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| 4001 | Reflections Reflections on the life of our Dad, our Grandpa and our Great Grandpa, John Chapman, born and named Jan Tjepkema, on October 21, 1912 in Hamilton, Ontario to his parents Jan and Johanna Tjepkema. He had an older sister, Greta and two younger brothers, Ed and Bill. His parents were both born in Holland and immigrated to Canada, where his father was a machinist and worked for Chipman Hotton, Canada Cotton and Sawyer Massey. At the young age of 46, when Dad was only 6, his father died of rheumatic fever, leaving his mother with four young children. She returned to Holland with her children, where she left the youngest son, Bill, age 2, with her parents, where he remained until he was 14. She returned to Hamilton with her three older children and worked at "The Boys' Home" on Stinson St., so she could keep her children together. Life was not easy in The Boys' Home, with sometimes as many as 200 boys. There was very strict and sometimes cruel discipline and assigned tasks to do daily. Not perfect and often mischievous, Dad was still chosen to do many errands outside the home, especially delivering messages on foot and was often also chosen for outside outings. On one occasion, he was to deliver a message to Nora Frances Henderson, a member of the City Council, to her home and had to wait for a reply. She was kind and loving and gave him a piece of pumpkin pie, which contained caraway seeds. Dad thought mice had left their droppings so he stuck the pie in his pocket to be rid of it. On Mrs. Henderson's return, she thought he had eaten the pie so fast, he must be very hungry and brought him another piece which he had to eat. The Henderson General Hospital, where Dad passed away, June 10 was named after the same Nora Frances Henderson. During this time in The Boys' Home, the Head Mistress, a very strict and stern Jamaican-born lady, decided Tjepkema was too hard to pronounce and to spell so she arranged to have their name changed to Chapman and Jan to John, thus Dad became John Chapman, but his official birth certificate is still Jan Tjepkema. At the age of 13, Dad was sent to be a helper on the farm of Lloyd and Lizzie Swartz, at R.R.#2, Nanticoke, Ont. Lloyd had a much younger sister, named Maggie, who lived with her parents just up the road, but an introduction of John and Maggie was made. Dad returned to Hamilton after the farm stint and worked at Stelco. During his teenage years, around 17, he was working at home with some steel and a fragment of steel entered his eye and he was blinded in that eye for the rest of his life. Working at Stelco was not for Dad, so he returned to the Nanticoke area and married Maggie Swarts in 1934 and they lived with Maggie's parents. The family soon grew to four, with the birth of daughters, Doris and then Fay and remained in that vicinity, living with Grandpa and Grandma Swarts and eventually moving on their own to rented accomodations. During this time the Second World War was raging, and brothers Ed and Bill enlisted in the Armed Forces. Dad wanted to, but could not pass the medical due to only one sighted eye. So when Jarvis Airport was proposed Dad became a carpenter there, building hangars, mess halls, barracks and stayed on as a Tractor Operator for the duration of the Jarvis Airport, until it was dismantled in 1945 and he helped drive all the military vehicles to Kapuskasing, Ontario. Though not in uniform, he served his country well. Doris was now ready for High School, so for the best interests of his children's education, Dad went to Simcoe and secured a job at Norfolk Co-Op Lumber Yard and moved our family to Simcoe in 1946. From Norolk Co-Op he went to work in the British Knit Plant, but Dad loved working with wood and building, so he left and worked for several small construction companies namely, Ralph Bint; Elliot Construction and Bob Spencer. He finally realized it would be easier to be your own boss and build the way you thought it should be done, so he went on his own, self-employed, and built many beautiful homes with specialty built-in hand-crafted kitchen cupboards and bathroom vanities, from which he retired in the late 60's. Our homes were always very modest, rented accomodations, where our friends were always welcome and most of the parties with our teenage friends were in our home. Not until both Doris and Fay were married and owning their own homes did Dad and Mum purchase their first and only home at 262 John St. S. in Simcoe, two doors from Bill and Barb Helka, and Bill is here today as a Pall Bearer. This home was an old dilapidated relic, but on a large lot. Dad completely removed the inside, rebuilt it, a large garage and workshop, and it was home until 1995. Dad was widowed in April, 1989, with the passing of Mum and he fared well for several years, but then realized he sometimes never used his voice for several days, unless someone visited or the phone rang. He looked for a retirement home, chose Leisure Living in Jarvis, did all his own real estate dealings and moved in October, 1995, where he enjoyed life and made many friendships for almost 9 years. Debbie and Mike, the Administrators of Leisure Living tried and succeeded in making it home for Dad and Mike is here today as a Pall Bearer. Dad didn't have many outside interests but he loved to sing, had a good voice and became a member of the Simcoe Barbershoppers, where he enjoyed singing lead for nearly 25 years. His favourite conductor, The Music Man with a capital M, Ray Danley, is here today as a Pall Bearer. Dad and Mum never travelled far, but they did enjoy Ontario and spent much time travelling all the back roads Dad could find. He was a travelling Road Map and could tell you what the number of the road was, what the next town would be and where we could stop for a coffee and get a good piece of pie and he was always right. He studied the maps at home, but never referred to them on a trip. It was all in his head. He enjoyed humor, jokes and puns and could repeat almost every story or joke he heard or read even at 91. Even two weeks ago, when being prepared for his right knee replacement surgery, he joked with the nurse, who was setting up the IV and was having difficulty. He said "You wouldn't be having trouble because you are trying to give me POISON IVY, would you?" She didn't get it, until Fay said, "Poison Ivy" and she said, "Oh, John! You're too much for me, even at 91." Most of Dad's decisions were right ones, but to have his right knee replaced at 91 years was too risky and proved to be, as he contracted pneumonia and could not fight the infection. God spared Dad for nearly 92 years and so we say, "Thank you, Lord, for his good influence in the lives of us your daughters, Doris and Fay, and sharing in the lives of our husbands, Earl and Fred, your Grandsons, Geoff and Scott and their wives Christine and Lois and your Great Grandchildren, Kathryn, Jessica, Alexis and Noah. We will miss you immensely, Dad. Your Loving Family CHAPMAN, John, At the Henderson General Hospital, Hamilton, on Thursday, June 10, 2004 in his 92nd year. Forever loved and remembered by his daughters and sons-in-law, Doris and Earl Skirrow of Stoney Creek, Fay and Fred Tyrrell of Hamilton, his grandsons, Geoff and his wife Christine Skirrow of Stoney Creek, Scott and his wife Lois Skirrow of St. George and his great-grandchildren, Kathryn, Jessica and Alexis Skirrow of Stoney Creek and Noah Skirrow of St. George. Predeceased by his wife of 55 years, Maggie (1989), his sister Greta Lofthouse (1996), and his brothers, Edward (1972) and William, (April 2004). Visitation for Mr. Chapman will be at the THOMPSON WATERS FUNERAL HOME, 102 First Ave., Port Dover (519-583-1530) on Sunday, June 13, 2004, 2:00-4:00 p.m. only. Funeral Service will be held Monday, June 14, 2004 at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel. Reverend Franklin Thomas officiating. Interment at Port Dover Cemetery. For those wishing, memorial donations to a charity of choice would be appreciated by the family. | Chapman, John (I04415)
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| 4002 | REGISTER 0F ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WATERLOO, TOWNSHIP 0F BERTIE, 1836 Edsal buried - January 22nd - Hannah Edsal, widow of the late James Edsal*, Sr., aged fifty seven years died on the twentieth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one and was buried on the twenty second following by John Anderson. | Wintermute, Hannah (I07782)
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| 4003 | Registration says Samuel Henry Lambert | Lambert, Samuel Harvey (I17340)
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| 4004 | Remember - the particulars required below must immediately after the Solemnization of the Marriage, be filled up and this License be forwarded forthwith, etc ... 001542 Date of Ceremony December 28th 1910, Place Township of Walpole, County of Norfolk, Name of Groom Mr. Charles Lofthouse, Name of Bride Miss Mary Jane Smith, Name of Witness Omer Lofthouse, Residence Township of Walpole, Name of Witness Florence Smith, Residence Township of Walpole, Name of Minister Rev. Jos. Munt, P. O. Address Decewsville, Denomination Baptist. The form must have been filled in wrong and the name of the Witness entered as the name of the Groom, as the ceremonies were both on the same day, so it would have been Charles Lofthouse that Mary Jane Smith married, not Omer. Omer would marry Mary Jane's sister Florence Evelina in 1912, recorded as Bachelor. Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Omer Lofthouse, Aged 22 Years, Resides Walpole, Bachelor, Farmer, Methodist, Father Christopher Loftouse, Farmer, Mother Jane Hoskin, Mary Jane Smith, Aged 24 Years, Resides Walpole, Spinster, Farmer's Daughter, Baptist, Father William Henry Smith, Farmer, Mother Lucy Bell Long, Witnesses Omer Lofthouse, Walpole, Florence Smith, Walpole, December 28th 1910 at Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Solemnized by James Munt, Decewsville, Ontario, by License, Registered January 9th 1911, S. A. Thompson Division Registrar of Walpole Wentworth Deaths, Hamilton - Lofthouse Charles, Residence R. R. # 3, Jarvis, Ontario, Male, English, Married, Born Ontario, Date of Birth July 5, 1889, Aged 42 Years 8 Months 22 Days, Farmer, At Place of Death 7 Days, In Ontario Life, In Canada Life, Father Christopher Lofthouse, Born England, Mother Jennie Hoskins, Born England, Informant Mrs. Charles Lofthouse, R. R. #3, Jarvis, Wife, Date of Death March 27, 1933, Cause of Death Acute Broncho Pneumonia, Bilateral, Duration 2 Days, Contributory Cause of Death Acute Mental Disease, Duration 10 Days, Physician A. M. Doyle, Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario, March 27, 1933, Place of Burial Cheapside, Ontario, Date of Burial March 29, 1933, Undertaker J. W. Holmes, Jarvis, Ontario, Burial Permit Issued by Dr. J. J. Williams, Ontario Hospital, Hamilton. | Smith, Mary Jane (I04466)
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| 4005 | Remember - the particulars required below must immediately after the Solemnization of the Marriage, be filled up and this License be forwarded forthwith, etc ... 001542 Date of Ceremony December 28th 1910, Place Township of Walpole, County of Norfolk, Name of Groom Mr. Charles Lofthouse, Name of Bride Miss Mary Jane Smith, Name of Witness Omer Lofthouse, Residence Township of Walpole, Name of Witness Florence Smith, Residence Township of Walpole, Name of Minister Rev. Jos. Munt, P. O. Address Decewsville, Denomination Baptist. The form must have been filled in wrong and the name of the Witness entered as the name of the Groom, as the ceremonies were both on the same day, so it would have been Charles Lofthouse that Mary Jane Smith married, not Omer. Omer would marry Mary Jane's sister Florence Evelina in 1912, recorded as Bachelor. Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Omer Lofthouse, Aged 22 Years, Resides Walpole, Bachelor, Farmer, Methodist, Father Christopher Loftouse, Farmer, Mother Jane Hoskin, Mary Jane Smith, Aged 24 Years, Resides Walpole, Spinster, Farmer's Daughter, Baptist, Father William Henry Smith, Farmer, Mother Lucy Bell Long, Witnesses Omer Lofthouse, Walpole, Florence Smith, Walpole, December 28th 1910 at Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Solemnized by James Munt, Decewsville, Ontario, by License, Registered January 9th 1911, S. A. Thompson Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Lofthouse Mary Evelyn, Female, Aged 6 Months 13 Days, Date of Death February 10, 1914, Born N1/2 Lot 17 Concession 4, Walpole, Place of Death N 1/2 Lot 17, Concession 4, Infant, Single, Father Charles Lofthouse, Mother Mary Jane Smith, Physician Dr. Sherk, Informant Charles Lofthouse, Cheapside, Date of Return February 10, 1914, Cause of Death Congenital, Duration 7 Months, Immediate Cause of Death Tubercular Meningitis, Duration Since Birth, Geo. Sherk M. D., Cheapside (These dates differ from the stone in Cheapside United Church Cemetery) Wentworth Deaths, Hamilton - Lofthouse Charles, Residence R. R. # 3, Jarvis, Ontario, Male, English, Married, Born Ontario, Date of Birth July 5, 1889, Aged 42 Years 8 Months 22 Days, Farmer, At Place of Death 7 Days, In Ontario Life, In Canada Life, Father Christopher Lofthouse, Born England, Mother Jennie Hoskins, Born England, Informant Mrs. Charles Lofthouse, R. R. #3, Jarvis, Wife, Date of Death March 27, 1933, Cause of Death Acute Broncho Pneumonia, Bilateral, Duration 2 Days, Contributory Cause of Death Acute Mental Disease, Duration 10 Days, Physician A. M. Doyle, Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario, March 27, 1933, Place of Burial Cheapside, Ontario, Date of Burial March 29, 1933, Undertaker J. W. Holmes, Jarvis, Ontario, Burial Permit Issued by Dr. J. J. Williams, Ontario Hospital, Hamilton. | Lofthouse, Charles (I04450)
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| 4006 | Renfrew Births, Arnprior - Mabee Mary, 18th December 1908, Place of Birth Harrington St., Arnprior, Female, Parents Married Yes, Father George Elliott Mabee, Teacher, Mother Eula Northrup, Born Aylmer, Ontario, Parents Married March 27th 1894, Accoucheur M. F. MacKey, Your Relation to the Child Father, In the house at the time of Birth Yes, Certified by Geo. E. Mabee, Arnprior, Ont., Registered December 30th 1908 Renfrew Deaths, Arnprior - Mabee Mary, Female, English, Born December 18th 1908, Date of Death December 18th 1908, Aged 5 Hours, Born Arnprior, Occupation None, Single, Father George Elliott Mabee, Born Forestville, Ontario, Mother Eula Northrup, Born Wellesley, Ontario, Cause of Death Congenital? Debility, Duration 6 Hours, Physician W. F. MacKey, Attended from 5 A.M. to 11 A.M. December 18th, 1908, Certified by Geo. E. Mabee, Arnprior, Registered December 18, 1908 (Transcribed Mary Moder) | Mabee, Mary (I03712)
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| 4007 | Renfrew Marriages, Renfrew - David Olmstead, Aged 22 Years, Resides Clarendon, Quebec, Born Bristol, Quebec, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Amos and Eliza Olmstead, Marceline Makie, Aged 21 Years, Resides Portage Du Fort, Quebec, Born Colonge, Spinster, Daughter of Felix and Emma Makie, Witnesses Stewart Leich, Clarendon, Josephine Gleede, Leslie, February 25th 1891, Groom Methodist, Bride Catholic, Solemnized by Carl Almer, Minister, by License, R. Drysdale Division Registrar of Renfrew Renfrew Births, Arnprior - January 25th 1892, Florence May Olmstead, Female, Father David Olmstead, Mother Merceline Mackey, Occupation of Father Laborer, Informant David Olmstead, Arnprior, Registered February 18th 1892, Accoucheur Dr. A. Armstrong, Geo. E. Neilson Division Registrar of Arnprior On the 1901 Census of Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec are: Olmsted David, Male, Head, Married, Born May 16 1867, Aged 34, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist, F. Laborer Olmsted Marceline, Female, Wife, Married, Born June 16 1873, Aged 27, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted Florence, Female, Daughter, Single, Born January 23 1892, Aged 9, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted Elise, Female, Daughter, Single, Born June 28 1893, Aged 8, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted W David, Male, Son, Single, Born October 27 1894, Aged 6, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted Walter, Male, Son, Single, Born December 11 1896, Aged 4, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted Gerald, Male, Son, Single, Born December 11, 1896, Aged 4, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted Henery, Male, Son, Single, Born January 25 1898, Aged 3, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist Olmsted E Maddie, Female, Daughter, Single, Born December 2 1900, Aged 1, Born Qc, Dutch, Canadian, Methodist | Olmstead, David (I14408)
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| 4008 | REUBEN GREEN was a sergeant in the 1st battalion of New Jersey volunteers. He settled in Townsend in 1811, receiving from the Government a grant of 500 acres, on the 7th May of that year, as a military claimant. Two of his daughters also received grants of land: "Elizabeth, wife of John Dickson, daughter of Reuben Green, two hundred acres in Townsend, 23rd December, 1815." "Phoebe, wife of Jonathan Silverthorne, two hundred acres in Townsend, 23rd December, 1815." Document re Reuben Green Sr. involvement - Location Ticket Complaint about Reuben Green - Page 103 "His Excellency the Lt. Governor informed the board that a recent communication has been made to him from respectable Authority, that the family of Reuben Green of Woodhouse in the District of London have so late as 5 Jany Inst. received grants as Sons & Daughters Children of a U. E. notwithstanding The said R. Green joined the enemy during the late war & was killed at Sugar Loaf in arms against his Majesty after having burned and plundered the house of Cpt. Wm. Francis and murdered him in the Defense of it - and I request the advice of council as to what recourse if any he is __ to adopt to avert a similar __ in future. " Wherefore the Council unanimously recommend that no petitions from Sons or Daughters of U. E. Loyalists be hereafter given without certificate signed by the Chairman and Clerk of the Peace that the parent retained his loyalty during the Page 104 late war & was under no suspicion for aiding or assisting the enemy and if a Son that he also was loyal during the late war and did his duty and in Defense of the Province and if a daughter of a U. E. Loyalist married that her husband was loyal and did his duty in Defense of the Province. Entered in State Book F, Page 246 RG 1 E,3 Vol.33 Reel C - 1197 | Green, Reuben (I19053)
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| 4009 | Rev. Ziba Camfield was a prominent Baptist minister of the Dominion, and was one of the earnest Christian workers of his day. On the 1852 Census of Townsend, Norfolk, Ontario are: Ziba W. Canfield, Farmer, born United States, Baptist C., aged 53, Widowed, Male Margaret Canfield, born Canada, Baptist C., aged 27, Female Cynthia Canfield, born Canada, Baptist C., aged 23, Female Matilda Canfield, born Canada, Baptist, aged 21, Female William Canfield, born Canada, Baptist, aged 20, Male Leavitt Canfield, born Canada, Baptist, aged 18, Male Hannah Canfield, born Canada, Baptist, aged 12, Female Frame House, 1 1/2 Stories, 1 Family 1852 Agricultural Census of Townsend, Norfolk Ziba W. Canfield, Concession 1, Lot 13, 75 Acres, 50 Acres Under Cultivation, 30 Acres Under Crops, 18 Acres Under Pasture, 2 Acres Under Gardens or Orchards, 25 Acres Under Woods or Wild, 15 Acres Under Wheat, 300 Bushels Produce, 5 Acres Under Barley, 40 Bushels Produce Norfolk Deaths, Townsend - Ziba Wm. Camfield, May 16th 1879, Male, 79 Years, 5 Months, 1 Day, Farmer and Minister, Born New York State, Inflamation of the Kidneys, 2 Years, Dr. Jas. W. Osborne, Informant Hannah Wilcox, Hartford P. O., May 22nd, 1879, Messiah's Church, Lyman N. Culver Division Registrar of Townsend On the 1881 Census of Windham, Norfolk North, Ontario are: Hannah Camfield, Widowed, Female, Irish, Aged 59, Born Ontario, Messiah James T Camfield, Male, English, Aged 28, Born Ontario, Farmer, Messiah Algernon Camfield, Male, Irish, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Farmer, Messiah Delos Camfield, Male, Irish, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Farmer, Messiah Salem H Camfield, Male, Irish, Aged 20, Born Ontario, Messiah | Camfield, Rev. Ziba William (I00793)
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| 4010 | RITES SET FOR SATURDAY FOR VET KILLED BY ENGINE Funeral service for James F. Dunmead, 610 Broadway, Spanish-American war veteran who was killed by a switch engine in the Soo Line yards Wednesday, will take place at 2 P.M. Saturday at the Kessler & Maguire 630 West Seventh street. Mr. Dunmead, who was 62 years old, was a painter and decorator. He served in the Third infantry in the Spanish American war. He is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Alfred Salie of St. Paul and Mrs. Stanley Gregor, Mrs. James Harper, Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. Arthur Hemmingson of Minneapolis. | Dunmead, James Frederick (I01561)
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| 4011 | Rosanah Bingleman was born 20 Mar. 1827 in Germany, the daughter of Andrew Bingleman and Anmarier (Mary) Shiveley. She married James Sherk on 6 Apr. 1847, the marriage recorded in the register of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Fort Erie, Ontario. She lived for a while in Humberstone near Fort Erie as the marriage record indicates. | Bingleman, Rosanah (I00969)
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| 4012 | RYERSE, (Wise), Annie Marion Louise - The family of Annie Marion Louise Ryerse annouce the sudden passing of their beloved mother on Friday, August 27, 2010 at her home in Brantford in her 87th year. She will be forever missed by her children "The Talbots", Maryanne and Gilbert Hodder of New Brunswick, Cecelia Romany of Stratford, Elizabeth and Mike Taylor of Brantford, Terry and Jamie MacCormack of Thornhill and Theresa Talbot of Brampton. Loving grandmother and special nana of many grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Predeceased by her children Wayne, Deanna, Gary, Nancy, Tommy and Tammy, husband, Donald Wise, parents Charles Edgar Ryerse and Katherine May Eagles, brothers George, Harry, Lorne, Tom, Harv, Ted and Lee and sisters Clara and Viola . She is survived by many nieces and nephews. Annie Marion was an associate member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #90, Brantford. Friends are invited to meet with the family to share their memories on Tuesday, August 31, 2010 from 7 pm to 9pm (evening only) at THOMPSON WATERS FUNERAL HOME, 102 First Ave., Port Dover 519-583-1530. A Service to Celebrate Annie Marion's life will be held in the funeral home chapel on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 at 1pm. The Reverend Murray Rounding officiating. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. For those wishing donations to the Poppy Fund for the Royal Canadian Legion would be greatly appreciated. On-line condolences and/or donations can be made at www.thompsonwatersfuneralhome.ca TALBOT, Gary of Brantford (formerly of Port Dover) at Brantford General Hospital on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 in his 58th year. Beloved son of Marion, predeceased by his father William. Loved father of Len, Tom, Stacey and Brad. Proud grandfather of Tyler, Trevor, Jessie, Jamie and Kennedy. Dear brother of Deanna, Marianne, Liz, CiCi, Terry and Theresa. Will be sadly missed by Brenda and Wayne. Gary was an avid hunter and loved showing his grandsons the art of fishing, he will be fondly remembered by all who knew him. In keeping with Gary’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Memorial visitation will be held Monday, August 7, 2006 from 7 to 9 p.m. (evening only) at Thompson Waters Funeral Home, 102 First Ave., Port Dover (519-583-1530). A graveside service will be held Tuesday, August 8, 2006 at 11 a.m. in Port Dover Cemetery. Rev. Brian Elder officiating. For those wishing memorial donations to the Liver Foundation would be appreciated 1. Cyril Wayne Talbot - May 4 1943 - Sept 3 1976 2. Cecelia Pauline Talbot Romany 3. Catherine Deanna Talbot - 1946 - 2008 4. Elizabeth Annette Talbot & Mike Taylor 5. Gary William Talbot - 1949 - 2006 6. Maryanne Louise Talbot & Gilbert Hodder 7. Thomas John Edgar Talbot - 1956 - 1957 8. Nancy Viola Talbot Stobbs - April 11 1957 - Oct 9 1976 9. Terry Lee Talbot & Jamie MacCormack - September 29 1959 10. Theresa Laurie Talbot - September 29 1959 11. Tammy Lynn Talbot - September 29 1959 - Oct 1959 | Ryerse, Marion Anne Louise (I19324)
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| 4013 | RYERSE, DOROTHY IRENE - At Norfolk General Hospital, Simcoe on Wednesday, February 09, 2011, Dorothy Ryerse of Simcoe in her 87th year. Wife of the late Clarence Wesley Ryerse (2000). Dear mother to George (Dick) Ryerse (Sharron), Chuck Ryerse (Jeannie), Victoria Tyman (Gerry), Carol Crandall (Jim), Helen Ryerse, Ken Ryerse (Terry) and Lorrie Ward (Bob). She was predeceased by her daughter Donna Richardson and survived by her son-in-law Stan. Dorothy is also survived by her sister Shirley Wells (the late Bill) and Beatrice Peever (the late Roy) as well as several grandchildren, great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Also predeceased by her parents Art Murtland and Eva Cronk and brothers Melvin (Betty) and Art. Friends are invited to call at THE FERRIS FUNERAL HOME,214 Norfolk St., S., Simcoe on Friday February 11 from 7-9 p.m. followed by cremation and a family graveside service at a later date. Memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Online condolences at ferrisfuneral.com | Murtland, Dorothy Irene (I19994)
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| 4014 | Samuel Swarts was born November 8, 1778 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He died October 16, 1862 in Rainham Township, Upper Canada. He is buried in the Rainham Mennonite or Hoover Cemetery at Hoover's Point. He married Anna Overholt who was born August 1781 in Pennsylvania and died December 2, 1863, buried with Samuel in the Rainham Mennonite Cemetery. Samuel came first to the Twenty Mile Creek or Jordan area of Niagara where settlement by Pennsylvania Mennonites began a few years prior to 1800. Albright, Culp, Fretz, Fry, Funk, Grobb, Gross, High, Hipple, Hoch, Honsberger, Hunsburger, Houser, Kratz, Kolb, Meyer, Moyer, Nash, Overholt, Rittenhouse, Swartz, Tufford and Wismer are the names of most of the families that came early to this area. In Grimsby, a bit west of "The Twenty" Samuel Swarts married Anna Overholt on September 5, 1801. Samuel and Anna Swarts came later to the Walpole - Rainham area of Haldimand County. This area also had been settled prior to 1800 by Mennonite families from Pennsyvania, namely Byers, Fite, Hoover, Kendig, Kendrick, Knisley, Miller, Shank, Sprenkle, Starnaman, Strickler, Stoner and Wolfe. The Reverend Michael Shank was the first Mennonite minister in Rainham. Samuel Swarts was also a Mennonite minister, as was his son Jacob. Samuel Swarts is on the 1829 assessment of Walpole, and is noted as having built the first mills on the Sandusk Creek on Lot 17 in the first Concession of Walpole Township. There is no mention of Samuel Swarts in Christian Hoover's Mill books, with the last surviving entry dated January 1811. Christian would die in December of that year. Samuel Swarts is on the 1829 assessment in Samuel Hoover's Mill book, assessed at £4 4s 10. Samuel Swarts Jr. married Catherine Hoover about 1827, but it is not known if he was of Walpole Township or still in Lincoln County. We may assume the Swarts family would likely have come to the area some time after 1811, most probably about 1826. From - 1879 Historical Atlas of Haldimand County, Walpole Township "Samuel Swarts built a sawmill on the Sandusk Creek in 1830." From "The Mills of Walpole and Rainham" published 2006 by Ross Makey: Sam Swartz Sr. was born in the U.S. in the year 1778. It is said that he came from the same area of Pennsylvania as did the Hoovers, although the Swartz family first settled in Lincoln County whereas the Hoovers came directly to Haldimand. Sam. Sr. ("Old Sam," as I prefer to call him) married Anna Overholt in Lincoln in 1801. In 1829 he came to Walpole and purchased the land that is now the Selkirk Provincial Park. The seller at that time was Tom Francis, son and heir of the infamous Captain Francis who was murdered there at the time of the 1812 war. The men of the Swartz family that came to Walpole and settled at C 1 Lot 20 were Old Sam who had just entered his 50's, Sam Jr. who was about 22, Jacob 17, and John who was about 10." | Swarts, Samuel (I01265)
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| 4015 | SANILAC DEATH RECORD Bk 2, Pg 249, Rcd 2220 DATE OF DEATH - Aug. 28, 1903 NAME - Mary Groh COLOR - White GENDER - female MARITAL STATUS - married AGE - 74y 6m 20d PLACE OF DEATH - Elmer Tp. CAUSE OF DEATH - Old age BIRTHPLACE - Canada OCCUPATION - Housewife FATHER - Josiah Dennis FATHER'S RESIDENCE - unknown MOTHER - Elizabeth Zimmerman MOTHER'S RESIDENCE - unknown DATE OF RECORD - Sept. 7, 1903 | Dennis, Mary (I01278)
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| 4016 | SANILAC DEATH RECORD Bk 4, Pg 185 DATE OF DEATH - April 21, 1927 NAME - Solomon Lewis Grow COLOR - white GENDER - male MARITAL STATUS - widower AGE - 70y 1m PLACE OF DEATH - Washington CAUSE OF DEATH - Cerebral Apoplexy BIRTHPLACE - Canada OCCUPATION - Farmer FATHER - Joseph Grow FATHER'S BIRTHPLACE - Canada MOTHER - Mary Ann Nichol MOTHER'S BIRTHPLACE - Canada DATE OF RECORD - July 22, 1927 | Groh, Solomon Lewis (I02006)
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| 4017 | SCOFIELD,Leota (Stewart) (nee Martin) of Port Dover, passed away suddenly at Norfolk General Hospital, surrounded by the love of her family, on Thursday, September 15, 2011, in her 87th year. Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Bill and Linda Stewart of Simcoe, Helena and Ray Hunter and Jeanne Stewart all of Port Dover. Cherished grandmother of Brad (Donna), Rob (Penny), Jeff, Christine (Michael), Jill (Brett) and Jason (Jill) and great grandmother of 11. Will be sadly missed by her nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husbands, Charles Stewart (1968) and Clayton Scofield (2000), her partents, William and Mary Martin, her brothers Artley Martin and his wife Daisy, Cecil Martin and his wife May and sister, Lucy Martin. Leota was a life member of Knox Presbyterian Church and a member of the choir for 50 years. During her working years, she was employed by Bell Telephone, a cashier at Lewis' IGA and at Misner's Fish Co. For many years Leota and her husband Kay looked after the lighthouse in Long Point. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Visitation will be held at THOMPSON WATERS FUNERAL HOME, 102 First Ave., Port Dover (519)583-1530 on Sunday, September 18, 2011, 2 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm. A Funeral Service to celebrate Leota's life will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church, (Chapman & St. George Sts.) Port Dover on Monday, September 19, 2011 at 2 pm. The Reverend Cathy Kay officiating. Interment Port Dover Cemetery. For those wishing, donations to Knox Presbyterian Church would be greatly appreciated. On line donations and/or condolences can be made at www.thompsonwatersfuneralhome.ca | Martin, Leota (I16679)
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| 4018 | Seaman's Chest - Donated by Dawson Hoover Selkirk, Ontario - This trunk was left with my parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hoover, by Seaman S. Peterson who was sailing on the ill fated sailing ship Montcalm that was blown around in front of our home Lot 2, Concession 1, Township of Rainham during a severe storm one night in November 1892. My Uncly John Cooper was living in our place at that time and at daylight a rap was made on the door of his home, he opened the door and there was no one there, he waited a few minutes and the rap came again and there stood a man with no clothes on and so cold that he could not speak but he pointed to the ship which could be seen from the house, he took the man in and wrapped him in blankets till he could get a fire going and get him warmed up and get the story from him. The main mast of the vessel had broken off some where near Long Point so they were helpless and drifted with the wind till they grounded on the rocks about 300 feet off shore, there were five men and a woman cook aboard, they waited till daylight and the man was tied to a ladder and thus drifted ashore. My father who lived where Winfred Cooper lives now, saw the ship, they had no telephone then and came down with a horse and tried to get it to swim out to the ship as Abigail Becker had done earlier at Port Rowan where she rescued several people under the same circumstances, but his horse would not take to the water so he was helpless in the effort. They finally got the word spread around to Selkirk and by noon the wind had subsided enough to get a boat out of Stoney Creek which they either had to row or sail and eventually made the rescue of the remaining crew. I believe it was Darius Swarts, who fished out of the creek at that time who owned the boat which made the rescue and no doubt he was assisted by some of the Wardells who were also fishermen. The ship was loaded with Iron Ore so there was not much could be salvaged except ropes, pulleys and some of the sail. The ship broke up and sank to the bottom the following spring and since that time pieces of wood have been breaking off ot the hull and drifting ashore, the two pieces in the trunk I picked up May 30, 1967. It was one piece but I sawed it in two so the condition of the wood could be seen to a better advantage, not bad for being on the bottom of the lake for at least 74 years. The round block of wood with the tree holes in came off the same boat and until someone else can tell what it should be I will call it a Deadeye, it will not float in water. Dawson L. Hoover May 31, 1967 P. S. The man ran around the house to keep warm till Uncle John could get there to let him in. | Cooper, John Victor (I03225)
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| 4019 | Selkirk Sentinel Tuesday, March 9th, 1937 Another life-long resident of Selkirk, Mr. Lewis Hurst, passed away Thursday afternoon after a lengthy illness for a number of years he had been badly crippled by rheumatism. Mr. Hurst was in his 72nd year and leaves to mourn his wife and two adopted children, Mrs. Howard Anguish and Miss Betty. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon from his residence at 2:30 o'clock. The service was conducted by Mr. Emery Shank, of Sweets Corners and interment took place in the Selkirk Union Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. Wm. Featherstone, Wm. McFarlane, L. H. Effinger, Herbert H. Rushton, Tillman Dennis and Ai Dell. The community extends its sympathy to Mrs. Hurst and family. | Hurst, Lewis (I02522)
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| 4020 | Selkirk Union Cemetery Stone No. 131 In memory of JANE Beloved wife of JAMES KERR who departed this life July 17 1888 Aged 65 yrs 6 m's (stone laying down) | Jane (I15858)
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| 4021 | Selkirk Union Cemetery Stone No. 142 739124 Private MURRAY KERR 114th Battn' C. E. F. 16th May 1932 Aged 47 Gone to Rest | Kerr, Murray (I15845)
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| 4022 | Selkirk Union Cemetery Stone No. 164 WILLIAM Son of JAMES & JANE KERR Died 8 Aug. 1862 AE 12 yrs 11 mo 19 ds Too good for earth God called him home | Kerr, William A. (I15859)
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| 4023 | Selkirk Union Cemetery Stone No. 165 JAMES P. KERR son of JAMES & JANE KERR dies Aug 13 1862 AE 9 yrs & 6 days | Kerr, James (I15866)
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| 4024 | Selkirk, May 20 - A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral of David Alexander Waterbury held on Thursday afternoon. Services were conducted at his late residence and at the graveside by Rev. Earl Sider of the Tunkard church, Cheapside, assisted by Rev. P. W. Watts of the United Church. During the service a mixed quartette composed of Calvin Hare, Russell Hare, Mrs. Russell Hare and Mrs. Freeman Steele sang Abide With Me. The Pallbearers were Lloyd Lindsay, Harold Snider, Charles Sheppard, Maurice Buckley, John Atkinson and Keith Schweyer. Interment was made in the Selkirk Union Cemetery. The deceased, who was in his 61st year, was a prosperous farmer living near Cheapside and was a lifelong resident of Walpole township. He is survived by his wife formely Isabel Robbins, one daughter, four sisters Mrs. Leslie Swarts, Nanticoke, Mrs. George Walker, Hamilton, Mrs. Walter Sitter, Cayuga, and Mrs. P. A. Gloyd, Selkirk; four brothers, William, Copper Cliff, Ont., Clarence, Toronto, Cecil, Selkirk, and Walter of Cheapside. - 1944 | Waterbury, David Alexander (I03134)
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| 4025 | Sent to me by Tori Toler whose husband Matthew is a grandson of Francis Newby - From - THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1933 Hijackers Get 80 Barrels Of Kewaunee Beer Chicago - (AP) - A truck driver told police he was kidnaped early today and the $1,500 cargo of beer he was transporting to Chicago from the Kewaunee Brewery Company, Kewaunee, Wis, seized by three men. The victim is Francis Newby, a driver employed by the O. K. Motor Service company of Chicago. He said he had stopped at his home here and that when he prepared to resume his journey the men drove up in an automobile and covered him with revolvers. While two of the hijackers drove him around the city for an hour Newby said the third man drove away with the truck on which were piled 80 barrels of beer. Police found the truck later - with its cargo missing. | Newby, Francis DeLong (I09415)
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| 4026 | Sent to me by Tori Toler whose husband Matthew is a great grandson of John Newby - From Turtleford Treasures : Histories of Beaverbrook, Cleeves, Turtle Grove, Warnock, Clayville, Handsworth, Vimy Ridge, West Hazel, Hillhead, Page 494 Hazel Dell, Llyodminster, Saskatchewan Newby, John and Mrs. The Newbys came from the United States. They settled on the SW 31-52-22-W3rd. John spent much of his time in the lumber mills north of St. Walburg. He built a big house of lumber. He had an artificial hand or hook, with which he could do most anything, even peel potatoes. Mrs. Newby cooked for large steam engine threshing crews of fifteen or more men. The cook car travelled along with the threshing rig. When the Newbys sold their place, they went to Chicago. They had two children, Hazel and Clarence. The original lineage of these lines was sent to me by Tori Toler, whose husband Matt is a descendant - Haldimand Marriages, Dunnville - John Newby, Aged 28 Years, Resides Wellandport, Bachelor, Carpenter, Father Thomas Newby, Mother Jane Newby, Annettie Burk, Aged 28 Years, Resides Wellandport, Spinster, Father James Burk, Mother Edna Burk, Witnesses Jennie Burk, Wellandport, T. B. Motherwell, Dunnville, February 19th 1896 at Dunnville, Ontario, Groom Baptist, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Rev. Thos. Motherwell, by License Lincoln Births - Clarence Newby 19 Mar 1897 Male Lincoln John Newby Arnettie Burk Welland Births - Azile May Newby 2 Nov 1902 Female Welland John Newby Arnetta Burke (should be Hazel May?) On the 1901 Census of Village of Fenwick, Pelham, Lincoln and Niagara, Ontario are: Newby John, Male, Head, Married, Born July 11, 1866, Aged 34, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Baptist, Carpenter Newby Arnetta, Female, Wife, Married, Born March 26, 1870, Aged 31, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Disciple Newby Clarence, Male, Son, Single, Born March 20, 1897, Aged 4, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian Aimesbury Jennie, Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 26, 1892, Aged 8, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian On the 1911 Census of Burpee, Parry Sound, Ontario are: Newby John, Male, Head, Married, Born July 1864, Aged 45, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Baptist, Hotel Keeper Newby Annttie S., Female, Wife, Married, Born March 1869, Aged 42, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Baptist Newby Lena J., Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 1892, Aged 18, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Baptist Newby Carence, Male, Son, Single, Born March 196, Aged 14, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Baptist Newby Azel M., Female, Daughter, Single, Born October 1902, Aged 8, Born Ontario, Scotch, Canadian, Baptist 1930 United States Federal Census Brighton, Kenosha, Wisconsin Dale Hazel M., Head, Owns, Value of Real Estate Owned 1000, Female, Aged 27, Married, First at 25, Born Ontario, Canada, Father Born Ontario, Canada, Mother Born Ontario, Canada, English, Year of Immigration 1920 Dale Georgina M., Daughter, Female, Aged 1 9/12, Single, Born Illinois, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Ontario, Canada Newby Annette S., Mother, Female, Aged 60, First at 60, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, English, Year of Immigration 1928 Newby Francis D., Brother, Male, Aged 18, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, English, Year of Immigration 1928 | Newby, John (I09387)
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| 4027 | September 5 1946 Grace United Church, Port Dover, was the setting on Saturday, August 24th at 2 o’clock for a lovely summer wedding when Yoshiko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shotaro Hinatsu, of Grimsby, was united in marriage to Dr. Kikuzo Kobayashi, of Port Dover. … Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Sadie Hinatsu of Grimsby … Mr. Douglas McQueen of Port Dover attended the groom and the ushers were T. Kitamura and T. Adachi…Upon their return…Dr. and Mrs Kobayashi will take up residence on Main Street, Port Dover… | McQueen, Doug (I22449)
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| 4028 | Services Are Held For Blanche Green Mrs. Blanche C. Backus Green wife of Francis A. Green of Sennett, 56, died suddenly at City hospital Saturday, following a heart attack suffered while in Auburn. She was born in Auburn and had always resided in that area. She leaves behind her husband, six sons, Leonard, Arthur, Edward, Willis, Allen and Francis Green Jr., all of Auburn; one daughter, Miss Betty Green, also of Auburn, her father Frank Backus of Geneva; four sisters, Mrs. John Harvey of Auburn, Mrs. Fred Bostwick of Watertown, Mrs. Thomas McAndrew of Union Springs and Mrs. James Feddigan of Sampson; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services were at 2 p. m. Saturday at the funeral home of E. A. Meiece & son, with Rev. Henry C. Sears, pastor of the Wall Street Methodist church, officiating. Burial was in Soule cemetery. From - The Cayuga Chief, Weedsport, N. Y., Thursday, December 23, 1948 | Backus, Blanche (I16015)
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| 4029 | She was in Dakota for a time, after her husband's death Carrie B. Dennis came back to South Cayuga and lived with relatives, is buried in the Meadows' plot in Sweets Corners Christian Church Cemetery. (Actually was in Dakota County, Minnesota) | Bingleman, Caroline (I00975)
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| 4030 | Shipbuilding became popular in Port Burwell as some 41 ships were built between 1834 and 1875. Among the most known ship builders were David Montague Foster and Ralph Hurley who apprenticed under George Gamble. A highly respected boat builder of steel vessels, Ralph Hurley’s skills became widely recognized. He built sturdy steel fishing tugs and other types for more than 50 years. His last boat was launched in 1986. | Hurley, Ralph (I17794)
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| 4031 | SICKLESTEEL, Nellie Florence - Passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 28, 2010 at Parkview Meadows, Townsend, Ontario. Mrs. Nellie Sicklesteel formerly of Simcoe in her 97th year. Beloved wife of the late Glen Neidrauer (1961) and Vernon Sicklesteel (1988). Loving mother of Wayne Neidrauer and his wife Nancy of Port Dover and mother-in-law of Ed Mitchell. Cherished grandmother of Nancy and Bill Easdown, Doug and Julie Mitchell, Lisa Neidrauer and Lindsay Neidrauer , great grandmother to Erin and Craig Easdown, Michael and Brett Mitchell. Predeceased by her parents James and Helen Mummery, son; Michael, daughter; Dolores, stepdaughter; Lois, 6 brothers and 3 sisters. Nellie was the last surviving member of the original Mummery family who came to Port Dover from England in 1914. She is survived by 2 sisters-in-law and 2 brothers-in-law and numerous nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to meet with the family on Thursday April 1, 2010 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the FERRIS FUNERAL HOME, 214 Norfolk St. S., Simcoe (519) 426-1314 where the service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Reverend Mary Jo Patterson officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Donations made in Nellie’s memory to the Norfolk General Hospital Foundation or St. James United Church would be greatly appreciated by the family. Online condolences at ferrisfuneral.com. | Mummery, Nellie Florence (I11990)
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| 4032 | Silverthorn, William A., Biography WILLIAM A. SILVERTHORN. Among the capable, intelligent and selfreliant men who materially assist in maintaining the reputation of St. Clair county as a fine agricultural and stock-raising region is William A. Silverthorn, who is properously engaged in his chosen vocation on section three, Brockway township. He was born, May 15, 1867, in Elgin county, Ontario, Canada, which was likewise the birthplace of his father, Eli Silverthorn. Born April 21, 1843, Eli Silverthorn grew to manhood in Elgin county, Canada, and there began his active career as a farmer. Coming with his family to St. Clair county, Michigan, in the spring of 1882, he bought one hundred and sixty acres of land in Brockway township, on section two, and was there employed in mixed husbandry until after the death of his good wife, since which time he has lived retired, making his home with his son William. His wife, whose maiden name was Sarah Grow, was born in Canada, in 1849, and died on the home farm in Brockway township, St. Clair county, May 19, 1898, leaving five children, as follows: William A., with whom this brief sketch is chiefly concerned; Ensley, a resident of Detroit; Bertha, wife of Burt Travers, of St. Clair county; Leslie, of Brown City, Michigan; and Frank, residing in Chicago, Illinois. Receiving his rudimentary education in the public schools of Canada. William A. Silverthorn, at the age of fourteen years, came with his parents to Brockway township, where he assisted in improving a farm, remaining beneath the parental roof-tree until 1891. Going then to Chicago, he embarked in the dairy business, for eleven months working for a dairyman and afterwards being in the milk business on his own account. Disposing of his dairy interests in the fall of 1903, Mr. Silverthorn returned to St. Clair county and assumed possession of the eighty acres of land which he had purchased while he was living in Chicago. This land lies in section three, just across the road from his father's estate, and Mr. Silverthorn operates both his own and his father's farm. He devotes much of his attention to stock raising, having now a fine drove of Chester White hogs, while he is rapidly establishing a herd of thoroughbred cattle. Mr. Silverthorn married, February 22, 1893, Ellen Carless, who was born in Brockway township, and they have two children, Lloyd and Pirie. In his political relations Mr. Silverthorn is always a Republican, and uniformly supports the principles of that party. From: St Clair County Michigan, Its History and Its People: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress and Its Principle Interests Volume: II, Pages: 595-596 - Author: William Lee Jenks Publication: Lewis Publishing Company, 1912 Elgin Marriages - Eli Silverthorn, Aged 23, Born Canada, Resides Malahide Township, Father George, Mother Elizabeth, Born About 1843, Sarah Armstrong, Aged 17, Born Canada, Resides Dereham Township, Born About 1849, Father Joseph, Mother Mary, 19 June 1866, Elgin County. Elgin Births, Malahide - 20th February 1870 - Ensley Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Registered 14th March 1870, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, Philip Hodgkinson Malahide Elgin Regisrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 21st April 1872, Leslie Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Registered May 11 1872, Accoucheur Dr. J. B. Mills, Philip Hodgkinson Malahide Elgin Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 6th April, 1875, Bertie Silverthorn, Female, Father Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Yeoman, Informant Eli Silverthorn, Yeoman, Malahide, Registered 24th April 1875, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, W. F. Ellis Malahide Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 23rd January 1878, Franklin Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Accoucheru Dr. J. B. Mills, T. M. Nairn Malahide Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 12th March 1880, Clara Silverthorn, Female, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn, Farmer, Malahide, Registered 10th April 1880, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, T. M. Nairn Malahide Registrar On the 1881 Census of Malahide, Elgin, Ontario are: Eli Silverthorn Married Male German 38 born Ontario Farmer C. Methodist Sarah A. Silverthorn Married Female German 31 born Ontario C. Methodist William A. Silverthorn Male German 13 born Ontario C. Methodist Ensley Silverthorn Male German 11 born Ontario C. Methodist Leslie Silverthorn Male German 9 born Ontario C. Methodist Beartie Silverthorn Female German 6 born Ontario C. Methodist Franklin Silverthorn Male German 3 born Ontario C. Methodist Clara Silverthorn Female German 1 born Ontario C. Methodist Elizabeth Silverthorn Widow Female German 79 born Ontario C. Methodist On the 1900 Census of Brockway, St. Clair, Michigan are: Silverthorn, Leslie, Head, White, Male, Born April 1872, Aged 28, Married, 0 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1882, Here 18 Years, Farmer Silverthorn, Iva, Wife, White, Female, Born June 1881, Aged 18, Married 0 Years, 0 Children, 0 Living, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Silvethorn, Eli, Father, White, Male, Born April 1845, Aged 55, Born Canada, Father Born Virginia, Mother Born New York, (Year of Immigration 1882, Here 18 Years - Crossed Out) | Silverthorn, Eli (I01997)
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| 4033 | Silverthorn, William A., Biography WILLIAM A. SILVERTHORN. Among the capable, intelligent and selfreliant men who materially assist in maintaining the reputation of St. Clair county as a fine agricultural and stock-raising region is William A. Silverthorn, who is properously engaged in his chosen vocation on section three, Brockway township. He was born, May 15, 1867, in Elgin county, Ontario, Canada, which was likewise the birthplace of his father, Eli Silverthorn. Born April 21, 1843, Eli Silverthorn grew to manhood in Elgin county, Canada, and there began his active career as a farmer. Coming with his family to St. Clair county, Michigan, in the spring of 1882, he bought one hundred and sixty acres of land in Brockway township, on section two, and was there employed in mixed husbandry until after the death of his good wife, since which time he has lived retired, making his home with his son William. His wife, whose maiden name was Sarah Grow, was born in Canada, in 1849, and died on the home farm in Brockway township, St. Clair county, May 19, 1898, leaving five children, as follows: William A., with whom this brief sketch is chiefly concerned; Ensley, a resident of Detroit; Bertha, wife of Burt Travers, of St. Clair county; Leslie, of Brown City, Michigan; and Frank, residing in Chicago, Illinois. Receiving his rudimentary education in the public schools of Canada. William A. Silverthorn, at the age of fourteen years, came with his parents to Brockway township, where he assisted in improving a farm, remaining beneath the parental roof-tree until 1891. Going then to Chicago, he embarked in the dairy business, for eleven months working for a dairyman and afterwards being in the milk business on his own account. Disposing of his dairy interests in the fall of 1903, Mr. Silverthorn returned to St. Clair county and assumed possession of the eighty acres of land which he had purchased while he was living in Chicago. This land lies in section three, just across the road from his father's estate, and Mr. Silverthorn operates both his own and his father's farm. He devotes much of his attention to stock raising, having now a fine drove of Chester White hogs, while he is rapidly establishing a herd of thoroughbred cattle. Mr. Silverthorn married, February 22, 1893, Ellen Carless, who was born in Brockway township, and they have two children, Lloyd and Pirie. In his political relations Mr. Silverthorn is always a Republican, and uniformly supports the principles of that party. From: St Clair County Michigan, Its History and Its People: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress and Its Principle Interests Volume: II, Pages: 595-596 - Author: William Lee Jenks Publication: Lewis Publishing Company, 1912 Elgin Marriages - Eli Silverthorn, Aged 23, Born Canada, Resides Malahide Township, Father George, Mother Elizabeth, Born About 1843, Sarah Armstrong, Aged 17, Born Canada, Resides Dereham Township, Born About 1849, Father Joseph, Mother Mary, 19 June 1866, Elgin County. Elgin Births, Malahide - 20th February 1870 - Ensley Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Registered 14th March 1870, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, Philip Hodgkinson Malahide Elgin Regisrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 21st April 1872, Leslie Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Registered May 11 1872, Accoucheur Dr. J. B. Mills, Philip Hodgkinson Malahide Elgin Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 6th April, 1875, Bertie Silverthorn, Female, Father Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Yeoman, Informant Eli Silverthorn, Yeoman, Malahide, Registered 24th April 1875, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, W. F. Ellis Malahide Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 23rd January 1878, Franklin Silverthorn, Male, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn Farmer Malahide, Accoucheru Dr. J. B. Mills, T. M. Nairn Malahide Registrar Elgin Births, Malahide - 12th March 1880, Clara Silverthorn, Female, Father Eli Silverthorn, Mother Sarah Ann Gray, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Eli Silverthorn, Farmer, Malahide, Registered 10th April 1880, Accoucheur Dr. Mills, T. M. Nairn Malahide Registrar On the 1881 Census of Malahide, Elgin, Ontario are: Eli Silverthorn Married Male German 38 born Ontario Farmer C. Methodist Sarah A. Silverthorn Married Female German 31 born Ontario C. Methodist William A. Silverthorn Male German 13 born Ontario C. Methodist Ensley Silverthorn Male German 11 born Ontario C. Methodist Leslie Silverthorn Male German 9 born Ontario C. Methodist Beartie Silverthorn Female German 6 born Ontario C. Methodist Franklin Silverthorn Male German 3 born Ontario C. Methodist Clara Silverthorn Female German 1 born Ontario C. Methodist Elizabeth Silverthorn Widow Female German 79 born Ontario C. Methodist On the 1900 Census of Brockway, St. Clair, Michigan are: Silverthorn, Leslie, Head, White, Male, Born April 1872, Aged 28, Married, 0 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1882, Here 18 Years, Farmer Silverthorn, Iva, Wife, White, Female, Born June 1881, Aged 18, Married 0 Years, 0 Children, 0 Living, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Silvethorn, Eli, Father, White, Male, Born April 1845, Aged 55, Born Canada, Father Born Virginia, Mother Born New York, (Year of Immigration 1882, Here 18 Years - Crossed Out) | Groh, Sarah Ann (I01996)
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| 4034 | Simcoe Births, Nottawasaga - 24th February 1874, Charles Edward, Male, Father Robert Gamble, Mother Elizabeth Platt, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Robert Gamble, Farmer, Nottawasaga, Registered March 28th 1874, Accoucheur Dr. Covey, A. Bell Division Registrar of Nottawasaga Algoma Births, Gordon and Allan - 9th July 1879, Eliza Jane Gamble, Female, Father Robert Gamble, Mother Elizabeth Platt, Occupation of Father Farmer Municipality of Gordon, Informant Father Township of Allen, Accoucheur None, Andrew Porter Division Registrar of Gordon and Allen Grey Births, Euphrasia - 21st November 1881, Catherine Wilson, Female, Father Robert Gamble, Mother Elizabeth Platt, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Robert Gamble Lot 18 Concession 9, Euphrasia, Accoucheur Dr. McClelland, Robert Dunlop Division Registrar of Euphrasia On the 1881 Census of Burpee & Robinson & Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario are: Robert Gamble, Married, Male, Scottish, Aged 47, Born Ontario, Farmer, Methodist Canada Elizabeth Gamble, Married, Female, Irish, Aged 34, Born Ireland, Presbyterian William John Gamble, Male, Irish, Aged 11, Born Ontario, Presbyterian Emily Gamble, Female, Irish, Aged 9, Born Ontario, Presbyterian Charles Gamble, Male, Irish, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Presbyterian Mable Gamble, Female, Irish, Aged 3, Born Ontario, Presbyterian Jane Gamble, Female, Irish, Aged 1, Born Ontario, Presbyterian William Gamble, Widowed, Male, Scottish, Aged 44, Born Ontario, Methodist On the 1901 Census of Barrie Island, Algoma, Ontario are: Gamble Robt, Male, Head, Married, Born August 28 1833, Aged 67, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Presbyterian, Farmer Gamble Elizabeth, Female, Wife, Married, Born September 27 1847, Aged 52, Born Ireland, Irish, Canadian, Presbyterian Gamble Kate, Female, Daughter, Single, Born November 21 1881, Aged 19, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Presbyterian Gamble Edwin, Male, Son, Single, Born July 19 1887, Aged 13, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Presbyterian Gamble Russell, Male, Son, Single, Born May 28 1889, Aged 11, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Presbyterian | Gamble, Robert (I17976)
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| 4035 | Simcoe Deaths, Orillia - Place of Death Washago, Justin Benjamin Franklin, Residence Washago, Ontario, Male, Irish, Married, Born Orillia, Ontario, Born June 23, 1870, Carpenter, At Place of Death 15 Years, In Province Life, Father John Gustin, Born Ontario, Mother Nancy Foster, Born Ontario, Informant Mrs. Ida Wilson (sic), Washago, Ontario, Wife, Date of Death February 20, 1933, Cause of Death Suicide - Rifle shot in forehead penetrating brain, Contributory Cause of Death Cannot Say, Physician W. L. Brown, Coroner, Orilllia, Simcoe County, Place of Burial St. Marks Cemetery, Orillia, Date of Burial February 22,1 933, Undertaker Doolittle Bros, Orillia, Ontario, Burial Permit Issued by W. J. Rose, Orillia, February 21, 1933 | Justin, Benjamin Franklin (I05106)
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| 4036 | Simcoe Marriages, Collingwood - Alvin Strohm, Labourer, Bachelor, Aged 47 Years, Resides Collingwood, Born Dunnville, Father Garret Denis Strohm, Born Walsingham Center, Mother Jane Brown, Laura May Brandon, Household Duties, Widow, Aged 33, Methodist, Resides Collingwood, Born Everett, Ontario, Father Simpson Funsin, Born Simcoe County, Ontario, Mother Mary Henderson, Witnesses Ethel D. Willison, Collingwood, Ontario, Harry B. Willison, Collingwood, Ontario, October 12th 1921 at Collingwood, Simcoe County, Solemnized by C. Elmer Menny, Collingwood, Methodist, A. W. Moir Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Collingwood | Strohm, Alvin (I12159)
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| 4037 | Simcoe Marriages, Collingwood - Alvin Strohm, Labourer, Bachelor, Aged 47 Years, Resides Collingwood, Born Dunnville, Father Garret Denis Strohm, Born Walsingham Center, Mother Jane Brown, Laura May Brandon, Household Duties, Widow, Aged 33, Methodist, Resides Collingwood, Born Everett, Ontario, Father Simpson Funsin, Born Simcoe County, Ontario, Mother Mary Henderson, Witnesses Ethel D. Willison, Collingwood, Ontario, Harry B. Willison, Collingwood, Ontario, October 12th 1921 at Collingwood, Simcoe County, Solemnized by C. Elmer Menny, Collingwood, Methodist, A. W. Moir Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Collingwood | Funsin, Laura May (I12155)
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| 4038 | Simcoe Marriages, Collingwood - Underhill Homer, Tailor, Bachelor, Aged 41 Years, Presbyterian, Resides Owen Sound, Father Sylvester Underhill, Mother Margaret Collins, Campbell Florence, Aged 34 Years, Spinster, Presbyterian, Resides Collingwood, Father Dougald Campbell, Mother Christina Currie, Witnesses Alex Campbell, Collingwood, Jeanette Campbell, Collingwood,18th day of August 1909 at Collingwood, Solemnized by J. A. Cranston, Collingwood, by License, Registered August 10th 1909, J. H. Duncan Division Registrar of Collingwood | Underhill, Homer (I05462)
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| 4039 | Simcoe Marriages, James Campbell, Aged 22 Years, Resides Severn Bridge, Simcoe County, Born Dalton Township, Victoria County, Bachelor, Farmer, Methodist, Father John Campbell, Mother Annie Camick, Ruby Pearl Justin, Aged 20 Years, Resides Township of Morrison, Disrict of Muskoka, Born Township of Rama, Simcoe County, Spinster, Methodist, Father John Justin, Mother Nancy Foster, Witnesses Mrs. W. A. Baldwin, Orillia, Ontario, Mrs. Jack Woods, Orillia, Ontario, 20th August 1913 at Orillia, Simcoe County, Solemnized by Chas. M. Marshall, Orillia, Ontario, Methodist, G. T. Madden Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Orillia Simcoe Deaths, Barrie - Campbell, Ruby Pearle, Place of Death 36 Bradford Street, Female, Married, Aged 28 Years, Born Cooper's Falls, September 17th, Housewife, Date of Death April 3, 1921, At Place of Death 2 Years, Father John Justin, Born Canada, Informant James Campbell, 36 Bradford Street, Barrie, Husband, Undertaker W. D. Minnikin, Barrie, Ontario, Cause of Death Heart Disease (Valvular), Contributory Cause of Death Following an Indisposition Three Weeks Previous, Physician Dr. M. Wallvin, A. W. Swick Division Registrar of Barrie | Campbell, James (I05133)
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| 4040 | Simcoe Reformer, April 10, 1947 Port Dover Couple Married 51 Years Port Dover: Mr. and Mrs. James Hagan, R. R. 1, Port Dover, quietly celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hagan were married in the Presbyterian parsonage at Lynedoch on April 7, 1896, by Rev. Barclay. Mrs. Hagan was formerly Miss Margaret Murphy of Langton. They have two sons, Thomas of St. George and William of Simcoe; also four grandchildren, Inez Margaret, Thomas, James and William, all of Simcoe. The three grandsons all served overseas in World War II. Obituary - James Thompson Hagan - A fine old gentleman, and a well-known resident of Woodhouse Township and the Town of Port Dover for many years, James Thompson Hagan, died at the Johnson nursing home on Wednesday; he was in his 90th year. Mr. Hagan had been a resident at the nursing home for the past four years and he endeavored at all times to lighten the lot of his fellow patients in as many kindly ways and his efforts were greatly appreciated. He was a native of Ireland, and he railroaded at Alpina, Mich., before coming to these parts to take up farming in Woodhouse and the Langton district. He was married at Langton to the former Margaret Murphy, who predeceased him. He was a member at the United Church and also a 50-year veteran member of Norfolk Lodge IOOF. He is survived by two sons, Willliam Arthur, of Simcoe, and Thomas of Galt; also two brothers, Percy, of Alpina, Mich., and Cecil, of Burlington; There are four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be held in the Thompson & Sons funeral chapel on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. G. A. Moore having charge of the service. Interment will be in Port Dover cemetery. | Hagan, James Thompson (I20333)
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| 4041 | Social Security Death Index Name Earl Glover SSN: 441-36-0196 Last Residence: 73734 Dover, Kingfisher, Oklahoma, United States of America Born: 27 Jul 1907 Died: May 1981 State (Year) SSN issued: Oklahoma (1953-1954) | Glover, Earl R. (I12691)
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| 4042 | Social Security Death Index Name: Gordon Silverthorn SSN: 483-03-9795 Last Residence: 14213 Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States of America Born: 27 Mar 1909 Died: Nov 1985 State (Year) SSN issued: Iowa | Silverthorn, Gordon O. (I17709)
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| 4043 | Social Security Death Index Name: Mary Cline SSN: 106-03-0067 Last Residence: 953 (U.S. Consulate), Canada Born: 19 Dec 1915 Died: 24 Jan 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: New York | Spain, Mary E. (I12681)
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| 4044 | Social Security Death Index Name: Roy R. Forrest SSN: 261-78-1564 Last Residence: 33407 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America Born: 1 Apr 1919 Died: 8 Jan 1989 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1962) Social Security Death Index Name: Helen R. Forrest Last Residence: 33407 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America Born: 3 Mar 1920 Died: 26 May 2004 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1963) | Lowe, Helen R. (I20281)
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| 4045 | Social Security Death Index Name: Roy R. Forrest SSN: 261-78-1564 Last Residence: 33407 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America Born: 1 Apr 1919 Died: 8 Jan 1989 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1962) Social Security Death Index Name: Helen R. Forrest Last Residence: 33407 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America Born: 3 Mar 1920 Died: 26 May 2004 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1963) | Forrest, Roy Raymond (I20243)
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| 4046 | Social Security Death Index Name: Thomas H. Cline SSN: 122-22-7170 Last Residence: 953 (U.S. Consulate), Canada Born: 16 May 1911 Died: May 1990 State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951) U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Name: Thomas H Cline Birth Year: 1911 Race: White, not yet a citizen (White) State of Residence: New York County or City: Erie Enlistment Date: 4 Mar 1942 Enlistment State: New York Enlistment City: Fort Niagara Youngstown Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: Grammar school Civil Occupation: Semiskilled brick and stone masons, and tile setters Marital Status: Married Height: 69 (5'9") Weight: 151 | Cline, Thomas Howard (I10248)
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| 4047 | Social Security Death Index - Name: Walter C. Shoup, SSN: 193-22-6545, Born: 14 Sep 1929, Died: 22 Feb 1992, State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania Ohio Deaths - Walter Clifford Shoup, Born September 14, 1929, Born Canada, Male, Residence City: Cleveland, Residence County: Cuyahoga, Residence State: Ohio, Residence Country: United States, Death Date 22 February 1992, Death Time 7:50 PM, Hospital of Death: Home, City of Death: Cleveland, County of Death: Cuyahoga, Age at Death: 64, Certifier: Physician, Referred to Coroner: No, Filing Date: 24 February 1992, Injury in Ohio: Yes, Type Place of Injury: Unspecified Place, Father's Surname: Shoup, Mother's Surname: Clifford, Marital Status: Married, Education: 12, Industry of Decedent: Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills, Occupation of Decedent: Industrial truck and tractor equipment operator, Census Tract: 1059, Primary Registration District: 1801 | Shoup, Walter Clifford (I08283)
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| 4048 | Soldiers of the First World War: Elmore Leslie Goodhue, Born Port Stanley, Elgin County, Next of Kin Benjamin Goodhue, Port Stanley, Ontario, Born 28th January 1898, Trade or Calling Farm Helper, Married No, Willing to be Vaccinated and Innoculated Yes, Belong to Militia No, Ever Served in Military Force No, Understand the Nature of the Terms of the Engagement Yes, Willing to be tested to serve in any Military Force Yes, Signed Elmore Goodhue, October 28, 1915, Signed Witness Geo. Stacey, London, Ontario Michigan Manifests, Arrival Date July 24, 1920 Goodhue Elmore L., Aged 21, Male, Married, Machinist, English, Sea Montreal File, London,Sister Vera Hanson, 2 Chester Street, London, Ontario, Destination Detroit Goodhue Rose, Aged 20, Female, Married, None, English, Sister in Law, Destination Detroit Goodhue Elmore, Aged 1 Year 6 Months, Male, Single, None, Under 16, Aunt, Destination Detroit On the 1920 Census of Detroit, Wayne, Michigan are: Goodhue Percy L., Head, Rents, Male, Aged 24, Married, Year of Immigration 1914, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Machine Foreman, Automobile Company Goodhue Ethel M., Wife, Female, Aged 25, Married, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Goodhue Clifford L., Son, Male, Aged 2, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born New York Goodhue Elmore L., Brother, Male, Aged 20, Married, Year of Immigration 1819, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Machinist, Factory Goodhue Rose A., Sister in Law, Female, Aged 20, Married, Year of Immigration 1919, Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England Goodhue Elmore B., Nephew, Male, Aged 1 6/12, Year of Immigration 1919, Born England, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Coleman Paige L, Brother in Law, Male, Aged 17, Single, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Machine ab., Machine ? On the 1930 Census of Scio, Washtenaw, Michigan are: Goodhue Elmore L., Head, Rents, 25, Male, Aged 32, Married, First at 19, Born Canada English, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Michigan, Year of Immigration 1919, Cleaner, Dry Cleaning Goodhue Rose A., Wife, Female, Aged 31, Married, First at 18, Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Year of Immigration 1919 Goodhue Elmore B., Son, Male, Aged 11, Single, Born England, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England, Year of Immigration 1919 Goodhue June B., Daughter, Female, Aged 9, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Goodhue Harry A., Son, Male, Aged 7, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Goodhue Robert A., Son, Male, Aged 5, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Goodhue Junior L., Son, Male, Aged 3 1/12, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Goodhue Virginia R., Daughter, Female, Aged 1 8/12, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England Goodhue Olive M. Daughter, Female, Aged 5/12, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born England | Goodhue, Leslie Elmore (I14445)
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| 4049 | Someone has this online as the son of Benjamin Gilmore born 1782 and Ann Disher born 1785, Married to Abigail Smith born 1805 On the 1852 Census of Thorold, Welland, Canada West are: William Gilmore, Blacksmith, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Married, Male Abigail Gilmore, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Married, Female William H. Gilmore, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Male Alexander Gilmore, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Male Jane Gilmore, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Female Catherine Gilmore, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Female Nancy Gilmore, Born Canada, E. Methodist, Widowed, Aged 51 On the 1852 Census of Pelham, Welland, Canada West are: Moses Gilmore, Farmer, Born Canada, No Creed, Married, Aged 22, Male Sarah Gilmore, Born Canada, No Creed, Married, aged 18, Female | Gilmore, Hugh (I20140)
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| 4050 | Sometime between the death of her husband Thomas Coates on March 26th 1892 and her marriage to John West in 1906, Charlotte must have been married to Tom Burley, as she is Charlotte E. Burley when she marries John West on July 9th 1906. She is listed as Sarah E. Coates on the 1901 Census. Norfolk Deaths, Simcoe - Thomas Coates, 26th March 1892, Male, Aged 45 Years, Potash Maker, Born Simcoe, Ontario, Cause of Death Erysipelas, Physician Dr. Hayes, Simcoe, Registered March 31st 1892, Church of England, N. C. Ford Division Registrar of Simcoe On the 1901 Census of Simcoe, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Coates Sarah E., Female, Head, Widowed, Born March 2, 1858, Aged 43, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Salvation Army Coates Thomas, Male, Son, Born February 4, 1888, Aged 13, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Salvation Army Coates Silva, Female, Daughter, Single, Born March 9, 1890, Aged 11, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Salvation Army Coates Clayton, Male, Son, Single, Born March 3, 1894, Aged 7, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Salvation Army West John, Male, Lodger, Single, Born November 1858, Aged 42, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Religion None, Labour Farm Norfolk Marriages, Delhi - John West, Aged 46 Years, Resides Simcoe, Born Province of Quebec, Bachelor, Labourer, Church of England, Father Robert West, Mother Dinah Kent, Charlotte E. Burley, Aged 48 Years, Resides Simcoe, Born Charlotteville, Widow, Church of England, Father John Barber, Mother Elizabeth Barrett, Witnesses Ambrose Barber, Simcoe, Annie Barber, Simcoe, July 9th 1906 at Delhi, Solemnized by Chas. R. Morrow, by License, Registered July 9th 1906, Roger Crysler Division Registrar of Delhi | Burley, Tom (I05884)
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