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| 1701 | Birth registration 043260 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 Reel 188. Birth was attended by Dr. A.R. Harvie. Death registration 027821 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 Reel 132. The infant was not named in the registrations and died of inanition when 30 hours old. | Harvie, Infant (female) (I14185)
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| 1702 | Birth registration 043295 microfilm MS929 Reel 188, Archives of Ontario. Birth attended by Dr. Harvie. Was married but separated. No children. Married under license K13729; groom age 31, resident of Lot 1 Concession 7, Orillia Township, born Orillia Township, bachelor, Machinist, Presbyterian; bride age 27 resident of Orillia Township, born Orillia Township, United Church; witnesses Sadie Jelley, 297 Maitland and Victor Jelley 237 Nolt; married in the Presbyterian Church Manse, 28 Neywash Street, Orillia on 4 May 1939 by Rev. J.A. McInnis. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Death Register recorded age 75, resident of Huronia Road, Rev. E.A. Beggs. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). Buried in St Andrew's & St James' Cemetery, Orillia, plot A013/05. The Packet, Tuesday, 3 July 1984, page 2 MILLICHAMP, Sibley Gray (Sid) - At the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia on Sunday, July 1, 1984; in his 77th year. Sibley Millichamp, beloved son of the late William and Catherine (Thomson) Millichamp of Huronia Road, Orillia Township. Dear brother of Jean Millichamp of Orillia. The late Mr. Sibley Millichamp rested at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West Street North, Orillia. Funeral service was held in the Chapel on Tuesday afternoon July 3 at 1:30 p.m. Interment St. Andrew's Cemetery, Orillia. If desired, memorial donations to the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Building Fund or the Canadian Cancer Society would be gratefully appreciated. | Millichamp, Sibley Gray (I11379)
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| 1703 | Birth registration 043513 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 Reel 203. Was born at 8:30 P.M. and the birth was attended by Dr. R.A. Harvie. Was baptized 20 September 1914 in Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church by Rev. F.W. Anderson. Her marriage was performed under license K8543 by the Rev. J.A. MacInnis at the Presbyterian manse, 28 Neywash Street in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. Her cousin, Laura S. Harvie attended her and Jonathan Peter Cook's brother, Albert James Cook supported him. The bride's parents lived in Bass Lake, Ontario and the groom's parents lived in Jarrett, Ontario. The reception was held in the Old House and the toasts were proposed by J.G. Harvie, K.C. Their honeymoon was a motor trip to points east. The bride was age 31, Presbyterian; the groom was age 27, farmer, Presbyterian. Jean and Jonathan lived in Forest Home, south of Orillia, Ontario in a grey brick house at the SW corner of McKenzie Street and Nottawasaga Street in Orillia. Elsie was the executor and heir of her uncle David Thomson's estate who died in Seattle, Washington. She made three trips there in 1953, 1957 and 1980 according to her children James and Dorothy. The Orillia Packet & Times, February 27, 2001, page 15 COOK. E. Jean Passed away at the Oak Terrace Nursing Home, Orillia on Sunday February 25th, 2001; in her 92nd year. Jean, beloved wife of the late Jonathan Cook. Loving mother of Jim Cook and his wife Lynda of Orillia and Dorothy (Dottie-Jean) and her husband Ernest Young of Lake Dalrymple. Dear grandmother of James and his wife Sumlyo of Toronto, Christopher of Toronto and Dayna and Terry of Orillia and David and his wife Nicole of Sebright. Great grandmother of Jessica, Michael, Kyla, David and Hana. The family will receive friends at the Doolittle-Carson Funeral Home, 54 Coldwater St. E.. Orillia from 7 - 9 p.m. Tuesday evening. Funeral service will be held in the Chapel on Wednesday, February 28th, 2001 at 11:00 o'clock. Spring interment St Andrew's - St James' Cemetery, Orillia. If desired, Memorial Donations to the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Foundation would be appreciated by the family. | Harvie, Elsie Jean (I14164)
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| 1704 | Birth Registration 047931 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 Reel 170. Dr. E. Flash attended. Was a school teacher. In 1954 was living in Linwood, Ontario, Canada. She was the Executrix of the estate of Mary Thomson, 1872 - 1953 for which she received $750.00. Lilian did a lot of travelling after her husband died and collected information on the Thomson family. On July 10 - 12, 1968, Lilian and cousin Agnes Baird visited with relatives in Saskatchewan. In 2003, members of her family did not know where Lilian's information went to. | Cragg, Lilian Adeline (I12869)
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| 1705 | Birth registration 1899-001644, Government of Manitoba Vital Statistics, Joseph Paul Dumaresq, born 4 August 1898, mother Roseanna Vandale. Was born in Sainte Rose Du Lac, Manitoba, Canada, according to www.familysearch.org, Pedigree Resource File Jospeh Dumaresq, submitted by Sandra M. Boucher. Joseph's father, Samuel, went to British Columbia, Canada about 1896. His wife Roseanne, returned to her parents home in Manitoba for the birth of her first child Joseph. Joseph married a second time to Ruby (Boucher) McLeod, (a close friend of his mother's) in 1976 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Ruby was still living in 2004 according to her step son David Dumaresq. Ruby had three daughters with her first husband Lawrence Kennard McLeod and they lived in British Columbia. Ruby's parents were David Ransom Boucher and Minnie Stretton. Joseph's father, Samuel, was in business with Albert Kerr, the second husband of Mary (Cameron) Thomson. The business, Kerr & Dumaresq Lumber Co. Ltd. was in business from about 1926 until the 1970s. In the 1933 Vancouver City Directory, Joseph, his brothers Alex. J.; Sam J. jr.; and Stan A. were working for their father, Sam J. who was President of Seymour Logging. They lived at 2010 Bayswater. Sam J. was also Vice President of Kerr & Dumaresq Timber. In the British Columbia Directories, 1936, Jos. P. lived at 2010 Bayswater and was listed as President of Kerr & Dumaresq Timber; In 1937 Jos (Florence J.) lived at 1-1899 Dunbar (former address of Albert Kerr) and listed as President of Kerr & Dumaresq Timber. In the Vancouver City Directories, Joseph was listed in 1954 as President of Dumaresq Bros. Ltd., Logging, 1201 - 736 Granville; 1970-73 as President of Kerr & Dumaresq, Timber. Buried in Gardens of Gethsemoni Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleum, 15800 - 32nd Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia in the Cloisters Mausoleum, Section 25, Row 103, Tier 3. The Province, Vancouver, British Columbia, Monday, December 15, 1986, Page 51 DUMARESQ - Joseph Paul, at his residence on December 12, 1986 in his 89th year. Predeceased by his wife, Florence in 1974, survived by his loving wife Ruby; daughters, Joan McIntyre and Ellen Kennedy, son David and wife Joan; step-daughters Donna Scribner, Glennis Wilson and Mavis Venittili; 20 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren; a brother Sam and wife Edith and a sister Anna McCall. The oldest brother of a pioneer logging family, Joe spent all of his happy and productive life on the coast of British Columbia. Prayers will be held at St. John the Apostle Church (5457 Trefalgar) on Monday, December 15, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. where Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, December 16 at 1 p.m. Private interment to follow at Garden of Gethsemoni Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Diabetic Association, 1091 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver, V6H 2V3 or the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. Kearney Funeral Services. | Dumaresq, Joseph Paul U. (I13590)
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| 1706 | Birth registration 1899-004868 Government of Manitoba, Vital statistics. Name was registered as Hazel Maud. Graduated from high school in 1925 at Morse, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was a school teacher. Lived in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. | Thomson, Hazel Maude (I13918)
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| 1707 | Birth registration 1901-007500 Government of Manitoba Vital Statistics. Graduated from high school in 1925 at Morse, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was a school teacher. Her last 16 years were spent in the school in Morse from which she retired in 1964. She travelled widely in the summers and visited relatives in Ontario. Her records and diaries were destroyed after her death by her in-laws. Marjorie was legally blind in her later years. Buried in Plot 338, Memory Lane Cemetery, Morse. | Thomson, Marjorie Elizabeth (I13919)
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| 1708 | Birth registration 1901-09-121009 microfilm B13817 (GSU#2134887) Government of British Columbia Vital Statistics: Robert Arnold Bruce at Vancouver on 6 September 1901. In the British Columbia Directories, 1934 Robert A. (Marie) Bruce lived at 5512 East Georgia Street, Burnaby and was a laborer; 1935 lived at 280 Howard Avenue, Burnaby and listed as a laborer; 1938 lived at 280 Howard Avenue, North Burnaby and listed as a fisherman. Robert and Marie divorced in the early 1040s and Robert abandoned the family. Was living in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada in 1947 when his mother died and in Kamloops, British Columbia in 1961 when his father died. In 1971, was living in Parksville, B.C. when his son Albert George died. In the Kamloops City Directories, Robert was listed in the 1962 directory as retired and living at 1006 8 Street North; in the 1963 directory was listed as retired and living at 521 5 Avenue. Death registration 1978-09-001506 microfilm B13583 (GSU#2051228), Government of British Columbia Vital Statistics: Robert Arnold Bruce died January 16, 1978 in Nanaimo, British Columbia at age 76. Buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Vancouver, Eastview Section, Lot 547, Grave 8. | Bruce, Robert Arnold (I6296)
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| 1709 | Birth registration 232439 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 reel 73. Was listed as a 30 year old farmer of South Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada in his Marriage Registration. He was registered as Harvey. Samuel purchased the Old Millers house, 245 Westmount Drive South, Orillia in the mid 1940's. This is the former home of James Thomson and Margaret Dunn and where their three children were born. Samuel bought the house from the Cassidy family and renovated it. Daily Packet and Times, Monday, 5 June 1961 HARVIE - At his residence, 41 Frederick Street, Orillia on Saturday June 3, 1961. Samuel Harvie, beloved husband of the late Nellie Thomson, in his 87th year. Dear father of Jean (Mrs. Jonathan Cook) of Orillia, brother of Beatrice Harvie, of Orillia and loving grandfather of Jim and Dorothy. Funeral from Doolittle Bros. Funeral Home of Tuesday June 6. Service at 3 p.m. Interment St. Andrews Cemetery, Orillia. Masonic Brethren will meet at the Funeral Home, Monday evening for service at 7:30 p.m. | Harvie, Samuel Cotton (I14163)
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| 1710 | Birth registration 236935 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 reel 147. Listed as Geo. Wm. Jno. Graham, born in Fair Valley, Medonte Township. Was living in Eady, Medonte Township, Ontario, Canada in 1942 when his mother died. | Graham, George William John (I13926)
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| 1711 | Birth registration 241457-04 microfilm MS929 reel 170, Archives of Ontario. Birth was attended by Dr. Gilchrist. Edna Mary Johnston recorded birth date as 31 December 1902. Government of British Columbia Vital Statistics, Marriage Registration 1926-09-301082, Microfilm B13751 (GSU#2074504) Florence Jean Johnston and Joseph Paul U. Dumaresq married 8 January 1926 in Vancouver. Was living in Vancouver in 1973 when her brother John Thomson Johnston died. Government of British Columbia Vital Statistics, Death Registration 1974-09-017526, Microfilm B13338 (GSU#2050342) Florence Jean Dumaresq died 23 November 1974 in Ganges at age 70. In the Vancouver City Directories, Joseph and Florence were living at 1419 W 48th Avenue; in 1970-73 were living at 402, 2890 Point Grey Road. Buried in Gardens of Gethsemani Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleum, 15800 - 32nd Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia in the Cloisters Mausoleum, Section 25, Row 103, Tier 3. Vancouver Sun, 16 January 1926 DUMARESQUE -- JOHNSTONE (sic) A quiet wedding took place at St. Augustine's Church recently, when Miss Florence Jean JOHNSTONE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnstone, became the wife of Mr. Joseph Paul DUMARESQ. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father O'Neil. Miss Anna Dumaresq, sister of the groom, was the brides........(ended here, some of these old papers were in rough shape). The Vancouver Province Monday November 25, 1974 & The Vancouver Sun Monday November 25, 1974 DUMARESQ - Mrs Florence Jean, of Ganges, Salt Spring Island, passed away at the family home, November 23, 1974. She was the beloved wife of Joseph Paul and mother of David J. Dumaresq; Mrs L.W. (Joan) McIntyre, Mrs J.H. (Ellen) Kennedy; she has 13 grandchildren, also 4 sisters, Mrs Margaret Thomson, Haney; Mrs Grace Holmes, Vancouver; Miss Edna Johnston, Abbotsford and Mrs Wilma Meagher, Ganges, B.C. Funeral Service will be held at 1:30 P.M., Tuesday, November 26, in Ganges United Church. Reverend V. McEacheran officiating. Cremation. A Memorial Service will be held at 2 P.M., Thursday, November 28 in the Shaughnessy United Church, Vancouver. Reverend George Searcy officiating. Arrangements by Goodman Funeral Home, Ganges. No flowers please. Donations may be made to the B.C. Cancer Fund, 1900 Fort St. Victoria, B.C. | Johnston, Florence Jean (I6359)
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| 1712 | Birth registration 242917-80 MS929 reel 47 Archives of Ontario. Joseph Langstaff M.D. attended at the birth. John's father was a Miller. His birth was not registered until 24 December 1880. John Rumble's first wife was Margaret Waugh born 1 May 1873, married 3 April 1895 (marriage registration 011080 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 reel 87), died 8 July 1901 (death registration 018182 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 reel 104). Margaret's parents were Charles Waugh and Mary Graham. Mary Graham was a sister of Elizabeth Graham 1839-1902 who married George Thomson 1832-1916. In the 1901 Canada Census, John age 29 and Margaret age 27, were recorded in Ontario, Simcoe East, Medonte C1, page 4, line 36 along with children John L.G. age 5, born 6 September 1895; Marion E. age 3, born 14 August 1897 and George R. less than 1 year old, born 28 September 1900. In the registrations of his children with Margaret Waugh, he was listed as a Miller. In his marriage registration to Mary Isabella Thomson, John was listed as a 33 year old Miller and a widower, living in Hillsdale, Ontario. John was a Trustee of Hillsdale Police Village in 1911. John's father, Joseph, purchased part of Lot 55, Concession 1, Medonte Township in 1887 for $3,500 from Nathaniel Dyment. The property included a Gist Mill. Joseph ran and improved the mill. John C. took over the mill and later his sons, Jack and Harold managed the mill until 1989. The mill has not been used since 1989 but was still standing in 2002. (From Another Look At Hillsdale 2002. In the book are photos of the mill; John C. in 1910 and Mrs. John C. in 1955) The Orillia Packet & Times, Thursday, July 18, 1935 John C. Rumble John C. Rumble, prominent flour miller and farmer, died at his home at Hillsdale after a year's illness. He was born at Richmond Hill in 1871, and had been a resident of Hillsdale for 48 years. He was married in 1894 to Margaret Waugh, of Hillsdale, who died in 1901. Three years later he married Mary I. Thomson, of Eady, who survives with the following family, the first three by his first wife, Lance Rumble, Toronto, Mrs. W.H. Waldron (Marion), Sloatsburg, N.Y.; George Rumble, Toronto; Dorothy, of the Toronto public school teaching staff; Harold and Jack, at home; five brothers and one sister also survive, William, Richard, Thomas, Herschel, Rolph and Miss Maud, all of Hillsdale. Mr. Rumble was a lifelong member of the Methodist (now United) church, a member of the official board and Sunday-school superintendent for many years, and acted as organist from the age of 14 until his health failed. He was leader and solo cornet player of the Hillsdale Band for many years. He also served as School trustee and village trustee for several years. He was much interested in athletic sports and in his younger days was a star lacrosse and baseball player. | Rumble, John Clark (I13905)
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| 1713 | Birth registration 243127 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 reel 188. Birth was attended by Dr. J.N. Harvie. Was baptized on 13 April 1923 by Rev. N.H. McGillivray in Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Her father was listed as a Manufacturer and resident of 156 Nolt Street. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). Was a Dietitian. Taught Home Economics in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. Was living in Orillia in 1950 when her mother died. Ruth sailed aboard the Thorside, departing 15 December 1951 for a vacation in South Africa. She made three other trips to South Africa, the last one about 1975. In 2004 was living in Champlain Manor, Orillia with a long time friend Bea Lehman. Ruth recorded a lot of the Thomson family information but her documents disappeared. She wrote a detailed description of her fathers flour mill, in Orillia, which is in the collection of her nephew, Robert Amos. Ruth Frances Thomson Has gone to be with her Lord; 6th September 2006, in her hundredth year, in Orillia, Ontario. Ruth was the loving daughter of Duncan Cameron Thomson and Nellie Pasmore Thomson of Orillia. She was the loving sister of Jean Norris, Robert & James Thomson, Caroline, John and Don & Helen Thomson all predeceased. She was the loving Aunt of Mary McTavish, Joan Dixon, Yvonne McGrath, the late Dorothy Jane Williamson, Carol and Ian Marr, Claire & Dick Ball all of Ontario, Duncan Thomson of Dallas, Texas, Martha & Ed Grendalius of Michigan, Gail O'Connor of Salmon Arm, B.C., Heather Thomson of Grassmere, B.C., Mary and Doug Solamon of Honduras Central America & Barry & Cheryl Thomson of Orillia. Ruth is survived by her cousins Lois & Claire Burridge and Louise Robillard and friend Beatrix Lehman of Orillia. She is also survived by many great nieces and nephews. For many years Ruth acted as the Dietician at the Huronia Regional Centre, later she was the teacher of Home Economics at ODCVI. She was a Life Member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, where she taught Sunday School, was a member of the Orillia Historical Society. She was a member of the Canadian Club and the Sir Samuel Steel Art Gallery. Her hobbies were painting and writing. The late and dearly loved Ruth Thomson will have her funeral service at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Orillia on Monday September 11th at 2:30 p.m. Family will receive friends from 1:00 p.m. until time of the funeral service. Interment:- St. Andrew's & St. James' Cemetery, Orillia. Refreshments will be provided by the Ladies of the Church in the Lecture Hall. If desired, Memorial Donations to the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church would be appreciated and may be made at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St., N., Orillia. Messages of condolence are welcomed at www.mundellfuneralhome.com | Thomson, Ruth Frances (I6279)
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| 1714 | Birth year from her age of 19 from 1881 Ontario Census. On www.familysearch.org, search of IGI files for Margaret Thomson, born 16 July 1861, batch no C110971, dates 1855-1867 source call no. 6035516. Assume she emigrated to Canada in 1872 with her parents. Marriage Registration 010597 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 Reel 48. Registered as Thompson. Margaret is listed as age 21, born in South Orillia Township, resident of South Orillia, Presbyterian. Witnesses were Joseph Dunn of Orillia and John Allan of South Orillia. The service was conducted by R.N. Grant at the home of the brides parents, William and Jessie Thomson. Address in 1920 was R.R. 1, Orillia, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada when her father died. Was living in North Orillia in 1940 when her sister Jessie died. Buried in St Andrew's & St James Cemetery, Orillia, Ontario Plot A61-3. The Daily Packet and Times, Tuesday, April 16, 1957 Death Takes Old Resident Orillia - A well-known long-time resident of Orillia, Margaret Thomson Dunn, passed away yesterday in her 96th year. Funeral service will be conducted at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St. N. on Wednesday, April 17th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Dunn died in the old Dunn Homestead where she had spent the greater part of her life. She was born in Scotland, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Thomson. In 1872 she came to Canada. She was married on January 9, 1884 to David J. Dunn whose family were early pioneers in the Orillia district. Their fiftieth wedding anniversary was a cause for a celebration in 1934 and relatives and friends came from far and near to make the occasion festive and gay. The family presented them with a Westminster Chime Clock at that time. In the early days the Dunn Homestead extended from Dunn Avenue down across what is now No. 11 Highway to the Canadian National Railway tracks, to Lake Simcoe, and also took in what is now the Ontario Hospital School. In 1912 the land was subdivided. Mrs. Dunn went to school with Mr. Alex Cuppage, who recently celebrated his 96th birthday. Mr. Dunn predeceased his wife in 1936 and since that time she has continued to live at the old home on Dunn Avenue. She is survived by a son William who lives on the Fourth Concession. Mrs. Dunn had four children altogether, one son died while still very young, a son Gordon and a daughter Mrs. A. McDonough predeceased her. | Thomson, Margaret (I11433)
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| 1715 | Birth year from her age of 38 from 1891 Ontario Census. Came to Canada with her family in 1872. In her marriage registration was listed as being born in Scotland and a resident of London England. The Orillia Packet and Times, Thursday, March 15, 1934, Archives of Ontario microfilm N039 Reel 70NP reported: "MRS. DAVID P. THOMSON One of the oldest residents of South Orillia, Mrs. David P. Thomson passed away at her home, Dunedin Park, on Monday, March 12, in her eighty-second year. Mrs. Thomson was born in Ross Shire, Scotland, second daughter of the late James and Willamina Scott, who immigrated to Canada with their family in 1872, settling in Orillia. Mrs. Thomson was the last of the Scott family. She was married in June 1884 to David P. Thomson, son of the late William and Jessie Thomson, the ceremony being performed in St. Andrew’s Church, Toronto, by the Rev. Dr. Macdonnell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson had been looking forward to the celebration of their fiftieth anniversary during the coming June. Two sons and one daughter remain, Mr. J.W. Thomson, Orillia; Mrs. William Duncan, North Orillia; and D.T.S. Thomson, Orillia. One remaining niece is Elsie Scott, wife of William Dunn of Newmarket. There are also seven grandchildren. Mrs. Thomson was the first president of the Deep Sea Mission Band of Forest Home, South Orillia and was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon, service being conducted by the Rev. J.A. MacInnis. Pallbearers were her son-in-law William Duncan,; four nephews Messrs. William Dunn, Gordon Dunn, William Thomson and George Bell, and a cousin T.S. Thomson. The sympathy of many friends was expressed in the flowers including besides those from personal friends and neighbors, some from the Ladies Aid Society of Hampshire Mills, the WMS of Hampshire Mills, and Deep Sea Mission Band, Forest Home, The Ontario Hospital and the Masonic Lodge." | Scott, Jane (I11429)
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| 1716 | BIRTH: she was the grand-daughter of King Edward VII of England | Piggott, Gladys Elizabeth (I6769)
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| 1717 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Bonnie Dune (I12938)
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| 1718 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Johnson, Neil Morris (I13027)
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| 1719 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Laura-Jean (I12748)
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| 1720 | Born in her parents home at Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada. They resided at 1922 Stephen Street, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and at 315 Ominica Street West in Moose Jaw. Following courtesy of Lorne Wallace Glendinning from Agnes Helen Baird's scrapbook: HAGERTY - BAIRD The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Baird was the scene of a wedding Oct. 19, when their daughter, Annie Emma, became the bride of Archie Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Hagerty, Stoney Beach. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was charming in a gown of white satin and net with floor-length veil cascading from a sweetheart headdress. Nuptial music was played by the bride's mother and Rev. Mr. Storey performed the ceremony. She carried red roses and bouvardia. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Mary Ingle, who wore a floor-length gown of turquoise with corsage of Sweetheart roses. The groom was attended by his brother, Evan Hagerty. A buffet luncheon was served to immediate families. The bridal couple left for Vancouver on their honeymoon. They will reside at 1922 Stephen Street. | Baird, Annie Emma (I11210)
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| 1721 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Stacey, Shirley Anne (I13585)
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| 1722 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Clark, Walter William (I12814)
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| 1723 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Clark, John George Albert (I12813)
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| 1724 | Born in the Kincaid Hospital, Kincaid, Saskatchewan, Canada, exactly 1 year after his sister Joyce. Raised on the Thomson homestead farm at McCord, Saskatchewan. Attended Varsity School (a 1 room country school) through grade 9, 1946-1954, McCord High School for grade 10 and part 11, 1954-1956, and completed high school in 1958 at Luther College, Regina, Saskatchewan. Attended University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada studying Architecture 1958-59. Worked for a year for the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture in Regina and Outlook, Saskatchewan, 1959-1960. Returned to University of Manitoba to study Interior Design, leaving in 1963 and graduating in 1964 with a Bachelor of Interior Design. Moved to Montreal, Quebec, Canada in September, 1963 and worked as an Interior Designer for Office Specialty Limited. In December 1965 he quit his job and spent 11 months travelling around the Mediterranean (North Africa, Middle East and Southern Europe) with a Spanish friend, Mauricio Espinar, from Mallorca, Spain, (drove a Citroen 2CV, the only car he ever owned. Mauricio and his wife Rigtje visited the Thomson farm in 1970). Returned to Montreal in November, 1966 and worked for National Typewriter Inc. until June 1969. Left on a 13 month trip around the world with an American friend, Ed Schleicher of New York City, USA. While on the trip, travelled through West and East Africa, India, Nepal, Southeast Asia, Australia (worked in Farmers Department Store in Sydney), New Caledonia and crossed the Southern Pacific by boat to Panama. Moved to Toronto, Ontario in July 1970. Worked for Office Planning Services 1970 - 1978, Atkinson McLeod Design Consultants 1978 - 1993 (where he became Vice President, Administration), 1993 - 1998 worked freelance and finished his career working for HOK Canada 1998 - 2000, (part of the largest Architectural firm in the world). Retired the end of November 2000 and spent 4 months in Hawaii. Worked the summer of 2001 back at HOK Canada (returned to the same project, same team of people, working on a 6 building high rise condominium project in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Had the good fortune to have a business trip there in 2000). Took a 4 week trip to South America in September-October 2001 (which included Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Machu Picchu in Peru and the Patagonia Area of Southern Chile). In 2001 he had travelled in 82 countries. He was a member of ARIDO (Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario), IDC (Interior Designers of Canada) and ASID (American Society of Interior Designers). He received an ARIDO Design Award for his involvement in the Penser Brain Tumour Clinic at The Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto and received an ARIDO President‘s Citation for his five years as a member of the Qualification Review Board. In 2001, started spending 6 months every winter in Hawaii (in a rented apartment). Started the genealogical recording of his father's Thomson and Fallis descendants in 1999. Devoted his retirement to researching and meeting distant cousins across Canada and USA. The cousins also included his mother's Munford and Bramhill descendants which he assisted in recording. Never married. In 2005 his apartment was filmed for the program “This Small Space” and was broadcast on the Home & Garden Television Channel. Addresses in Toronto were 419-484 Church Street (1971-1981), 1214-45 Carlton Street (1981-1988), 12C-256 Jarvis Street (1988-1994), 802-160 Frederick Street (1994-1995), 1403-77 Carlton Street (1995-2000). Address after 2000 was 2001 - 40 Homewood Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 2K2, 416-925-6447. E-mail wtjdhula40@aol.com. | Thomson, Robert Wayne (I12946)
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| 1725 | Born in the sod shack on the Thomson homestead in the Milly District, (later McCord), Section 17 Township 5 Range 7 West 3 Meridian, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was baptized 27 January 1914. Attended Milly School, Varsity School, Assiniboia School where she stayed at The School Home for Girls and graduated, with a Grade 12 Diploma, from Central Collegiate in Regina, Saskatchewan on 1 August 1931. Was a school teacher graduating in 1933 from Moose Jaw Normal School. (Interview with Annie Emma (Baird) Hagerty August 6, 2002 she remembers that Ethel stayed with the James Alexander Baird family at Keystown when she went to Normal School in Moose Jaw. She also remembers one weekend Ethel drove a team of horses and cutter to Lumsden to visit Annie (Thomson) Baird. John and Mary Pettigrew put the horses up overnight). When Ethel started teaching, her father gave her a small gun which he used to carry in the early 1900s as a foreman of a railroad extra gang. The family still has the gun. She taught in McCord 1933 - 1935, Bolingbroke (west of Shamrock), West Slope (southeast of Kelstern), Burton (east of Vanguard), Glen Bain and Vanguard, all in Saskatchewan. Retired from teaching in 1942. Retired to Regina, Saskatchewan in 1976. Lived at 1449 Parker Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 4R7. In April 1985, Ethel and George went to the Silver Broom Curling in Glasgow Scotland. Ethel spent most of the last five years of her life in Regina's Wascana Rehabilitation Centre suffering from dementia. Buried in Swift Current Memorial Cemetery, Swift Current, Saskatchewan. The family also had her name added to her parents gravestone in Prospect Cemetery, South of Ferland, Saskatchewan. REAR - THOMPSON On November 1, the McCord United Church was the scene of a charming wedding when Susan Ethel, only daughter of Mrs. Mabel E. Thomson and the late John A. Thomson, became the bride of George Clark, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F.B. Rear of Vancouver. The officiating minister was Rev. W.E. Bannerman of LaFleche. The bride was attended by Miss Dorothy Stinson of Mankota while Harry Miracle of Vanguard attended the groom. The ushers were Ben Thomson and Zoiltan Nyiri. To the strains of the Lohengren bridal chorus played by Mrs. Chas. Will, the bride entered the church looking charming in a floor length gown of white silk, it being the wedding dress worn by her mother thirty years ago. She carried a beautiful bouquet of colonial design. The bridesmaid's dress was a pink net over rose taffeta with a corsage of cream roses. While the register was being signed, Mrs. Bert Dykema, Vanguard rendered very sweetly, "Oh Promise Me". After the ceremony about eighty quests adjourned to the church parlors where they partook of a sumptuous dinner, the attendants being six of the bride's girl friends. At the conclusion of the dinner, R.H. Stinson of Mankota very ably filled the position of master of ceremonies. The bride's travelling costume was blue with wine accessories. Among the quests were friends and relatives from Kelstern, Shamrock, Neepawa, (Man.), Weyburn and Mankota. The young couple will reside on the groom's farm near Vanguard. REAR - Mr. Susan Ethel Rear (Thomson) passed away at the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre on Friday, August 30, 1996 at the age of 83 years. Predeceased by one daughter, Carole (1970); husband George (1995); brothers Allan, Ben and Albert. Ethel is survived by daughter, Sandra (Andre) Lalonde; granddaughters: Megan and Meika; sisters-in-law: Helen Rear, Mildred Thomson and Thel Thomson; nieces Myrna Blanchard (Russell). Nancy Christopher (Dennis), Linda Jackson (Brian), Joyce Hiltz (Vaughn), Gail Eklund (Doug), Bonnie Thomson, Pat Russell; nephews Wayne Thomson and Dale Thomson; and numerous great nieces and nephews. Ethel was born at McCord but her teaching career took her to Vanguard where she met and married George Rear in 1939. Always active in the community, she was a member of the Rebecca Lodge, the Homemakers Club and the UCW, and she was a 4-H club leader. In her retirement Ethel remained active, enjoying travelling, golfing, bowling, playing bridge and gourmet cooking. Ethel was a devoted wife and mother and a loving grandmother whose strength and courage were greatly admired. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 1996 at 2:00 p.m. at Wesley United Church, 3913 Hillsdale St., Regina. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, 2332 - 11th Ave., Regina, Sask., S4P 0K1 or to the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, 2180 - 23rd Ave., Regina, Sask., S4S 0A5 would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements are in care of the Unser - Rist Funeral Home Services, Regina. | Thomson, Susan Ethel (I12935)
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| 1726 | Born in the sod shack on the Thomson homestead, Milly (later McCord), Section 17 Township 5 Range 7 West 3 Meridian, Saskatchewan, Canada. His early schooling was at Milly School, 1 year at Varsity School and then attended Regina Collegiate Grade 11, 1926/27 and Grade 12, Form IV in 1927/28. In the "Dirty Thirties" he worked on threshing crews in Scotsguard and other areas. Allen inherited part of the Thomson homestead from his father and bought the rest of it, W1/2 Section 7, Township 5, Range 7, West 3 Meridian and W1/2 17-5-7, W3 from his mother on October 30, 1944 for $11,000.00. Allen Thomson was very involved in community and provincial organizations, such as: Vice President of Saskatchewan Municipal Hail Insurance, delegate of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool for 25 years, Reeve of the Municipality of Mankota (1957-1963, 1967-1973), President of the Meyronne Southern Rural Telephone Company, Trustee of McCord United Church, taught Sunday School at Varsity Church, Leader of the Ferland 4H Baby Beef Club for 16 years, President of Mankota Hospital Board plus others. German immigrants who worked on the farm after WWII were Ernest Haackel and George Gras. Allen was actively involved in the installation of the Hydro Electric System in the area in 1955. As President of the Meyronne Southern Rural Telephone Company, he was instrumental in the installation of the dial telephone system in the area in 1964. Allen and Mildred separated in 1978 and divorced in 1979. Allen sold the farm to his son, Douglas Dale Thomson and retired to Coquitlam, British Columbia in 1978. Died from cancer. Cremated. His ashes are scattered on the Thomson homestead at McCord, Saskatchewan. The family had his name added to his parents tombstone in Prospect Cemetery, South of Ferland, Saskatchewan. | Thomson, Robert Allen (I12934)
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| 1727 | Born near Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Had no children. Worked in the accounting department of Canada Carbon in Montreal, Quebec when Laura and Sherman lived there. Died from cancer. Buried in Cataraqui Cemetery, Kingston Township, Frontenac County, Ontario, Section E2, Plot 474. The Kingston Whig-Standard, Friday, 26 December 1969, Page 2 Gauley, Laura Adeline - At Los Angeles, California, on Wednesday, December 24, 1969, Laura Adeline Cranston; beloved wife of Sherman Gauley, daughter of Mrs. Edna Cranston and the late George Cranston; sister of Mrs. W. Brown (Verna), Toronto; Charles, Raliton; Mrs. Clarence Lewis, (Julia), London; and Robert, Harrowsmith. Resting at the O.H. Berry Funeral Home, Sydenham, from Saturday evening, December 27, for funeral service on Monday, December 29, at 1 p.m. Interment Cataraqui Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. | Cranston, Laura Adeline (I13197)
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| 1728 | Born on her parents farm at McCord, Saskatchewan, Canada. Gladys weighed only about two pounds at birth, was given a shot of brandy and put in a shoe box on the over door to keep her warm. Completed her grade 12 education. Married in the McCord United Church, McCord, and her brother Winston Phillips was a witness. (Winston Spence Moyses Phillips, only sibling of Gladys, died 8 August 1944. He was in the Royal Canadian Air Force, 429th Squadron, in WWII. He is buried in grave 55.A.7, Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, United Kingdon). Gladys worked very hard on the farm along side Bert. On November 7, 1964, Gladys, Bert, Bonnie, sister-in-law Mildred Thomson and great niece Connie Hiltz were driving to Vanguard, Saskatchewan to visit Ethel and George Rear when they had a single car accident. Bonnie was the most seriously injured and was taken to hospital in Moose Jaw. Mildred and Connie were taken to hospital, examined and released, Bert and Gladys were taken to hospital and treated for their injuries. The car was a total write-off. Gladys and Bert separated on July 1, 1968 and divorced on November 2, 1972. She worked even harder, as a cook, to successfully raise her daughter, Bonnie after separating from Bert. She worked at the Guiding Light Home in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan until retiring to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on November 1, 1978 and bought a home there. Was a member of Cosmo Senior Citizens Center in Moose Jaw. Moved into Heritage Place Retirement Centre in Moose Jaw on 5 January 2005. | Phillips, Gladys Irene Belton (I12937)
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| 1729 | Born on the Thomson homestead, Milly (later McCord), Section 17 Township 5 Range 7 West 3 Meridian, Saskatchewan, Canada. When Ben was a young child, he was kicked in the face by a horse and his nose had to be rebuilt. Ben rode a horse to Varsity School where he took Grades 1 through 10, the last two years by correspondence courses. He took Grades 11 and 12 at Vanguard High School where he stayed with his sister, Ethel. Ben won the Boys Aggregate at the 6th Annual Junior Grain Club and Homecraft Club at "McTaggart's Picnic" in the 1930's. Attended the University of Saskatchewan and took two years of Engineering before joining the Royal Canadian Air Force. Was in the Royal Canadian Air Force during WWII, however did not serve overseas. He took Pilot Officers Training at Mossbank, Saskatchewan, Camp Borden, Ontario and became a Flying Officer. He ferried planes on the East Coast of Canada then flew Harvard aircraft at Camp Borden. Met his future wife, Thelma, in 1944. They spent their honeymoon in New York City. Ben and Thelma lived at 67 John Street, Barrie, Ontario and bought their first car in 1945. They moved to Exeter, Ontario. They bought a new Ford car in 1947 and drove out to Saskatchewan for a visit. They built their own house on a large VLA lot in Agincourt, Ontario and moved in on July 1, 1951. Ben was given the choice of continuing his education at University or a 2 acre lot for $570.00. Over the years they added to the original house and extensively landscaped the lot. They eventually sold off the back half of the property to a developer (this paid off their mortgage) and in the 1980's, sold off 55 feet of the front part leaving their property 109 feet wide. (Thelma was still living there 50 years later in 2001). They later built an A-frame cottage at Sturgeon Point, Sturgeon Lake, Victoria County, Ontario. Worked for Bell Telephone. He was past President of Sturgeon Point Golf Club, past President of Unionville Curling Club and was an Elder of Knox United Church in Agincourt. In 1988 he was Chairman of the Canada Life Curling Bonspiel in Toronto. Died of cancer. Cremated. Interred at Knox United Church Cemetery, Agincourt, Ontario. The family had his name added to his parents tombstone in Prospect Cemetery, South of Ferland, Saskatchewan. Thelma commissioned a stained glass window for Knox United Church in 2000, in memory of Ben. BEN GORDON THOMSON Obituary Ben Gordon Thomson of Agincourt, Ontario passed away September 14 at the age of 67 in a Toronto hospital. Following cremation a Memorial Service was held at Knox United Church, Agincourt. He was predeceased by his parents John A. Thomson in 1936 and his mother Mabel Ethel (Thomson) Hannon in 1964. Also a brother Allen Thomson in 1987 and his son Robert 1988. He is survived by his wife Thelma of Agincourt, his daughter Pat Russell of St. Thomas, Ontario, his daughter-in-law Denise Thomson of Trenton, Ontario. Three grandchildren Aliza Russell and Krystal and Kyle Thomson and by his brother Bert (Agnes) Thomson of Assiniboia, Sask. and sister Ethel (George) Rear of Regina., several nieces, nephews and cousins. Ben was born in 1923 at McCord, Sask. He took his schooling at Varsity & McCord schools and his grade 12 at Vanguard. He attended University for a short time; joined the Air Force during the war and became a flying instructor. After the war he worked for Bell Canada in Toronto until his retirement. Ben was past President of the Unionville Curling Club, Sturgeon Point Golf Club and an Elder in the Knox United Church. In lieu of flowers, memorials were received for the Knox United Church and Scarborough General Hospital. | Thomson, Ben Gordon (I12936)
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| 1731 | Bradley was adopted. | Ross, Bradley (I11337)
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| 1738 | Bruce attended school in Rodney, Ontario, Canada. Was a farmer. Lived at RR#3, Rodney, Ontario. | Kriter, Bruce William (I12854)
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| 1742 | Buried in Belleville Cemetery, Plot G-13-13. | Taylor, Leonard Alfred (I12583)
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| 1743 | Buried in plot #154 in Fairview Cemetery in Sanborn. | Beleal, Roy Doyle (I1018)
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| 1744 | Buried in Plot 172, Memory Lane Cemetery, Morse. | Fisher, Maude Marion (I13917)
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| 1745 | Buried in Plot 1J63-64 Fair Valley Cemetery. The Orillia Packet, Tuesday, February 18, 1986, page 11 WALKER, Maysella Doreen At Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, February 18, 1986. Maysella Walker; in her 68th year. Beloved wife of Edgar G, Walker of Bass Lake. Dear mother of Shirley (Mrs. Don Balkwill) of Coldwater, Robert of Tilsonberg and Norman of Marchmount. Predeceased by daughter Betty. Dear sister of Mildred (Mrs. Ernest Woon) of Bass Lake, Morley of Bracebridge and Merna (Mrs. Robert Holmes) of Niagara Falls. Loving grandmother of 8 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. The late Mrs. Maysella Walker will be resting at the Crawford Chapel of the Doolittle Funeral Home, 54 Coldwater Street East, Orillia where the family will receive friends from 12:00 noon until time of service at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday. Spring interment St. George's Cemetery, Fairvalley, Medonte Township. If desired memorial donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. | Johnson, Maysella Doreen (I14323)
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| 1746 | Buried in Plot AJI08 , St. Andrew's & St. James' Cemetery, Orillia with her parents (her name is not on the grave stone). The Orillia Packet, Monday, July 13, 1987, page 2 MILLICHAMP, Verna Agatha At Balmoral Lodge Nursing Home, Kilworthy on Saturday, July 11, 1987. Verna Jelley, beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jelley of North Orillia; in her 76th year. Loving sister of Vic of Warminster, Albert (Ab) of Orillia and Arthur predeceased. Fondly remembered by nieces and nephews. Resting at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St. N., Orillia, after 7 p.m. Monday. Service in the chapel on Wednesday July 15th at 1:30 p.m. Interment St Andrew's St James' Cemetery, Orillia. | Jelley, Verna Agatha (I10149)
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| 1747 | Buried in Regina Memorial Gardens, Section - Garden of Last Supper, Lot 447 B2. The Leader Post, Regina, Saskatchewan, Thursday, February 11, 1999, Page D7 HARVEY, Arthur L., beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, cousin and friend, passed away peacefully at his home on Tuesday, February 9, 1999 at the age of 77 years. Arthur was predeceased by his parents, sister Violet Myers and grandson Jeffrey Allen. Art is lovingly remembered by his wife of fifty-four years, Fannie, his daughters Carol Ann, Mary (Don) Kreis, Janet (Albert) Mahinger and Arlene (Wayne) Smith, all of Regina; eighteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren; sister Jean Dunning of Pense, sister-in-law Annie (Archie) Hagerty of Moose Jae; brother-in-law Norman (Mona) Baird of Kelowna, B.C.; also numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was dearly loved and will be sadly missed by everyone who knew him. Funeral service will be held Friday, February 12, 1999 at 2:00 p.m. at Rosemont United Church, 5000-8th Avenue and McIntosh Street, with Rev. Reeva Sam officiating. Interment in Regina Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations in Arthurs name may be made to the Hemodialysis Unit, Regina General Hospital, 1440-14th Avenue, Regina, S4P 0W5. Arrangements in care of Speers Funeral Chapel and Crematorium Services. | Harvey, Arthur Lucas (I11181)
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| 1748 | Buried in Section R (R46-13) in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. | Vollick, Edna Evelyn (I14293)
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| 1749 | Buried in St Andrew's & St James Cemetery, Orillia, Ontario Plot A19-3-1. | Benner, Audrey Helen (I11423)
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| 1750 | Buried in St Andrew's & St James Cemetery, Orillia, Ontario Plot J10-5-2. The Orillia Packet & Times, Tuesday, November 26, 1991 SHAW, Norman James (Co-proprietor of Shaw Maple Products, Orillia) At Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, November 26, 1991, after a brief illness; in his 77th year. Norm Shaw, of Carthew Bay, Orillia Twsp., beloved husband of Myrtle Duncan. Loving father of William and wife Donna of Toronto, Patricia and husband Ronald Slessor of Brampton, Ronald and wife Ruthanne of Hawkestone, Douglas and wife Frances of Barrie. Dear grandfather of James, Brian and Kim Slessor, Robert, Cathy, Carol Anne, Tom, Jennifer and Kevin Shaw. Great grandfather of Kelli and Kyle Slessor. Predeceased by sister Edna Johnstone. The late Mr. Norman Shaw will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St. N., Orillia, from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Thursday. Funeral service in the chapel Friday afternoon, November 29th, at 1:30. Interment St Andrew's - St James Cemetery, Orillia. If desired Memorial donations to the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Foundation or Charity of your choice would be sincerely appreciated. | Shaw, Norman James (I10210)
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