow	Gilmour, William (I22672)
6257	GILMOUR WILLIAM WILLIAM GILMOUR/JEAN MCKIE M 14/09/1693 644/1 70 170 Glasgow First name(s) William Last name Gilmour Gender Male Birth year 1693 Birth place - Baptism year 1693 Baptism date 14 Sep 1693 Baptism place GLASGOW, LANARK, SCOTLAND Father's first name(s) William Father's last name Gilmour Mother's first name(s) Jean Mother's last name McKie Residence Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland Place Glasgow County Lanarkshire Country Scotland Record set Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Baptisms Collections from Scotland, United Kingdom	Gilmour, William (I22670)
6258	Gilmour or Anderson Gertrude Campbell of 2 Springfield Tain Ross-shire died 4 Mar 1967 at Tain. Confirmation of Sir John Gilmour baronet and William Riddel Dick Hill writer. Sealed London 1 Jun .	Gilmour, Gertrude Campbell (I38176)
6259	Gilmour or Macalister Hall Aymee otherwise Amelia. See Gilmour for Macallister Hall. First name(s) AMY L Last name HALL Gender Female Birth day - Birth month - Birth year 1876 Age 48 Death quarter 4 Death year 1924 District Hampstead County London Volume 1A Page 670 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from United Kingdom, England (c) brightsolid online publishing ltd	Gilmour, Amelia "Aymee" (I38083)
6260	Gilmour or Marshall, Agnes Stuart of the Gables , Longtown, Cumberland, widow died 24 May 1945. Confirmation of Kenneth Murray writer to the signet and James Webster Sorrie solicitor. Sealed Liandudno 18 December.	Gilmour, Agnes Stuart (I37790)
6261	Gilmour, Allan, Sr., formerly of Eaglesham, latterly residing at Dunlossit, Port Askaig, Islay, died 5 December 1905, at Dunlossit, aforesaid, testate. Confirmation granted at Dunoon, 27 December, to Donald Turnr Martin of Dunlossit aforesaid, Bernard Buchanana Macgeorge, Stockbroker, Glasgow and James Alexander Reid, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 31 Aug 1898, and recorded with other Writs in Court Books of Commisssariot of Argyll, 23 Decemer 1905. Value of Estate L71,589, 19 s ll d.	Gilmour, Allan of Polnoon and Eaglesham (I37788)
6262	Gilmour, Allan, Woodbank, Alexandria, Capt., Yeomanry, att. 10th Battalion Cameron Highlanders, son of William Ewing Gilmour of Rosehall, Sutherlandshire, died 16 December 1917, of wounds received in action, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumbarton, 10 June, to John Fulton Christie, Director, United Turkey Red Coy., Ltd., 46 West George Street, Glasgow, and David Bruce Warren, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 11 Jul 1915, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumbarton, 10 June 1918. Value of Estate, L8644. 4s. 2d.	Gilmour, Capt. Allan of Rosebank & Woodbank (I38180)
6263	GILMUIR AGNES JOHN GILMUIR/JEAN BUIE FR189 (FR189) F 02/12/1697 559/ 10 177 Abbey	Gilmor, Agnes (I40279)
6264	GILMUIR JAMES ISSOBELL CLARK/ 27/12/1621 644/1 230 55 Glasgow	Family: James Gilmour, Jr. / Issobell Clark (F7731)
6265	GILMUIR JOHN WILLIAM GILMUIR/JANET BUCHANAN M 23/09/1764 497/ 10 288 Kilmaronock	Gilmour, John (I37454)
6266	GILMUIR ROBERT WILLIAM GILMUIR/JANET BUCHANAN M 23/03/1766 497/ 10 291 Kilmaronock	Gilmour, Robert (I37455)
6267	GILMUR ANDROW JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR M 23/08/1642 644/1 30 322 Glasgow	Gilmour, Androw (I45509)
6268	GILMUR ANDROW JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR FR424 (FR424) M 13/12/1631 644/1 30 13 Glasgow	Gilmour, Androw (I45502)
6269	GILMUR ARTHOUR ARTHOUR GILMUR/JONNET RICHIE M 30/09/1633 644/1 30 74 Glasgow	Gilmor, Arthour (I40292)
6270	GILMUR CHRISTEN JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALUM F 01/03/1635 644/1 30 118 Glasgow	Gilmour, Christen (I45505)
6271	GILMUR CHRISTENE JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALLUM F 11/06/1637 644/1 30 183 Glasgow	Gilmour, Christene (I45507)
6272	GILMUR ELIZABETH JOHN GILMUR/JEAN BUIE FR198 (FR198) F 26/01/1699 559/ 10 185 Abbey	Gilmor, Elizabeth (possiby) (I40276)
6273	GILMUR HELEN JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR F 08/01/1634 644/1 30 83 Glasgow	Gilmur, Helen (I45504)
6274	GILMUR JAMES GILMUR/ M 12/08/1705 572/ 10 12 Neilston	Gilmour, James of Neilston Renfewshire (I37408)
6275	GILMUR JAMES JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR M 05/12/1635 644/1 30 142 Glasgow	Gilmour, James (I45506)
6276	GILMUR JAMES MARIOUN GILMUIR/ 15/04/1630 644/1 230 96 Glasgow GILMUIR JAMES MARIOUN MCCALLUM/ 26/11/1631 644/1 230 104 Glasgow Registration in two parishes?	Family: James Gilmour, III / Marioun McCallum (F7730)
6277	GILMUR JON JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR M 03/12/1643 644/1 30 361 Glasgow	Gilmour, Jon (I45510)
6278	GILMUR JON JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR M 26/01/1641 644/1 30 279 Glasgow	Gilmour, Jon (I45508)
6279	GILMUR JONET ARTHOUR GILMUR/JONET RICHIE F 03/08/1632 644/1 30 34 Glasgow	Gilmor, Jonat (I40297)
6280	GILMUR JONET JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALLUM F 07/06/1633 644/1 30 63 Glasgow	Gilmour, Jonet (I45503)
6281	GILMUR WILLIAM JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR M 03/05/1638 644/1 30 204 Glasgow	Gilmur, William (I22677)
6282	GILMURE JAMES JOHN GILMURE/MARGARET SIM FR128 (FR128) M 06/03/1670 663/ 10 120 Bo'Ness	Gilmor, James (I38198)
6283	GILMURE JOHN MARRION YOUNG/FR33 (FR33) 20/11/1728 561/ 10 51 Eaglesham	Family: John Gilmor / Marion Young (F12892)
6284	Given Name(s): John Surname: GILMOUR Age: 60 Year of Immigration: 1821 Fonds: CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence Additional Information: The Glasgow Trongate Society. Volume: Q.159, Part 3 Page: 507 Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the DAVID. Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930 Reference: MG 11 CO 42 Item Number: 13946 Library and Archives Canada He is not listed individually in Eary Settlers to the Bathurst District, Miller & Sargeant, an index based on Col Marshall's 1834 Report. In the Index Col. Marshall's 1834 Report of Lots Settled in 1820-21, Miller & Sargeant, N. Sherbrooke Concession 2 Lot 14W, granted to William Gilmour lists John Gilmour as the current occupant and William Gilmour in Brockville. The lot is described as 100 acres of sand and rocks. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Place: Quebec, Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 23 Name John Gilmour Birth Year abt 1761 Arrival Year 1821 Arrival Place Quebec, Canada Age 60 Source Publication Code 6106.61 Primary Immigrant Gilmour, John Annotation This record was recorded without a source code. Source Bibliography Source unknown. Page 23 From Ancestry: Name: John Gilmour Marital Status: woman age 50 Year of Record: 1821 Comments: List of Glasgow families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the ship 'David' Reference: Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, page 507, list 14. Source/Event: Lists of Scottish families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the Ship 'David'. Greenock, May 19, 1821. Ten lists dated May 19, 1821, signed by Robert Lamond, Sect. to the Committee on Emigration for Scotland.	Gilmour, John (I9058)
6285	Given Name(s): John Surname: MILLER Age: 28 Year of Immigration: 1821 Fonds: CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence Additional Information: The Cambuslang Emigration Society. Volume: Q.159, Part 3 Page: 507 Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the GEORGE CANNING. Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930 Reference: MG 11 CO 42 Item Number: 13914	Miller, John (I4061)
6286	Given Name(s):?tab?Allan Surname:?tab?GILMOUR Age:?tab?31 Year of Immigration: 1821 Fonds:?tab?CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence Additional Information:?tab?The Glasgow Trongate Society. Volume: Q.159, Part 3 Page: 507 Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the DAVID. Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930 Reference: MG 11 CO 42 Item Number: 13947 Library and Archives Canada	Gilmour, Allan A. (I9207)
6287	Given Name(s):?tab?James Surname:?tab?GILMOUR Age:?tab?47 Year of Immigration:?tab?1821 Fonds:?tab?CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence Additional Information: Lanarkshire Emigration Society. Volume:?tab?Q.159, Part 3 Page: 508 Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the EARL OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930 Reference: MG 11 CO 42 Item Number: 14106 Library and Archives Canada "We sailed from Greenock upon the 29th of April, at five a.m. The ship got ashore upon Wednesday, May 2nd, at midnight, about twelve miles south of Dublin, near the mountains of Wicklow. I was awake at the time and felt the shock; I was instantly on deck. It had rained hard and so dark we couldnot perceive an object at arm's length, but in a few minutes the stars appeared and to our horror we saw the rock twice mast high. I gave up all for lost, but concealed my apprehensions, and seemed not concerned, that I might encourage those about me, whose condition is easier conceived than described. However, we got off the next day at eleven o'clock, in a miraculous manner, with the assistance of two officers, and two boat's crews, belonging to the revenue cutter who came on board at daylight, armed to defend us from being plundered, not knowing our strength. On Saturday the 5th we were overtaken by a storm and the whole got sick...arrived at Quebec, upon Saturday, 16th of June at four o'clock, making a disagreeable passage of 48 days, ten hours." "There are a great deal of people lodging here in temporary huts. There is a great deal of trouble and a number of deaths, owing to the heat of the weather and a change of food. We are all in good health, except little James. My health is better than it has been for some years past. I laid off my flannels at sea and felt no inconvenience; I have felt no rheumatism since." "There are a great mumber who have not got land yet, and they say, they will not get it until another township is surveyed. The evil is, in going into the woods so late in the season, it will be impossible for them to get their heavy luggage with them as they will have to carry everything on their backs."	Gilmour, James (I6541)
6288	Given Name: Mary Surname: Berry Gender: F Year of arrival: 1873 Ship: Manitoban Date of Departure: 1873-07-01 Port of Departure: Glasgow Date of Arrival: 1873-07-14 Port of Arrival: Quebec Party: Annie Macpherson Homes Destination: Ontario Children Traveling together: Q73AT Comments: For Miss Macpherson's homes in Belleville and Galt Type of Records: Passenger Lists Microfilm Reel Number: C-4528 Reference: RG 76 C1a Source: Library and Archives Canada Database Item Number: 5523 https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/114796098/person/382544418197/hints	Berry, Mary (I2119)
6289	GLEN JOHNE WILLIAM GLEN/MARGRAT MITCHELL M 20/10/1667 496 10 / 25 Dumbarton	Glen, Johne (I71184)
6290	Glen Tay Couple and Son Killed in Train Crash at Perth Perth, April 24 (Special) A young Glen Tay couple and their 15 months old son were killed here Sunday night when their light truck was hit by a CPR freight train at the Wilson street crossing. Dead are Gordon Chaplin, 27, his wife Lorna, 25, and their infant son, Brent. Facing Strong Sun Mr Chaplin ws driving west out of Perth and was facing a strong setting sun, which may have blinded him in the autyomatic wig-wag signal at the crossing. The truck was half-way over the crossing when hit with grinding force by the heavy locomotive. It was thrown 45 feet in the air, landing in the ditch at the side of the track, demolished. Skid marks from the truck were plainly visible in the middle of the railway line. The infant was thrown out of the vehicle onto the the front of the engine, which stopped about 400 yards west of the collision at the Drummond street crossing. The body, noticed when the engineer brought the train to a halt, was taken from the front of the engine before the train backed up and was carried to the CPR station.' Mr. Chaplin, killed instantly, was found in the cab of the upturned wreck of the truck. His wife, still breathing, was found lying on the ground beside the demolished pickup. She died in the ambulance while being rushed to Perth Memorial Hospital. A coroner's jury was imp immediately in view of the bodies. Then the inquest was adjourned and will continue May 3. Signal Operating The crossing wig-wag and automatic bell were both operating when the collision occurred, police said. The freight, with Conductor W. Kimberlay, was east-bound at the time. The truck, in which the Chaplins and their son were returning to Glen Tay after spending the day in Perth, was travelling in a northerly direction. Gordon Chaplin was well known in Perth and district. He was prominent in hockey and softball circles and was a member of the Perth Kinsmen. With his brothers, John and Don, he conducted Chaplin's Dairy at Glen Tay and also operated a milk route in Perth. Mrs Chaplin was the former Lorna Korry, of Bathurst, a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Korry. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers, Arthur of Oshawa and Clyde at home. Mr Chaplin is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Delbert Chaplin, of Glen Tay, three brothers, Cameron of Toronto, Don and John of Glen Tay; three sisters, Mrs John O'Gorman, Perth;, Miss Betty, Perth; and Miss Winnifred, attending Toronto University. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 25 Apr 1949	Chaplin, Gordon Hubert (I1297)
6291	Glen Tay Couple and Son Killed in Train Crash at Perth Perth, April 24 (Special) A young Glen Tay couple and their 15 months old son were killed here Sunday night when their light truck was hit by a CPR freight train at the Wilson street crossing. Dead are Gordon Chaplin, 27, his wife Lorna, 25, and their infant son, Brent. Facing Strong Sun Mr Chaplin ws driving west out of Perth and was facing a strong setting sun, which may have blinded him in the autyomatic wig-wag signal at the crossing. The truck was half-way over the crossing when hit with grinding force by the heavy locomotive. It was thrown 45 feet in the air, landing in the ditch at the side of the track, demolished. Skid marks from the truck were plainly visible in the middle of the railway line. The infant was thrown out of the vehicle onto the the front of the engine, which stopped about 400 yards west of the collision at the Drummond street crossing. The body, noticed when the engineer brought the train to a halt, was taken from the front of the engine before the train backed up and was carried to the CPR station.' Mr. Chaplin, killed instantly, was found in the cab of the upturned wreck of the truck. His wife, still breathing, was found lying on the ground beside the demolished pickup. She died in the ambulance while being rushed to Perth Memorial Hospital. A coroner's jury was imp immediately in view of the bodies. Then the inquest was adjourned and will continue May 3. Signal Operating The crossing wig-wag and automatic bell were both operating when the collision occurred, police said. The freight, with Conductor W. Kimberlay, was east-bound at the time. The truck, in which the Chaplins and their son were returning to Glen Tay after spending the day in Perth, was travelling in a northerly direction. Gordon Chaplin was well known in Perth and district. He was prominent in hockey and softball circles and was a member of the Perth Kinsmen. With his brothers, John and Don, he conducted Chaplin's Dairy at Glen Tay and also operated a milk route in Perth. Mrs Chaplin was the former Lorna Korry, of Bathurst, a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Korry. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers, Arthur of Oshawa and Clyde at home. Mr Chaplin is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Delbert Chaplin, of Glen Tay, three brothers, Cameron of Toronto, Don and John of Glen Tay; three sisters, Mrs John O'Gorman, Perth;, Miss Betty, Perth; and Miss Winnifred, attending Toronto University. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 25 Apr 1949	Korry, Lorna Gertrude (I1298)
6292	Glen Tay Couple and Son Killed in Train Crash at Perth Perth, April 24 (Special) A young Glen Tay couple and their 15 months old son were killed here Sunday night when their light truck was hit by a CPR freight train at the Wilson street crossing. Dead are Gordon Chaplin, 27, his wife Lorna, 25, and their infant son, Brent. Facing Strong Sun Mr Chaplin ws driving west out of Perth and was facing a strong setting sun, which may have blinded him in the autyomatic wig-wag signal at the crossing. The truck was half-way over the crossing when hit with grinding force by the heavy locomotive. It was thrown 45 feet in the air, landing in the ditch at the side of the track, demolished. Skid marks from the truck were plainly visible in the middle of the railway line. The infant was thrown out of the vehicle onto the the front of the engine, which stopped about 400 yards west of the collision at the Drummond street crossing. The body, noticed when the engineer brought the train to a halt, was taken from the front of the engine before the train backed up and was carried to the CPR station.' Mr. Chaplin, killed instantly, was found in the cab of the upturned wreck of the truck. His wife, still breathing, was found lying on the ground beside the demolished pickup. She died in the ambulance while being rushed to Perth Memorial Hospital. A coroner's jury was imp immediately in view of the bodies. Then the inquest was adjourned and will continue May 3. Signal Operating The crossing wig-wag and automatic bell were both operating when the collision occurred, police said. The freight, with Conductor W. Kimberlay, was east-bound at the time. The truck, in which the Chaplins and their son were returning to Glen Tay after spending the day in Perth, was travelling in a northerly direction. Gordon Chaplin was well known in Perth and district. He was prominent in hockey and softball circles and was a member of the Perth Kinsmen. With his brothers, John and Don, he conducted Chaplin's Dairy at Glen Tay and also operated a milk route in Perth. Mrs Chaplin was the former Lorna Korry, of Bathurst, a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Korry. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers, Arthur of Oshawa and Clyde at home. Mr Chaplin is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Delbert Chaplin, of Glen Tay, three brothers, Cameron of Toronto, Don and John of Glen Tay; three sisters, Mrs John O'Gorman, Perth;, Miss Betty, Perth; and Miss Winnifred, attending Toronto University. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 25 Apr 1949	Chaplin, Brent Delbert (I1300)
6293	Glenn Transcript (Glenn County, California), Thursday, 28 February 1935, Page 1, Column 3: Funeral Rites for George C. Ellis to be Held Tomorrow Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for George C. Ellis, 76, pioneer rancher of the Chrome district, who died early Wednesday morning at his home following a lingering illness. A native of Alabama, Ellis came to Glenn county in 1878 where he has resided since actively engaged in rice growing and stock raising. For many years he owned and operated the Murdock ranch. Besides his wife, he is survived by four children: Lee Ellis, Thomas Ellis and James Ellis, all of Elk Creek, and Mrs. Ethel Roden of Elk Grove, a brother, John Ellis of Willows and 7 grand children. Rev. H. S. Saxby will conduct the funeral services at the Grindstone cemetery near Chrome under the auspices of Monroe Lodge of Odd Fellows. The body is at the Sweet Funeral Home.	Ellis, George Casell (I49706)
6294	Glenn worked 29 weeks in the previous year. There are many residents listed and the detail describes the home as "Institution: Home For Indigent", with Gertrude, his mother-in-law as the owner.	McDaniel, Glen Vernon (I14599)
6295	Glennis G. Pollock, 83, of Moncton, passed away peacefully at The Moncton Hospital on Thursday, April 25, 2019. Born in Glen Levit, she was the daughter of the late James and Barbara (Adams) Pollock. Glennis was retired from the Federal Government (Employment Insurance) with 24 years' service and from NB Telephone with 18 years' service. She was a member of the former Wesley United Church. She enjoyed watching curling and soap operas, doing crafts, knitting, playing darts and keeping up with the most recent news. Glennis will be sadly missed by her daughter, Barbi?Rae Pollock (Terry Eldridge) of Moncton; grandson, Justin Grady; Justin's dad, Daniel Grady; as well as several nieces, nephews and extended family members. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family. In addition to her parents, Glennis was predeceased by sisters, Frances Smith, Doris Firth and Bertha Adams and brothers, Whitney, Reggie, Ronnie, Beverly and Denzil. Visitation at Fergusons Funeral Home, 1657 Mountain Road, Moncton (858?1995) on Tuesday from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. A Service to celebrate and honour Glennis' life will be held from Fergusons Funeral Home Chapel on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 2:00 pm. Reception in the Funeral Home Reception Centre following the service. Interment will be in Flat Lands Cemetery at a later date. In memory of Glennis, donations to the Friends of The Moncton Hospital, the NB Lung Association, Glen Levit United Church or a memorial of the donor's choice would be appreciated. Online condolences for the family may be shared at www.fergusonsfuneralhome.com	Pollock, Glennis Gertrude "Peachie" (I41715)
6296	Gloria Glenora Goff Walker, 84, died June 24, 2013, at Hospice House Poland. She was born February 4, 1929 in Warren, Ohio, the daughter of Jerry M Goff and Frances Baldwin Goff. Gloria enjoyed traveling and her many friends. Memories of Gloria will be carried on by daughters Pam Johnson of Howland, Deborah (DeWayne) Wells of Cortland and Terri (Tom) Woodrum of Howland; sons Douglas Walker of Howland and Robert (Wanda) Walker of Cumming, Georgia; her sisters-in-law Joyce Goff of Minneapolis and Violet Goff of Southington;; 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Walker on August 1, 1991, whom she married on Ocotber 24, 1947; Her son-in-law, Gordon Johnson: and brothers Jerry and Harold "Bud" Goff. (provided by member Terri Walker Woodrum #48492342)	Goff, Gloria Glenora (I54494)
6297	Goderich, Huron County, on marriage record	Miller, Marianne (I43240)
6298	Going to Warwick Twp in the spring. Large clearing: Rocks.	Lambie, John E. (I10800)
6299	Golden Wedding Anniversary - The Perth Courier Newspaper - Issue of April 3, 1891 - The Montreal Witness contains the following paragraph regarding the Golden Wedding of two well known and respected residents of this section: "At the residence of their son-in-law Thomas Gilday, 76 City Councillor Street, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell of Ferry Bridge near Perth celebrated their Golden Wedding amidst much rejoicing. Twenty children and grandchildren and one great grandchild were present. Among the friends were Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Smyth, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Miller, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilday of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. J. S. Brown, Mrs. Carmochan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Campbell, Mrs. R. Gilday or Toronto, Mrs. J. Hoops of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. D. Campbell of Oliver's Ferry. The bride and bridegroom were the recipients of many valuable presents. Many letters of congratulations were received. A short address was delivered by the Rev. Messrs Campbell, Smyth and Heine, responded to by Rev. Mr. Miller on behalf of the couple bringing a very happy evening to a close. Mrs. Duncan Campbell is a daughter of the late Rev. George Buchanan, M.P., Beckwith."	Buchanan, Jessie (I17517)
6300	Golden Wedding?On Tuesday a large company of friends assembled at Mr. and Mrs. James Halliday of this town to celebrate their golden wedding. On the 29th day of January, 1839 Mr. Halliday was united in marriage to Miss Jessie Allan, daughter of the late Francis Allan and sister of James Allan of this town, all then lived on the Scotch Line. All their children, we believe, are yet living and number eight. Of these, seven attended the golden wedding celebration, namely William, James and Matthew, all of Cheasley, Ontario; Mrs. Arthur, Burgess; Mrs. Somerville, Carleton Place; Mrs. Donlan and Miss Jennie Halliday of Perth. Mrs. Halliday's mother, Mrs. Fraser, an aged lady of 91 years, was there and had one of her great-grandchildren, forming at either end four generations. A number of presents and keepsakes to commemorate the day and event were handed to the golden wedded pair and a pleasant time was spent until the 51styear had taken place of the 50th.	Family: James Halliday / Jane C. Allan (F4139)

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GILMOUR
WILLIAM
ALLAN GILMOUR/MARGARET ANDERSON FR152 (FR152)
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14/09/1766
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10 140
Neilston

Gilmour, William (I40786)

6252

GILMOUR
WILLIAM
ALLAN GILMOUR/MARION PARKHILL FR508 (FR508)
M
22/05/1808
572/
20 312
Neilston

Gilmour, William (I40557)

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GILMOUR
WILLIAM
ALLAN GILMOUR/MARION PARKHILL FR555 (FR555)
M
08/12/1816
572/
20 407
Neilston

Gilmour, William (I40558)

6254

GILMOUR
WILLIAM
ISOBEL SORBIE/FR284 (FR284)
23/01/1796
656/
10 575
Stonehouse

Family: William Gilmour / Isabella Sorbie (F6820)

6255

GILMOUR
WILLIAM
WILLIAM GILMOUR/ISABEL SORBIE FR133 (FR133)
M
05/02/1797
656/
10 274
Stonehouse

Gilmour, William (I37447)

6256

GILMOUR
WILLIAM
WILLIAM GILMOUR/JEAN BIRRELL
M
14/01/1661
644/1
50 191
Glasgow

Gilmour, William (I22672)

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GILMOUR
WILLIAM
WILLIAM GILMOUR/JEAN MCKIE
M
14/09/1693
644/1
70 170
Glasgow

First name(s)     William
Last name     Gilmour
Gender     Male
Birth year     1693
Birth place     -
Baptism year     1693
Baptism date     14 Sep 1693
Baptism place     GLASGOW, LANARK, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)     William
Father's last name     Gilmour
Mother's first name(s)     Jean
Mother's last name     McKie
Residence     Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Place     Glasgow
County     Lanarkshire
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Parish Baptisms
Collections from     Scotland, United Kingdom

Gilmour, William (I22670)

6258

Gilmour or Anderson Gertrude Campbell of 2 Springfield Tain Ross-shire died 4 Mar 1967 at Tain. Confirmation of Sir John Gilmour baronet and William Riddel Dick Hill writer. Sealed London 1 Jun .

Gilmour, Gertrude Campbell (I38176)

6259

Gilmour or Macalister Hall Aymee otherwise Amelia. See Gilmour for Macallister Hall.

First name(s)     AMY L
Last name     HALL
Gender     Female
Birth day     -
Birth month     -
Birth year     1876
Age     48
Death quarter     4
Death year     1924
District     Hampstead
County     London
Volume     1A
Page     670
Country     England
Record set     England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from     United Kingdom, England
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Gilmour, Amelia "Aymee" (I38083)

6260

Gilmour or Marshall, Agnes Stuart of the Gables , Longtown, Cumberland, widow died 24 May 1945. Confirmation of Kenneth Murray writer to the signet and James Webster Sorrie solicitor. Sealed Liandudno 18 December.

Gilmour, Agnes Stuart (I37790)

6261

Gilmour, Allan, Sr., formerly of Eaglesham, latterly residing at Dunlossit, Port Askaig, Islay, died 5 December 1905, at Dunlossit, aforesaid, testate. Confirmation granted at Dunoon, 27 December, to Donald Turnr Martin of Dunlossit aforesaid, Bernard Buchanana Macgeorge, Stockbroker, Glasgow and James Alexander Reid, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 31 Aug 1898, and recorded with other Writs in Court Books of Commisssariot of Argyll, 23 Decemer 1905. Value of Estate L71,589, 19 s ll d.

Gilmour, Allan of Polnoon and Eaglesham (I37788)

6262

Gilmour, Allan, Woodbank, Alexandria, Capt., Yeomanry, att. 10th Battalion Cameron Highlanders, son of William Ewing Gilmour of Rosehall, Sutherlandshire, died 16 December 1917, of wounds received in action, testate. Confirmation granted at Dumbarton, 10 June, to John Fulton Christie, Director, United Turkey Red Coy., Ltd., 46 West George Street, Glasgow, and David Bruce Warren, Writer there, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 11 Jul 1915, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Dumbarton, 10 June 1918. Value of Estate, L8644. 4s. 2d.

Gilmour, Capt. Allan of Rosebank & Woodbank (I38180)

6263

GILMUIR
AGNES
JOHN GILMUIR/JEAN BUIE FR189 (FR189)
F
02/12/1697
559/
10 177
Abbey

Gilmor, Agnes (I40279)

6264

GILMUIR
JAMES
ISSOBELL CLARK/
27/12/1621
644/1
230 55
Glasgow

Family: James Gilmour, Jr. / Issobell Clark (F7731)

6265

GILMUIR
JOHN
WILLIAM GILMUIR/JANET BUCHANAN
M
23/09/1764
497/
10 288
Kilmaronock

Gilmour, John (I37454)

6266

GILMUIR
ROBERT
WILLIAM GILMUIR/JANET BUCHANAN
M
23/03/1766
497/
10 291
Kilmaronock

Gilmour, Robert (I37455)

6267

GILMUR
ANDROW
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
M
23/08/1642
644/1
30 322
Glasgow

Gilmour, Androw (I45509)

6268

GILMUR
ANDROW
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR FR424 (FR424)
M
13/12/1631
644/1
30 13
Glasgow

Gilmour, Androw (I45502)

6269

GILMUR
ARTHOUR
ARTHOUR GILMUR/JONNET RICHIE
M
30/09/1633
644/1
30 74
Glasgow

Gilmor, Arthour (I40292)

6270

GILMUR
CHRISTEN
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALUM
F
01/03/1635
644/1
30 118
Glasgow

Gilmour, Christen (I45505)

6271

GILMUR
CHRISTENE
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALLUM
F
11/06/1637
644/1
30 183
Glasgow

Gilmour, Christene (I45507)

6272

GILMUR
ELIZABETH
JOHN GILMUR/JEAN BUIE FR198 (FR198)
F
26/01/1699
559/
10 185
Abbey

Gilmor, Elizabeth (possiby) (I40276)

6273

GILMUR
HELEN
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
F
08/01/1634
644/1
30 83
Glasgow

Gilmur, Helen (I45504)

6274

GILMUR
JAMES
GILMUR/
M
12/08/1705
572/
10 12
Neilston

Gilmour, James of Neilston Renfewshire (I37408)

6275

GILMUR
JAMES
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
M
05/12/1635
644/1
30 142
Glasgow

Gilmour, James (I45506)

6276

GILMUR
JAMES
MARIOUN GILMUIR/
15/04/1630
644/1
230 96
Glasgow

GILMUIR
JAMES
MARIOUN MCCALLUM/
26/11/1631
644/1
230 104
Glasgow

Registration in two parishes?

Family: James Gilmour, III / Marioun McCallum (F7730)

6277

GILMUR
JON
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
M
03/12/1643
644/1
30 361
Glasgow

Gilmour, Jon (I45510)

6278

GILMUR
JON
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
M
26/01/1641
644/1
30 279
Glasgow

Gilmour, Jon (I45508)

6279

GILMUR
JONET
ARTHOUR GILMUR/JONET RICHIE
F
03/08/1632
644/1
30 34
Glasgow

Gilmor, Jonat (I40297)

6280

GILMUR
JONET
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN MCCALLUM
F
07/06/1633
644/1
30 63
Glasgow

Gilmour, Jonet (I45503)

6281

GILMUR
WILLIAM
JAMES GILMUR/MARIOUN GILMUR
M
03/05/1638
644/1
30 204
Glasgow

Gilmur, William (I22677)

6282

GILMURE
JAMES
JOHN GILMURE/MARGARET SIM FR128 (FR128)
M
06/03/1670
663/
10 120
Bo'Ness

Gilmor, James (I38198)

6283

GILMURE
JOHN
MARRION YOUNG/FR33 (FR33)
20/11/1728
561/
10 51
Eaglesham

Family: John Gilmor / Marion Young (F12892)

6284

Given Name(s): John
Surname: GILMOUR
Age: 60
Year of Immigration: 1821
Fonds: CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence
Additional Information: The Glasgow Trongate Society.
Volume:     Q.159, Part 3
Page: 507
Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the DAVID.
Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930
Reference: MG 11 CO 42
Item Number: 13946
Library and Archives Canada

He is not listed individually in Eary Settlers to the Bathurst District, Miller & Sargeant, an index based on Col Marshall's 1834 Report.

In the Index Col. Marshall's 1834 Report of Lots Settled in 1820-21, Miller & Sargeant, N. Sherbrooke Concession 2 Lot 14W, granted to William Gilmour lists John Gilmour as the current occupant and William Gilmour in Brockville. The lot is described as 100 acres of sand and rocks.

U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
Place: Quebec, Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 23
Name     John Gilmour
Birth Year     abt 1761
Arrival Year     1821
Arrival Place     Quebec, Canada
Age     60
Source Publication Code     6106.61
Primary Immigrant     Gilmour, John
Annotation     This record was recorded without a source code.
Source Bibliography     Source unknown.
Page     23

From Ancestry:
Name:     John Gilmour
Marital Status:     woman age 50
Year of Record:     1821
Comments:     List of Glasgow families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the ship 'David'
Reference:     Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, page 507, list 14.
Source/Event:     Lists of Scottish families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the Ship 'David'. Greenock, May 19, 1821. Ten lists dated May 19, 1821, signed by Robert Lamond, Sect. to the Committee on Emigration for Scotland.

Gilmour, John (I9058)

6285

Given Name(s): John
Surname: MILLER
Age: 28
Year of Immigration: 1821
Fonds: CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence
Additional Information: The Cambuslang Emigration Society.
Volume: Q.159, Part 3
Page: 507
Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the GEORGE CANNING.
Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930
Reference: MG 11 CO 42
Item Number: 13914

Miller, John (I4061)

6286

Given Name(s):?tab?Allan
Surname:?tab?GILMOUR
Age:?tab?31
Year of Immigration: 1821
Fonds:?tab?CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence
Additional Information:?tab?The Glasgow Trongate Society.
Volume: Q.159, Part 3
Page: 507
Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the DAVID.
Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930
Reference: MG 11 CO 42
Item Number: 13947
Library and Archives Canada

Gilmour, Allan A. (I9207)

6287

Given Name(s):?tab?James
Surname:?tab?GILMOUR
Age:?tab?47
Year of Immigration:?tab?1821
Fonds:?tab?CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original Correspondence
Additional Information: Lanarkshire Emigration Society.
Volume:?tab?Q.159, Part 3
Page: 508
Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the EARL OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930
Reference: MG 11 CO 42
Item Number: 14106
Library and Archives Canada

"We sailed from Greenock upon the 29th of April, at five a.m. The ship got ashore upon Wednesday, May 2nd, at midnight, about twelve miles south of Dublin, near the mountains of Wicklow. I was awake at the time and felt the shock; I was instantly on deck. It had rained hard and so dark we couldnot perceive an object at arm's length, but in a few minutes the stars appeared and to our horror we saw the rock twice mast high. I gave up all for lost, but concealed my apprehensions, and seemed not concerned, that I might encourage those about me, whose condition is easier conceived than described. However, we got off the next day at eleven o'clock, in a miraculous manner, with the assistance of two officers, and two boat's crews, belonging to the revenue cutter who came on board at daylight, armed to defend us from being plundered, not knowing our strength. On Saturday the 5th we were overtaken by a storm and the whole got sick...arrived at Quebec, upon Saturday, 16th of June at four o'clock, making a disagreeable passage of 48 days, ten hours."

"There are a great deal of people lodging here in temporary huts. There is a great deal of trouble and a number of deaths, owing to the heat of the weather and a change of food. We are all in good health, except little James. My health is better than it has been for some years past. I laid off my flannels at sea and felt no inconvenience; I have felt no rheumatism since."

"There are a great mumber who have not got land yet, and they say, they will not get it until another township is surveyed. The evil is, in going into the woods so late in the season, it will be impossible for them to get their heavy luggage with them as they will have to carry everything on their backs."

Gilmour, James (I6541)

6288

Given Name: Mary
Surname: Berry
Gender: F
Year of arrival: 1873
Ship: Manitoban
Date of Departure: 1873-07-01
Port of Departure: Glasgow
Date of Arrival: 1873-07-14
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Annie Macpherson Homes
Destination: Ontario
Children Traveling together: Q73AT
Comments: For Miss Macpherson's homes in Belleville and Galt
Type of Records: Passenger Lists
Microfilm Reel Number: C-4528
Reference: RG 76 C1a
Source: Library and Archives Canada
Database Item Number: 5523

https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/114796098/person/382544418197/hints

Berry, Mary (I2119)

6289

GLEN
JOHNE
WILLIAM GLEN/MARGRAT MITCHELL
M
20/10/1667
496
10 / 25
Dumbarton

Glen, Johne (I71184)

6290

Glen Tay Couple and Son Killed in Train Crash at Perth
Perth, April 24 (Special)
A young Glen Tay couple and their 15 months old son were killed here Sunday night when their light truck was hit by a CPR freight train at the Wilson street crossing.

Dead are Gordon Chaplin, 27, his wife Lorna, 25, and their infant son, Brent.

Facing Strong Sun
Mr Chaplin ws driving west out of Perth and was facing a strong setting sun, which may have blinded him in the autyomatic wig-wag signal at the crossing.

The truck was half-way over the crossing when hit with grinding force by the heavy locomotive. It was thrown 45 feet in the air, landing in the ditch at the side of the track, demolished.

Skid marks from the truck were plainly visible in the middle of the railway line.

The infant was thrown out of the vehicle onto the the front of the engine, which stopped about 400 yards west of the collision at the Drummond street crossing. The body, noticed when the engineer brought the train to a halt, was taken from the front of the engine before the train backed up and was carried to the CPR station.'

Mr. Chaplin, killed instantly, was found in the cab of the upturned wreck of the truck. His wife, still breathing, was found lying on the ground beside the demolished pickup. She died in the ambulance while being rushed to Perth Memorial Hospital.

A coroner's jury was imp immediately in view of the bodies. Then the inquest was adjourned and will continue May 3.

Signal Operating
The crossing wig-wag and automatic bell were both operating when the collision occurred, police said. The freight, with Conductor W. Kimberlay, was east-bound at the time. The truck, in which the Chaplins and their son were returning to Glen Tay after spending the day in Perth, was travelling in a northerly direction.

Gordon Chaplin was well known in Perth and district. He was prominent in hockey and softball circles and was a member of the Perth Kinsmen.

With his brothers, John and Don, he conducted Chaplin's Dairy at Glen Tay and also operated a milk route in Perth.

Mrs Chaplin was the former Lorna Korry, of Bathurst, a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Korry. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers, Arthur of Oshawa and Clyde at home. Mr Chaplin is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Delbert Chaplin, of Glen Tay, three brothers, Cameron of Toronto, Don and John of Glen Tay; three sisters, Mrs John O'Gorman, Perth;, Miss Betty, Perth; and Miss Winnifred, attending Toronto University.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
25 Apr 1949

Chaplin, Gordon Hubert (I1297)

6291

Korry, Lorna Gertrude (I1298)

6292

Chaplin, Brent Delbert (I1300)

6293

Glenn Transcript (Glenn County, California), Thursday, 28 February 1935, Page 1, Column 3:

Funeral Rites for George C. Ellis to be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for George C. Ellis, 76, pioneer rancher of the Chrome district, who died early Wednesday morning at his home following a lingering illness.
A native of Alabama, Ellis came to Glenn county in 1878 where he has resided since actively engaged in rice growing and stock raising. For many years he owned and operated the Murdock ranch.
Besides his wife, he is survived by four children: Lee Ellis, Thomas Ellis and James Ellis, all of Elk Creek, and Mrs. Ethel Roden of Elk Grove, a brother, John Ellis of Willows and 7 grand children.
Rev. H. S. Saxby will conduct the funeral services at the Grindstone cemetery near Chrome under the auspices of Monroe Lodge of Odd Fellows. The body is at the Sweet Funeral Home.

Ellis, George Casell (I49706)

6294

Glenn worked 29 weeks in the previous year. There are many residents listed and the detail describes the home as "Institution: Home For Indigent", with Gertrude, his mother-in-law as the owner.

McDaniel, Glen Vernon (I14599)

6295

Glennis G. Pollock, 83, of Moncton, passed away peacefully at The Moncton Hospital on Thursday, April 25, 2019. Born in Glen Levit, she was the daughter of the late James and Barbara (Adams) Pollock.

Glennis was retired from the Federal Government (Employment Insurance) with 24 years' service and from NB Telephone with 18 years' service. She was a member of the former Wesley United Church. She enjoyed watching curling and soap operas, doing crafts, knitting, playing darts and keeping up with the most recent news.

Glennis will be sadly missed by her daughter, Barbi?Rae Pollock (Terry Eldridge) of Moncton; grandson, Justin Grady; Justin's dad, Daniel Grady; as well as several nieces, nephews and extended family members. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family.

In addition to her parents, Glennis was predeceased by sisters, Frances Smith, Doris Firth and Bertha Adams and brothers, Whitney, Reggie, Ronnie, Beverly and Denzil.

Visitation at Fergusons Funeral Home, 1657 Mountain Road, Moncton (858?1995) on Tuesday from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. A Service to celebrate and honour Glennis' life will be held from Fergusons Funeral Home Chapel on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 2:00 pm. Reception in the Funeral Home Reception Centre following the service. Interment will be in Flat Lands Cemetery at a later date.

In memory of Glennis, donations to the Friends of The Moncton Hospital, the NB Lung Association, Glen Levit United Church or a memorial of the donor's choice would be appreciated. Online condolences for the family may be shared at www.fergusonsfuneralhome.com

Pollock, Glennis Gertrude "Peachie" (I41715)

6296

Gloria Glenora Goff Walker, 84, died June 24, 2013, at Hospice House Poland.
She was born February 4, 1929 in Warren, Ohio, the daughter of Jerry M Goff and Frances Baldwin Goff.
Gloria enjoyed traveling and her many friends.
Memories of Gloria will be carried on by daughters Pam Johnson of Howland, Deborah (DeWayne) Wells of Cortland and Terri (Tom) Woodrum of Howland; sons Douglas Walker of Howland and Robert (Wanda) Walker of Cumming, Georgia; her sisters-in-law Joyce Goff of Minneapolis and Violet Goff of Southington;; 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Walker on August 1, 1991, whom she married on Ocotber 24, 1947; Her son-in-law, Gordon Johnson: and brothers Jerry and Harold "Bud" Goff.
(provided by member Terri Walker Woodrum #48492342)

Goff, Gloria Glenora (I54494)

6297

Goderich, Huron County, on marriage record

Miller, Marianne (I43240)

6298

Going to Warwick Twp in the spring. Large clearing: Rocks.

Lambie, John E. (I10800)

6299

Golden Wedding Anniversary - The Perth Courier Newspaper - Issue of April 3, 1891 -
The Montreal Witness contains the following paragraph regarding the Golden Wedding of two well known and respected residents of this section: "At the residence of their son-in-law Thomas Gilday, 76 City Councillor Street, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell of Ferry Bridge near Perth celebrated their Golden Wedding amidst much rejoicing. Twenty children and grandchildren and one great grandchild were present. Among the friends were Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Smyth, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Miller, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilday of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. J. S. Brown, Mrs. Carmochan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Campbell, Mrs. R. Gilday or Toronto, Mrs. J. Hoops of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. D. Campbell of Oliver's Ferry. The bride and bridegroom were the recipients of many valuable presents. Many letters of congratulations were received. A short address was delivered by the Rev. Messrs Campbell, Smyth and Heine, responded to by Rev. Mr. Miller on behalf of the couple bringing a very happy evening to a close. Mrs. Duncan Campbell is a daughter of the late Rev. George Buchanan, M.P., Beckwith."

Buchanan, Jessie (I17517)

6300

Golden Wedding?On Tuesday a large company of friends assembled at Mr. and Mrs. James Halliday of this town to celebrate their golden wedding. On the 29th day of January, 1839 Mr. Halliday was united in marriage to Miss Jessie Allan, daughter of the late Francis Allan and sister of James Allan of this town, all then lived on the Scotch Line. All their children, we believe, are yet living and number eight. Of these, seven attended the golden wedding celebration, namely William, James and Matthew, all of Cheasley, Ontario; Mrs. Arthur, Burgess; Mrs. Somerville, Carleton Place; Mrs. Donlan and Miss Jennie Halliday of Perth. Mrs. Halliday's mother, Mrs. Fraser, an aged lady of 91 years, was there and had one of her great-grandchildren, forming at either end four generations. A number of presents and keepsakes to commemorate the day and event were handed to the golden wedded pair and a pleasant time was spent until the 51styear had taken place of the 50th.

Family: James Halliday / Jane C. Allan (F4139)

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