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| 2901 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Susan Leslie (I13670)
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| 2902 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gallacher, Susan Ainslie Truman (I13479)
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| 2903 | Taught at Scripps College in California and at Columbian in New Westminster, BC; worked for Oregon State Government until retired. Canada Census, 1871, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M47G-9J3), Blenheim, Oxford, Ontario 1920 Garibaldi, OR; 1930 census Salem, Oregon United States Census, 1940, (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VRT7-1M4), Salem, Marion, Oregon | Sipprell, William Abram (I152)
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| 2904 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Jane Louise (I11136)
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| 2905 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rumble, Taylor (I14147)
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| 2906 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chamney, Diane (I12828)
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| 2907 | The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct, or Dormant (1910), Cokayne, George Edward (main author) and Vicary Gibbs (added author), (New edition. 13 volumes in 14. London: St. Catherine Press,1910-), vol. 3 p. 496. The Scots Peerage: Founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage of Scotland, Containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, with Armorial Illustrations (1904-1914), Paul , Sir James Balfour, (9 volumes. Edinburgh: D. Douglas, 1904-1914), FHL book 941 D22p; FHL microfilms104,157-104,161., vol. 2 p. 597. Margaret (1st wife) in the England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, FHL Film Number:1472070, Reference ID: item 5 Her father William 3rd and grandfather James were descendants of Lord William Cranstoun, a prominent actor in the summary executions of lawless Borderers from 1605 to 1607, very often without trial. Through her grandmother, the Cranstoun family are descendants of Scottish and English royalty. Ancestry of Elizabeth (Stewart) Cranstoun, mother of William 3rd: (Source: Wikitree) 1563 Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell 1531 John Stewart, 1st Lord Darnley, Prior of Coldingham, an illegitimate half-brother of Queen Mary sp. Jean Hepburn, Lady Darnley, Mistress of Caithness, Lady Morham. Her brother was James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, the third husband of Mary, Queen of Scots. 1512 James (James V) Stewart, Duke of Rothesay: 15 Apr 1512; King of Scotland: 9 Sep 1513 Son of Margaret Tudor (1489-1541), daughter of Henry VII, King of England (1485-1509) 1473 James (James IV) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1451 James (James III) "King of Scotland" Stewart sp. Margaret Oldenburg, Princess of Denmark 1456. was the daughter of Christian I Oldenburg, King of Denmark and Norway and Dorothea von Hohenzollern. 1430 James (James II) "Fiery Face, King of Scotland" Stewart 1394 James (James I) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1337 John (Robert III) "King of Scotland" Stewart aka Earl of Carrick, Earl of Atholl 1316 Robert (Robert II) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1292 Sir Walter Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland 1243 James Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland 1214 Alexander "High Steward of Scotland" Stewart 1179 Walter "3rd High Steward of Scotland" Stewart aka of Dundonald, 1150 Alan "2nd High Steward of Scotland" FitzWalter 1105 Walter "1st High Steward of Scotland" FitzAlan 1055 Sir Alan FitzFlaald aka fitz Flathald. Emigrated from Brittany, France 1011 Flaald "Fledaldus" de Dol, Bretagne, France 990 Hato de Dol, Bretagne, France | Cranstoun, Margaret (I6907)
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| 2908 | The date of death of Lachlan is unknown as he was found dead and it was not determioned when he actually died. | Godfrey, Lachlan Alexander Stuart (I12722)
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| 2909 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MacElwee, Wendy-Ann (I12954)
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| 2910 | The following has been summarized from a book "A Backward Look at the Forefolk of Lord Thomson of Fleet and North Bridge" published in London, England in 1976. Lord Thomson retained William A. Porter to research the Thomson family in Scotland and Canada. The period covers a time frame from the 1400's to the children of Andrew Thomson 1715-1772 and Jannett Scott and is set in the Eskdale Valley in Southern Scotland. (P1) ** The (P1) refers to the page number in the book where the information was found. John and Robert Hyslop, local historians and authors of "Langholm As It Was" report that the Thomson family resided around the Westerkirk Parish, (Eskdale Valley along the Esk River) Dumfriesshire, Scotland from at least 1470. (P1) The Parish of Westerkirk is an area of scattered farms and the hamlet of Bentpath and is located just across the border from England, five miles north west of Langholm, Scotland. (P10) In a Justice Court of King James IV held in Eskdale on August 13, 1504, a John Thomson of Bonese was fined for non appearance at court and another Thomson was among a group convicted of theft, sheep stealing and treasonable deeds and who were hanged. (P8) Properties most closely linked to the Thomson's in Eskdale Valley were Bonese, Netherknock, Midknock, and Knock. Most of the land was owned by the Duke of Baccleuch. Much intermarriage took place between the Thomson's and their neighbors the Beatties, Armstrongs, Littles, Glenndinnings, Grahams, Christies and Johnstones. (P2 & 15) The Thomson clan of Eskdale Valley do not seem to have had a chief but rode with the Beatties and Armstrongs in the mid 1500's. They are listed as taking part in border raids in the 1540's and 1550's, and in the raid on Stirling in 1571. (P1 & 4) Clans flourished through to 1603 and the union of the crowns. Many Thomson's appear to have wanted to serve England and therefore English parishs near the border, especially Carlisle have a heavy concentration of Thomson's. They also spread to Roxburgh, Selkirk and Kirkcudbright districts. The main stem of the Thomson family remained in Westerkirk Parish but branches moved to nearby Middlebie, Hoddam and Annan. (P11) The last Thomson to live in Westerkirk Parish was Mary Isabella Thomson born 1876 at Bonese, died a spinster on July 21, 1955 at Lochmaben, Scotland. (P10) The first Thomson to emigrate to the new world in 1773 was Archibald Thomson, 1749-1819. Two of his brothers, Andrew, 1751-1823 and David, 1763-1834 followed Archibald to York, Upper Canada in 1796. One sister, Helen and three other brothers, William, John and Richard stayed in Scotland. | Thomson, James (I7483)
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| 2911 | The Hawarden Heritage History Book,indicates Elizabeth was born in Winsloe, Prince Edward Island, Canada. She received her education there and graduated from nurses training on 31 July 1910. Went west to Duval, Saskatchewan in the fall of 1910 and nursed there until moving to Hawarden in 1911. Pallbearers at her funeral were Robert, Donald and Greg Deaver, Kenneth Baird, Terry Stodler and William Low. Buried in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Section - Garden of the Last Supper, Lot 294 D2. Star Phoenix, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Monday, August 22, 1977, Page 24 BAIRD - The passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Baird age 90 years of The Lutheran Sunset Home, Saskatoon occurred at her residence on Saturday, August 20, 1977. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, August 23 at 2:00 p.m. from Bethel United Church, 1141 5th Street East conducted by Rev. R. Thompson. Surviving are one daughter; Mrs Doris Deaver, three sons: Lorne of Saskatoon, Robert and John both of Kenaston, Sask.; five grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Ernest, in 1960 and by two sisters and three brothers. The late Mrs. Baird was born and raised in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island and later came west to Duval, Sask. were she worked as a nurse. In 1912 she and her husband were married and lived at Hawarden, Sask. until 1929 when they moved to Kenaston. Mr. and Mrs. Baird retired in 1953 and moved to Saskatoon and had resided there since. Mrs. Baird was a quest at the Lutheran Sunset Home for the past four years and was a member of Bethel United Church. Interment will take place in the family plot in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel. | McNaughton, Elizabeth Alice (I11161)
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| 2912 | The home of John Milk was listed in "(Rambles in Old Boston , by Rev, Edward G. Porter, 1887, p.288.) It was built some fifty years earlier than the Paul Revere home some 300 feet away across a little Square from the corner of Sun Court and Moon Street, just south of the Old North Church and North of Faneuil Hall "the Cradle of Liberty" near Milk Street. | Milk, John (I23394)
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| 2913 | The Letter of Petition of Mary McKay is undated but the approval is dated Feb 25 1800. It was possibly prepared a couple of years after Hugh's death. Elizabeth's Petition was prepared Feb 6 1797. This would mean that Hugh died in 1795/6. I will search the Quebec Gazette for this period to see if there is an obituary for Hugh McKay. Mary McKay lists her children as Deborah, Mary, Isabella, Jane, Bridget, Martha, Barbara, George and Archibald (it likely does not state her married or independent children). According to records in the Church of Scotland in Quebec, George was christened / born Nov 16 1780 as George David Hugh and Archibald was christened / born December 6 1789 as Archibald William. It is difficult to tell from the records whether they listed the birth or the christening date. Elizabeth named her first female child Mary after her Mother. The Archibald, named as one of Mary McKay's children was likely named after her son-in-law Archibald Thomson. Elizabeth and Archibald Thomson were married in Quebec City August 2 1781, eight years before Mary's Archibald was born. You will note that Mary applies for a total of 3000 acres for herself and her children in the Township of Burford, which is south of Sherbrooke in The Eastern Townships.The Committee states that they will grant the request for land on the north bank of the Ottawa River. Elizabeth did NOT mean that her father was dead , only that he was previously a Sergeant of the 8th Regiment. In view of this I have come to the conclusion that Hugh McKay was alive at the time Elizabeth's Petition was written and he was the Sergeant at Arms in the Quebec Assembly. There family therefore consisted of Mary died before the petitions were granted and her sons George and Archibald were minors. They were under the guardianship of Deborah and George Bently. Being a minor It would be necessary for George and Archibald to give an Oath of Allegiance prior to receiving their land grant. The Land Petitions of Mary Mckay on behalf of herself and her nine children were requested to be in Barford Township, which is south of Sherbrooke Quebec. The Land Committee stated that she may receive 1200 acres and each of her nine children 200 acres in a Township on the North Bank of the Ottawa River. In a letter of petition dated December 16 1801 Mary McKay along with her children and other petitioners state that the Government Surveyor reports that the tract of land on the north bank of the Ottawa River is unfit for agriculture. They therefore request that they receive their grant from land in Tring Township. For some reason or other Mary was then granted 600 acres and each of the nine children 200 in Tring Township , which is south of Quebec City.Their lots were located on the 2nd and 3rd Range Lots 1 through 13. I can account for all the children's grants with the exception of Mary. However there is a Mary Douglas that received Lot 1 Range 3 - 200 acres which could be Mary McKay. From the records of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Quebec City we find that George Donald Hugh McKay was baptized / born November 16 1788. Archibald William was baptized / born December 6 1789. It is uncertain whether they recorded the birth date or the baptism date.There was an Ann McKay who married a William Moore on March 11 1789 who may have been another daughter. Deborah McKay married John Bently , widower, December 21 1799. Donald Flowers has informed me that the 8th Regiment came to America about 1763 so it is possible that all of their children were born in Canada. | Embling, Mary (I12321)
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| 2914 | The Observer (Hartland, N.B.), 11 Dec 1919: A sad accident occurred at Gordonsville on the evening of November 13 when Paul Craig, aged 9 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Craig was kicked by a horse. His skull was fractured, resulting in his death | Craig, Paul Elsmore (I1706)
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| 2915 | The Observer (Hartland, N.B.), 30 Nov 1961, p. 1: The death occurred suddenly on Thur. evening in the Carleton Memorial Hospital at Woodstock of Mrs. GeorgeRideout of Somerville. Although not in the best of health for some years, Mrs Rideout had been around as usual and her sudden passing was a shock to her family anda wide circle of friends. She complained of a headache on Thur. which grew more severeand was taken to hospital where she later succumbed. The former Velma E. MacCallum, she was born at Ashland 61 years ago. She had lived all her married life in Somerville. She was a member of the Hartland Baptist Church and was active in the missionary society, and was also a member of the Somerville Women's Institute. Surviving are her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Hollis Dickinson of Windsor; three brothers, Edwin, Woodstock, Harry & Percy, Royal Oak, Mich.; and two sisters, Mrs. Richard Pratt, Lower Brighton, and Mrs. Raymond Gray, Newburg. The funeral was held from the late home on Sun. afternoon, conducted by Rev. Raymond Warner... Interment was in Hartland's Greenwood Cemetery. | McCallum, Velma Evelyn (I2532)
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| 2916 | The Orillia Packet And Times, July 25, 1940 edition, Archives of Ontario microfilm N039 Reel 76NP, reported: Walker - At Orillia on Saturday July 13, 1940, Elsie M. Archer, beloved wife of Wilfred D. Walker, in her 27th year. The funeral was held from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Archer, Loverling, on Monday July 15. Interment Fairvalley Cemetery, Medonte." Buried with her parents-in law in Plot 1C33-36 in Fair Valley Cemetery. | Archer, Elsie Gertrude (I14291)
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| 2917 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Phillips, Margaret Elizabeth (I14226)
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| 2918 | The Orillia Packet and Times, Thursday, April 15, 1948, Archives of Ontario microfilm N39 reel 84NP, Page 4, Births: ROSS - AT the Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Orillia, on Thursday, April 8, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. John Ross nee Jean Oakley, Orillia, a son. (Cemetery records indicate the child was stillborn) | Ross, Son (I9982)
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| 2919 | The UBC Alumni Chronicle, Autumn 1989 "Gordon Dodds BA'85 and Donna Palmer-Dodds BEd82, DipArtHis'84 wish to announce the birth of their son Matthew Thomson 14 August 1988." | Palmer, Donna (I13651)
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| 2920 | THE VANCOUVER SUN, January 8, 1988 MURPHY Beverley Grace (nee Bruce) passed away January 3, 1988 at the age of 61, born February 23, 1926. Survived by daughter Pat and husband Lindsay, grandchildren, Parick and Kim Christofferson of Errington, B.C., her mother Mrs. Marie Winquest of Princeton, B.C.; 2 sisters and 3 stepbrothers; many nieces and nephews. Donations can be made to the charity of your choice. Memorial service will be held Saturday January 9 at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of Valley View Funeral Home, 14660 - 72 Ave., Surrey. | Bruce, Beverly Grace (I13613)
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| 2921 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Donald Bruce Olmstead / Carol Ann Walton (F3592)
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| 2922 | Their wedding took place in her parents residence, Minto Street, Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada. Had no children. In 1913 was living in Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada when her father died. They farmed south of Lumsden and retired to Lumsden in 1931. In 1934 was living in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was living in Lumsden, Saskatchewan in 1938. In 1949 they moved to 802 - 18th Avenue N. W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Pallbearers at her funeral were Albert Playdon, John Fleming, Clayton Stewart, Charlie Klein, W. A. Heiden and Ronald J. Dancer. Soloist was Mrs. Helen Rutz with Mr. Bill Hadden as organist. Buried in Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary, Lot 26, Block 13, Section J. The Calgary Herald, Monday, 29 June 1959, Page 25 Pettigrew - June 27th, Mrs. Mary Ann Pettigrew, aged 78 years of 802 18th Ave., N.W. Born at Park River, N.D., she has lived in Calgary the past 10 years, coming from Lumsden, Sask. where she has resided since 1904. Her husband, John predeceased her on May 17th this year. Surviving are a sister Miss Agnes Baird, Lumsden, Sask; two brothers James A. Baird of Regina & Ernest Baird, Saskatoon. Services were held at Foster's Garden Chapel, 540 16th Ave. N.W., Monday at 3:30 p.m. Rev. Gerald Doran officiating. Interment Queen's Park. | Baird, Mary Ann (I10099)
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| 2923 | There are two empty plots, one on each side of the graves, that were for the two boys if they wanted or needed them. The headstone is over Clarissa's grave at her head and Louis is interred on her right (the viewer's left). The headstone reads: In memory of CLARISSA A. SANDERSON Oct 21 1863 Dec 6 1948 Beloved wife of LOUIS ROBERTSON Sept 18 1872 Sept 14 1951 Peace Perfect Peace Louis left home in England at the age of 12 for reasons unknown and earned his passage to America on a sailing vessel while working as the captain's cabin boy. After landing (probably at New York City) he signed on again for a voyage around Cape Horn to the west coast of America. He landed (probably at San Francisco) and was discharged with the captain's written recommendation to be taken on as an "Able Bodied Seaman" if he ever went to sea again-he never went. On his way East, he stayed at a cabin in the Rockies where he made his own skis by forming the curved tips between the logs of the cabin walls. Somehow, he got to Pennsylvania and worked for a Dutch farmer (probably an Amish farmer) for a year or two. He was there long enough to learn a little German. It was a case of "Learn to speak German or you won't eat!". His next stop was Canada and the beginning of his family life. He had sown his wild oats! Louis had many real-life stories for his grandchildren at bedtime. Everything from hand cutting wine bottle corks as a boy in England to catching sharks and flying fish at sea. Some of his tales were so intriguing that they became standard fare and were repeated time after time by popular request. He was a gentle man, and within his means, a generous man. He loved a good game of chess with his grandson, Roy, and a smoke now and then. Have family movie from 1930-40 in family file. | Robertson, Louis (I7406)
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| 2924 | There is a Charles Mason b 14 Dec 1879 Ontario son of William & Jessie Mason in 1901 census Scarborough e-7 p 7 | Mason, Alfred Charles (I8965)
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| 2925 | there is a George Alex Ewen b1878 lvg London E in 1881 | Ewen, Thomas George (I16782)
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| 2926 | There is an Elizabeth Pettifer in same household as Thomas Walton in 1901. She is a servant to Thomas's brother William. Her DoB is given as 3 Apr 1879, born England emigrated 1891. Probably the same one just age different. | Pettifer, Elizabeth C. (I8848)
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| 2927 | They may have had a fourth child? Grew up on his fathers farm and received his education at Stoney Creek School and at Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada. Wilfred was a lawyer. He articled with the law firm of F.L. Davis of Neepawa. He began his own law practice at Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1914, Wilfred and Mabel moved to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, then moved to Leader, Saskatchewan before coming to live in Neepawa, Manitoba in 1919, a year before he died. (from the Neepawa History Book, p731). Wilfred had a drinking and gambling problem. Died from pneumonia. Wilfred is buried in Lot 10, Block 1, Range 8, Riverview Cemetery, Neepawa. | Thomson, Wilfred Murray (I11151)
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| 2928 | This information was sent in an e-mail to Anita Peterson on January 10, 2007 in regards to Jacob Avery. His wife Caroline Elizabeth Bacon, d/o Maria Sipprelle (3 Apr 1833 Canada West) m Elias Nelson Bacon (1821 Canada West) Maria was d/o Caroline H Gray ( 19 Nov 1799 NB- 5 may 1853 ON) m William Sipprelle (22 July1791 NB- ( Nov 1851 ON) Canada West was name of ON before province. Stan Gray-- gray@bmts.com. | Avery, Jacob (I3079)
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| 2929 | this is the George (of Woodstock) with a Thomson bible ref Harry Thomson foundry man in Woodstock in 1881 | Thomson, George (I6117)
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| 2930 | this person gave Sheila a copy of the 1896 Thomson tree | Thomson, Frank (I19081)
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| 2931 | Thomas and Joan divorced. They had three children. | Holmes, Thomas Earl (I13600)
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| 2932 | to Maple Creek SK with widowed sister Sarah | Forfar, Elizabeth Thomson (I9859)
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| 2933 | to Toronto 1920 | Larway, Annie Jerusha (I11743)
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| 2934 | took over father's butcher business at Ellesmere and in Agincourt a Mason for over 50 years | Forfar, David (I9003)
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| 2935 | Took up a homestead near Hardy, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was living in Chicago, Michigan, USA in 1934 when his father died. In 1954 was living at 515 North Hermos, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Lived at 717 Cooper Street N.W., Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Was a carpenter then became superintendent of construction and travelled all over the USA. Funeral service was held from French Mortuary Chapel in the Garden, French-Fitzgerald Mortuary, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Social Security Number 349-07-4995 issued in Illinois. Saskatchewan Homestead Records, Archives of Saskatchewan Microfilm S6.17 Patent Application 1189286: Norman Lewellyn Hewitt, 23, farmer, Hardy, Sask. Application for Patent for NW 10-6-21 W2 Pre-Emption. Obtained entry to homestead 19 October 1908. Built house May 1909. Lived there 1 June 1909 - 1 September 1909, 20 November 1909 - 28 May 1910, 15 January 1911 - 15 June 1911, 26 January 1912 - 26 July 1912. In 1910 broke 10 acres. In 1911 broke additional 15 acres and had 25 acres in crop. In 1912 broke additional 22 acres and had 25 acres in crop. Had 1 horse in each of 1910, 1911 and 1912. In 1912 had a frame house 12'X14', $150, a stable 10'X12', $25. Application signed and sworn 30 September 1912 in Celyon, Sask., Land Agent recommendation 12 August 1913 in Weyburn, Sask., Accepted in Ottawa 27 March 1914. Sworn statement by Alexander Glenstead, 12-6-21 W2 of Pangman, Sask. on 30 September 1912 that Norman Lewellyn Hewitt had lived on and improved the property as stated. Application for entry, Norman Hewitt, Buford, N.D., 10 October 1908, 19 years old, born Park River, N. Dak., last residence Buford N.D. Saskatchewan Homestead Records, Archives of Saskatchewan Microfilm R8.1670 Patent Application 084111A: Norman Lewellyn Hewitt, 28, farmer, Hardy, Sask. Application for Patent for SW 15-6-21 W2 Homestead. Obtained entry to homestead 14 October 1908. Built house 26 October 1908. Lived on Pre-Emption property (see above). In 1914 had 80 acres in crop. In 1915 had 80 acres in crop. In 1916 had 80 acres in crop. In 1916 broke additional 80 acres. had no crop. In 1917 had 80 acres in crop. Had 6 horses in each of 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917. In 1918 had a frame house 12'X14', $100, a stable, $200, a well $25, granary $150. Application signed and sworn 4 April 1918, Land Agent recommendation 14 September 1919 in Moose Jaw, Sask., Accepted in Ottawa 10 October 1919. Sworn statements by Fritz Nelson and John Aspin on 4 April 1918 that Norman Lewellyn Hewitt had lived on and improved the property as stated. | Hewitt, Norman Llewellyn (I12773)
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| 2936 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Glendinning, Torrey Alexander Bryce (I13516)
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| 2937 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eklund, Tracy Dawn (I12965)
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| 2938 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Christensen, Tracy Lee (I12930)
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| 2939 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eklund, Trae Vernon (I12975)
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| 2940 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Verchere, Tracy Ellen (I13455)
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| 2941 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bryan, Travis James MacKenzie (I13160)
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| 2942 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bridge, Trevor George (I12827)
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| 2943 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jackson, Laura Ruth (I13680)
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| 2944 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jackson, Donnie Aubrey (I13679)
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| 2945 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Websdale, Sherri Ann (I14068)
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| 2946 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Websdale, Scott Allen (I14069)
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| 2947 | Twin sister of David. In the Anglican Church Archives, microfilm Reel 249, St James Anglican Church, Orillia, Ontario, Canada, Baptisms 1872-1948 recorded: Grace Jeanette Walker, born 27 October 1916, baptized 12 November 1916 in St James Church. Parents were George Daniel Walker, machinist and Margaret Walker of Orillia. Baptism by Rev. J.R.S. Boyd. Never married. Graduated nurse from Toronto General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Was living in Toronto in 1942 when her father died. Was N.S. Grace Walker, R.C.N., Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1943 when her brother Johnstone died. Was living in Toronto in 1968 when her mother died. Retired as a Lt. Cdr. of the Royal Canadian Navy. Was Matron of Naval Hospital, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Buried with her parents. The Packet and Times, Tuesday, 24 April 1990 WALKER, Grace Jeannette Lt. Cdr., R.C.N. (Retired) - Member of the Royal Canadian Benevolent Fund and Past President of the Toronto Unit Nursing Sisters Association of Canada. Peacefully at the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital on Monday, April 23rd, 1990. Grace Walker, formerly of Toronto, beloved daughter of the late George and Margaret Walker of Orillia. Loving sister of: Mae of Orillia, Don of Peterborough and Mrs. Eunice Phillips of Horseshoe Valley Road, and predeceased by sister Wilma, brother Jack and twin brother Dave. Dear Sister-in-law of Mrs. Gloria Walker of Orillia. Will be sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. The late Miss Grace Walker will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West Street North, Orillia from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Service in St. Luke's Anglican Church, (Highway 12 West at Prices Corner) on Thursday morning, April 26th at 11:30. Cremation to follow. Friends will be received by the family in the Church on Thursday morning from 11 o'clock until time of service. Members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #34, Orillia are asked to gather at the Chapel for service Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. If desired, Memorial Donations to the Col. Agnes C. Neill Scholarship Fund would be gratefully appreciated. | Walker, Grace Jeanette (I14221)
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| 2948 | Twin sister of Samantha. Drowned in the family swimming pool, died in the Credit Valley Hospital. The family established the Stephanie Gaetz KEEPSAFE Foundation in 1998 in memory of Stephanie. | Gaetz, Stephanie Elizabeth (I13326)
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| 2949 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gaetz, Samantha Shirley (I13327)
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| 2950 | Twin to Carol | Wallace, Norma (I8557)
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