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6701	Home was called Lily Creek.	Campion, William (I9703)
6702	HOMSON AGNES MATHEW THOMSON/MARRION SELKIRK FR25 (FR25) F 23/08/1778 638/ 10 39 Dalserf	Thomson, Agnes (I7340)
6703	Honor Late Trainman At Funeral in Perth Duncan W. Park Served C. P.R. 47 Years PERTH, Ont.. April 19 The funeral of Duncan W. Park, who passed away in Toronto on Thursday was held this afternoon from the funeral home of Alex Blair and Son. Interment was In Elmwood cemetery. Deceased was born In Dalhousie township 73 years ago, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert (sic) Park. For 47 years he was employed as a trainman with the CPR and before coming to Perth In 1919 as a conductor on the Perth-Montreal local on the Toronto-Montreal passenger run. In 1927 he was superannuated and continued to reside in Perth. During the past few years deceased travelled extensively to warmer climates during the winter months. His wife, who was Miss Alice Wright of North Bay, predeceased him three years ago. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. John Walen, Detroit: one sister, Mrs. Agnes Myrtle Williams, Toronto; two brothers, Hugh Allan Park, Winnipeg, and Edward Park, 2 Somerset street west, Ottawa. The pallbearers were W. J. Warren. L. J. Dowdall. Fred Ferguson, Perth, Robert Carvill, Massena. NY, George Holly, Ottawa, and James Park, Dalhousie. Among the relatives from a distance attending the funeral were Edward Park. Ottawa: Mrs. Eva Ellis. Westboro; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Carvill, Massena. N T.; George Holly. Ottawa, and Mrs. Joseph Walen, Detroit. A number of C.P.R. officials from Montreal. Ottawa and Smiths Falls attended the funeral The funeral services were conducted by Rev. H. A. Berus of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 20 Apr 1936, Mon ?W Page 18	Park, Duncan William (I48981)
6704	HORN AGNUS ALEXANDER HORN/ELISABETH DOLLAR F 18/08/1744 498 10 / 359 KIRKINTILLOCH	Horn, Agnes (I51703)
6705	Horn Harbor Nursing Home,	Lucas, Blanche Louise (I65177)
6706	HORTON-? McPHAIL, ST WILLIAMS ? A double wedding was performed Saturday morning at the Baptiat parsonant where Rev Archie Forsyth united in marriage Margaret Maxine Underhill daughter of Mr and Mrs John Underhill to Mr Hugh McPhail son of Mr and Mrs Arthur McPhail and Miss Jean McPhail daughter of Mr and Mr Arthur McPhail to Mr John Horton son of Mr and Mrs George Horton, all of St Williams. Both brides wore floor-length gowns of pale blue sheer over satln and their flowers were pink roses. Each couple acted as attendants for the other couple Following the honeymoon Mr and Mr MacPhail and Mr and Mrs Horton will resida in South Walsingham. The Expositor Brantford, Ontario, Canada 04 Mar 1954, Thu ?W Page 7	Family: Hugh Archie McPhail / Margaret Maxine "Nina" Underhill (F15907)
6707	Hospital 28 Marloes Rd. Kensington, England	Hurst, Fredrick Charles (I34412)
6708	Hospital for Insane, Woodbridge, Ontario Name Valentine H Goldhawk Gender Male Age 39 Birth Date 1877 Birth Place Woodbridge, Ontario Death Date 25 Feb 1916 Death Place Middlesex, Ontario, Canada Cause of Death General Parisis	Goldhawk, Valentine Howard (I49143)
6709	Hotel keeper in Sharbot Lake and Auctioneer	Munro, Thomas (I2888)
6710	House and Land Landlord - John C. Harvey Tenant - Joseph Poole County - Wexford Barony - Forth Union - Wexford Parish - Killiane Townland - Little Killiane Placename - Little Killiane Place type - townland	Poole, Joseph (I23683)
6711	House and land - 1 a, 1 r, 20 p Landlord - William Poole Tenant - John Greene County - Wexford Barony - Gorey Union - Gorey Parish - Kilnahue Townland - Ballyowen Placename - Ballyowen Place type - Townland	Poole, William (I23684)
6712	House and Lots for Sale The subscriber offers for sale at a very low figure and on liberal terms, his frame dwelling house on Victoria Street, with two building lots, which will be sold together or separately. The house is a good building, in good repair, convenient and comfortable. For particulars as to terms etc., apply at the Courier Office, or to the subscriber on the premises. D. Rowat Perth, 31st July, 1857 (1867) The Perth Courier, 2 Aug 1867	Rowat, David (I36367)
6713	House Burnt About half-past two o'clock, on Friday morning, 3rd inst., about an hour later than fires take place in Ottawa, the fire alarm bells pealed out their dreaded notes, awakening the citizens, who hurriedly rushed for the theatre of the fire, which was seen to be in New England. The fire company had their engine out promptly and were soon at the fire, which was found to be confined to a frame building occupied and owned by a man named Miller and his family. When the fire company arrived the building was wholly engulphed in flames, and as no water could be obtained they could put forth no efforts to save the building. The fire is believed to have been caused by the usual means, namely, by hot ashes left in the kitchen. When discovered by the inmates they had just sufficient time to escape with their lives. All household effects were destroyed, and as there was no insurance on the building the loss will be a heavy one to the owner. The Almonte Gazette Almonte, Ontario, Canada 17 Sep 1875 pg. 2 col. 3 Almonte - Between 2 and 3:00 on Friday morning last the Almonte fire bell rang out loud and clear, thus giving warning that a fire was in progress. The scene of the fire was situated in "New England". The fire company turned out with their engine but before they could reach the scene the house which was on fire was well night consumed. The house belonged to Mr. Charles Miller, an employee of the factories. From what we can learn the fire was caused by hot ashes which had been placed in an outhouse attached to the building. The house with its contents was entirely consumed and the inmates were not aware of the disaster that had befallen them until some of the burning timbers began falling about their ears. There was no insurance. The Perth Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada September 17, 1875	Miller, Charles (I33932)
6714	House to Let That eligible and convenient House upon the Island, built and owned by Mr. W. Tully. for 1, 2, or 3 years Terms moderate Malcolm Cameron June 23, 1836. Bathurst Courier Perth, Ontario, Canada Friday, August 5, 1836	Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)
6715	House, offices, land 62 a, 3 r, 0 p Landlord - Stephen Ram Tenant - William Poole County - Wexford Barony - Gorey Union - Gorey Parish - Kilnahue Townland - Ballyowen Placename - Ballyowen Place type - Townland	Poole, William (I23684)
6716	HOUSE: COOLCARTA FARM Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Coolcarta Farm Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allan Pollok held a property valued at ?20 in the townland of Annaghcorrib, parish of Clonfert, barony of Longford. It is labelled as Coolcarta Farm on the 25-inch Ordnance Survey map of the 1890s. Padraig Lane states that this property was damaged by fire during land agitation in the 1850s. A substantial farm still exists at the site. Townland:?tab?Annaghcorrib?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe DED:?tab?Kylemore 18 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?100 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M925210 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.23935 -8.11234	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6717	HOUSE: CROWSNEST Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Crowsnest Description:?tab?In 1856 Allan Pollok was the occupier and lessor of a property valued at ?6 together with over 460 acres, in the townland of Crowsnest, parish of Clontuskert, barony of Longford. Molloy provides a detailed description of the huge farmyard (M868239) in the neighbouring townland of Ganaveen which was part of the Pollok estate. The latter was destroyed by fire in 1920. The Crowsnest property is now in ruins. Townland:?tab?Crowsnest?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clontuskert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe DED:?tab?Lismanny 20 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?100 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M862228 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25540 -8.20679	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6718	HOUSE: CURRAGHBOG Estate(s):?tab?Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Curraghbog Description:?tab?Leased by Allen Pollok to Michael Kelly in the mid 1850s when it was valued at ?7. A house is still extant at the site. Townland:?tab?Curraghbog?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy DED:?tab?Creggs 74 Barony:?tab?Ballymoe County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?19 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M743 614 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.60181 -8.38826	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6719	HOUSE: FAIRFIELD Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Fairfield Description:?tab?Valued at ?18 and held in fee by Pollok at the time of Griffith's Valuation. It is no longer extant. Townland:?tab?Fairfield?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy DED:?tab?Creggs 74 Barony:?tab?Ballymoe County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?19 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M734 604 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59278 -8.40177	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6720	HOUSE: KILQUAIN Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Kilquain Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allen Pollok held a property in Kilquain valued at ?5 10s which was used as a steward's house. There is evidence of estate architecture in the vicinity but twentieth century buildings on site. Townland:?tab?Kilquain?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Kilquain Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna DED:?tab?Kilquain 175 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?108 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M852140 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.17629 -8.22137	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6721	HOUSE: KYLEMORE DAIRY Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Kylemore Dairy Description:?tab?Allan Pollok held a property valued at ?7 together with over 400 acres in the townland of Kylemore, parish of Clonfert, barony of Longford in 1856. On the 25-inch Ordnance survey map of the 1890s there is a property labelled Kylemore Dairy in this townland. Parts of the farm buildings remain at the site. Townland:?tab?Kylemore?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe DED:?tab?Kylemore 18 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?88, 100 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M904231 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25819 -8.14386	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6722	HOUSE: LISBEG Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Lisbeg Description:?tab?In 1906 the representatives of John Pollok were in possession of a house and buildings valued at ?65 at Lisbeg, parish of Clonfert. At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allen Pollok had owned the townland of 353 acres and a herd's house valued at almost ?3. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage states that it was re-built after a fire in the 1890s and occupied by John Gardiner at that time. It is still extant and occupied. Townland:?tab?Lisbeg?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe DED:?tab?Clonfert 16 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?108, 109 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M932209 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.23846 -8.10186	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6723	HOUSE: LISSANACODY Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Lissanacody Description:?tab?The Pollok estate held a steward and caretakers' houses at Lissanacody, barony of Longford at the time of Griffith's Valuation, valued at ?6 between them. In 1906 the property was part of the estate of the John Pollok's representatives and was valued at ?7.Molloy writes that these buildings, which were unoccupied at the time, were damaged by fire in 1854. Some farm buildings remain at the site. Townland:?tab?Lissanacody?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Donanaghta Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna DED:?tab?Eyrecourt 173 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?108 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M892177 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.20964 -8.16166	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6724	HOUSE: MILLFORD Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Millford Description:?tab?Allen Pollok held a steward's house and offices valued at ?16 at Millford at the time of Griffith's Valuation. Extensive buildings remain at the site. Townland:?tab?Millford?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy DED:?tab?Creggs 74 Barony:?tab?Ballymoe County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?19 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M750 605 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59376 -8.37761	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6725	HOUSE: OGHIL Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Oghil Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation, Allan Pollok held a property at Oghil More townland, parish of Clonfert, on which a house was in progress, together with a mill and other buildings. The property stood on 368 acres. The mill chimney was demolished during the later twentieth century but many of the other buildings remain. Townland:?tab?Oghil More?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe Union DED:?tab?Laurencetown 19 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?100 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M890214 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.24288 -8.16479	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6726	HOUSE: SKEHAGHARD Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany); McDonnell (Dunmore); Dowell (Skehaghard) Property/House name:?tab?Skehaghard Description:?tab?Built by Allen Dowell circa 1840. Occupied by Edward Dowell at the time of Griffith's Valuation when it was valued at ?32. Advertised for sale in 1855 and bought by Alan Pollock. A lithograph and long description of the house are included in the sale rental. It was the home of Pollock's steward, George Lowe, for a time and leased to Martin J. McDonnell from 1883-1912. Taken over by the Congested Districts Board in 1918, the house was demolished in 1919. Townland:?tab?Skehaghard?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy DED:?tab?Creggs 74 Barony:?tab?Ballymoe County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?19 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M735 609 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59728 -8.40030	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6727	HOUSE: SYCAMOREHILL Estate(s):?tab? Pollok (Lismany) Property/House name:?tab?Sycamorehill Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation, Allan Pollok held a property at Sycamorehill, parish of Clonfert, valued at ?16. Molloy states that this house was burned during land agitation on the Pollok estate in the 1850s but it was subsequently re-built. Sycamorehill is still extant and part of a large farm. Townland:?tab?Sycamorehill?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe DED:?tab?Laurencetown 19 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?100 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M882226 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25365 -8.17681	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6728	HOUSE: WOODVIEW Estate(s):?tab? Eyre (Eyrecourt & Eyreville); Pollok (Lismany); Daly (Eyrecourt & Bellgrove) Property/House name:?tab?Woodview Description:?tab?In the 1830s a "gentleman's residence" named Woodview already existed here. Slater notes it as the seat of Richard G. Daly in 1846. At the time of Griffith's Valuation Richard Eyre was leasing this property from Richard G. Daly. By 1906 this house had become part of the Pollok estate and was valued at ?10. The house is still extant and occupied. Townland:?tab?Buddelagh & Cloghbrack?tab? Civil Parish:?tab?Donanaghta Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna DED:?tab?Eyrecourt 173 Barony:?tab?Longford County:?tab?Galway OS Sheet Number:?tab?108 OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M903173 Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.20607 -8.14519	Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)
6729	Household Relation Name Birth Head Archibald Ashby Circa 1894 Wife Thelma Ashby Circa 1898 Daughter Margaret Ilene Ashby Circa 1922 Daughter Lonella Clark Ashby Circa 1924 Servant Carl Schaub Circa 1903 Name Thelma Ashby Gender Female Birth Circa 1898 Ontario, Canada Origin Irish Religion Church of England Residence June 1 1931 Peace River South, Alberta, Canada Age 33 Marital status Married Nationality Canadian Sub district description Township 60 in range 26, west of the fourth meridian, exclusive of the village of Westlock Father's birth place Ontario, Canada Mother's birth place Ontario, Canada Husband Archibald Ashby Children Margaret Ilene Ashby Lonella Clark Ashby Census District Peace River South Page 5.0 Province Alberta Line 35 Country Canada Dwelling 53 Date June 1 1931 Family 54 Sub district number 2 Microfilm T-27357 District number 223A	Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)
6730	Household Members Members that resided in the household at the time of the census. First name(s)?tab?Last name?tab?Relationship?tab?Marital status?tab?Sex?tab?Age?tab?Birth year?tab?Occupation?tab?Birth place James?tab?Reid?tab?Head?tab?Married?tab?Male?tab?39?tab?1812?tab?H L Weaver?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Catherine?tab?Reid?tab?Wife?tab?Married?tab?Female?tab?39?tab?1812?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Robert?tab?Reid?tab?Son?tab?Unmarried?tab?Male?tab?14?tab?1837?tab?Weavers Draw Boy Assistant?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Margaret?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?10?tab?1841?tab?Scholar?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Agnes?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?7?tab?1844?tab?Scholar?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland James?tab?Reid?tab?Son?tab?Unmarried?tab?Male?tab?5?tab?1846?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Catherine?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?2?tab?1849?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland Agnes?tab?Reid?tab?Mother?tab?Widow?tab?Female?tab?73?tab?1778?tab?Weavers Winder?tab?Ireland	Reid, Robert Murray (I39395)
6731	Household Members Robert Miller 48; Peter Miller 36 Name Peter Miller, Age 36; Estimated Birth Year 1845 Relationship Brother Gender Male Where born Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire Registration Number 496 Registration district Dumbarton Civil parish Dumbarton Town Dumbarton County Dumbartonshire Address 2 Mc Lean Pl. Church St Occupation Ship Carpenter ED 9 Household schedule number 96 Line 4 Roll cssct1881_144 Household Members Household Members Name Age Robert Miller 48 Peter Miller 36	Miller, Robert (I10215)
6732	HOUSTON ANDREW ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR2074 (FR2074) M 03/10/1824 559 60 / 158 ABBEY	Houston, Andrew (I68958)
6733	HOUSTON ARCHIBALD ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1195 (FR1195) M 04/05/1813 559 30 / 446 ABBEY	Houston, Archibald (I68954)
6734	HOUSTON ARCHIBALD JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR413 (FR413) M 11/07/1823 565 20 / 18 HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN	Houston, Archibald (I68968)
6735	HOUSTON JAMES ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR125 (FR125) M 27/08/1809 566 10 / 114 INCHINNAN HOUSTON JAMES ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1171 (FR1171) M 27/08/1809 559 30 / 400 ABBEY	Houston, James (I68952)
6736	HOUSTON JAMES JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR181 (FR181) M 06/05/1810 565 10 / 181 HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN	Houston, James (I68966)
6737	HOUSTON JANET ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR2022 (FR2022) F 30/12/1821 559 60 / 62 ABBEY	Houston, Janet (I68957)
6738	HOUSTON JANET JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR185 (FR185) F 09/09/1812 565 10 / 189 HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN	Houston, Janet (I68967)
6739	HOUSTON MARY ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1238 (FR1238) F 24/07/1817 559 30 / 531 ABBEY HOUSTON MARY ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1240 (FR1240) F 24/08/1817 559 30 / 535 ABBEY	Houston, Mary (I68955)
6740	HOUSTON MARY ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1240 (FR1240) F 24/08/1817 559 30 / 535 ABBEY	Houston, John (I68956)
6741	HOUSTON WILLIAM ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR127 (FR127) M 02/07/1811 566 10 / 116 INCHINNAN	Houston, William (I68953)
6742	Houston - The Funeral Service of Laura Houston who died on July 13, 1985 was held from Chapel, Sashatoon Funeral Home on Thursday, July 25, 1985 at 10:30 a.m. Conducted by Rev. Carlton Miller, Cremation. Honorary Bearers were Hazeel Helem, Agnes Mottram, Evan Simpson, Art Waddington, Clayton Ferguson, Del Richards, John Nakonechny, and Eric Young. Interment Family Plot Ruthilda Cemetery. Star-Phoenix 1985-07-26 - Page 31 HOUSTON The death of Laura Houston (nee Halpenny) age 95 years of 1400 Avenue K. South, Saskatoon occurred at her residence on July 13, 1985. The Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, July 25 at 10 30 a m from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev Carlton Miller. Memorial donations to a charity of the donors choice apprecited in lieu of flowers. Surviving are two sons Clarke, Vernon, B C. and Bruce, Edmonton, Alberta; granddaughter Carole, Lethbridge, Alberta, and greatgrandchildren, Greg, Calgary, Alberta, Laurie, Vancouver, B C. and Bonnie, Edmonton, Alberta She was predeceased by her husband Ross in 1937 and two sons, Gordon in 1979 and Earle In 1980. Mrs Houston was born April 1, 1890 and was raised In the Minnedosa area in Manitoba. Her early working years were spent in a millinery shop In Minnedosa She married Ross Houston in 1913 and moved to Saskatchewan to settle on a homestead In the Plenty Ruthll-da district. Mrs. Houston was very active In Church and Sunday School activities In the Rose School and Ruthilda areas. She moved to New Westminster, B C. in 1942 and in 1956 returned to Saskatoon where she made her home unil her death Mrs. Houston had been a meber of Second Street United Church and was a life member of Saskatoon Chapter No. 4 Order of the Eastern Star. Interment of ere-mams will take place in the family plot in Ruthilda Cemetery. Arrangements are entrusted to the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Star-Phoenix Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 17 Jul 1985, Wed ?W Page 47	Halpenny, Laura Clark (I48847)
6743	Howard E. Wheeler 1911-2004 SACKVILLE, N.B.- Howard E. Wheeler, age 92 , of Sackville, N.B., passed away suddenly on September 27, 2004 at the Sackville Memorial Hospital, Sackville, N.B. Born in Runnymede, P.Q., on October 7, 1911, he was the son of the late David and Grace (Dawson) Wheeler. Howard was a farmer and salmon guide in his younger years, was a produce manager until his retirement, and was a member of active service during the war. Howard was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church, loved his garden and was an avid card player and story teller. Howard is survived by his wife, Margaret Wheeler of Sackville, N.B.; one son, Eric (Dorothy) Wheeler of Sackville, N.B. and one daughter, Barbara H. Wheeler of Fredericton, N.B.; one sister-in-law, Margaret Wheeler of Dalhousie, N.B.; several nieces and nephews. Howard was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He was predeceased by his son, Gordon Wheeler in 2001. http://www.inmemoriam.ca/view-announcement-148723-howard-e-wheeler.html	Wheeler, Howard E. (I41253)
6744	Howard Lionel Wilson was the son of H. R. Wilson (born in Ontario) and Amelia Bogart (born in North Dakota). The informant was H. R. Wilson of Enderby, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1919-09-252728, registered as Howard Lyonel Wilson. From the Okanagan Commoner of Thursday April 24, 1919 (P5C4), via the UBC historical newspapers website: Born--At the Enderby Hospital, April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, twin boys.	Wilson, Howard Lionel (I60764)
6745	HOWIE MARGARET HUGH HOWIE/MARY EDUARD FR90 (FR90) F 28/12/1712 575/ 10 81 Renfrew	Howie, Margaret "Mary" (I37655)
6746	HOWIE MARY DAVID POLLOCK/FR1380 (FR1380) 09/02/1732 559/ 40 96 Abbey	Family: David Pollock / Margaret "Mary" Howie (F12682)
6747	HOWISON, Helen Life Long Brockville Resident. Peacefully, at the Brockville General Hospital, Charles Street Site on Thursday October 23, 2014. Helen Margaret Howison of Brockville, age 103 years. Beloved daughter of George and Florence (Gibbins) Howison. Loving aunt of George Howison of Brockville, John Howison (Anne) of Mallorytown, Judy Johnston (Dick) of Rockport and Florence Bolton of Hamilton. Also a dear friend Val Smylie of Brockville. Predeceased by sisters Edyth and Marion Howison and brothers Gibbins (Opal), Gordon (Lillian), Arthur (Iva), Harold and John Howison. Family and friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home , 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville, on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Tuesday October 28th, 2014 at 11:00 am. Interment will follow at Oakland Cemetery. In memory of Helen, donations to the Brockville and District Hospital Foundation Palliative Care, St. Lawrence Anglican Church Brockville or the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.	Howison, Helen Margarete (I47952)
6748	http://canadianheadstones.com/qc/view.php?id=136968 The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, 4 January 1944 Elizabeth Douglas, 82, Dies at New York Home Miss Elizabeth Douglas, 82, died Sunday evening at her home, at Spuyten Duyvil, New York City. She was the eldest daughter of Dr. James Douglas, president for many years of the Phelps-Dodge corporation. She was born Dec. 16, 1881 (sic), in Beauport, Quebec. She was intensely interested in the spiritual and civic development of the territory of Arizona and was her father's constant companion on his many inspection tours of Phelps-Dodge properties in this section. She was more recently an authority on the history of Arizona mining camps. Surviving in Arizona are a brother, Walter Douglas of Phoenix, a niece, Mrs. Denison Kitchel of Phoenix, and a nephew, Walter Douglas of Tucson. A brother, James S. Douglas, now living in Canada, was a resident of Douglas for many years, and a nephew is Lewis W. Douglas, former congressman from Arizona and now deputy war shipping administrator. Another sister, Mrs. Archibald Douglas, also survives her adn is living at Spuyten Duyvil. Article courtesy of Contributor Cori Hoag	Douglas, Elizabeth (I32925)
6749	http://www.canadianheadstones.com/qc/view.php?id=136967 James Stuart Douglas, Jr. (1867? 1949), popularly known as Rawhide Jimmy, was a Canadian-American businessman and mining executive. Douglas was the son of James Douglas, a Canadian mining engineer and executive. Born in Quebec, Jimmy Douglas grew up in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, where his father managed the Chemical Copper Company. Douglas left home at 17 and moved west to Manitoba, where he homesteaded. Suffering from asthma, he moved to the Arizona Territory, in the United States, in the hope that the drier climate might provide relief. After a year in Sulpher Springs Valley, where he cultivated strawberries, he moved to Bisbee at his father's request to work as an assayer for the Copper Queen Mine. In 1892 Douglas moved to Prescott to work for the Commercial Mining Company, an affiliate of the Phelps Dodge mining company. Eight years later he was transferred to Sonora, Mexico, to manage the copper mine and smelter at Pilares and Nacozari; and directed construction of a railroad from Douglas, Arizona to Nacozari. While at Pilares, he acquired his nickname, "Rawhide Jimmy", because of his technique of using rawhide to protect the rollers on mining equipment. Afterward, he moved to Cananea, Sonora, to manage the copper operations there. His tenure was marked by riots and labor problems, which were endemic to the Cananea mines. In 1912, Douglas returned to central Arizona, where he took an option on the United Verde Extension (UVX) property, a speculative venture to find the down-faulted extension of the great "United Verde" ore body near Jerome, Arizona. In 1914, with funds near exhaustion, an exploration drift cut bonanza copper ore. The UVX became a profitable mine. During 1916 alone, the mine produced $10 million worth of copper, silver and gold, of which $7.4 million was profit.[3] The UVX paid $55 million in dividends during its life (1915? 1938), making Douglas a wealthy man. In 1939, Douglas retired to Canada, where he died of heart failure in 1949. Douglas' Jerome mansion is open to the public as the Jerome State Historic Park. Douglas' son, Lewis W. Douglas, who also entered the mining business, went on to a successful political career as a Congressman from 1927? 33; and the Ambassador to the United Kingdom (1947? 51). The copper-roofed cottage on the hillside adjacent to the Douglas Mansion was built as a wedding present for Lewis.	Douglas, James Stuart (I32926)
6750	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nenthead The small village of Nenthead in the county of Cumbria is one of England's highest villages, at around 450 m (1,500 feet).[1] It was not built until the middle of the 18th century and was one of the earliest purpose-built industrial villages in Britain. Nenthead was a major centre for lead and silver mining in the North Pennines of Britain. The first smelt mill was built at Nenthead in 1737 by George Liddle, and this was subsequently expanded by the London Lead Company. By 1882 the smelt mill was capable of smelting 8,000 bings of ore per annum.[2] Rampgill Nenthead Nenthead in 1861 was a bustling village of some 2,000 people, mostly Methodist and employed by the Quaker-owned London Lead Company in the Nenthead Mines - some of the most productive in the country. The benevolent Quakers built, amongst other things, housing, a school, a reading room, public baths and a wash-house for the miners and their families. Nenthead was the first village in the UK to have electric street lighting from excess power generated by the mines. The mines were responsible for as many good things as well as bad, life expectancy was short but the children were being educated. For many mine explorers Nenthead is a mecca as many miles of accessible mines remain. It features some of the most stunning mines in the country with several horse whims and an 80 m (260-foot) engine shaft in Rampghill. The mines closed in 1961 and there is a heritage centre displaying their history.	Swindle, Thomas (I14410)

Notes

Linked to

6701

Home was called Lily Creek.

Campion, William (I9703)

6702

HOMSON
AGNES
MATHEW THOMSON/MARRION SELKIRK FR25 (FR25)
F
23/08/1778
638/
10 39
Dalserf

Thomson, Agnes (I7340)

6703

Honor Late Trainman At Funeral in Perth
Duncan W. Park Served C. P.R. 47 Years
PERTH, Ont.. April 19
The funeral of Duncan W. Park, who passed away in Toronto on Thursday was held this afternoon from the funeral home of Alex Blair and Son. Interment was In Elmwood cemetery.

Deceased was born In Dalhousie township 73 years ago, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert (sic) Park. For 47 years he was employed as a trainman with the CPR and before coming to Perth In 1919 as a conductor on the Perth-Montreal local on the Toronto-Montreal passenger run. In 1927 he was superannuated and continued to reside in Perth. During the past few years deceased travelled extensively to warmer climates during the winter months.

His wife, who was Miss Alice Wright of North Bay, predeceased him three years ago.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. John Walen, Detroit: one sister, Mrs. Agnes Myrtle Williams, Toronto; two brothers, Hugh Allan Park, Winnipeg, and Edward Park, 2 Somerset street west, Ottawa.

The pallbearers were W. J. Warren. L. J. Dowdall. Fred Ferguson, Perth, Robert Carvill, Massena. NY, George Holly, Ottawa, and James Park, Dalhousie. Among the relatives from a distance attending the funeral were Edward Park. Ottawa: Mrs. Eva Ellis. Westboro; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Carvill, Massena. N T.; George Holly. Ottawa, and Mrs. Joseph Walen, Detroit. A number of C.P.R. officials from Montreal. Ottawa and Smiths Falls attended the funeral The funeral services were conducted by Rev. H. A. Berus of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church.

The Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
20 Apr 1936, Mon ?W Page 18

Park, Duncan William (I48981)

6704

HORN
AGNUS
ALEXANDER HORN/ELISABETH DOLLAR
F
18/08/1744
498
10 / 359
KIRKINTILLOCH

Horn, Agnes (I51703)

6705

Horn Harbor Nursing Home,

Lucas, Blanche Louise (I65177)

6706

HORTON-? McPHAIL, ST WILLIAMS ?

A double wedding was performed Saturday morning at the Baptiat parsonant where Rev Archie Forsyth united in marriage Margaret Maxine Underhill daughter of Mr and Mrs John Underhill to Mr Hugh McPhail son of Mr and Mrs Arthur McPhail
and
Miss Jean McPhail daughter of Mr and Mr Arthur McPhail to Mr John Horton son of Mr and Mrs George Horton, all of St Williams.

Both brides wore floor-length gowns of pale blue sheer over satln and their flowers were pink roses. Each couple acted as attendants for the other couple Following the honeymoon Mr and Mr MacPhail and Mr and Mrs Horton will resida in South Walsingham.

The Expositor
Brantford, Ontario, Canada
04 Mar 1954, Thu ?W Page 7

Family: Hugh Archie McPhail / Margaret Maxine "Nina" Underhill (F15907)

6707

Hospital
28 Marloes Rd.
Kensington, England

Hurst, Fredrick Charles (I34412)

6708

Hospital for Insane, Woodbridge, Ontario

Name     Valentine H Goldhawk
Gender     Male
Age     39
Birth Date 1877
Birth Place Woodbridge, Ontario
Death Date     25 Feb 1916
Death Place Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
Cause of Death     General Parisis

Goldhawk, Valentine Howard (I49143)

6709

Hotel keeper in Sharbot Lake and Auctioneer

Munro, Thomas (I2888)

6710

House and Land
Landlord - John C. Harvey
Tenant - Joseph Poole
County - Wexford
Barony - Forth
Union - Wexford
Parish - Killiane
Townland - Little Killiane
Placename - Little Killiane
Place type - townland

Poole, Joseph (I23683)

6711

House and land - 1 a, 1 r, 20 p
Landlord - William Poole
Tenant - John Greene
County - Wexford
Barony - Gorey
Union - Gorey
Parish - Kilnahue
Townland - Ballyowen
Placename - Ballyowen
Place type - Townland

Poole, William (I23684)

6712

House and Lots for Sale
The subscriber offers for sale at a very low figure and on liberal terms, his frame dwelling house on Victoria Street, with two building lots, which will be sold together or separately. The house is a good building, in good repair, convenient and comfortable. For particulars as to terms etc., apply at the Courier Office, or to the subscriber on the premises.
D. Rowat
Perth, 31st July, 1857 (1867)

The Perth Courier, 2 Aug 1867

Rowat, David (I36367)

6713

House Burnt
About half-past two o'clock, on Friday morning, 3rd inst., about an hour later than fires take place in Ottawa, the fire alarm bells pealed out their dreaded notes, awakening the citizens, who hurriedly rushed for the theatre of the fire, which was seen to be in New England. The fire company had their engine out promptly and were soon at the fire, which was found to be confined to a frame building occupied and owned by a man named Miller and his family. When the fire company arrived the building was wholly engulphed in flames, and as no water could be obtained they could put forth no efforts to save the building. The fire is believed to have been caused by the usual means, namely, by hot ashes left in the kitchen. When discovered by the inmates they had just sufficient time to escape with their lives. All household effects were destroyed, and as there was no insurance on the building the loss will be a heavy one to the owner.

The Almonte Gazette
Almonte, Ontario, Canada
17 Sep 1875 pg. 2 col. 3

Almonte -
Between 2 and 3:00 on Friday morning last the Almonte fire bell rang out loud and clear, thus giving warning that a fire was in progress. The scene of the fire was situated in "New England". The fire company turned out with their engine but before they could reach the scene the house which was on fire was well night consumed. The house belonged to Mr. Charles Miller, an employee of the factories. From what we can learn the fire was caused by hot ashes which had been placed in an outhouse attached to the building. The house with its contents was entirely consumed and the inmates were not aware of the disaster that had befallen them until some of the burning timbers began falling about their ears. There was no insurance.

The Perth Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
September 17, 1875

Miller, Charles (I33932)

6714

House to Let
That eligible and convenient House upon the Island, built and owned by Mr. W. Tully.
for 1, 2, or 3 years
Terms moderate
Malcolm Cameron
June 23, 1836.

Bathurst Courier
Perth, Ontario, Canada
Friday, August 5, 1836

Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)

6715

House, offices, land 62 a, 3 r, 0 p
Landlord - Stephen Ram
Tenant - William Poole
County - Wexford
Barony - Gorey
Union - Gorey
Parish - Kilnahue
Townland - Ballyowen
Placename - Ballyowen
Place type - Townland

Poole, William (I23684)

6716

HOUSE: COOLCARTA FARM
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Coolcarta Farm
Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allan Pollok held a property valued at ?20 in the townland of Annaghcorrib, parish of Clonfert, barony of Longford. It is labelled as Coolcarta Farm on the 25-inch Ordnance Survey map of the 1890s. Padraig Lane states that this property was damaged by fire during land agitation in the 1850s. A substantial farm still exists at the site.

Townland:?tab?Annaghcorrib?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe
DED:?tab?Kylemore 18
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?100
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M925210
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.23935 -8.11234

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6717

HOUSE: CROWSNEST
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Crowsnest
Description:?tab?In 1856 Allan Pollok was the occupier and lessor of a property valued at ?6 together with over 460 acres, in the townland of Crowsnest, parish of Clontuskert, barony of Longford. Molloy provides a detailed description of the huge farmyard (M868239) in the neighbouring townland of Ganaveen which was part of the Pollok estate. The latter was destroyed by fire in 1920. The Crowsnest property is now in ruins.
Townland:?tab?Crowsnest?tab?

Civil Parish:?tab?Clontuskert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe
DED:?tab?Lismanny 20
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?100
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M862228
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25540 -8.20679

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6718

HOUSE: CURRAGHBOG
Estate(s):?tab?Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Curraghbog
Description:?tab?Leased by Allen Pollok to Michael Kelly in the mid 1850s when it was valued at ?7. A house is still extant at the site.

Townland:?tab?Curraghbog?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet
Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy
DED:?tab?Creggs 74
Barony:?tab?Ballymoe
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?19
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M743 614
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.60181 -8.38826

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6719

HOUSE: FAIRFIELD
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Fairfield
Description:?tab?Valued at ?18 and held in fee by Pollok at the time of Griffith's Valuation. It is no longer extant.

Townland:?tab?Fairfield?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet
Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy
DED:?tab?Creggs 74
Barony:?tab?Ballymoe
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?19
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M734 604
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59278 -8.40177

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6720

HOUSE: KILQUAIN
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Kilquain
Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allen Pollok held a property in Kilquain valued at ?5 10s which was used as a steward's house. There is evidence of estate architecture in the vicinity but twentieth century buildings on site.
Townland:?tab?Kilquain?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Kilquain
Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna
DED:?tab?Kilquain 175
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?108
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M852140
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.17629 -8.22137

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6721

HOUSE: KYLEMORE DAIRY
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Kylemore Dairy
Description:?tab?Allan Pollok held a property valued at ?7 together with over 400 acres in the townland of Kylemore, parish of Clonfert, barony of Longford in 1856. On the 25-inch Ordnance survey map of the 1890s there is a property labelled Kylemore Dairy in this townland. Parts of the farm buildings remain at the site.

Townland:?tab?Kylemore?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe
DED:?tab?Kylemore 18
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?88, 100
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M904231
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25819 -8.14386

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6722

HOUSE: LISBEG
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Lisbeg
Description:?tab?In 1906 the representatives of John Pollok were in possession of a house and buildings valued at ?65 at Lisbeg, parish of Clonfert. At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allen Pollok had owned the townland of 353 acres and a herd's house valued at almost ?3. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage states that it was re-built after a fire in the 1890s and occupied by John Gardiner at that time. It is still extant and occupied.
Townland:?tab?Lisbeg?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe
DED:?tab?Clonfert 16
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?108, 109
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M932209
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.23846 -8.10186

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6723

HOUSE: LISSANACODY
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Lissanacody
Description:?tab?The Pollok estate held a steward and caretakers' houses at Lissanacody, barony of Longford at the time of Griffith's Valuation, valued at ?6 between them. In 1906 the property was part of the estate of the John Pollok's representatives and was valued at ?7.Molloy writes that these buildings, which were unoccupied at the time, were damaged by fire in 1854. Some farm buildings remain at the site.

Townland:?tab?Lissanacody?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Donanaghta
Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna
DED:?tab?Eyrecourt 173
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?108
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M892177
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.20964 -8.16166

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6724

HOUSE: MILLFORD
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Millford
Description:?tab?Allen Pollok held a steward's house and offices valued at ?16 at Millford at the time of Griffith's Valuation. Extensive buildings remain at the site.

Townland:?tab?Millford?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet
Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy
DED:?tab?Creggs 74
Barony:?tab?Ballymoe
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?19
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M750 605
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59376 -8.37761

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6725

HOUSE: OGHIL
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Oghil
Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation, Allan Pollok held a property at Oghil More townland, parish of Clonfert, on which a house was in progress, together with a mill and other buildings. The property stood on 368 acres. The mill chimney was demolished during the later twentieth century but many of the other buildings remain.
Townland:?tab?Oghil More?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe Union
DED:?tab?Laurencetown 19
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?100
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M890214
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.24288 -8.16479

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6726

HOUSE: SKEHAGHARD
Estate(s): Pollok (Lismany); McDonnell (Dunmore); Dowell (Skehaghard)
Property/House name:?tab?Skehaghard
Description:?tab?Built by Allen Dowell circa 1840. Occupied by Edward Dowell at the time of Griffith's Valuation when it was valued at ?32. Advertised for sale in 1855 and bought by Alan Pollock. A lithograph and long description of the house are included in the sale rental. It was the home of Pollock's steward, George Lowe, for a time and leased to Martin J. McDonnell from 1883-1912. Taken over by the Congested Districts Board in 1918, the house was demolished in 1919.

Townland:?tab?Skehaghard?tab?
Civil Parish:?tab?Kilbegnet
Poor Law Union:?tab?Glennamaddy
DED:?tab?Creggs 74
Barony:?tab?Ballymoe
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?19
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M735 609
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.59728 -8.40030

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6727

HOUSE: SYCAMOREHILL
Estate(s):?tab?
Pollok (Lismany)
Property/House name:?tab?Sycamorehill
Description:?tab?At the time of Griffith's Valuation, Allan Pollok held a property at Sycamorehill, parish of Clonfert, valued at ?16. Molloy states that this house was burned during land agitation on the Pollok estate in the 1850s but it was subsequently re-built. Sycamorehill is still extant and part of a large farm.
Townland:?tab?Sycamorehill?tab?

Civil Parish:?tab?Clonfert
Poor Law Union:?tab?Ballinasloe
DED:?tab?Laurencetown 19
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?100
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M882226
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.25365 -8.17681

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6728

HOUSE: WOODVIEW
Estate(s):?tab? Eyre (Eyrecourt & Eyreville); Pollok (Lismany); Daly (Eyrecourt & Bellgrove)
Property/House name:?tab?Woodview
Description:?tab?In the 1830s a "gentleman's residence" named Woodview already existed here. Slater notes it as the seat of Richard G. Daly in 1846. At the time of Griffith's Valuation Richard Eyre was leasing this property from Richard G. Daly. By 1906 this house had become part of the Pollok estate and was valued at ?10. The house is still extant and occupied.
Townland:?tab?Buddelagh & Cloghbrack?tab?

Civil Parish:?tab?Donanaghta
Poor Law Union:?tab?Portumna
DED:?tab?Eyrecourt 173
Barony:?tab?Longford
County:?tab?Galway
OS Sheet Number:?tab?108
OSI Grid Reference:?tab?M903173
Latitude / Longitude:?tab?53.20607 -8.14519

Pollok, Allan of Lismany (Lismay), Galway, Ireland (I38021)

6729

Household
Relation      Name      Birth
Head      Archibald Ashby      Circa 1894
Wife      Thelma Ashby      Circa 1898
Daughter      Margaret Ilene Ashby      Circa 1922
Daughter      Lonella Clark Ashby      Circa 1924
Servant      Carl Schaub      Circa 1903

Name      Thelma Ashby
Gender      Female
Birth      Circa 1898
Ontario, Canada
Origin      Irish
Religion      Church of England
Residence      June 1 1931
Peace River South, Alberta, Canada
Age      33
Marital status      Married
Nationality      Canadian
Sub district description      Township 60 in range 26, west of the fourth meridian, exclusive of the village of Westlock
Father's birth place      Ontario, Canada
Mother's birth place      Ontario, Canada
Husband      Archibald Ashby
Children      Margaret Ilene Ashby
Lonella Clark Ashby
Census
District      Peace River South      Page      5.0
Province      Alberta      Line      35
Country      Canada      Dwelling      53
Date      June 1 1931      Family      54
Sub district number      2      Microfilm      T-27357
District number      223A

Ashby, Archibald Clark (I4347)

6730

Household Members
Members that resided in the household at the time of the census.
First name(s)?tab?Last name?tab?Relationship?tab?Marital status?tab?Sex?tab?Age?tab?Birth year?tab?Occupation?tab?Birth place
James?tab?Reid?tab?Head?tab?Married?tab?Male?tab?39?tab?1812?tab?H L Weaver?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Catherine?tab?Reid?tab?Wife?tab?Married?tab?Female?tab?39?tab?1812?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Robert?tab?Reid?tab?Son?tab?Unmarried?tab?Male?tab?14?tab?1837?tab?Weavers Draw Boy Assistant?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Margaret?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?10?tab?1841?tab?Scholar?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Agnes?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?7?tab?1844?tab?Scholar?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
James?tab?Reid?tab?Son?tab?Unmarried?tab?Male?tab?5?tab?1846?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Catherine?tab?Reid?tab?Daughter?tab?Unmarried?tab?Female?tab?2?tab?1849?tab?-?tab?Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Agnes?tab?Reid?tab?Mother?tab?Widow?tab?Female?tab?73?tab?1778?tab?Weavers Winder?tab?Ireland

Reid, Robert Murray (I39395)

6731

Household Members
Robert Miller 48; Peter Miller 36

Name Peter Miller, Age 36; Estimated Birth Year     1845
Relationship     Brother
Gender     Male
Where born     Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire
Registration Number     496
Registration district     Dumbarton
Civil parish     Dumbarton
Town     Dumbarton
County     Dumbartonshire
Address     2 Mc Lean Pl. Church St
Occupation     Ship Carpenter
ED     9
Household schedule number     96
Line     4
Roll     cssct1881_144
Household Members
Household Members
Name     Age
Robert Miller     48
Peter Miller     36

Miller, Robert (I10215)

6732

HOUSTON
ANDREW
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR2074 (FR2074)
M
03/10/1824
559
60 / 158
ABBEY

Houston, Andrew (I68958)

6733

HOUSTON
ARCHIBALD
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1195 (FR1195)
M
04/05/1813
559
30 / 446
ABBEY

Houston, Archibald (I68954)

6734

HOUSTON
ARCHIBALD
JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR413 (FR413)
M
11/07/1823
565
20 / 18
HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN

Houston, Archibald (I68968)

6735

HOUSTON
JAMES
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR125 (FR125)
M
27/08/1809
566
10 / 114
INCHINNAN

HOUSTON
JAMES
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1171 (FR1171)
M
27/08/1809
559
30 / 400
ABBEY

Houston, James (I68952)

6736

HOUSTON
JAMES
JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR181 (FR181)
M
06/05/1810
565
10 / 181
HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN

Houston, James (I68966)

6737

HOUSTON
JANET
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR2022 (FR2022)
F
30/12/1821
559
60 / 62
ABBEY

Houston, Janet (I68957)

6738

HOUSTON
JANET
JOHN HOUSTON/JEAN BLACKWOOD FR185 (FR185)
F
09/09/1812
565
10 / 189
HOUSTON AND KILLELLAN

Houston, Janet (I68967)

6739

HOUSTON
MARY
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1238 (FR1238)
F
24/07/1817
559
30 / 531
ABBEY

HOUSTON
MARY
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1240 (FR1240)
F
24/08/1817
559
30 / 535
ABBEY

Houston, Mary (I68955)

6740

HOUSTON
MARY
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR1240 (FR1240)
F
24/08/1817
559
30 / 535
ABBEY

Houston, John (I68956)

6741

HOUSTON
WILLIAM
ARCHIBALD HOUSTON/MARY BLACKWOOD FR127 (FR127)
M
02/07/1811
566
10 / 116
INCHINNAN

Houston, William (I68953)

6742

Houston -
The Funeral Service of Laura Houston who died on July 13, 1985 was held from Chapel, Sashatoon Funeral Home on Thursday, July 25, 1985 at 10:30 a.m. Conducted by Rev. Carlton Miller, Cremation. Honorary Bearers were Hazeel Helem, Agnes Mottram, Evan Simpson, Art Waddington, Clayton Ferguson, Del Richards, John Nakonechny, and Eric Young. Interment Family Plot Ruthilda Cemetery.

Star-Phoenix
1985-07-26 - Page 31

HOUSTON The death of Laura Houston (nee Halpenny) age 95 years of 1400 Avenue K. South, Saskatoon occurred at her residence on July 13, 1985. The Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, July 25 at 10 30 a m from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conducted by Rev Carlton Miller. Memorial donations to a charity of the donors choice apprecited in lieu of flowers. Surviving are two sons Clarke, Vernon, B C. and Bruce, Edmonton, Alberta; granddaughter Carole, Lethbridge, Alberta, and greatgrandchildren, Greg, Calgary, Alberta, Laurie, Vancouver, B C. and Bonnie, Edmonton, Alberta She was predeceased by her husband Ross in 1937 and two sons, Gordon in 1979 and Earle In 1980. Mrs Houston was born April 1, 1890 and was raised In the Minnedosa area in Manitoba. Her early working years were spent in a millinery shop In Minnedosa She married Ross Houston in 1913 and moved to Saskatchewan to settle on a homestead In the Plenty Ruthll-da district. Mrs. Houston was very active In Church and Sunday School activities In the Rose School and Ruthilda areas. She moved to New Westminster, B C. in 1942 and in 1956 returned to Saskatoon where she made her home unil her death Mrs. Houston had been a meber of Second Street United Church and was a life member of Saskatoon Chapter No. 4 Order of the Eastern Star. Interment of ere-mams will take place in the family plot in Ruthilda Cemetery. Arrangements are entrusted to the Saskatoon Funeral Home.

Star-Phoenix
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
17 Jul 1985, Wed ?W Page 47

Halpenny, Laura Clark (I48847)

6743

Howard E. Wheeler 1911-2004 SACKVILLE, N.B.-

Howard E. Wheeler, age 92 , of Sackville, N.B., passed away suddenly on September 27, 2004 at the Sackville Memorial Hospital, Sackville, N.B. Born in Runnymede, P.Q., on October 7, 1911, he was the son of the late David and Grace (Dawson) Wheeler. Howard was a farmer and salmon guide in his younger years, was a produce manager until his retirement, and was a member of active service during the war. Howard was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church, loved his garden and was an avid card player and story teller. Howard is survived by his wife, Margaret Wheeler of Sackville, N.B.; one son, Eric (Dorothy) Wheeler of Sackville, N.B. and one daughter, Barbara H. Wheeler of Fredericton, N.B.; one sister-in-law, Margaret Wheeler of Dalhousie, N.B.; several nieces and nephews. Howard was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He was predeceased by his son, Gordon Wheeler in 2001.
http://www.inmemoriam.ca/view-announcement-148723-howard-e-wheeler.html

Wheeler, Howard E. (I41253)

6744

Howard Lionel Wilson was the son of H. R. Wilson (born in Ontario) and Amelia Bogart (born in North Dakota). The informant was H. R. Wilson of Enderby, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1919-09-252728, registered as Howard Lyonel Wilson.

From the Okanagan Commoner of Thursday April 24, 1919 (P5C4), via the UBC historical newspapers website:
Born--At the Enderby Hospital, April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, twin boys.

Wilson, Howard Lionel (I60764)

6745

HOWIE
MARGARET
HUGH HOWIE/MARY EDUARD FR90 (FR90)
F
28/12/1712
575/
10 81
Renfrew

Howie, Margaret "Mary" (I37655)

6746

HOWIE
MARY
DAVID POLLOCK/FR1380 (FR1380)
09/02/1732
559/
40 96
Abbey

Family: David Pollock / Margaret "Mary" Howie (F12682)

6747

HOWISON, Helen

Life Long Brockville Resident. Peacefully, at the Brockville General Hospital, Charles Street Site on Thursday October 23, 2014. Helen Margaret Howison of Brockville, age 103 years. Beloved daughter of George and Florence (Gibbins) Howison. Loving aunt of George Howison of Brockville, John Howison (Anne) of Mallorytown, Judy Johnston (Dick) of Rockport and Florence Bolton of Hamilton. Also a dear friend Val Smylie of Brockville. Predeceased by sisters Edyth and Marion Howison and brothers Gibbins (Opal), Gordon (Lillian), Arthur (Iva), Harold and John Howison. Family and friends may call at the Barclay Funeral Home , 137 Pearl Street East, Brockville, on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Tuesday October 28th, 2014 at 11:00 am. Interment will follow at Oakland Cemetery. In memory of Helen, donations to the Brockville and District Hospital Foundation Palliative Care, St. Lawrence Anglican Church Brockville or the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.

Howison, Helen Margarete (I47952)

6748

http://canadianheadstones.com/qc/view.php?id=136968

The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, 4 January 1944
Elizabeth Douglas, 82, Dies at New York Home
Miss Elizabeth Douglas, 82, died Sunday evening at her home, at Spuyten Duyvil, New York City.

She was the eldest daughter of Dr. James Douglas, president for many years of the Phelps-Dodge corporation. She was born Dec. 16, 1881 (sic), in Beauport, Quebec.

She was intensely interested in the spiritual and civic development of the territory of Arizona and was her father's constant companion on his many inspection tours of Phelps-Dodge properties in this section. She was more recently an authority on the history of Arizona mining camps.

Surviving in Arizona are a brother, Walter Douglas of Phoenix, a niece, Mrs. Denison Kitchel of Phoenix, and a nephew, Walter Douglas of Tucson.

A brother, James S. Douglas, now living in Canada, was a resident of Douglas for many years, and a nephew is Lewis W. Douglas, former congressman from Arizona and now deputy war shipping administrator. Another sister, Mrs. Archibald Douglas, also survives her adn is living at Spuyten Duyvil.
Article courtesy of Contributor Cori Hoag

Douglas, Elizabeth (I32925)

6749

http://www.canadianheadstones.com/qc/view.php?id=136967

James Stuart Douglas, Jr. (1867? 1949), popularly known as Rawhide Jimmy, was a Canadian-American businessman and mining executive.

Douglas was the son of James Douglas, a Canadian mining engineer and executive. Born in Quebec, Jimmy Douglas grew up in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, where his father managed the Chemical Copper Company. Douglas left home at 17 and moved west to Manitoba, where he homesteaded. Suffering from asthma, he moved to the Arizona Territory, in the United States, in the hope that the drier climate might provide relief.

After a year in Sulpher Springs Valley, where he cultivated strawberries, he moved to Bisbee at his father's request to work as an assayer for the Copper Queen Mine.

In 1892 Douglas moved to Prescott to work for the Commercial Mining Company, an affiliate of the Phelps Dodge mining company. Eight years later he was transferred to Sonora, Mexico, to manage the copper mine and smelter at Pilares and Nacozari; and directed construction of a railroad from Douglas, Arizona to Nacozari. While at Pilares, he acquired his nickname, "Rawhide Jimmy", because of his technique of using rawhide to protect the rollers on mining equipment. Afterward, he moved to Cananea, Sonora, to manage the copper operations there. His tenure was marked by riots and labor problems, which were endemic to the Cananea mines.

In 1912, Douglas returned to central Arizona, where he took an option on the United Verde Extension (UVX) property, a speculative venture to find the down-faulted extension of the great "United Verde" ore body near Jerome, Arizona. In 1914, with funds near exhaustion, an exploration drift cut bonanza copper ore. The UVX became a profitable mine. During 1916 alone, the mine produced $10 million worth of copper, silver and gold, of which $7.4 million was profit.[3] The UVX paid $55 million in dividends during its life (1915? 1938), making Douglas a wealthy man.

In 1939, Douglas retired to Canada, where he died of heart failure in 1949.

Douglas' Jerome mansion is open to the public as the Jerome State Historic Park.

Douglas' son, Lewis W. Douglas, who also entered the mining business, went on to a successful political career as a Congressman from 1927? 33; and the Ambassador to the United Kingdom (1947? 51). The copper-roofed cottage on the hillside adjacent to the Douglas Mansion was built as a wedding present for Lewis.

Douglas, James Stuart (I32926)

6750

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nenthead

The small village of Nenthead in the county of Cumbria is one of England's highest villages, at around 450 m (1,500 feet).[1] It was not built until the middle of the 18th century and was one of the earliest purpose-built industrial villages in Britain. Nenthead was a major centre for lead and silver mining in the North Pennines of Britain. The first smelt mill was built at Nenthead in 1737 by George Liddle, and this was subsequently expanded by the London Lead Company. By 1882 the smelt mill was capable of smelting 8,000 bings of ore per annum.[2]

Rampgill Nenthead
Nenthead in 1861 was a bustling village of some 2,000 people, mostly Methodist and employed by the Quaker-owned London Lead Company in the Nenthead Mines - some of the most productive in the country. The benevolent Quakers built, amongst other things, housing, a school, a reading room, public baths and a wash-house for the miners and their families. Nenthead was the first village in the UK to have electric street lighting from excess power generated by the mines. The mines were responsible for as many good things as well as bad, life expectancy was short but the children were being educated.

For many mine explorers Nenthead is a mecca as many miles of accessible mines remain. It features some of the most stunning mines in the country with several horse whims and an 80 m (260-foot) engine shaft in Rampghill. The mines closed in 1961 and there is a heritage centre displaying their history.

Swindle, Thomas (I14410)

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