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Norfolk Marriages, Simcoe - Oscar Hendry, Aged 29 Years, Resides Simcoe, Born England, Bachelor, Merchant, Son of Andrew and Abigail Hendry, Amarilla Walsh, Aged 21 Years, Resides Simcoe, Born Windham, Spinster, Daughter of Francis and Mary Walsh, Witnesses George Higley, Paris, Ontario, Albert Toms, Woodhouse, November 9th 1870 at Simcoe, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by I. A. Wilkinson, by License, Town of Simcoe, Norfolk
Norfolk Births, Simcoe - October 25th 1873, Beatrice Florence Hendry, Female, Father Oscar Hendry, Mother Charlotte A. Walsh, Occupation of Father Merchant, Informant O. Hendry, Merchant, Simcoe, Registered November 22nd 1873, Accoucheur Dr. Covernton, Wm. W. Livingstone Division Registrar of Simcoe
Norfolk Births, Simcoe - May 10th 1875, Oscar Walsh, Male, Father Oscar Hendry, Mother Charlotte A. Walsh, Occupation of Father Merchant, Informant O. Hendry, Merchant, Simcoe, Registered June 25th 1875, Accoucheur Dr. C. W. Covernton, William W. Livingstone Division Registrar of Simcoe
Norfolk Births, Simcoe - March 8th 1877, Andrew Carleton Hendry, Male, Father Oscar Hendry, Mother Charlotte Amarilla Walsh, Occupation of Father Merchant, Informant O. Hendry, Merchant, Simcoe, Registered April 30th 1877, Accoucheur Dr. C. W. Covernton, William W. Livingstone Division Registrar of Simcoe
On the 1881 Census of Woodstock, Oxford North, Ontario are:
Hendry Oscar, Male, Aged 38, Born England, Methodist Church of Canada, Scotch, Merchant, Married
Hendry Charlotte, Female, Aged 30, Born Ontario, Methodist Church of Canada, English, Married
Hendry Beatrice, Female, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Methodist Church of Canada, English, Single
Hendry Oscar, Male, Aged 5, Born Ontario, Methodist Church of Canada, English, Single
Hendry Andrew, Male, Aged 4, Born Ontario, Methodist Church of Canada, English, Single
Derrick Elizabeth, Female, Aged 16, Born Ontario, Church of Rome, Irish, Single
Norfolk Deaths, Middleton - Hendry Charlotte, Female, Aged 67 Years, Date of Death June 23 1918, Born Windham, Place of Death Middleton, Place of Burial Simcoe, Married, Father Francis Walsh, Mother Mary Glover, Cause of Death Nephrites, Physician E. W. Zumstein, Informant M. MacPherson, Delhi, Cause of Death Endocarditis, Myocarditis, Duration 2 Years or More, Immediate Cause of Death Nephritis, Duration 2 or 3 Weeks, E. W. Zumstein M. D., Delhi, D. W. White Division Registrar of Middleton
Norfolk Deaths, Delhi - Hendry, Oscar, Talbot St., Delhi, Ontario, Male, English, Widowed, Aged 87 Years 5 Months 25 Days, Born London, England, October 25th 1840, Merchant, General, At Place of Death 15 Years, In Ontario 63 Years, In Canada 63 Years, Father Andrew Hendry, Born England, Mother Abagail Rackhard, Born England, Physician E. W. Zumstein, Delhi, Informant F. G. Hendry, Delhi, Son, Place of Burial Simcoe, Date of Burial April 22nd 1928, Undertaker Max MacPherson, Delhi, Cause of Death Apoplexy, Contributory Cause of Death Uraemia, Date of Death April 20th 1928
Mr. Oscar Hendry Passes at Delhi
Veteran businessman and commercial traveler dies in 88th year -- 30 years a merchant in Simcoe -- Was Warden of County
The death took place at his home in Delhi on Friday last of one of Norfolk's oldest and most widely known residents, in the person of Mr. Oscar Hendry, in his 88th year.
Mr. Hendry was born in London, England, October 25, 1839, and came to Canada in 1864.
After spending some time in the employ of Mr. Brethour of Brantford, he went into business for himself, conducting what was then known as "The Golden Beehive," located in the present Gettas block. For upwards of 30 years Mr. Hendry successfully carried on a general dry goods and grocery business there.
Later he went to Ingersoll, where he was also engaged in business for some years. Disposing of his interests in the latter town in 1900, Mr. Hendry became associated with the Delhi Manufacturing Company, and as a representative of this firm he became well known throughout Ontario and Western Canada. He continued in this capacity until four or five years ago, when he retired, making his home in that village.
During his long residence in Simcoe, Mr. Hendry proved himself a most worthy citizen and won the respect and esteem of the entire community. He was a member of the town council for some years, and in 1896 was honored by the council with election to the warden's chair.
In religion Mr. Hendry was for many years a member of the Methodist Church, and later of the continuing United Church.
Fifty-seven years ago he was initiated into Norfolk Lodge, No. 10, A.F. and A.M., and was the oldest member of that body. He was also a veteran of the Fenian Raid campaign, being a member of the 7th Regiment, London.
Mr. Hendry married Miss Walsh, a daughter of the late Francis Walsh, who predeceased him 10 years ago. There survive one daughter, Mrs. H. C. Marlatt, Port Dover; and three sons: O. W. Hendry of Toronto, A. C. Hendry of Winnipeg, and Dr. F. G. Hendry of Delhi.
The funeral, which took place from the home of his son in Delhi, on Sunday afternoon, was very largely attended, particularly by members of the Masonic order, under whose auspices it was conducted. The Rev. George Trimble, pastor of Delhi United Church had charge of the service at the house. Interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery, where the Masonic service was carried out.
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. G. H. Luscombe, Wm. Sutton, Leonard Brady, H. A. Carter and R. H. Gunton of Simcoe, and E. Steele and H. Strout of Delhi
From - The Simcoe Reformer April 20th 1928
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