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| 1901 | Dec 12 1838, Marriage Record from St Plillips Anglican Church Robert Harding Esquire and Mar y Scarlett Spinster both of the Township of York by Thos Phillips DD Witnesses were E C Scar lett, Sally Ann Playter, J Scarlett, J A Scarlett Adam Townley and E Towney. | Family: Rev. Robert Harding / Mary Scarlett (F2253)
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| 1902 | Delayed birth registration 501315 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS930 reel 18. Birth was sworn to on 11 June 1946 and registered on 10 May 1951. Her father was a farmer and her parents were Canadian citizens born in Scotland. When she was born, her father was 53 and born in Morryshire, Scotland and her mother was 43 and born in Dandee, Scotland. Laura was the 11th child. Dr. Wilson of Tara, Ontario attended the birth. Ella was a school teacher. Ella continued to live in Drayton, Ontario, Canada after her husband died. Buried in Plot C-7-5, Victoria Cemetery. | Cruickshank, Laura Ella (I12870)
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| 1903 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kelsh, Denise Pamela Horne (I12991)
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| 1904 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Parker, Derek Eaton (I12619)
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| 1905 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Derrbreuk, Susan (I14098)
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| 1906 | Desboro is near Owen Sound | Chanter, Elsie Louise (I16057)
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| 1907 | Detail of George's family received from Mrs. Louis Haverlock (Great Granddaughter) | Thomson, George Manley (I7423)
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| 1908 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brown, Wesley Devon (I13216)
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| 1909 | Dewitt C. Bacon, 2061 Elizabeth Road, Union Township, Mt. Pleasant died Monday, Feb. 15 at Central Michigan Community Hospital where he had been a patient since Feb. 6. Mr. Bacon had been ill about two months. Born in St. Louis, Mich. on June 24, 1899, he had been a resident in Mt. Pleasant for 43 years. He was a retired truck driver and had been employed with the Stevens Manufacturing Co. for over 20 years. Mr. Bacon was a member of the Church of Christ, the IOOF Lodge, the Wabon Lodge, No. 305 F & AM and the Bay City Consistory. He was a Navy veteran of World War I and an Army veteran in World War II. Surviving Mr. Bacon are his wife Lela O. Bacon; step daughters, Mrs. LaFern Marshall of Lansing and Mrs. Joyce Davis of Shepherd; two step sons, Lyle Parks of Elwell and Loren Parks of Mason; 13 step grandchildren and one step great grandchild. He is also survived by his sister Mrs. Walter Taylor of Mt. Pleasant; one brother Robert Bacon of Mendon Hall, Mississippi; two nephews and three nieces. | Bacon, Dewitt C. (I5313)
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| 1910 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ward, Diana-Louise (I13390)
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| 1911 | Did not find a birth registration at Archives of Ontario. In his marriage registration William is listed as a 23 year old bachelor, resident of Munro Siding, Ontario, a Lumberman, Methodist. | Rogers, William Nelson (I10205)
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| 1912 | Did not find a birth registration for Margaret at the Archives of Ontario. 1901 Canada Census, Ontario, Algoma, Picnic Island P3, Page 1, Family 3, Line 13: Margaret C. Graham, born 1 September 1889, age 11, born Ontario, Presbyterian. Living with her parents, brother Wm. T. and sister Jesse A. Marriage registration 015757, Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 reel 129 listed Margaret Graham as a 17 year old resident of Orillia, Ontario, Canada, born in Orillia and a Presbyterian. The wedding took place in Sudbury, Nipissing District, Ontario on 3 April 1907 with the ceremony performed by Rev. W.H. Hager by licence. Witnesses were John G. Graham of Orillia and Annie Mooney of Sudbury. Parents listed as William Graham and Christina Thompson. | Graham, Margaret C. (I10227)
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| 1913 | Did not find a birth registration for Richard at the Archives of Ontario. In his marriage registration, Richard was listed as a 26 year old laborer of Carstairs, Alberta, Canada, a Presbyterian and was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. | Davis, Richard (I10203)
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| 1914 | Did not find a birth registration in Archives of Ontario. In her marriage registration, Margaret McNulty was listed as 27, a spinster, Clerk, resident of Orillia, Presbyterian, father William McNulty, mother Marylin Ferin (?) (the writing in the records was so poor, it was difficult to read) | McNulty, Margaret (I6365)
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| 1915 | Did not find a birth registration in Archives of Ontario. Marriage registration 013323 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 reel 178. John Garnet Graham was listed as 27, an Engineer, resident of Town of Orillia, Presbyterian. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Scott of Coldwater, Ontario under license B18396 in Town of Orillia. Witnesses were Lizzie McNulty, Orillia and H.J. Holmes, Orillia. John Grant and Margaret's marriage is recorded in the Orillia Presbyterian St. Andrews Church Records, marriage register 1909-1926: John Grant Graham, age 27, resident of Orillia, born Orillia, bachelor, engineer, Presbyterian, parents William Graham and Christine Thomson; Margaret McNulty, age 27, resident of Orillia, born Pickering, spinster, Presbyterian, parents William McNulty and Marjery Ferry. Married 25 (21?) October 1911 in Orillia by Pastor William Scott of Coldwater Presbyterian Church by license. | Graham, John Grant (I11468)
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| 1916 | Did not find a birth registration in Ontario. In her marriage registration Gertrude is listed as a 21 year old Church of England resident of South Orillia, Simcoe Township, Ontario, Canada. Gertrude had tubucularosis and the family west west hoping the climate would help. She lived in a tent as this is what was done at the time. The Orillia Packet, 11 June 1908 edition, Archives of Ontario microfilm N039 Reel 34NP, reported: "Thomson - At Lethbridge, Alberta, on Monday June 8, 1908, Gertrude Julia Wilson, wife of William J. Thomson in her twenty-sixth year." and "Orillia friends heard with much regret of the death, on Monday, at Lethbridge, Alberta, of Mrs. W.J. Thomson, daughter of John H. Wilson of this town. The news was not, however unexpected. Mr. and Mrs. Thomson went West three years ago in the hope that the climate would benefit her health. This it did for a time, but recently she has been sinking. On the 29th, her father received a telegram that she was very low, left the same day and was with her up to the time of her death. The body is being brought to Orillia, and the funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon, from the residence of Mr. Albert Kerr, Front Street. Mrs. Thomson had nearly completed her twenty-sixth year. She was married five years ago, and is survived by one child, four years old." | Wilson, Gertrude Julia (I6390)
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| 1917 | Did not locate a birth registration for Joan Graham of Medonte Township at the Archives of Ontario between 1886 and 1906. | Graham, Joan (I13927)
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| 1918 | Did not locate a birth registration for Stanley Wurm in Ontario. Stanley married Pearl Irene Kennedy. She was born 25 November 1905 in Chapman Township, Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada, daughter of Charles Kennedy and Mary Anne Smith, birth registration 034442, microfilm MS9239 reel 174, Archives of Ontario. She died 2 July 1939 and is buried in Chapman Community Cemetery, Magnetawan, Ontario. Stanley and Pearl had one daughter, Marie Yvonne Wurm. She is a stepdaughter of Beatrice Rae Edwards and her information is included as a daughter of Stanley and Beatrice in this report. | Wurm, Stanley Schmalz (I10064)
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| 1919 | Did not locate a birth registration for William. Marriage registration 010874 MS932 reel 62, Archives of Ontario under Thompson. William was listed as a 26 year old farmer, resident of Medonte Township, born in Scotland and a Presbyterian. Witnesses were David Thompson and Clarissa Hawke, both of Medonte. The service was performed by Rev. A. Bedford of Coldwater, Medonte Township by license. William purchased E1/2 of Lot 12 Concession 11 Medonte Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada on a B&S dated 1 July 1889 registered 9 June 1890, from his uncle, James Thomson of South Orillia for $2,000.00. Was living in Eady, Medonte Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada in 1916 when his farther died. On B&S's dated 28 February 1917, registered 12 March 1917, William sold the N1/2 of the E1/2 of Lot 12, Concession 11 to his brother Robert Thomson of Medonte for $1,250.00 and the S1/2 of the E1/2 of Lot 12, Concession 11 to John T. Graham for $1,250.00. Was living in Alberta, Canada in 1917 when his sister Margaret died. | Thomson, William (I13884)
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| 1920 | Did not locate a birth registration in Ontario for Sydney. Church Register, Rosseau, Ullswater/Bent River, North Cardwell, Sydney Chichester was baptized on December 7, 1895 in his parents home in Watt Township, parents Alexander Wakeman Edwards and Mary Anne, Sydney born 20 November 1895. Church Register, Rosseau, Ullswater/Bent River, North Cardwell, Sydney Edwards was Confirmed into the church September 24, 1911 at age 17. Attestation Papers when Sydney signed up for the Canadian Expeditionary Forces: Sydney Edwards, Burks Falls, born Raymond, Muskoka, Ont., on 20 Nov. 1895, next of kin Mary Edwards of Burks Falls, mother, signed 11 March 1916 and was to report in three weeks, 3 April 1916. He was 20, 5' 31/2" tall, chest expanded 37 3/4", expansion range 3 3/4", complexion dark, eyes hazel. hair black, religion Church of England. Assigned to 162nd O.S. Batt'n C.E.F., regimental number 657724. Was living in Windermere in 1928 when his sister Violet died. Was living in Toronto in 1948 when his mother died and when his uncle Thomas T. Thomson died. Was living in Willowdale (Toronto) in 1962 when his sister Janet Margaret died. Was living at 33 Jewel Street, Thornhill, Ontario where he passed away. (from the collection of Janet Marilyn (Parsons) Mason) Sydney Chichester Edwards A Muskoka born Willowdale resident, eldest of the eight children of the late A.W. Edwards and Mary Ann Edwards, of Raymond and Burks Falls, passed away suddenly at Willowdale on Thursday, July 2nd in his 74th year. Mr. Edwards was well known in the Bracebridge area during his 14 years in managing North Bohemia Island on Lake Rosseau near Windermere, the summer property of the late Sir (Col.) Albert Gooderham and the late Norman Seagram, whose family still resides there. He was the paternal grandson of a British Naval officer who obtained a land grant in Muskoka in the early 1800's. His mother was a granddaughter of a cousin of David Thomson, the first resident of the now Borough of Scarborough. Mr. Edwards moved with his family to Burks Falls in 1914 where he enlisted in World War I. After training at Sandridge and Niagara-on-the-Lake in the Signal Corps he went overseas. In England he was transferred to the famed 75th Battalion where he served until the end of the war. He was a lead scout in No Man's Land at Vimy Ridge, was wounded in action there, returned to the trenches after hospitalization in England, and was again wounded near Paschendale in the spring of 1918. Mr. Edwards pursued a business education after the war and for several years worked in administration at camp sites for the J.R. Booth Lumber Company and the Spanish River Pulp and Paper Company. In 1924 he was married to Sara Bunn, the youngest daughter of of the late Clement Bunn and Martha Bunn, of Ullswater. In the fall of 1926 he returned to Muskoka where he resided year round in North Bohemia. After returning to Toronto in 1943 Mr. Edwards began a new career as Stationary Engineer. At the time of his death he was still working part time for St. John's Convalescent Hospital in Willowdale, where he had finally retired as Chief Engineer in 1967. Funeral services were held at St. Patrick's Anglican Church, Willowdale, on Monday July 6th, with interment at Westminster Memorial Gardens. Mr. Edwards was a member of York Lodge A.F. & A.M. 156 and a former member of Bracebridge Masonic Lodge. He originally joined Tecumseh Lodge A.F. & A.M. in Stratford in 1921. He is survived by two sons, Stanton and Beverley, both of Agincourt in Metropolitan Toronto, and five grandchildren. (Wayne Thomson note: Sydney's mother was a granddaughter of a nephew of David Thomson, the first settler of Scarborough) | Edwards, Sydney Chichester (I12591)
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| 1921 | Died 18 months old. | Miller, Kermit Mervin (I1861)
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| 1922 | Died 5 months old | Brown, Dora May (I8772)
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| 1923 | Died age 51 years, informant David S. Thompson 1861 census Orillia single 1871 census Matchedash/Orillia: Simon Thompson, age 37, b: Scotland, farmer Janet Thompson, age 33, b: Scotland David Thompson, age 6, b: Ontario William Thompson, age 4, b: Ontario Jane Jemima Thompson, age 2, b: Ontario Thomas T. Thompson, age 4/12 Dec., b:Ontario. Simon was christened 7 September 1834 in Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. In the 1851 Scottish Census was listed as a 16 year old farm labourer in the household of John Maxwell, born in Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire, living at Westwater, Langholm Parish, Dumfriesshire. He was a stonemason from Scarboro and he build their lovely stone house. Dorothy Louise Thomson visited there and remembers the highly polished deep wood sills of the windows. Simon married his cousin Janet Thomson, daughter of David Thomson and Jane Edgar. Simon was a farmer, Lot 18 Concession 2 on Four Mile Point fronting on Lake Simcoe, in South Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada. Simon Thompson bought part of Lot 18, 40 acres, from James S. McMurray for $300 on 10 June 1868 (registered 12 December 1868). The remainder of the lot was purchased later giving him 170 acres. Simon's Will gave the property, undivided, 1/3 to each of Jannette Thompson, David Thompson and William Thompson, widow and two sons. Death Registration 016429 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 Reel 45. Died of inflammation under the care of Dr. G.H. Cobitt. The Orillia Packet dated December 4, 1885 reported: (Archives of Ontario microfilm N39 Reel 26) Died at his residence Netherby Farm, South Orillia on Wednesday December 2, Simon Thomson aged 51 years 3 months. "Though not a first settler, Simon Thomson, whose decease in the prime of life we must chronicle this week, has been a resident here for many years, having left Dumfriesshire in the year 1860. Many years earlier, relatives of his had settled in the County of York and for a considerable time one of them was a prominent member and Secretary of the Ontario Board of Agriculture and Arts. After taking a farm in South Orillia, he married a sister of the present Reeve of Orillia and Matchedash, and brought up a large family. Though subject for several years to ailments which precluded great length of days, he provided for the future and he has left a fertile farm on which but a year ago he had built a substantial and commodious residence. His neighbourly kindness and sterling good sense made him known and liked by a large circle of friends. He leaves a widow, three sons and four daughters". | Thomson, Simon (I6050)
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| 1924 | Died at age 83 years 5 months. In Canada over 60 years. Informant: Thomas Thompson, son. 1841/1851 census: Westerkirk, Dumfries. 1901 Census: Orillia, Simcoe County, H-2, page 1 Thompson, Janet, f, head, w, December 9, 1838, age 63, b: Scotland Thompson, David, m, son,s, June 4, 1864, age 36, b: Ontario Thompson, William, m, son, s, November 7,1869, age 33, b: Ontario Thompson, Jeannie J., f, daughter, s, March 13, 1870, age 30, b: Ontario Thompson, Thomas T., m, son, s, December 12, 1872, age 28, b: Ontario Thompson, Robena, f, daughter, s, July 10, 1879, age 21, b: Ontario Thomas cannot be b: 1872, he was on the 1871 census. I have kept any datesI had that conflicted with the 1901 dates. Was christened 14 January 1838 in Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. In the 1841 Scottish Census was listed as 5 years old living at Nether Knock, Westerkirk Parish, Dumfreisshire. In the 1851 Scottish Census, was listed as an 13 year old scholar, born in Middlebie, Dumfriesshire, living at Nether Knock, Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire. Janet married her cousin. Archives of Ontario, Simcoe County Marriage Register 1858-1869, microfilm MS248 reel 15. Janet Thomson, 24, resident of Orillia, born Scotland, parents David Thomson and Jane Edgar; Simon Thomson, 27, resident of Orillia, born Scotland, parents William Thomson and Mary Murray. Witness was Archibald Thomson of Ardtrea. Service performed by Rev. John Gray, Presbyterian Church of Canada on 7 February 1862. Lived at Netherby Place, Lot 18 Concession 2, South Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada for 54 years prior to her death there. Death Registration 030014 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 Reel 282 registered under Thompson. Died of old age under the care of J.N. Harvie. Undertaker was D. Clarke. Her son Thomas Thomson of R.R. 1, Orillia was the death informant. The Orillia Times dated August 1, 1918 reported "Forest Home - Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomson of Scarboro have been visiting at Netherby." The Orillia Times dated May 19, 1921 (Archives of Ontario microfilm N39 Reel 61) reported: THOMSON - At Netherby Farm, Forest Home, on May 16, Janet Thomson, beloved wife of the late Simon Thomson in her 84th year. "Death of Mrs. Simon Thomson Another of the old settlers passed away on Monday last in the person of Mrs. Janet Thomson, wife of the late Simon Thomson, of Netherby Farm, Forest Home. Mrs. Thomson had been ill for a number of weeks following an attack of pneumonia, which at her advanced age of eighty-four years, took a severe hold on her frail constitution. The late Mrs. Thomson was born in Dumfrieshire, Scotland, and was married in 1857, coming to Canada five years later, when they settled on the Asylum farm. In 1867 they moved to Netherby Farm, where Mr. Thomson's death occurred thirty-six years ago. Three sons and four daughters remain; Mr. David S. Thomson, Orillia; Mrs. A. Edwards, Burk's Falls, and William, Thomas and Misses. Jean, Margaret and Robina at home. Of a family of eight only one sister remains, Mrs. Dan Walker, of Medonte. The funeral was held from the family residence on Wednesday afternoon, services being conducted by the Rev. N.H. McGillivray. The pallbearers were Mrs. Thomson's three sons and her nephew, Mr. Wm. J. Thomson, of Orillia. Interment was made in St. Andrew's cemetery." (Wayne Thomson note: above should read "came to Canada in 1857 and married five years later"). | Thomson, Janet (I6302)
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| 1925 | Died at birth. | lll, John Ernest Baird (I13124)
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| 1926 | Died at child birth and also had TB. | Hornby, Lottie Isabell (I11043)
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| 1927 | Died from cancer. | Vermulen, Richard (I13796)
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| 1928 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cobbold, Marleen (I11335)
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| 1929 | Died from heart problems. Her death was recorded in the United Church Archives, Severn Bridge Pastorial Charge, Burials 1975-1991, 98.018L, Box 1 File 5. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. V.A. Yano. | Thomson, Katherine Charlotte (I10166)
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| 1930 | died in 1970s | Forfar, Linda Cheryl (I11715)
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| 1931 | Died in auto accident. | Mayer, Milton M. (I1506)
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| 1932 | died in car accident | Russell, Rupert (I16665)
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| 1933 | Died in infancy. | Gray, Henry (I1095)
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| 1934 | Died in infancy. | Crandell, Laben (I1648)
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| 1935 | Died in infancy. | Crandell, Grace M. (I1649)
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| 1936 | Died in infancy. She is buried in Livone in the river bottom. later moved to the plot with Grandma Smith and Angie in Glencoe, North Dakota. | Gray, Elma Maria (I1115)
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| 1937 | Died in WWII | Cain, William (I1291)
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| 1938 | Died of a heart defect. Buried in Section N (R6-36-20) in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. | Walker, Darren Lee (I14322)
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| 1939 | Died of Civil War wounds, 1st Reg., Maine Calvary Found 1850 in Newburgh, Maine "United States Census, 1850, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-12434-76756-99?cc=1401638), Enlisted 30 Aug 1862 Widow found 1890 in Bangor, Maine | Siprell, James E. (I243)
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| 1940 | Died of old age, at 84 years. Certified by David Thompson aka Archie. Was christened 18 May 1828 in Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Emigrating and settling in Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada in 1857 and his birth date come from his tombstone. Arrived in Canada in June 1857 with his parents. They stayed in Scarboro until moving to Orillia in the fall. The family settled on Lot 14, Concession 3, South Orillia, 150 acres of lake front property. Was a farmer. Archibald and Jane's marriage recorded in the Orillia Presbyterian St. Andrews Church Records, marriage register 1858-1873: Archibald Thomson, age 39, resident of Orillia, Ontario, born Scotland, parents David Thomson and Jane Edgar; Jane Allan, age 20, resident of Orillia, Ontario, born England, parents John Allan and Catherine Murray. Witness, Janet Allan of Orillia, Ontario. Married 31 March 1868. Ceremony performed by Rev. John Gray, Presbyterian Church of Canada. (Also Archives of Ontario, Simcoe County Marriage Register 1858-1869, microfilm MS248 reel 15). Attended the Orillia Presbyterian Church and helped build Ardtrea Presbyterian Church which they then attended. When his children married, he gave the sons each a farm and his daughters, money or furniture. Retired to Dourie Point, Lot 1, Concession 8, North Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario and Lot 1, Concession 8, South Orillia Township which he had purchased from William and Jessie Brown on 26 April 1874 for $3,500.00 for 122 acres. A letter from Mary Thomson (1872-1953) to John Albert Thomson (1879-1936) dated April 11, 1913 mentioned the death of "Uncle Archie" on March 19. "He had been in bed two weeks but of course has been not well a long time", also "Maggie and Kate are married the other four girls are at home also Arch and Jack. Dave, Will & Grant are married & Simon is in the Traders Bank in Sudbury". Archibald fell and broke his hip which lead to his death. Death Registration 029803 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 Reel 191. Died of old age under the care of Dr. A.R. Harvie. The Weekly Times, Orillia dated March 27, 1913 reported: (Archives of Ontario microfilm N39 Reel 55) Forest Home "Just at the close of his 85th year we notice the passing of Archibald Thomson, of Eldora. Mr. Thomson settled in South Orillia in the early fifties and was a staunch Reformer, an old time Presbyterian, and always to the point in matters municipal. For many years as Councillor and Reeve of Orillia and Matchedash he discharged his duties with an earnest integrity and energy, until finally he was chosen as farm manager of the Orillia Asylum farm, which office he held till his resignation a few years ago. He married Jane, the eldest daughter of the late John Allan, who with a family of twelve sons and daughters, remain, besides his two brothers, George and William, Mrs. Thomson, of Netherby and Mrs. D. Walker, of Creighton. "My brother! Oh the worth the glory and the loveliness, have passed away from earth" "Friend after friend departs. Who has not lost a friend?" and we bid a last adieu to a long and well known pioneer comrade." "THE LATE ARCHIBALD THOMSON Another Orillia Township Pioneer Passes Away Mr. Archibald Thomson, who died at the family residence, near Ardtrea, on Wednesday, March 19, was born at Dumfries Parish of Westerkirk, Scotland, on April 8, 1828. He came to Canada with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomson, in June 1857, and settled in Scarboro. In the fall of the same year they moved to South Orillia where Mr. Thomson lived for fifteen years, and took to wife, Jane Allan, eldest daughter of the late John Allan. In 1874 deceased moved to Dourie Point, South Orillia, where he remained until ten years later, when he was appointed Superintendent of the Asylum farm. After holding this position for twenty one years and doing honor both to himself and his calling, he resigned in 1906 and moved on to the lake shore farm in North Orillia, where he resided until his death. The late Mr. Thomson was very active in township affairs and was a member of Orillia Township Council for twenty-two years. He was first elected as Councilor in 1871 and held the office until the end of 1875. For three years immediately following he was the successful candidate for Deputy Reeve and then was elected Reeve in 1879. Until 1891 he held the Reeve-ship without a break, After being out for one year he was again elected Reeve for the last time in 1893. Deceased is survived by his wife, six sons and six daughters. They are Simon Grey, of Sudbury; David E,. William James, and George Grant of Ardtrea; Archibald, Robert and John Allan at home; Mrs. John S. Ross and Miss Mowat Thomson, of Orillia; Mrs. Wm. S. Millichamp, of South Orillia; Misses Jean E., Jennette and Mae at home. The funeral was held to St Andrew's Cemetery, Orillia, on Saturday afternoon. Rev. F. W. Anderson, minister Orillia Presbyterian church, conducted the service both at the house and the grave." (Wayne Thomson viewed some copies for years 1882 to 1900 of the Proceedings of the Municipal Council of the County of Simcoe. In 1882 Archibald Thomson was the Chairman of the Standing Committee of Roads and Bridges (a position he held through 1891). In 1882 and 1883 he was also on the Standing Committees of Printing and Railway). Archibald's Will dated September 25, 1911 was applied for probate in Surrogate Court as #8011 on April 8, 1913 by executors David Edgar Thomson, Archibald Thomson and William S. Millichamp. (Archives of Ontario microfilm MS1336). Real estate held at his death included broken Lot 1 Concession 8, South Orillia Township, W1/2 Lot 1 Concession 8, North Orillia Township, W1/2's of E1/2 of Lots 1 & 2 Concession 8, North Orillia Township, W1/2 Lot 2 Concession 8, North Orillia Township, E1/2 Lot 1 Concession 7, North Orillia Township, part of broken Lot 5 Concession 10, North Orillia Township, Lot 35 on Plan 292, Town of Orillia, and part of Lot 4 on west side of Front Street, Town of Orillia. Wife Jane received all furniture and household effects and six milk cows (which were to be fed and provided for at all seasons by son George Grant). She also got the brick dwelling house and part of the property of Lot 1 Concession 8, South Orillia Township and was to provide a comfortable home for all his unmarried daughters as long as they remained unmarried. Jane and the unmarried daughters also received his driving horse, Winnie, one set of harness, one buggy and one cutter. All the cattle and sheep were divided between sons Archibald, George Grant and John. George Grant received W1/2 Lot 1, Concession 8, North Orillia Township and part of Lot 1 Concession 8, South Orillia Township including the frame house. The remainder of Lot 1 Concession 8, South Orillia Township went to Simon Gray. David E. received W1/2's of E1/2 Lots 1 & 2 Concession 8 North Orillia Township (he was already living on this property) and he was to pay Simon Gray $800.00 when he reaches age 21. Archibald received W1/2 Lot 2 Concession 8, North Orillia Township and $500.00 to be paid to him out of the mortgage owed by son John. Simon Gray received 25 acres of the E1/2 Lot 1 Concession 7, North Orillia and $1,000.00 from the mortgage owed by John. William received broken Lot 5 Concession 10, North Orillia Township and Lot 35 in Town of Orillia and $500.00 from the mortgage owed by John. Margaret received the house and part of Lot 4 on west side of Front Street in Town of Orillia. Catherine Millichamp received $250.00 "as she has already received considerable monies from me". John had $525.00 cancelled from the amount of his mortgage held by Archibald. Jane, May and Mowat each received $1,500.00 and Janet received $2,000.00. One team of farm horses went to George Grant and Archibald received the team of horses he was already working. Archibald held a $2,520.00 mortgage with John Thomson and a $1,000.00 mortgage with A. Thomas Reid. He had $7,490.43 in the bank. He also had promissory notes with David Thomson of Seattle, Wash. of $350.00, James Thomson of Seattle, Wash. of $135.00, David P. Thomson of Orillia of $605.00, David S. & Wm. Thomson of Orillia of $250.00, Thomas T. & David S, Thomson of Orillia of $400.00, and Wm. M. Harvie of Barrie of $230.00. His total assets were $32,608.05. 1871 census Matchedash/Orillia: Archibald Thompson, age 42, b: Scotland, farmer Jane Thompson,age 23, b: England Jane E. Thompson, age 2, b: Ontario Catherine Murray Thompson, age 2/12 Feb. b: Ontario David Thompson, age 71, b: Scotland Jane Thompson, age 71, b: Scotland 1881 Censis: Orillia & Matchedash Archibald THOMSON M Male Scottish 51 Scotland Farmer Jane THOMSON M Female English34 England Jane E. THOMSON Female Scottish 12 O CatherineM. THOMSON Female Scottish 10 O Jenet I. THOMSON Female Scottish 8 O David THOMSON Male Scottish 6 O John THOMSON Male Scottish 4 O Archibald THOMSON Male Scottish 2 O William THOMSON Male Scottish <1 Born: Mar; 1/12 O 1901 census: THOMSON, Archibald, m, w, head, m, 28 March, 1828, 72, Scotland R, 1857, Scotch, Canadian, Presb., Farmer Jane, f, w, wife, m, 18 January, 1848, 52, England R, 1857, Scotch, Canadian, Presb., Catherine, f, w, daughter, s, 29 January, 1873, 27, Ontario R, Scotch, Canadian, Presb., Margaret, f, w, daughter, s, 11 February, 1885, 15, Ontario R, Scotch, Canadian, Presb., E., May, f, w, daughter, s, 18 April, 1883, 14, Ontario R, Scotch,Canadian, Presb., Mowat ?, f, w, daughter, s, 7 February, 1887, 13, Ontario R, Scotch, Canadian, Presb., G. George, m, w, son, s, 1 October, 1890, 10, Ontario R,Scotch,Canadian, Presb., G. ???, m, w, son, s, 30 October, 1892, 9, OntarioR, Scotch,Canadian, Presb., | Thomson, Archibald (I6299)
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| 1941 | Died young. Sources: Carandall see page 100 Wilmot daughter of William Sr. http://www.carandall.com/files/DevonHistory/First-Families/FAMILY-S-2006.pdf MC1/Sipprell, 13 pages: see also MC1/Kenny see also MC80/542 Edwin W. Bell’s Israel Kenny, his children and their families , pages 6, 102-108: see MC80/766 Harold F. Sipprell’s William Siprell Sr. and the family he founded which says most of the children were b. at Studholm, Kings County: see also MC80/1285 Loyalist lineages of Canada 1783-1983, pages 623-624. | Siprell, Wilmot (I72)
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| 1942 | Distinguished Methodist and United Church minister and educator; held various paetorates in Ontario and BC; served as principal of Columbian Methodist College; represented BC Methodists at the inauguration of the United Church of Canada; travelled widely and was much in demand as a conductor and speaker. Canada Census, 1871, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M47G-9J3), Blenheim, Oxford, Ontario Canada Census, 1901, New Westminster, British Columbia Canada Census, 1921, Victoria, British Columbia United States Census, 1940, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K9W3-FFR), Pasadena Judicial Township, Los Angeles, California visiting sister | Sipprell, Wilford James (I151)
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| 1943 | diving accident | Forfar, Archibald Edward (I16564)
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| 1944 | Divorce: 16 May 1990 • Clark, Washington, USA Converted to Muslum faith - renamed: Sharifa Mohamad Khalifa | Girard, Jeanne Siprell (I2761)
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| 1945 | DIVORCED 1950 | Family: John Archibald Scarlett, The 2nd / Violet Elizabeth Martin (F4359)
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| 1946 | DIVORCED : 1975 | Family: Michael Cray Scarlett / Roberta Ann Stillman (F4329)
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| 1947 | Divorced before 1957. Got married later to a Mr Reid. | Joseph, Shirley Catherine (I10156)
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| 1948 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brown, James (I11224)
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| 1949 | Divorced in 1939. | Family: Arnold M. Fladmoe / (F988)
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| 1950 | Divorced in 1941. Jean stayed with Glenn. | Family: Donald Glenn Gray / Mable Graves (F624)
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