Notes: Lanark County Origins

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6501	HARVIE JANET ROBERT HARVIE/ISOBELL WATSON FR153 (FR153) F 12/02/1755 507 11 / 294 Campbeltown	Harvie, Janet (I72984)
6502	Has (Hurcomb) under name in Bill Mather records.	Napier, William (I5466)
6503	Has a headstone at Avonbank Cemetery, but is believed to have been buried on the Brown homestead, Lot 25 [29?], Con. 17, Fullerton Twp, Perth County.	Brown, Mary (I19869)
6504	HASSARD? Frederick at the General and Marina Hospital In Owen Sound or Wednesday morning April 24th 1979 Frederick Lawrence Hassard of 1368 7th Avanua 'A Wait In Owen Sound Husband ot Nola Evelyn Heffron Father at Gerald and Bonnie both ol kitchener Bruce John Robert and Maria (Mrs Ranald Mltrsch) all ol Owen Sound Brother of William Jack and Charles all ol North Bay Edward ol Taylor Michigan Marla and Lorraine both ot Detroit Myrtle ol Windsor Mabel ol Florida- Mar gar at of Hamilton end Kathleen ot Toronto Alio survived by tour grandchildren and predeceased by a son Randy Friends may call at the Breckenrldge Ashcroft Funeral Home from 2 o'clock on Thursday until Friday afternoon where a service will be held at 30 pm Inter man! Zion Cemetery The Sun Times Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada 27 Apr 1978, Thu ?W Page 23 ********************* First name(s) Fred L Last name Hassard Birth year 1910 Birth date ? Jul 1910 Death year 1978 Death date ? Apr 1978 Cemetery Zion Cemetary and Saint Mary Cemetery Hepworth (side by side) City Hepworth County Bruce Province Ontario Country Canada Image link http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/Fred-L-Hassard/4598685 Record set Canada Billion Graves Cemetery Index Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Canada, Americas Billion Graves	Hassard, Fredrick Lawrence (I30739)
6505	have five children	Family: Charles Maurice Nelson / Silvie Annetta Olson (F21498)
6506	Have not found record to substantiate this.	Lindsay, Alexander (I33200)
6507	Havelock Cottages, #9	Warner, Edward (I31044)
6508	HAVERON, Evelyn L. Peacefully at Lanark Lodge in Perth in the presence of her family, Evelyn L. (Buker) Haveron in her 96th year. Beloved wife of the late William H. (Harry) Haveron. Dearly respected mother of Jessie (Clarence) Williams of Macteir, Bill of Perth, Nancy (Jack) McTavish of Lanark and the late Mary (Al) Harvey. Dear grandma to 17 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren. Dear sister of Jessie (Joe) Beatty of Kingston. She was predeceased by her parents Alex and Jessica Buker, brothers Alex, Bob and Fred, sisters Minerva, Mable and Dorothy and 1 grandson. Evelyn will be fondly remembered by her numerous nieces, nephews, all her family and friends. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St. W. Perth on Thursday, January 8th, 2009 from 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 P.M. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel on Friday at 11:00 A.M. Interment, Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Diabetes Association or memorial fund of choice would be appreciated.	Buker, Evelyn Lavinia (I51986)
6509	HAY HELEN JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR1367 (FR1367) F 27/01/1786 644/1 170 441 Glasgow	Hay, Helen "Ellen" (I14635)
6510	HAY JAMES JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR760 (FR760) M 22/09/1769 644/1 150 147 Glasgow	Hay, James (I50543)
6511	HAY JANET JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR1057 (FR1057) F 16/05/1777 644/1 160 320 Glasgow	Hay, Janet (I50547)
6512	HAY JOHN JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR839 (FR839) M 01/01/1772 644/1 150 301 Glasgow	Hay, John (I50544)
6513	HAY JOHN JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR968 (FR968) M 11/02/1775 644/1 160 148 Glasgow	Hay, John (I50546)
6514	HAY JONATHAN JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR895 (FR895) M 13/02/1773 644/1 160 5 Glasgow	Hay, Jonathan (I50545)
6515	HAY WILLIAM JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR701 (FR701) M 03/12/1767 644/1 150 31 Glasgow	Hay, William (I50542)
6516	Hayes E. Warrington Hayes E. Warrington, beloved husband of Lillian Caroline Smith passed away in the Ottawa Civic Hospital, Monday, April 25th, 1966 in hia 62nd year. He was the son of the late James Warrington and his wife, Elizabeth matthie. He was born near Fallbrook, December 16th, 1904 He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and three sons (Dorothy) Mrs Phonzie Gemmill, of McDonald's Corners; (Mary) Mrs.Clifford Allan, RR 2 Maberly; (Muriel), Mrs Kenneth Greer of Perth; (Phyllis) Mrs Murray Strong, of Beachville, Ont: one daughter, (Ada) Mrs. Clarence Fleming passed away April 24, 1956; John, Crow Lake; Kenny and Gerald of Maberly. He also leaves to mourn his loss 18 grandchildren, two daughters-in-law, five sons-in-law, three sisters and two half sisters, (Ada), Mrs Hubert Robinson, St. Thomas, North Dakota; Mrs Cora Williams, Perth; (Hannah), Mrs. Russell Radford of Smiths Falls; Mrs Mary Stewart, of Perth; and (Alice), Mrs Neil Blair of Maberly. A sister, Sadie, a brother William, and two half-brothers, James and John passed away a number of years ago. The funeral was conducted at the Morrow Funeral Home in Perth, Rev. Mr. Smeaton officiated and spoke comforting words to his wife, family and relatives. The hymns were "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "What a Friend we Have in Jesus". Interment was in Crawford Cemetery, McDonald's Corners. Pallbearers were Miller Warrington, Joseph Foster, Craig Greer, Carl Ferguson, Frank McKinnon and Cyril McKinnon. Numerous floral tributes were listed and in addition to personal contributions included L.S Ritchie and Men; Linemen and Cablemen, Canadian Pacific Communications, The Employees of Tayside Textiles Ltd; and Brown Shoe Company	Warrington, Hayes Edgiton (I31014)
6517	Hazel Arlene Parrish Hazel A. Parrish, 76, of 1400 Poyntz Ave., died July 27 at the St. Mary Hospital. She was born Nov 28, 1913, on a farm near Harper, Kan. She had been a Manhattan resident since 1938. She was a homemaker. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Manhattan. She was also a member of the P.E.O., La Sertoma, the Knitting Club, the T.P.M. Club and the '43 Newcomers' Club. She was a 1936 graduate of Kansas State Agricultural College. She was married on Aug 22, 1936, in Enterprixe, Kan., to Donald B. Parrish. He survives, of the home. Other survivors include one son, Robert J. Parrish, of O'Fallon, Ill.; one daughter, Joan Adams, of Montgomery, Ala.; and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, 1st Lt. Roger A. Parrish, who was killed in an accident while serving in Vietnam in 1969, and by one brother in 1963. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Monday at the Edwards-Yorgensen-Meloan Funeral Chapel with the Rev. JOhn Stoneking officiating. Burial will be in Sunrise Cemetery. The Parrish family will receive friends from 7:30 to 9 pm today at the funeral home. Friends who wish may contribute to a memorial fund of their choice in memory of Hazel A. Parrish. Contributions may be left in care of Edwards-Yorgensen-Meloan Funeral Home. Manhattan Mercury Manhattan, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, United States 29 Jul 1990, pg. 2	Bebermeyer, Hazel Arlene (I24101)
6518	Hazel Barber Hazel was born in Restoule, the second of two children of Isabelle (Griffith) and William James Clarke. she would have met Donald Barber during one of the community activities such as grain thrashing, dinners or dances. They were married on November 12, 1924 at St. Alban's Anglican Church in Restoule. The next day she was expected tocook breakfast for the Nipissing Hotel guests. They ran the hotel for several years, before moving first to Lost Channel in Port Loring and finally settling in Hotham to run a saw mill. Hazel would cook for up to 20 members of the sawmill gang every work day of the summer and 5 or 6 of the logging crew in the winter. At the same time she was feeding her own family and would often serve dinner for up to 50 visiting relatives every Sunday. In the meantime she was milking the cows every day and picking 100's of quarts of berries in the summer which she cooked and canned. Awarded a Life Membership award by the Anglican Church Women of Restoule in 1996, Hazel always knit for church bazaars and cooked and baked for church dinners. Everyone in the family agreed that no-one could make cookies like Grandma Hazel. Hazel played the organ accompanied by Don on the violin for family hymn sings. They were married over 70 years when Don died on January 12, 1996. Hazel lived the last year of her life in Eastholme where she regularly visited with family and friends. Laura Hazel Margaret Barber Born: November 20, 1906 Died April 25, 1997 Husband: the late Donald James Barbber Children: Stella Church, Mattawa; Orval (Phyllis), Nipissing; Eleanore Beatty (Jim), Nipissing; Clarke (Mae), Nipissing; Jim (Helen), Callander; Donna Saunders, North Bay; Brenda Stillar (Everitt), Powassan; Francis Barber, Nipissing. Predeceased by son Adrian Barber & daugher Beth Cross (survived by son-in-law Lloyd Cross). Loving Grandmother of : 36 grandchildren, 56 great-grandchildren, and nine great-great-grandchildren Sister of: the late Russell Clarke. Visiting: Sunday, April 27, 1997 Times: 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 pm Place: Paul Funeral Home, Powassan Funeral: Monday, April 28, 1997 Clergy: Rev. Grant Churcher / Rev. Dalton Woodward Time: 11:00 am Place: Paul Funeral Home Chapel Spring Interment: Nipissing Cemetery	Clarke, Hazel Laura M. (I48654)
6519	Hazel Bluff Church cemetery - 5th meridian Rd. and Range Rd 10S. (Tenant? Grandparents to west 1950s?)	Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)
6520	hazel eyes, brown hair, 5 feet 5 inches,	Fitzgerald, Edward (I29458)
6521	Hazel Isobel Ennis At her home inToronto on October 30,m died Hazel Isobel Ennis. She had enjoyed unusually good health all her life until a year ago when she first fell sick. She was the oldest daughter of George Wilson and his wife Caroline Ennis, and was born at Visalia California, on December15, 1983. Shortly after her birth her parents returned to Canada and she grew up on the Scotch Linewhere she attended the Central school and later Perth Collegiate Institute. In 1919 she married Martin Ennis and spent the rest of her life in Toronto. Her heart remained in the country where she grew up and her funeral took place in Perth and she was buried in the family plot beside her parents and her brother Samuel who had predeceased her by only three weeks. She had one daughter, Mary Isobel, Mrs Lorne Le Bar, now living in Montreal, and three grandchildren. Four sisters and two brothers survive her: Margaret (Mrs. Alfred Bowes); Caroline (Mrs Howard Barr); Mary (Mrs Anson Bowes); Agnes (Mrs Alfred Menzies); George Ear, for fifty years a professor at Dalhousie University, and James Arthur, long resident in Regina. Mrs Ennis was a very active member of All Saints Anglican Church and her old rector, Rev. Mr. Smyth, came to Perth to conduct her funeral service. He paid glowing tribute to her work and to her character, saying she combined the virtues of Mary and Martha and was a splendid example of her Presbyterian upbringing. To do her duty was her constant aim andin this she seldom failed. She was always a tower of strength in times of trouble but along with her charity she combined much shrewdness and common sense. She was an excellent business woman. Her pall bearers were Cecil and Ralph Dodds, Arthur and John Bowes, Alfred and George Menzies. The Perth Courier 3 December 1970, pg. 10	Wilson, Hazel Isobel (I21825)
6522	he 1861 Census for this family are split across two pages numbered 3 and 12 in District six of the Township of North Elmsley that are not sequential. (Pg. 3) William McLean, Farmer, Scotland, 1839, Church of S., 66 (1795), Male, Married Elizabeth McLean, , Scotland, , Church of S., 40 (1821), Female, Married Henery Evens, , England, Church of E., 22 (1839), Male, Single Mary McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 20 (1841), Female, Single Elen McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 18 (1843), Female, Single Elizabeth McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 16 (1845), Female, Single (Pg. 12) Isabell McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 8 (1853), Female, Single Jane McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 5 (1856), Female, Single [Film: C-1042-1043; 1861 Census]	McLean, Jean "Jane" (I35698)
6523	He also had a son James, Rector of St. Brioc, Canon and Treasurer of Aberdeen. He had dispensation for illegitimacy on taking Holy Orders, but as Sir Alexander and his second wife must have been cousins, James may have been their son.	Lindsay, James Rector of St Brioc, Canon and Treasurer of Aberdeen (I72744)
6524	He and his wife Louise (Covell) owned th efarm and stone house across from George and Mary Oliver	McVeety, Thomas Henry (I10239)
6525	He became manager in February 1940.	Bowes, Alfred Anson (I15355)
6526	he daughter of Robert McDonald (1809-1873) and Margaret Tullis (c1818-c1858) she was born on Lot 26, V Concession of Bathurst and baptized October 26th, 1856 at First Presbyterian Church, Perth by Rev. William Bell. She died of Tuberculosis. Her Ontario Death registration records her death 2 Sep 1897 at Bathurst aged 44 years and her memorial records 20 Sep 1897 aged 44 years but her Death Notice in the Perth Courier, 1 Oct 1897 records her death "Tuesday" October 21st, 1897 aged	McDonald, Janet "Jessie" (I43898)
6527	he death of Mrs. James Henderson which occurred on Thursday of last week takes away another Pocahontas county's pioneer settler to join the ranks of those who have gone before. She was a devout Christian, a kind neighbor and a loving wife and mother. The entire community joins in extending its sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends. Interment was in Powhatan Cemetery. Following is a sketch of her life as given us by Mr. Henderson. The deceased was born in Lanark County, Ontario, May 27, 1834. Her parents were Elizabeth Nairn Penman (1808-1851) and William Penman (1807-1885). She united which the Presbyterian Church in her youth and continues a faithful member of that church all her life. In 1861, she moved to the county of Perth, 400 miles west of her birthplace. She was married to James Henderson on September 15, 1863. Three children were born in Ontario. Elizabeth, who married S. L. Horsman; Catherine, who married L. N. Parradee; and George [married Blanche Voris Miller], all of whom reside in this vicinity. [Elizabeth & Catherine are twins.] In the Spring of 1866, the family moved to Pocahontas County, Iowa, settling in Powhatan township, and have made it their home since that time. Five children were born to them in Powhatan township, four sons and one daughter: William, John [married Ella Myra Harmon], James [married Eva May Harmon], Charles [married Myrtle H. Barrick], and Janet, who married Harry McFadzen. [Janet and John are twins.] She lived to see all grown to maturity and settled in homes of their own, seven of them married, one still single but has a home of his own, which was a great comfort to her. [William "Will" was single until one month after his mother died, he then married Edna Mae Meyers.] She has been a great sufferer for the past five years, but never complained, bearing it with patience and Christian fortitude. On the morning of January 8, 1903 she fell asleep in Jesus, to awake no more until the resurrection morn, when she will hear the welcome voice of her Lord, sayhing to her, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Thou has been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of thy Lord." She leave behind to mourn her departure a husband, five sons, three daughters, and nineteen grandchildren.	Penman, Beatrice (I13047)
6528	He died 20 Nov. 1827, and was buried in the graveyard of the Society of Friends at Forest, Co. Wexford. Archive Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives Archive reference ROD-WEXFORD-1859 Record set Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Deaths First name(s) Jacob Sex Male Last name Poole Burial year 1827 Birth year - Death year 1827 Denomination Quaker Country Ireland Burial place Forrest Meeting Wexford Age 54 yrs Address Growtown Death date 20/11/1827 Burial date 22/11/1827 Register type Death & Burial Description Register of deaths, WEXFORD, 1859 Subcategory Parish Burials Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Collections from Ireland ? Findmypast	Poole, Jacob (I24317)
6529	He died a comparatively young man while living within the Perth area. His famiy eventually all moved out west.	Chaplin, James William (I5815)
6530	He exchange his right in the homestead for this property.	Young, Daniel Thomas (I9706)
6531	He filed on a quarter of land two and a half mies east of Winger, but unfortunately all of the good farming land was settled up and occupied when he got there. It wa almost impossible for them to farm it so he sold out and moved to Bransvold Township, Polk County< Minnesota and bought 200 acrs of good productive land that he improved and built up and the Ericksons have made their home since 1910.	Olsenbranten, Ole Erickson (I61382)
6532	He had a pension from Crail, the entries in the Exchequer Rolls proving that he died between June 1397 and May 1398. He was a substitute in the entails of Sir James and Sir David, but no mention of his issue subsequently occurs, so he presumably died without male issue. battle of Yerneuil	Lindsay, Sir Alexander of Kinneff and Baltrody (I72677)
6533	He held a 50 year Past Master Jewel and 50 year Past 1st Principal Jewel.	Pollock, William Caldwell (I37296)
6534	he imigated to Canada	Condie, Hugh (I11035)
6535	He married in southern Ohio and died leaving one son, William, who married and lived near Felicity, Ohio; and one daughter Georgie, unmarried, who spent some years at Polo, living with her cousins.	Poole, George (I25738)
6536	He married Johanne Jakobine Birgitte Hustad, daughter of Thomas Hustad and Anna, on 06 Sep 1911 in New home of Ole, Kvistad, near Echo, MN.	Family: Harry Eugene Giffen / Johanne Jakobine Birgitte Hustad (F3451)
6537	He married Margaret Kemp October 31st, 1862 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth, Lanark Co. and next Katherine McKenzie August 19th, 1889 at Almonte, Lanark Co. William, son of the above Robert Cowie, and Jane his wife, born 22nd December, 1839, and baptized 24th October, 1840. (No. 24, in 1st Con. Bathurst.) [First Presbyterian Church Register; No. 913, Pg. 166; image 200/342] "Cowie. The death occurred at his home on the Scotch Line Sunday morning at ten o'clock of Mr. Wm. Cowie in his 79th year. Deceased had been troubled with his heart for some time, the ultimate cause of his demise. He was a son of the late Robert Cowie of Christorphon, Scotland and Jane Adams of Utica, N. Y. He was born at Utica, N. Y., on the 25th of December, 1840, and came to this country with his parents when a boy. Settling on the Scotch Line at the age of 22 years on the farm where he died, he married Margaret Kemp of Ramsay, who predeceased him 32 years, leaving a family of five sons and two daughters, Jessie died two years later. They are: Robert of Winnipeg; James of Balderson; William of Juanita, Sask.; Frank of Morden, Sask.; Isaac of Ottawa, and Mrs. Wm. Rea of Lethbridge, Alta. Deceased later married Catharine MacKenzie of Halifax, N. S., who survives with two sons and one daughter: Garvilla at home, Nelson of Alberta, and Walter who was lost on the Llandovery Castle hospital ship. Deceased had farmed on the Scotch Line for over 50 years. The funeral took place on Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock to the old Presbyterian cemetery." [Col. 3, Pg. 8; The Perth Courier; Friday, 23 Aug 1918; Vol. LXXXV, No. 3]	Cowie, William Adams (I42849)
6538	He married Margaret, daughter of Sir William Keith, Marshal of Scotland (by Margaret Fraser) who is mentioned by Wyntoun10 as defending Fyvie Castle when besieged by her nephew in 1395. She survived her husband,11 Sir James, died 1397, leaving issue two daughters	Family: Sir James de Lindsay, Knight, Lord of of Crawford, Kirkmichael, Wigton and Symontoun; Chief of Lindsay, Knight Banneret / Margaret Keith (F25000)
6539	He married Maria Abernethy, widow of Andrew de Leschelyn (Leslie) and daughter (co-heiress with her sister Margaret, Countess of Angus) of Sir Alexander de Abernethy, the dispensation for which marriage was granted on 28 November 1324,17 on the narrative that she and her previous husband were both related in the fourth degree to David de Lindsay of the diocese of Glasgow	Family: Sir David de Lindsay, Lord of Crawford and the Byres / Maria Abernethy (F24464)
6540	He married the Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Robert II., and had his estates augmented by his royal father-in law, by a gift of the barony of Strathnairn in Inverness-shire.	Family: Sir David Lindsay, of Glenesk, 1st Earl of Crawford, Knight Banneret, 10th Baron of Crawford / Elizabeth Stewart, Princess, Countess of Crawford (F24236)
6541	He married, 13 May 1813, Mary, daughter of Thomas and Deborah Sparrow of Holmstown, co. Wexford, and had three sons and three daughters. First name(s) Jacob Last name Poole Birth year - Role Groom Denomination Quaker Address Growtown Wexford Meeting Wexford Father's first name(s) Joseph Father's last name Poole Father's address Growtown Mother's first name(s) Sarah Marriage year 1813 Marriage date 01/05/1813 Marriage place Forest Spouse's first name(s) Mary Spouse's last name Sparrow Spouse's father's first name(s) Thomas Spouse's father's last name Sparrow Spouse's father's address Wexford Spouse's mother's first name(s) Deborah Attendee list John Sparrow James Webb Jacobe Martin Jacobe County Wexford Country Ireland Archive Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives Archive reference MM VI M5 Register type Marriage Description Wexford MM of Marriages Certificates 1812-1849 Record set Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Marriages Collections from Ireland Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages ? Findmypast	Family: Jacob Poole / Mary Sparrow (F8337)
6542	He may have received the gold coins of Henry (Harry) Mather.	Mather, Harry Putnam (I5385)
6543	He received $100 per week in gold for the construction of this saw.	Workman, William (I10223)
6544	He retired after 30 years of service at Southern Bell Telephone Company. He was a lifetime	Burns, Clyde Randolph (I38942)
6545	He sat in Parliament 1371 and was one of those who sealed the Act of Settlement of the Crown on Robert III. He had many safe - conducts from King Richard II, 1374-1395, being styled Lord de Lindesay in the safe-conduct of 15 December 1381, and in 1394 was an ambassador with Sir David and others to England. He and his cousin Sir David of Glenesk obtained mutual charters of entail. Sir James was Justiciar north of the Forth in 1373, also Sheriff of Lanark.	Lindsay, Sir James de Knight, Lord of of Crawford, Kirkmichael, Wigton and Symontoun; Chief of Lindsay, Knight Banneret (I72678)
6546	He sold this home about 1837.	Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)
6547	He traveled on the ship Duty and settled on Drummond C8 L11. He is later described as a widower with children so his family may have come from Ireland later.	Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)
6548	He was 29 years old and a Mechanic. He was the son of Richard cummings, born in Canada and Estella Hubbard of MI. He died from cirosis of the Liver. Death certificate can be seen at www.seekingmichigan.org Use the advanced search, easier to find	Cumming, George W. (I50284)
6549	He was a founding director of the City Bank (of Montreal), which had been established in 1831 to break the monopoly of the Bank of Montreal and increase the availability of credit. Richie's ability to negotiate financial arrangements on behalf of the company was no doubt aided by his involvement	Ritchie, William of Miramichi & Montreal (I20530)
6550	He was a piano player who made his professional debut playing for silent movies when he was 13.	Gillespie, Matthew Henry "Matt" (I40212)

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6501

HARVIE
JANET
ROBERT HARVIE/ISOBELL WATSON FR153 (FR153)
F
12/02/1755
507
11 / 294
Campbeltown

Harvie, Janet (I72984)

6502

Has (Hurcomb) under name in Bill Mather records.

Napier, William (I5466)

6503

Has a headstone at Avonbank Cemetery, but is believed to have been buried on the Brown homestead, Lot 25 [29?], Con. 17, Fullerton Twp, Perth County.

Brown, Mary (I19869)

6504

HASSARD? Frederick at the General and Marina Hospital In Owen Sound or Wednesday morning April 24th 1979 Frederick Lawrence Hassard of 1368 7th Avanua 'A Wait In Owen Sound Husband ot Nola Evelyn Heffron Father at Gerald and Bonnie both ol kitchener Bruce John Robert and Maria (Mrs Ranald Mltrsch) all ol Owen Sound Brother of William Jack and Charles all ol North Bay Edward ol Taylor Michigan Marla and Lorraine both ot Detroit Myrtle ol Windsor Mabel ol Florida- Mar gar at of Hamilton end Kathleen ot Toronto Alio survived by tour grandchildren and predeceased by a son Randy Friends may call at the Breckenrldge Ashcroft Funeral Home from 2 o'clock on Thursday until Friday afternoon where a service will be held at 30 pm Inter man! Zion Cemetery

The Sun Times
Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
27 Apr 1978, Thu ?W Page 23

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First name(s)     Fred L
Last name     Hassard
Birth year     1910
Birth date     ? Jul 1910
Death year     1978
Death date     ? Apr 1978
Cemetery     Zion Cemetary and Saint Mary Cemetery Hepworth (side by side)
City     Hepworth
County     Bruce
Province     Ontario
Country     Canada
Image link     http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/Fred-L-Hassard/4598685
Record set     Canada Billion Graves Cemetery Index
Category     Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory     Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from     Canada, Americas
Billion Graves

Hassard, Fredrick Lawrence (I30739)

6505

have five children

Family: Charles Maurice Nelson / Silvie Annetta Olson (F21498)

6506

Have not found record to substantiate this.

Lindsay, Alexander (I33200)

6507

Havelock Cottages, #9

Warner, Edward (I31044)

6508

HAVERON, Evelyn L. Peacefully at Lanark Lodge in Perth in the presence of her family, Evelyn L. (Buker) Haveron in her 96th year. Beloved wife of the late William H. (Harry) Haveron. Dearly respected mother of Jessie (Clarence) Williams of Macteir, Bill of Perth, Nancy (Jack) McTavish of Lanark and the late Mary (Al) Harvey. Dear grandma to 17 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren. Dear sister of Jessie (Joe) Beatty of Kingston. She was predeceased by her parents Alex and Jessica Buker, brothers Alex, Bob and Fred, sisters Minerva, Mable and Dorothy and 1 grandson. Evelyn will be fondly remembered by her numerous nieces, nephews, all her family and friends. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, 15 Gore St. W. Perth on Thursday, January 8th, 2009 from 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 P.M. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel on Friday at 11:00 A.M. Interment, Elmwood Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Diabetes Association or memorial fund of choice would be appreciated.

Buker, Evelyn Lavinia (I51986)

6509

HAY
HELEN
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR1367 (FR1367)
F
27/01/1786
644/1
170 441
Glasgow

Hay, Helen "Ellen" (I14635)

6510

HAY
JAMES
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR760 (FR760)
M
22/09/1769
644/1
150 147
Glasgow

Hay, James (I50543)

6511

HAY
JANET
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR1057 (FR1057)
F
16/05/1777
644/1
160 320
Glasgow

Hay, Janet (I50547)

6512

HAY
JOHN
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR839 (FR839)
M
01/01/1772
644/1
150 301
Glasgow

Hay, John (I50544)

6513

HAY
JOHN
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR968 (FR968)
M
11/02/1775
644/1
160 148
Glasgow

Hay, John (I50546)

6514

HAY
JONATHAN
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR895 (FR895)
M
13/02/1773
644/1
160 5
Glasgow

Hay, Jonathan (I50545)

6515

HAY
WILLIAM
JAMES HAY/JEAN HOOD FR701 (FR701)
M
03/12/1767
644/1
150 31
Glasgow

Hay, William (I50542)

6516

Hayes E. Warrington
Hayes E. Warrington, beloved husband of Lillian Caroline Smith passed away in the Ottawa Civic Hospital, Monday, April 25th, 1966 in hia 62nd year.

He was the son of the late James Warrington and his wife, Elizabeth matthie. He was born near Fallbrook, December 16th, 1904 He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and three sons (Dorothy) Mrs Phonzie Gemmill, of McDonald's Corners; (Mary) Mrs.Clifford Allan, RR 2 Maberly; (Muriel), Mrs Kenneth Greer of Perth; (Phyllis) Mrs Murray Strong, of Beachville, Ont: one daughter, (Ada) Mrs. Clarence Fleming passed away April 24, 1956; John, Crow Lake; Kenny and Gerald of Maberly. He also leaves to mourn his loss 18 grandchildren, two daughters-in-law, five sons-in-law, three sisters and two half sisters, (Ada), Mrs Hubert Robinson, St. Thomas, North Dakota; Mrs Cora Williams, Perth; (Hannah), Mrs. Russell Radford of Smiths Falls; Mrs Mary Stewart, of Perth; and (Alice), Mrs Neil Blair of Maberly. A sister, Sadie, a brother William, and two half-brothers, James and John passed away a number of years ago.

The funeral was conducted at the Morrow Funeral Home in Perth, Rev. Mr. Smeaton officiated and spoke comforting words to his wife, family and relatives. The hymns were "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "What a Friend we Have in Jesus".

Interment was in Crawford Cemetery, McDonald's Corners. Pallbearers were Miller Warrington, Joseph Foster, Craig Greer, Carl Ferguson, Frank McKinnon and Cyril McKinnon.

Numerous floral tributes were listed and in addition to personal contributions included L.S Ritchie and Men; Linemen and Cablemen, Canadian Pacific Communications, The Employees of Tayside Textiles Ltd; and Brown Shoe Company

Warrington, Hayes Edgiton (I31014)

6517

Hazel Arlene Parrish
Hazel A. Parrish, 76, of 1400 Poyntz Ave., died July 27 at the St. Mary Hospital.

She was born Nov 28, 1913, on a farm near Harper, Kan. She had been a Manhattan resident since 1938. She was a homemaker.

She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Manhattan. She was also a member of the P.E.O., La Sertoma, the Knitting Club, the T.P.M. Club and the '43 Newcomers' Club. She was a 1936 graduate of Kansas State Agricultural College.

She was married on Aug 22, 1936, in Enterprixe, Kan., to Donald B. Parrish. He survives, of the home.

Other survivors include one son, Robert J. Parrish, of O'Fallon, Ill.; one daughter, Joan Adams, of Montgomery, Ala.; and four grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by one son, 1st Lt. Roger A. Parrish, who was killed in an accident while serving in Vietnam in 1969, and by one brother in 1963.

Funeral services will be at 2 pm Monday at the Edwards-Yorgensen-Meloan Funeral Chapel with the Rev. JOhn Stoneking officiating. Burial will be in Sunrise Cemetery.

The Parrish family will receive friends from 7:30 to 9 pm today at the funeral home. Friends who wish may contribute to a memorial fund of their choice in memory of Hazel A. Parrish. Contributions may be left in care of Edwards-Yorgensen-Meloan Funeral Home.

Manhattan Mercury
Manhattan, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, United States
29 Jul 1990, pg. 2

Bebermeyer, Hazel Arlene (I24101)

6518

Hazel Barber
Hazel was born in Restoule, the second of two children of Isabelle (Griffith) and William James Clarke. she would have met Donald Barber during one of the community activities such as grain thrashing, dinners or dances. They were married on November 12, 1924 at St. Alban's Anglican Church in Restoule. The next day she was expected tocook breakfast for the Nipissing Hotel guests. They ran the hotel for several years, before moving first to Lost Channel in Port Loring and finally settling in Hotham to run a saw mill.
Hazel would cook for up to 20 members of the sawmill gang every work day of the summer and 5 or 6 of the logging crew in the winter. At the same time she was feeding her own family and would often serve dinner for up to 50 visiting relatives every Sunday. In the meantime she was milking the cows every day and picking 100's of quarts of berries in the summer which she cooked and canned.
Awarded a Life Membership award by the Anglican Church Women of Restoule in 1996, Hazel always knit for church bazaars and cooked and baked for church dinners. Everyone in the family agreed that no-one could make cookies like Grandma Hazel.
Hazel played the organ accompanied by Don on the violin for family hymn sings. They were married over 70 years when Don died on January 12, 1996. Hazel lived the last year of her life in Eastholme where she regularly visited with family and friends.

Laura Hazel Margaret Barber
Born: November 20, 1906
Died April 25, 1997

Husband: the late Donald James Barbber
Children: Stella Church, Mattawa; Orval (Phyllis), Nipissing; Eleanore Beatty (Jim), Nipissing; Clarke (Mae), Nipissing; Jim (Helen), Callander; Donna Saunders, North Bay; Brenda Stillar (Everitt), Powassan; Francis Barber, Nipissing.
Predeceased by son Adrian Barber & daugher Beth Cross (survived by son-in-law Lloyd Cross).
Loving Grandmother of : 36 grandchildren, 56 great-grandchildren, and nine great-great-grandchildren
Sister of: the late Russell Clarke.

Visiting: Sunday, April 27, 1997
Times: 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Place: Paul Funeral Home, Powassan
Funeral: Monday, April 28, 1997
Clergy: Rev. Grant Churcher / Rev. Dalton Woodward
Time: 11:00 am
Place: Paul Funeral Home Chapel
Spring Interment: Nipissing Cemetery

Clarke, Hazel Laura M. (I48654)

6519

Hazel Bluff Church cemetery - 5th meridian Rd. and Range Rd 10S. (Tenant? Grandparents to west 1950s?)

Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)

6520

hazel eyes, brown hair, 5 feet 5 inches,

Fitzgerald, Edward (I29458)

6521

Hazel Isobel Ennis
At her home inToronto on October 30,m died Hazel Isobel Ennis. She had enjoyed unusually good health all her life until a year ago when she first fell sick. She was the oldest daughter of George Wilson and his wife Caroline Ennis, and was born at Visalia California, on December15, 1983. Shortly after her birth her parents returned to Canada and she grew up on the Scotch Linewhere she attended the Central school and later Perth Collegiate Institute.

In 1919 she married Martin Ennis and spent the rest of her life in Toronto. Her heart remained in the country where she grew up and her funeral took place in Perth and she was buried in the family plot beside her parents and her brother Samuel who had predeceased her by only three weeks.

She had one daughter, Mary Isobel, Mrs Lorne Le Bar, now living in Montreal, and three grandchildren. Four sisters and two brothers survive her: Margaret (Mrs. Alfred Bowes); Caroline (Mrs Howard Barr); Mary (Mrs Anson Bowes); Agnes (Mrs Alfred Menzies); George Ear, for fifty years a professor at Dalhousie University, and James Arthur, long resident in Regina.

Mrs Ennis was a very active member of All Saints Anglican Church and her old rector, Rev. Mr. Smyth, came to Perth to conduct her funeral service. He paid glowing tribute to her work and to her character, saying she combined the virtues of Mary and Martha and was a splendid example of her Presbyterian upbringing. To do her duty was her constant aim andin this she seldom failed. She was always a tower of strength in times of trouble but along with her charity she combined much shrewdness and common sense. She was an excellent business woman.

Her pall bearers were Cecil and Ralph Dodds, Arthur and John Bowes, Alfred and George Menzies.

The Perth Courier
3 December 1970, pg. 10

Wilson, Hazel Isobel (I21825)

6522

he 1861 Census for this family are split across two pages numbered 3 and 12 in District six of the Township of North Elmsley that are not sequential.

(Pg. 3)
William McLean, Farmer, Scotland, 1839, Church of S., 66 (1795), Male, Married
Elizabeth McLean, , Scotland, , Church of S., 40 (1821), Female, Married
Henery Evens, , England, Church of E., 22 (1839), Male, Single
Mary McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 20 (1841), Female, Single
Elen McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 18 (1843), Female, Single
Elizabeth McLean, , Canada W., Church of S., 16 (1845), Female, Single
(Pg. 12)
Isabell McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 8 (1853), Female, Single
Jane McLean, , Canada W., , Church of S., 5 (1856), Female, Single
[Film: C-1042-1043; 1861 Census]

McLean, Jean "Jane" (I35698)

6523

He also had a son James, Rector of St. Brioc, Canon and Treasurer of Aberdeen. He had dispensation for illegitimacy on taking Holy Orders, but as Sir Alexander and his second wife must have been cousins, James may have been their son.

Lindsay, James Rector of St Brioc, Canon and Treasurer of Aberdeen (I72744)

6524

He and his wife Louise (Covell) owned th efarm and stone house across from George and Mary Oliver

McVeety, Thomas Henry (I10239)

6525

He became manager in February 1940.

Bowes, Alfred Anson (I15355)

6526

he daughter of Robert McDonald (1809-1873) and Margaret Tullis (c1818-c1858) she was born on Lot 26, V Concession of Bathurst and baptized October 26th, 1856 at First Presbyterian Church, Perth by Rev. William Bell. She died of Tuberculosis.

Her Ontario Death registration records her death 2 Sep 1897 at Bathurst aged 44 years and her memorial records 20 Sep 1897 aged 44 years but her Death Notice in the Perth Courier, 1 Oct 1897 records her death "Tuesday" October 21st, 1897 aged

McDonald, Janet "Jessie" (I43898)

6527

he death of Mrs. James Henderson which occurred on Thursday of last week takes away another Pocahontas county's pioneer settler to join the ranks of those who have gone before. She was a devout Christian, a kind neighbor and a loving wife and mother. The entire community joins in extending its sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends. Interment was in Powhatan Cemetery. Following is a sketch of her life as given us by Mr. Henderson.

The deceased was born in Lanark County, Ontario, May 27, 1834. Her parents were Elizabeth Nairn Penman (1808-1851) and William Penman (1807-1885). She united which the Presbyterian Church in her youth and continues a faithful member of that church all her life. In 1861, she moved to the county of Perth, 400 miles west of her birthplace. She was married to James Henderson on September 15, 1863. Three children were born in Ontario. Elizabeth, who married S. L. Horsman; Catherine, who married L. N. Parradee; and George [married Blanche Voris Miller], all of whom reside in this vicinity. [Elizabeth & Catherine are twins.]

In the Spring of 1866, the family moved to Pocahontas County, Iowa, settling in Powhatan township, and have made it their home since that time. Five children were born to them in Powhatan township, four sons and one daughter: William, John [married Ella Myra Harmon], James [married Eva May Harmon], Charles [married Myrtle H. Barrick], and Janet, who married Harry McFadzen. [Janet and John are twins.] She lived to see all grown to maturity and settled in homes of their own, seven of them married, one still single but has a home of his own, which was a great comfort to her. [William "Will" was single until one month after his mother died, he then married Edna Mae Meyers.]

She has been a great sufferer for the past five years, but never complained, bearing it with patience and Christian fortitude. On the morning of January 8, 1903 she fell asleep in Jesus, to awake no more until the resurrection morn, when she will hear the welcome voice of her Lord, sayhing to her, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Thou has been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of thy Lord."

She leave behind to mourn her departure a husband, five sons, three daughters, and nineteen grandchildren.

Penman, Beatrice (I13047)

6528

He died 20 Nov. 1827, and was buried in the graveyard of the Society of Friends at Forest, Co. Wexford.

Archive     Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives
Archive reference     ROD-WEXFORD-1859
Record set     Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Deaths
First name(s)     Jacob
Sex     Male
Last name     Poole
Burial year     1827
Birth year     -
Death year     1827
Denomination     Quaker
Country     Ireland
Burial place     Forrest
Meeting     Wexford
Age     54 yrs
Address     Growtown
Death date     20/11/1827
Burial date     22/11/1827
Register type     Death & Burial
Description     Register of deaths, WEXFORD, 1859
Subcategory     Parish Burials
Category     Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Collections from     Ireland
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Poole, Jacob (I24317)

6529

He died a comparatively young man while living within the Perth area. His famiy eventually all moved out west.

Chaplin, James William (I5815)

6530

He exchange his right in the homestead for this property.

Young, Daniel Thomas (I9706)

6531

He filed on a quarter of land two and a half mies east of Winger, but unfortunately all of the good farming land was settled up and occupied when he got there. It wa almost impossible for them to farm it so he sold out and moved to Bransvold Township, Polk County< Minnesota and bought 200 acrs of good productive land that he improved and built up and the Ericksons have made their home since 1910.

Olsenbranten, Ole Erickson (I61382)

6532

He had a pension from Crail, the entries in the Exchequer Rolls proving that he died between June 1397 and May 1398. He was a substitute in the entails of Sir James and Sir David, but no mention of his issue subsequently occurs, so he presumably died without male issue.

battle of Yerneuil

Lindsay, Sir Alexander of Kinneff and Baltrody (I72677)

6533

He held a 50 year Past Master Jewel and 50 year Past 1st Principal Jewel.

Pollock, William Caldwell (I37296)

6534

he imigated to Canada

Condie, Hugh (I11035)

6535

He married in southern Ohio and died leaving one son, William, who married and lived near Felicity, Ohio; and one daughter Georgie, unmarried, who spent some years at Polo, living with her cousins.

Poole, George (I25738)

6536

He married Johanne Jakobine Birgitte Hustad, daughter of Thomas Hustad and Anna, on 06 Sep 1911 in New home of Ole, Kvistad, near Echo, MN.

Family: Harry Eugene Giffen / Johanne Jakobine Birgitte Hustad (F3451)

6537

He married Margaret Kemp October 31st, 1862 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Perth, Lanark Co. and next Katherine McKenzie August 19th, 1889 at Almonte, Lanark Co.

William, son of the above Robert Cowie, and Jane his wife, born 22nd December, 1839, and baptized 24th October, 1840. (No. 24, in 1st Con. Bathurst.)
[First Presbyterian Church Register; No. 913, Pg. 166; image 200/342]

"Cowie. The death occurred at his home on the Scotch Line Sunday morning at ten o'clock of Mr. Wm. Cowie in his 79th year. Deceased had been troubled with his heart for some time, the ultimate cause of his demise. He was a son of the late Robert Cowie of Christorphon, Scotland and Jane Adams of Utica, N. Y. He was born at Utica, N. Y., on the 25th of December, 1840, and came to this country with his parents when a boy. Settling on the Scotch Line at the age of 22 years on the farm where he died, he married Margaret Kemp of Ramsay, who predeceased him 32 years, leaving a family of five sons and two daughters, Jessie died two years later. They are: Robert of Winnipeg; James of Balderson; William of Juanita, Sask.; Frank of Morden, Sask.; Isaac of Ottawa, and Mrs. Wm. Rea of Lethbridge, Alta. Deceased later married Catharine MacKenzie of Halifax, N. S., who survives with two sons and one daughter: Garvilla at home, Nelson of Alberta, and Walter who was lost on the Llandovery Castle hospital ship. Deceased had farmed on the Scotch Line for over 50 years. The funeral took place on Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock to the old Presbyterian cemetery."
[Col. 3, Pg. 8; The Perth Courier; Friday, 23 Aug 1918; Vol. LXXXV, No. 3]

Cowie, William Adams (I42849)

6538

He married Margaret, daughter of Sir William Keith, Marshal of Scotland (by Margaret Fraser) who is mentioned by Wyntoun10 as defending Fyvie Castle when besieged by her nephew in 1395. She survived her husband,11 Sir James, died 1397, leaving issue two daughters

Family: Sir James de Lindsay, Knight, Lord of of Crawford, Kirkmichael, Wigton and Symontoun; Chief of Lindsay, Knight Banneret / Margaret Keith (F25000)

6539

He married Maria Abernethy, widow of Andrew de Leschelyn (Leslie) and daughter (co-heiress with her sister Margaret, Countess of Angus) of Sir Alexander de Abernethy, the dispensation for which marriage was granted on 28 November 1324,17 on the narrative that she and her previous husband were both related in the fourth degree to David de Lindsay of the diocese of Glasgow

Family: Sir David de Lindsay, Lord of Crawford and the Byres / Maria Abernethy (F24464)

6540

He married the Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Robert II., and had his estates augmented by his royal father-in law, by a gift of the barony of Strathnairn in Inverness-shire.

Family: Sir David Lindsay, of Glenesk, 1st Earl of Crawford, Knight Banneret, 10th Baron of Crawford / Elizabeth Stewart, Princess, Countess of Crawford (F24236)

6541

He married, 13 May 1813, Mary, daughter of Thomas and Deborah Sparrow of Holmstown, co. Wexford, and had three sons and three daughters.

First name(s)     Jacob
Last name     Poole
Birth year     -
Role     Groom
Denomination     Quaker
Address     Growtown Wexford
Meeting     Wexford
Father's first name(s)     Joseph
Father's last name     Poole
Father's address     Growtown
Mother's first name(s)     Sarah
Marriage year     1813
Marriage date     01/05/1813
Marriage place     Forest
Spouse's first name(s)     Mary
Spouse's last name     Sparrow
Spouse's father's first name(s)     Thomas
Spouse's father's last name     Sparrow
Spouse's father's address     Wexford
Spouse's mother's first name(s)     Deborah
Attendee list
John Sparrow
James Webb
Jacobe Martin
Jacobe
County     Wexford
Country     Ireland
Archive     Religious Society Of Friends In Ireland Archives
Archive reference     MM VI M5
Register type     Marriage
Description     Wexford MM of Marriages Certificates 1812-1849
Record set     Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Marriages
Collections from     Ireland
Category     Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory     Parish Marriages
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Family: Jacob Poole / Mary Sparrow (F8337)

6542

He may have received the gold coins of Henry (Harry) Mather.

Mather, Harry Putnam (I5385)

6543

He received $100 per week in gold for the construction of this saw.

Workman, William (I10223)

6544

He retired after 30 years of service at Southern Bell Telephone Company. He was a lifetime

Burns, Clyde Randolph (I38942)

6545

He sat in Parliament 1371 and was one of those who sealed the Act of Settlement of the Crown on Robert III. He had many safe - conducts from King Richard II, 1374-1395, being styled Lord de Lindesay in the safe-conduct of 15 December 1381, and in 1394 was an ambassador with Sir David and others to England. He and his cousin Sir David of Glenesk obtained mutual charters of entail. Sir James was Justiciar north of the Forth in 1373, also Sheriff of Lanark.

Lindsay, Sir James de Knight, Lord of of Crawford, Kirkmichael, Wigton and Symontoun; Chief of Lindsay, Knight Banneret (I72678)

6546

He sold this home about 1837.

Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)

6547

He traveled on the ship Duty and settled on Drummond C8 L11. He is later described as a widower with children so his family may have come from Ireland later.

Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)

6548

He was 29 years old and a Mechanic.
He was the son of Richard cummings, born in Canada and Estella Hubbard of MI.
He died from cirosis of the Liver.

Death certificate can be seen at www.seekingmichigan.org
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Cumming, George W. (I50284)

6549

He was a founding director of the City Bank (of Montreal), which had been established in 1831 to break the monopoly of the Bank of Montreal and increase the availability of credit. Richie's ability to negotiate financial arrangements on behalf of the company was no doubt aided by his involvement

Ritchie, William of Miramichi & Montreal (I20530)

6550

He was a piano player who made his professional debut playing for silent movies when he was 13.

Gillespie, Matthew Henry "Matt" (I40212)

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