Family: William John "John" Steele / Anna Marion Scott (F1872)

m. 22 Dec 1871

• Male William John "John" Steele

  
  

  Birth	1847
  Death	27 Apr 1918
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  Marriage	22 Dec 1871
  Father	Living | F14907 Group Sheet
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  Female Anna Marion Scott

  
  

  Birth	31 May 1844
  Death	15 Jan 1924
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  Father	James Scott | F1871 Group Sheet
  Mother	Ann Ritchie | F1871 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male James Arthur Steele

  
  

  Birth	13 Aug 1884
  Death	21 Sep 1955	Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada
  Burial		Scotch Line Cemetery, Scotch Line, Burgess Twp, Lanark, Ontario, Canada
  Spouse	Jean Gibson | F3952
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  Spouse	Living | F14674
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  Spouse	Living | F14888
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• Notes

  Married: Hymeneal Calvin church, Bathurst, was the scene of a nice wedding on Wednesday, Dec. 1st; the contracting parties being Mr. Wm. George Fournier, of Bathurst, and Miss Jennie, second daughter of mr and Mrs W.J. Steele, of Scotch Line. At 11 o'clock am, as Mrs Rugus H. Deacon, the bride's sister, played the wedding march, the groomsman and groom marched in, when the bride was given away by her father. Following these came the bridesmaid. The knot was tied by the pastor of the church, Rev. D.H. Hodges. This being the first wedding in the church, the minister in befalf of the session presented the newly-married couple with a handsome Bible. The bride looked charming in a suit of cream cashmere, and was assisted by her sister, L. Jessie, dressed similarly. Mr Gus Fournier, brother of the groom, fulfilled the duties of groomsman. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the bride's home and partook of a wedding dinner, and soon after started for the home of the groom's parents where a grand tea and a large crowd of friends awaited them. Supper was again served at 12 o'clock. The festivities were kept up till nearly morning, when the company began to leave, wishing the young couple every happiness in the future. The bride received many handsom as well as useful presents. Perth Courier 10 Dec 1897

  
  

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