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Norfolk Births, Walsingham - April 23 1873, George, Male, Father James George Murphy, Mother Susan Carrol, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Susan Murphy, Walsingham, Registered April 30 1873, Accoucheur None, John Phelan Division Registrar of Walsingham
Norfolk Births, Woodhouse - July 22nd 1881, Ellen Dunbar, Female, Father James Dunbar, Mother Sarah Richardson, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant James Dunbar, Woodhouse, Registered August 25th 1881, Accoucheur Dr. J. W. Stewart, Thos. M. England Division Registrar of Woodhouse
Norfolk Marriages, - Murphy George B., Aged 26 Years, Resides Vancouver, B. C., Born Walsingham, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Jas. G. and Sarah Murphy, Dunbar Ella, Age Not Given, Resides Woodhouse, Born Woodhouse, Spinster, Farmer's Daughter, Daughter of Jas Dunbar and Sarah Richardson, April 2nd 1902, Norfolk County
On the 1911 Census of Port Dover, Norfolk, Ontario are:
Murphy George B., 1st Ave., Male, Head, Married, Born April 1875, Aged 36, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Methodist, Ditcher
Murphy Ella, Female, Wife, Married, Born July 1880, Aged 30, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Methodist
Murphy James E., Male, Son, SIngle, Born July 1904, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Methodist
Murphy Milfred L., Male, Son, Single, Born June 1906, Aged 4, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Methodist
Murphy George W., Male, Son, Single, Born October 1908, Aged 2, Born Ontario, Irish, Canadian, Methodist
Norfolk Deaths, Port Rowan - Murphy George B., Male, Aged 43 Years, Date of Death November 8th 1918, Place of Birth Township of Walsingham, Place of Death Port Rowan, Place of Burial Port Dover, Occupation Ditcher, Married, Father Jas G. Murphy, Mother Susan Carrol, Cause of Death Pneumonia, Duration 3 Days, Physician E Meeks, Port Rowan, Informant Earl F. Long, Port Dover, W, A. Malin Division Registrar of Port Rowan
From Jo Oakes' website - George and Ella moved to a farm on the Plank Road adjacent to her father's farm (Dunbar homestead) and the Richardson homestead. During World War 1, George's occupation took him to Port Rowan, Ontario. Here George died of flu and pneumonia in the epidemic prevalent at that time. George was buried in the Murphy plot in the Port Dover cemetery.
From John Cardiff's Nornet -
Murphy - Ella Murphy, widow, R. R. 1, Port Dover; Lot 22, Concession 3, Woodhouse [1919 Voters List]
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