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| 2001 | Esther attended Good Times School District in Saskatchewan, Grades 1 to 10. Lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba briefly. Lived in Minton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was living in Bengough, Saskatchewan in 1987. Moved to Regina, Saskatchewan after Alf died. | Gauley, Esther Elizabeth (I12788)
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| 2002 | Ethel had b.May 24, 1858 d.Sep 3 1890 1901 census has 9 Jul 1859 | Thomson, Andrew Alexander (I6522)
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| 2003 | ETHEL IS 5 YEARS YOUNGER THAN GERTRUDE AND 18 MO OLDER THAN WINNIFRED | Lawrence, Ethel Frances (I10811)
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| 2004 | Ethel wrote the first “Genealogical Chart of Descendants of David Thomson and Mary Glendinning” in 1958. In the preface she wrote: For many years it has been my fondest dream to compile a book of the David Thomson Descendants, and as the saying goes nothing ventured, nothing gained. The descendants are scattered all over the North American Continent, and it has been impossible to contact every one, so this list is far from complete, and there may even be errors in the names and dates. Even though I have done all the writing, typing and talking, much of the credit goes to my husband Hughbert MacPherson, who has willingly driven several hundred miles, and sat patiently in the car for hours at a time, while I interviewed the people for names and dates. Many, many hours have been spent on this project, but every minute has been a pleasure, and so all good things must come to an end. Ethel MacPherson, February, 1958. Brooklin, Durham, Ontario, Canada. Ethel began her collecting as far back as 1944. Long before the use of computers, recording her findings on a typewriter. She was asked to publish her work as a tribute for the opening of the David and Mary Collegiate in Scarborough, Ontario in 1958. Ethel continued to obtain information after the book was published the last entries in her notes were in 1972, the year she passed away. Sources: "Ontario Births, 1869-1911," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FM46-DKM), Ethel Muriel Thomson, 18 Sep 1898; citing Birth, Scarborough, York, Ontario, Canada. "Canada Cansus 1911 (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:27XD-5568) York Centre Sub-Districts 1-42, Ontario "Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKM5-N9XW), Hubert Macpherson and Ethel Muriel Thomson, 02 Jun 1923; citing registration , Toronto, , Ontario, Canada, Archives of Ontario, Toronto; FHL microfilm 2,266,943. | Thomson, Ethel Muriel (I5928)
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| 2005 | Event: U. S. Army, 82nd Airborne as a Green Beret Military ABT 1950 Source: Bridget A. Smith - Had 7 known children. | Mercer, Clarence Claren (I5226)
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| 2006 | Ezekiel and Seth were pioneer settlers in Somerville. Baptized at about 19 at a meeting held by the evangelist Rev. Clark Allen, he became a staunch adherant to the Free Christian Baptist Church. He was ordained 15 March 1840. He farmed during the week and laboured for the Lord Sundays. At the time of his death he was believed to be the oldest clergyman in Canada. Dr. Turner , in his Shaw book, said: Ezekiel Sipprell and his younger brother Seth were pioneer settlers in Somerville (Carleton Co., N.B.). We are told that, in later years, he loved to relate "how the two poled up the river in a canoe with a gallon of molasses, a bag of cornmeal, their guns and axes. Landing just opposite where Hartland now stands, they began cutting birch timber." On their first clearing they sowed wheat and from two acres raised 101 bushels, which took the King's bounty for that year. For several years they lived alone in a little hut. A pleasant family tradition states that, as a lad, he was visiting Nathaniel Shaw's family and idly rocking the cradle wherein lay their first child, Letitia. Someone began teasing young "Zekel" asking him when he was going to get married. "I'm going to wait for 'Tishie'," he is said to have replied. And he did just that. He waited some sixteen years and married her in 1833. We are told that, after the wedding, he took her up behind him on his horse and galloped off to their new home. Baptized at about nineteen at a meeting held by the noted evangelist Rev. Clark Allen, the "New Light" Preacher, he became a staunch adherent of what came to be known as the Free Christian Baptist Church. He was ordained 15 March 1840. At the time of his death, he was believed to be the oldest clergyman in Canada. Sources: Canada Census, 1871, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4MX-TFM), Wakefield, Carleton, New Brunswick 1871,1881,1891 Canadian census http://data2.collectionscanada.gc.ca/e/e326/e008132643.pdf http://archives.gnb.ca/Search/NewspaperVitalStats/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&guid=cda0524d-6278-4aec-869c-37755b5116e6&r=1&ni=262256 http://archives.gnb.ca/Search/NewspaperVitalStats/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&guid=3c912425-7131-4b5d-8d83-64de68a12590&r=1&ni=262259 NB Marrage Records Page 144 https://nbgs.ca/upload/files/NB_marriage_records/Carleton_Co_Marriages_1832-1887.pdf NB Land Grant 1833 http://archives.gnb.ca/Search/RS686/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&Key=14189 http://www.jedh.com/src/genealogy/Full07a-p/p177.htm Canada, New Brunswick Provincial Deaths, 1815-1938, (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XG4G-B6V) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/94725476/ezekiel-sipprell | Siprell, Rev Ezekiel (I75)
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| 2007 | Family Data Collection - Individual Records Record about Bethel Irene Brown Name: Bethel Irene Brown Spouse: Bethel Irene Brown Parents: Charles Jasper Brown , Phoebe Elberta Swift Birth Place: Cattaraugus, Ischua, NY Birth Date: 14 October 1892 Marriage Place: Ischua, Cattaraugus, NY Marriage Date: October 1913 Death Place: Cuba, Allegany, NY Death Date: 15 July 1932 | Brown, Bethel Irene (I3075)
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| 2008 | Family Data Collection - Individual Records Record about Merrill Avery Name: Merrill Avery Spouse: Bethel Irene Brown Parents: Jacob Avery , Caroline Bacon Birth Place: Mckean, Eldred, PA Birth Date: 2 August 1891 Marriage Place: Ischua, Cattaraugus, NY Marriage Date: October 1913 Death Place: Hornell, Steuben, NY Death Date: 16 May 1974 Merrill Avery, 82, of 438 Fairview Ave., died Thursday afternoon at St. James Mercy Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Eldred, Pa., and had lived in the Warren Pa., area for about 20 years prior to moving to Hornell about 10 years ago, where he lived with a daughter, Mrs. Alberta Baker. He was a retired dairy farmer. He attended services at Hornell Gospel Center. He is survived by one son, Kenneth of Wellsville; six daughters, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Mildred Snyder of Arkport, Mrs. Jean Cressley of Spring Creek, Pa., Mrs. Marian Leatherman of Middletown, Md., Mrs. Lois Wigden of Freedom and Mrs. Kathryn Miller of Kerhonkson; a sister, Mrs. Charles Wood of West Shokan; 35 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. | Avery, Merrill (I3076)
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| 2009 | Family in 1851 census Joseph Lowes Head Married Male 45 1816 Lead Miner Stanhope, Durham, England Jane Lowes Wife Married Female 38 1823 - Stanhope, Durham, England Thomas Lowes Son Unmarried Male 18 1843 Lead Miner Stanhope, Durham, England Jacob Wilson Lowes Son -Male 15 1846 Lead Miner Stanhope, Durham, England Elizabeth Lowes Daughter- Female 14 1847 - Stanhope, Durham, England Joseph Lowes Son - Male 11 1850 - Stanhope, Durham, England William Lowes Son - Male 9 1852 Scholar Stanhope, Durham, England Robert Lowes Son - Male 7 1854 Scholar Stanhope, Durham, England | Lowes, Joseph (I21823)
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| 2010 | Family tradition maintains that the Siprell family was of French Huguenot descent but nothing of their ancestry is known for certain. Many Huguenots fled France during the persecution. Many religious refugees from these countries came to America seeking that religious freedom promised by William Penn. Between 1727 and 1776 over 68,000 came. Included were many Huguenots from Alsace and Lorraine. Lancaster County is located in the very centre of the area settled by the refugees. A careful check of the William Penn Memorial Archives and the libraries of historical societies in Wiles-Barre (Wyoming Valley) and Lancaster has yielded the following. In the Penn Archives is preserved an indenture dated 5 October 1762 between a Jacob Downer of Lampiter Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania and William Siprel of Mountjoy Twp., Lancaster Co. for the sale of lot no. 48 in May Town. (May Town was so named because it was founded on 1 May 1762) William and his wife, Rebeka, sold this property to an Abraham Etter, 18 May 1774. Tax rolls show him resident in Donegal Twp. as late as 20 August 1777. A Revolutionary War roll shows a William Siprol enrolled 1 Oct 1777.(1) Another roll of the Continental Line shows a William Siprile discharged 28 Jan 1780. Also Pennsylvania. John B. Linn and Wm. H. Egle, M.D. Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Vol XI : Lane S. Hart, State Printer, 1880 (2) Under date of 16 Sept. 1965, a grand-daughter of Seth, Mrs. Helen Beck received from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission this certificate. "To whom it may concern: This is to certify that one Wm Siprill served a tour of duty at Lancaster during the period July 1-23, 1781, as a substitute for Urly Tanner in Lieutenant James Cook's Company of the Third Class, seventh Battalion, Lancaster County Militia, according to the evidence of a Muster Roll dated 1781. (3) Wm. H. Work, Chief, Division of Public Records" There was also evidence that William enlisted in the 1812 war with the Pennsylvania militia. (4) Sources: William Penn Memorial Archives “U.S., Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783” Thruston's Regiment; Warner's Regiment: Ancestry.com (1) "United States Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors, 1775-1783", (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGK1-B4SS). (2) "United States Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors, 1775-1783", (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QG29-7VKN), Entry for Wm Siprill, 23 July 1781. (3) "United States War of 1812 Index to Service Records, 1812-1815", (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q29K-TQCV), Entry for William Siprell, 1812-1815. (4) | Siprel, William (I4510)
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| 2011 | Farmed for a time near Sanborn, ND; traded in Minnesota, North Dakota; moved about South and North Dakota. 1900 census, Burr Oak Twp., Emmons Co.,ND, noted as ranchman; removed in 1906 to Alberta, first to near Lacombe, then to Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, bringing 70 head of horses, farm and household equipment. Continued ranching and trading, starting a small "store" for the convenience of settlers. Wandered off from the home he was staying at in Rocky Mountain House, May of 1941 - never found, prusumed drowned. Biography in "The Days Before Yesterday - A History of Rocky Mountain House". Donated a piece of his land for Gorth Cemetery - about five miles west of Rocky Mt. House - where Minnie is buried, as well as several of their children and their wives. | Gray, Thomas Mariner (I2107)
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| 2012 | Farmed Midknock. (P15) | Thomson, William (I7481)
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| 2013 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Douglas Dale (I12948)
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| 2014 | Father James Johnson 1643 Hampton, Rockingham County, Province of New Hampshire Mother Sarah Cheney (born Daniel) 1638 Norfolk, Norfolk County, Massachusetts | Johnson, Mary (I189)
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| 2015 | Father John Jackson, of Ipswich 1609 England Mother Katherine White (born Holtby) 1615 Claxby by Alfred, Lincoln, England | Jackson, Mary J. (I191)
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| 2016 | father Charles C S Fremming per Peter Allison | Fremming, Dr Gerda Elizabeth (I12148)
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| 2017 | father Frederic of Ottawa | Farmer, Lorraine Gail (I19139)
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| 2018 | Father Freeman Brownlee of Ottawa | Brownlee, Mary Mildred (I19130)
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| 2019 | Father George Archibald of Ottawa | Pethick, Dawn Marlene (I19135)
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| 2020 | father George of Ottawa | Kealey, Marion Gertrude Ann (I19132)
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| 2021 | father is Brian as of 11 aug 2002 email dfisher@myblackberr.net | Fisher, Dianne Christine (I16744)
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| 2022 | Father James (1817) and mother Margaret (1819) In 1851/1861/1871/1881/1891 census, Wellhope, Stanhope, Durham, England | Carrick, Hannah (I21703)
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| 2023 | father Jerome of Brooklyn | Brancato, George (I19145)
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| 2024 | Father of Henry VIII, King of England (1485-1509) Timeline 1471: After Edward re-took the throne in 1471, Henry Tudor spent 14 years in exile in Brittany. 1483: By 1483, Henry's mother was actively promoting him as an alternative to Richard III, despite her being married to Lord Stanley, a Yorkist. 1485: Though outnumbered, Henry's Lancastrian forces decisively defeated Richard's Yorkist army at the Battle of Bosworth Field on 22 August 1485. 1486: Henry VII of England married Elizabeth of York on January 18, 1486; their marriage lasted 17 years till February 11, 1503. 1489: The Treaty of Redon was signed in February 1489 between Henry and representatives of Brittany. 1509: Henry VII died of tuberculosis at Richmond Palace on 21 April 1509 and was buried in the chapel he commissioned in Westminster Abbey next to his wife, Elizabeth. | Tudor, Henry (Henry VII) (I23416)
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| 2025 | father Thomas of the Humber in Winnipeg in 1881 with step son John and step daughters Ada, Laura Ellen and Mary | Fisher, Sarah (I7459)
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| 2026 | Father, Joshua Pratt migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640). Joshua Pratt was born about 1605, Joshua arrived at Plymouth in 1623 aboard the 'Anne', and was made a freeman in Plymouth Colony 1 Jan 1632/3. Joshua died at Plymouth after 29 June 1652 (when he served on a coroner's jury) and before 5 October 1656 (date of administration of his estate). | Pratt, Hannah (I23399)
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| 2027 | Father: Roger SHAW Aug 26 1594 Cornhill, London Christening Sep 1 1594 St. Peter's Cornhill, London Death May 29 1661 Hampton, New Hampshire Mother: Ann Husband: Samuel FOGG Children: Daniel FOGG Hannah FOGG James FOGG Seth FOGG Mary FOGG John FOGG Joseph FOGG Samuel FOGG | Shaw, Ann (I4474)
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| 2028 | Father: Albert R MAULSBY b: Aug 1872 in IA Mother: Maude BEARD b: Oct 1873 in IA | Maulsby, Zeni Zene R. (I5266)
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| 2029 | Father: Carl John Henry Reinke b: 1 Jun 1902 in Saginaw, MI Mother: Alveretta Broadworth b: 27 Mar 1902 in Fairgrove, MI | Reinke, Marian L. (I5176)
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| 2030 | Father: Charles E. SHERMAN Mother: Margaret BELL | Sherman, George F. (I5204)
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| 2031 | Father: Charles E. SHERMAN Mother: Margaret BELL | Sherman, George F. (I5212)
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| 2032 | Father: Clarence A. LILLIE b: Jan 1868 in MI Mother: Katherine O'DONNELL b: Feb 1872 in MI | Lillie, Ethel Madeline (I5224)
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| 2033 | Father: Ephriam BIRDSELL b: 16 Apr 1797 in NB Mother: Mary Elizabeth b: 1815 in Ireland 1st marriage: 1870 in Norfolk Co, Ontario to Harriett Cuddy b: abt 1845, having one known child: Samuel James BIRDSELL b: 3 Oct 1873 in Charlottesville, Norfolk Co, Ontario Occupation: Farm Laborer, Living in Townsend, Ontario in 1881 Census. | Birdsill, Samuel (I4427)
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| 2034 | Father: Frank E Becker b: ABT 1879 in MI Mother: Emma Elizabeth Hansen b: 6 Nov 1881 in James Twp, Saginaw Co, MI Source: Nancy Heidger - Had 5 known children. | Becker, Hugh Samuel (I5187)
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| 2035 | Father: George Washington Hatfield b: 27 Dec 1838 in Carleton Co, NB Mother: Emily C Holmes b: 22 Mar 1840 in Wakefield, NB Hatfield potatoes found their way all over North and South America and, "at the peak of his career his company was shipping 25,000 cars of potatoes a year", Fred recalled, adding "and thats a lot of potatoes". Hatfield operated a starch factory during World War 1, and he "is given credit as one of the first people in North America to manufacture white starch". At the time, all starch was brown, and Hatfield developed the purer variety with the help of his nephew, Dr. George Hatfield. He was also a pioneer in the field of potato dehydration. Fred commented that "you might not serve them on the best table, but the British government considered them good enough to feed their army around the world". Hatfield, though, did not confine himself to the potato industry alone. He also made cheese, ran a lumber business and a furniture company, operated a fox farm, kept hens and sheep, published two newspapers, and was at one time or another president of Hartland Electric Company, J.W. Boyer, and the Maine Potato Products. However, business was not always brisk. Fred recalled, "the night in 1929 that he came home and had supper just like always. About half way through the mealhe said, 'Oh, by the way, we lost everything we had today'. My mother later told me that we lost about one half million dollars. My father didn't get upset. He just said I did it once and I can do it again, and kept right on eating." Hatfield's philosophy about money changed after the '29 crash. Until then he had devoted himself to amassing a personal fortune, but after that "money meant nothing to him", Fred said. "He invested his money to create jobs in the area and he even started businesses up and literally gave them away". On the civic side of his life's ledger, Hatfield was equally busy. He was mayor of Hartland from 1928-32, and acted as warden of Carleton County from 1940-41. As well, he was a director of the Fisher Memorial Hospital for many years, a director of the New Brunswick Protestant Orphanage, and was the president and one of the founding members of the Greenwood Cemetery Company. However, he played his most important role in the House of Commons. He was first elected in March, 1940, in the riding of Victoria-Carleton, taking the seat away from the incumbent Liberal. | Hatfield, Herber Harold (I630)
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| 2036 | Father: Gibson White | White, Belle (I2897)
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| 2037 | Father: Henry RICH Mother: Eliza BRICE | Rich, Henry (I5206)
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| 2038 | Father: Henry RICH Mother: Eliza BRICE | Rich, Henry (I5214)
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| 2039 | Father: Leroy HEATH Mother: Susan GROSS #1M: 29 Oct 1879 in Spring Lake, MI to John A. Shires b: abt 1849 in PA. | Family: Cicero B. Mercer / Jennie E. Heath (F991)
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| 2040 | Father: William Clifton Kimball b: Abt 1853 in Jacksontown, NB Mother: Bertha Jane Seely b: 08 JUL 1855 in Blissville, Sunbury Co, NB | Kimball, Maude A. (I5276)
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| 2041 | Father: William Found Mother: Mary Ann (easterbrook) Found | Found, Robert (I5521)
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| 2042 | Father: William M Wenzel b: 10 Mar 1878 in Thomas Twp, Saginaw Co, MI Mother: Clara Kurtholz Kurzhalas b: 4 Sep 1880 in Posen, Germany Source: Nancy Heidger | Wenzel, Ralph E. (I5189)
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| 2043 | Father: William Raymond Fisher b: 30 Jul 1891 in Harrison, MI Mother: Alma Kragenbrink b: 16 Feb 1894 in Saginaw, MI itle: Obituary Text Marie Bacon - 10/29/02 - Bacon, Marie E. Sanford, Michigan Formerly of Saginaw Passed away Sunday, October 27, 2002, at Stratford Village, Midland. Age 92 years. The daughter of the late Raymond and Alma (Kragenbrink) Fisher was born May 25, 1911 in Saginaw. She married William J. Bacon, August 6, 1932; he passed away February 25, 1983. She was a member of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church and its Ladies Aid. She was a member of the Blue Star Mothers. Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, Roger William and Nancy G. Bacon, Sanford, Mich.; a daughter, Lynne Hoeppner, Sanford; three grandchildren, Dorinda Bacon, Raymond Bacon; Kirk Hoeppner and his wife, Kathy; five great grandchildren, Ashleigh, Tasha, Kirk II., Josh and Amanda; a brother-in-law, Robert Fritz; several nieces and nephews. A brother, three sisters, Raymond Fisher, Ethel McKenna, Elsie Jones and Wanda Fritz, have predeceased her. The funeral service will take place 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 30, 2002, at the W. L. Case and Co. Funeral Chapel, 4480 Mackinaw Rd. Pastor Paul V. Young will officiate with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the chapel from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider the charity of their choice. | Fisher, Marie E. (I5178)
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| 2044 | Florence had her own homestead property near Clearwater Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada. Her son Robert took over the property and it is now in the possession of Robert's step family, Keith and Connie Day. Saskatchewan Homestead Records, Archives of Saskatchewan Microfilm R8.968 Patent Application 1685207: Acquired with South African Script from James W. White of Norwood, Ontario. Florence Alberta Thomson, 41, Farmer, Minnie Lake, Sask. Application for Patent for SW & NW 33-22-13 W3. Obtained entry to homestead 11 October 1913. Built house May 1914. Lived there 9 May 1914 - 15 November 1914; 1 June 1915 - 1 November 1915; 1 July 1916 - 1 September 1916; 4 June 1919 - 4 December 1917; 15 May 1918 - 15 November 1918; 1 May 1919 - 2 October 1919. In 1914 had 16 cattle, in 1916 had 18 cattle, in 1916 0 cattle, in 1917 had 25 cattle, in 1918 had 18 cattle, in 1919 had 20 cattle. Was married to a farmer in the vicinity and had 4 children. Application signed and sworn 2 October 1919, Land Agent recommendation 17 August 1920 in Swift Current, Sask., Accepted in Ottawa 3 September 1920. Sworn statements by J. Oscar and J.C. Gilmour on 2 October 1919 that Florence Alberta Thomson had lived on and improved the property as stated. | Allan, Florence Albertha (I12899)
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| 2045 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Petersen, Floyd Lloyd (I12967)
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| 2046 | Following courtesy of Lorne Wallace Glendinning from Agnes Helen Baird's scrapbook: (from The Leader Post, Regina, Saskatchewan, Saturday, May 11, 1996, Page E1) BLADON, Mary - Born in Lumsden. Sask., 1909, passed away on Friday, May 10, 1996 at the age of 86. Predeceased by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Baird; one brother and sister-in-law John and Josephine Baird; first husband Jack Barmby, late of Lang, Sask., in 1964; second husband Arthur Bladon, late of Lang, in 1967; Mary is survived by one brother Norman (Mona) of Kelowna, B.C.; two sisters: Annie (Archie) Hagerty of Moose Jaw and Fannie (Arthur) Harvey of Regina; numerous nieces and nephews; one sister-in-law Mildred Rea of Lang. Mary received her schooling in Lumsden and took nurses training at Regina General Hospital. She moved to Regina where she resided until her passing. Her last years were spent at Qu'Appelle House. Memorial service will be held Tuesday, May 14, 1996 at 2:30 p.m. in Lang United Church with the Rev. Stewart Mills officiating.. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to express their sympathy may donate in her memory to the Qu'Appelle House Memorial Fund, 1425 College Avenue, Regina, S4P 1B4. Arrangements in care of Speers Funeral Chapel and Crematorium Services. (Wayne Thomson note: the obituary does not mention Mary's first husband, Ernest Ingle) | Baird, Mary Adeline (I11209)
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| 2047 | Following courtesy of Lorne Wallace Glendinning from Agnes Helen Baird's scrapbook: Dorothy Lillian Glendinning was born on the homestead in the Southcote district to Donald F. and Margaret MacKenzie Feb. 11, 1914. She attended public school in the Southcote district and High School in Strasbourg. In 1936 she married Woodrow Glendinning. They raised 3 children, Marie, Shirley and John. Dorothy was a homemaker and shared their home with others who needed a place to stay while going to school. She was very involved with the day to day work on their mixed farm. Almost all the food for meals (including large family gatherings) was raised and grown on the farm. Neighbors often stopped for visit, cards or a meal. Dorothy welcomed and cherished them all. She enjoyed berry picking, travel, dances and parties. She was an active member of the United Church UCW, the Depression Dodgers Community Club and President of the Last Mountain Pioneer Home Auxiliary. Dorothy was predeceased by her parents, sisters: Jessie Whittle, Mary Barr and brothers Alex and Duncan McKenzie. She is survived by her loving husband Woodrow; children: Marie Glendinning, Maple Ridge, B.C.; Shirley Smith, Kamloops, B.C.; John (Betty) Glendinning, Regina; grandchildren: Monique & Teresa Smith & Scott Glendinning; brothers: Dave McKenzie, Strasbourg; Stanley (Elsie) McKenzie, Maple Ridge; Sisters-in-law: Marie McKenzie, Alice McKenzie, Strasbourg, Edythe Brown, Vancouver, B.C.; Brothers-in-law: Alton Glendinning, Saskatoon, Lorne (Veryl) Glendinning, Regina; many nieces, nephews, friends and neighbors. | MacKenzie, Dorothy Lillian (I11225)
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| 2048 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Harvey, Mary Louise (I11179)
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| 2049 | Forrester lent truck for move to Blyth, took buck rake and team of horses. Farm cost $4000; light fixtures were removed from house Bought house opposite United church for $150, sold for thousands | Galbraith, Samuel Clements (I11737)
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| 2050 | Found 1887 in Seattle, WA Canada Census, 1901, (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KHRP-Z8H) Yukon Territories, Canada Canada Census, 1911, New Westminster, British Columbia Found 1920 census Los Angeles, CA Found 1930 census Salem, OR | Sipprell, James N. (I314)
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