Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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351	Burial: Cremated, Location: wall beside Horace Eldred Preston (Husband)	Symes, Kathleen Mary (I9692)
352	Burial: Garden 1 - 11 Obituary: Victoria Times-Colonist Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 10 July 1997,pg. C1,c. 3 & Fri. 11 July 1997,pg. D1,c. 3. DEATHS and FUNERALS: JONES – Dorcas (McIlmoyl) 81 years young. A special lady with an infectious smile. A native daughter who left us July 7,1997 in Victoria. She is survived by her loving husband,Horace; daughter,Barbara Murray (John) of Ottawa; two grandchildren,Karen Gordon (Chris) of London,Ontario and Michael Murray of Ottawa; numerous nieces and nephews and in-law. She was predeceased by her brother,Gilbert,sisters ,Ruth,June,Wilma. Much loved and greatly missed. A Memorial Service and tea on July 26 ,at 2:00 p.m. at the Ocean Point Resort Hotel. Flowers gratefully declined. SANDS of VICTORIA “A Tradition of Trust” 388-5155	McIlmoyl, Dorcas (I11071)
353	Burial: In 1834, seventeen years after the death of Mr. Curran, a committee of gentlemen was formed in Dublin, to provide for the removal of his mortal remains to Ireland. Prospect Cemetery, Glasnevin, Dublin, was the locality selected for his last earthly resting-place. The consent of his son (and biographer) was obtained, a faculty permitting the removal of the body from Paddington Church was procured, the exhumed body was removed to the house of Alderman Sir Matthew Wood, in George Street, it was thence taken to Dublin, where it was received by Mr. W. H. Curran and one of the Committee, was temporarily deposited in the private Mausoleumn at Lyons, the residence of Lord Cloncurry, the friend of Curran, and was finally removed to a grave at Glasnevin. The attendants were Messrs. W. Curran, John Finlay, Con. Lyne, and Andrew Carew O'Dwyer the last-named being the person with whom originated the proposition for restoring the remains to their native soil. This re-interment was private. The pageantry of a national procession which was suggested, was respectfully and judiciously declined by Mr. W. II:. Curran. A massive sarcophagus in Glasnevin contains the remains of Ireland's great orator and patriot, and the inscription, far more expressive than a laboured epitaph, is simply the one word C U R R A N. There is a monument to Curran in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin and a bust by Moore, on a sarcophagus. It is copied from Lawrence's portrait, and, Mr. Davis says, " is the finest monument, so simply made, I ever saw. It is most like him in his glorified funeral, declaring that of all, he was "the only incorrupted and faithful," adding, " There is a loveliness and a heartiness over me when I think of this great man whom we have lost. Charles, there never was so honest an Irishman. His very soul was republican Irish. Look to his history in 1778, in 1782, in 1790 at the Union at all times in all places." He suggested that the Irish of all classes in London should be invited to attend the funeral, each wearing a shamrock, and that " on his coffin should be laid a broken harp and a wreath of shamrock." The funeral was private. From: THE LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN LATE MASTER OF THE ROLLS IN IRELAND BY HIS SON WILLIAM HENRY CURRAN IWITH ADDITIONS AND NOTES BY R. SHELTON MACKENZIE, D.C.L. NEW YORK: W. J. WIDDLETON, PUBLISHER.	Curran, John Philpot (I503)
354	Burial: R05L22#3 sw 1/4	Scott, Garfield Alexander (I11079)
355	Burial: R07L22#1 se 1/4	Clysdale, Beryl Thomas (I5439)
356	Burial: R07L22#2 se 1/4	McIlmoyle, Audrey Emma (I5424)
357	Burial: R07L27#2 sw 1/4	Bell, William Robert (I5438)
358	Burial: R07L27#3 sw 1/4	McIlmoyle, Daisy Adlaide (I5426)
359	Burial: R08L21#2 nw 1/4	Scott, George Roland (I2221)
360	Burial: R08L21#3 nw 1/4	McIlmoyle, Vera Josephine (I5421)
361	Burial: R12L10#2 nw 1/4 Obituary: Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 6 August 2009,pg. B2,c. 4. Deaths: McILMOYLE,Sylvia Victoria Jane (nee Clysdale) - Passed away peacefully at Riverview Manor, Peterborough on Monday August 3,2009. Sylvia McIlmoyle of Peterborough,formerly of Lakefield in her 93rd year. Loved and missed by her dau- ghter Dorothy Bell of R.R. #3 Lakefield and her daughter-in-law Ann McIlmoyle of R.R. #1 Lakefield. Also missed by her brother Elburn Clysdale (Shirley) of Peterborough. Loving grandmother of Bill (Tina),Tedd (Maria) & Peter (Tina) Bell and Geof- frey (Heidi) & Andrew McIlmoyle. Great grandmother of Christy,Cas- ey,Zakery,Sierra,Tianna,Sakura,Alyson,Meghan, Teague,Alyvia,Autumn,Jackson,Mason and great great grandmother of Noah and Ruby. Predeceased by her husband George Nugent McIlmoyle,son Wayne McIlmoyle,son-in-law Roy Bell and brothers Auryl & Beryl Clysdale. A funeral service will be held from THE HENDREN FUNERAL HOMES,LAKEFIELD CHAPEL on Friday August 7,2009 at 3:00 PM. Visitation one hour prior to the service. Interment Lakefield Ceme- tery. A reception will follow in the Heritage Room of the funeral home. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Founda- tion,Canadian Cancer Society or the Gideon Bible Society as expressions of sympathy. Fri- ends may send condolences or make donations at www.hendrenfuneralhome.com or by calling 652-3355.	Clysdale, Sylvia Victoria Jane (I11080)
362	Burial: R12L10#3 nw 1/4	McIlmoyle, Wayne George (I11081)
363	Burial: Sec 4, Row W, Plot 1A1	Poldand, Doris (I11070)
364	Burial: Sec 4, Row W, Plot 1A2 Obituary: Victoria Daily Times Newspaper,dated: Tues. 6 January 1976,pg. 26,c. 6 & Wed. 7 January 1976,pg. 41,c. 3. DEATHS and FUNERALS: BOSHER - In Sidney,B.C.,on January 5,1976, Mr. William James Bosher,aged 73 years. Born in Hungerford,Berkshire,England and a long- time resident of Sidney,late residence 9683 Fourth Street. He leaves his loving wife,Doris, at home; daughters,Mrs. D. (Pat) Gait Victor- ia,B.C.,Mrs. D. (Mary) Vowels,Prince George,B. C.; seven grandchildren; brothers,John and Herbert,both of Sidney; sisters,Ada Sayer,Nor- th Saanich,B.C. and Ann Slater,Sidney. Mr. Bosher was a member of the Sidney and North Saanich Garden Club,a member of the Silver Threads and also a member of the O.A.P. Sidney Branch No. 25. He served overseas during the Second World War with the 13th Field Ambulance Corps. Service will be held at St. Andrews Anglican Church on Thursday, January 8,1976 at 1:00 p.m. Rev. Robert San- som officiating. Flowers gratefully declined. Those so desiring may contribute to the charity of their choice. Arrangements by the Sands Funeral Chapel of Roses,Sidney,B.C. SANDS-SIDNEY	Bosher, William James (I11067)
365	Burial: Seciton O	Dobson, Robert Melville (I11085)
366	Burial: Section C Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Mon. 16 July 1956,pg. 18,c. 1 & Tues. 17 July 1956,pg. 18,c. 1. Deaths: DEAN,Marcus - At his residence R.R. No. 1,Lakefield on Sunday,July 15,1956. Marcus Dean, son of the late Adolphus Dean and Evelyn McIlmoyle,beloved husband of the late Annie Kelso. Dear brother of Mrs. Melville Dobson (Clara) of Peterborough. The late Mr. Dean is resting at the Comstock Funeral Home,356 Rubidge Street,where service will be held on Wednesday,July 18 at 2 p.m. Reverend T.H. Fleetham officiating. Interment Little Lake Cemetery.	Dean, Marcus Smith (I11083)
367	Burial: Section C Obituary: Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 30 March 1950,pg. 2,c. 6. MRS. MARY EVELYN DEAN Mrs. Mary Evelyn Dean of Peterborough died today in hospital following a lingering illness. She was born in Lakefield,daughter of the late George McIlmoyle and Jane Nugent,and has lived in the community a lifetime. Her husband, Adolphus Corbin Dean,predeceased her in 1911 . Mrs. Dean leaves one daughter,Mrs. Melville Dobson,and a son Marcus Smith Dean,both of this city. There are two sisters in Ottawa,Miss Georgie McIlmoyle and Mrs. L.E. Allen. Mrs. Dean was a member of the United Church.	McIlmoyle, Mary Evelyn (I6036)
368	Burial: Section C Obituary: Victoria Times Newspaper,dated: Fri. 17 March 1978,pg. 58,c. 7. DEATHS and FUNERALS: BUNDOCK – On March 15,1978. Jane Patricia, widow of Arthur Bundock,at Victoria. Aged 54 years,survived by two daughters: Mrs. D. (Pat) Gait,Victoria,Mrs. D. (Mary) Vowles, Prince George. One step-son,Michael Bundock, Prince George. Three step-daughters,Mrs. Pat Johnson,Calgary,Mrs. Marian Beaton,Victoria and Mrs. Colleen Roberts,Vancouver,32 grand- children,and several Great grandchildren. Three sisters,Mrs. Ruth Parkinson,Mrs. Dorcas Jones and Mrs. Wilma Rees,all of Victoria. Funeral service Saturday,March 18,at 1 p.m. in the Chapel of First Memorial Services,4725-Falaise Drive,Padre T. Roberts officiating. Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated. Arran- gements through the Memorial Society of B.C. and First Memorial Services Ltd.	McIlmoyl, Jane Patricia (I11066)
369	Burial: Section C Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Mon. 22 May 1950,pg. 16,c. 7. Obituaries: MRS. MARCUS DEAN Mrs. Marcus Dean,RR 1,Lakefield,died in her 61st year,Sunday in hospital after an illness of four days. She was born in Bobcaygeon,Annie Eliza,the daughter of the late Joseph Kelso and Annie Eliza Bell. Surviving are her husband,Marcus,and one sis- ter,Mrs. Clive Tully (Iola). She was a member of the Selwyn United Church. The funeral service will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Comstock Funeral. The Rev. D.P. Mo- rris of the Selwyn United Church will officiate. Burial will be at Little Lake Cemetery.	Kelso, Ann Eliza (I11086)
370	Burial: Section C	Dean, Adolphus Corban (I11082)
371	Burial: Section O The Peteterborough Examiner Newspaper, dated: Sat. 3 August 1974,pg. 12,c. 7- 8. OBITUARIES: CLARA DOBSON Funeral service for Mrs. Clara Dobson,82,of 477 Bonaccord Ave.,was held Aug. 3 at the Comstock Funeral Home,Rev. Alex Calder offi- ciating. Burial was in Little Cemetery. She was born and educated in Smith Township and lived in the area all her life. She attended George Street United Church and was a mem- ber of the Senior Citizens Club and the PC Ladies Association. Mrs. Dobson was predeceased by her husband Robert Melville Dobson,daughter Mrs. Jack Dawson (Margaret),brother Marcus Dean and parents Adolphus Dean and Evelyn McIlmoyle. Surviving is son Robert,of Ottawa,daughter Mrs. Neil Pryde (Ethel),of Peterborough,five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.	Dean, Clara (I11084)
372	Burial: Section X Obituary: HARRISON-CLYSDALE, Marjorie Ellen (nee Wilson) Passed away peacefully at Riverview Manor, on December 19, 2010 in her 93rd year. Beloved wife of the Late Burritt Harrison and of the late Beryl Clysdale. Loving mother of Marilyn Yourt (Dave), Ross Harrison (Linda) and Neil Harrison (Jane). Dear grandmother of Steven Yourt, Jason Yourt (Sylvie), Amber Harrison, and Sean Harrison. Sadly missed by her great-grandchildren Katharina, Emily and Cassandra. Pre-deceased by her seven brothers and sisters. Fondly remembered by her nieces and nephews. Marjorie was a long time member of Trinity United Church and Peterborough Lawn Bowling Club. The family will receive relatives and friends at COMSTOCK FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 356 Rubidge Street on Tuesday, December 21, from 2-4 and 7-9. A funeral service will be held on Wednesday December 22, 2010 at1:00 pm in the Comstock Funeral Home Chapel. Interment to follow at Little Lake Cemetery. The family wishes to express their deep appreciation to the staff at Riverview Manor for their kind and compassionate care. Donations to the Kidney Foundation, Trinity United Church, or the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated by the family. Online condolences may be made at www.comstockfuneralhome.com.	Wilson, Marjori Ellen (I11077)
373	Buried Sec 5A Plot 34	Siddon, Adeline Marie (I62)
374	Buried Section 22, Lot 360 xdeep. Lot owned by Mrs Addie Hope	Bertrand, Laura Julia (I5824)
375	By patent dated 27 Feb 1808 was granted land in Bastard Twp. Leeds Co. Ontario. Brown was from Wolford Twp.	McIlmoyle, Mary (I2073)
376	by Rev. Thomas Sherwood	Family F492
377	called 'Vere minor'. He was baptised Moses, but required by his fathers Will to change his name to Vere Dawson	Hunt, Vere Dawson (I3528)
378	Canadian Soldier of WW1 Burial: R13L04#3ne1/4	Phillips, Francis Oliver (I5401)
379	Census: About 1848, Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario, Canada Enlisted: June 27, 1825, 6th Percy Company, 2nd Regiment Northumberland Co., Ontario, Canada	Mallory, Reuben (I5841)
380	Charlie homestead N.E.1/4 30-32-5-5 and Jim filed on N.E.1/4 10-32-4-5, once lived on by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon. Charlie and Jim both worked for the Great West Lumber Co. near Sundre. Jim's first wife Minnie McKenna taught school at Harmattan before her marriage. The original school is incorporated in the house on the Louie Wright place, now owned by Joe Rindal. Good natured Jim and his second wife Olga, later moved to Riccinus and then the Elnora where he passed away. (From Zella Remembers: from oil lamps to oil wells. pg 179.)	Siddon, James Chester (I5648)
381	Charlie was known as the happy bachelor. Charlie homestead N.E.1/4 30-32-5-5 and Jim filed on N.E.1/4 10-32-4-5, once lived on by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon. Charlie and Jim both worked for the Great West Lumber Co. near Sundre. (From Zella Remembers: from oil lamps to oil wells. pg 179.)	Siddon, Charles Henry (I5647)
382	Daniel was counted in a census in 1871 in Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario. He was counted in a census in Apr 1881 in Marlborough, Carleton, Ontario.	Burritt, Daniel Hamlet (I4685)
383	Dataset: New Brunswick Marriages PANB RS141B7 FRANCES ELIZABETH QUINN, EVERETT MARTIN VICKERS, 20 June 1906, ----, NO, F15924 #3233 1901 Canadian Census records a Frances Elizabeth Quinn 3 homes away from a Vickers family in New Brunswick	Quinn, Frances (I470)
384	DATE OCCUPATION ADDRESS 15 December 1822 Goudhurst, Kent 6 June 1841 27 May 1845 son Edward born 6 June 1845 Goudhurst, Kent Witness to marriage: Walter Cruttenden (mark), Emily Penfold (signed) 6 July 1845 son Edward baptised Goudhurst, Kent 30 March 1851 Weavers, Marden, Kent 7 April 1861 2 April 1871 Marden, Kent 3 April 1881 Marden, Kent 18 January 1895 Wife of Edward Penfold, Bricklayer High Street, Marden, Kent Signature, description and residence of informant: E. Penfold, son, High Street, Marden Photo available of the Marden Church, Kent, England	Cruttenden, Frances (I7671)
385	Date: 2008 Note: She was one of the very first women streetcar conductors in Cornwall. She served on the car that ran between Redruth and Camborne. She was employed in this capacity during World War I when many of the men in Cornwall were in the military service. It is said that at the age of 16 Laura had all her teeth removed for aesthetic reasons and lived all of the rest of her life with a full set of false teeth. After she left the streetcar service she went to work as a domestic housekeeper for a Miss Jane'. It was during this time that she met Peter Oatey, who at the time, was employed as a Police Officer.	Jory, Laura (I228)
386	Death notice in newspaper: FLAY, Grace Harris - On Thurs., Oct 4, 1956, at her home, 133 Bernice cres., Grace, beloved wife og Charles Flay. Resting at F. Zynett Funeral Home, 3299 Dundas st, W. (near Runnymede). Funeral on Saturday, service at 2 p.m. Interment Prospect Cemetery.	Willoughby, Grace Harris (I855)
387	Death possibly different year 1245	De Bolebec, Isabel (I1450)
388	Death Record: records John William as single.	McIlmoyle, Wilfred John (I4826)
389	DEATH: Before 1552, since will of William says he wants to be buried next to his father.	Hunt, Henry (I1225)
390	DEATH: died at age 3 months	Colwell, Sarah Jane (I1019)
391	DEATH: Died in old McIlmoyle home in Smith Township, Ontario, Canada, lot 21 con 10.Immigrated With her parents to Kittley Twp, Ottawa, Ontario1851 Census - Listed as a widow, living with her son, William and his family	May, Jane (I1521)
392	DEATH: Died without issue. (dsp)	Hunt, Mary Elizabeth (I3524)
393	DEATH: drowned. 1825 Otonabee River, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada 1818 Census 1818 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1820 Census 1820 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1821 Census 1821 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1822 Census 1822 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1823 Census 1823 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1824 Census 1824 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada 1827 Census 1827 Hamilton Township., Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada	Nichols, Benjamin (I1663)
394	DEATH: Executed, Tower Hill, London, Middlesex, England BIOGRAPHY: 12th Earl of Oxford. From March, 1429/30, he was frequently appointed a commissioner for various purposes. In July, 1436, he mustered his retinue at Sandwich for the rescue of Calais. With six other peers and his brother, Sir Robert Vere, on May 28, 1454, he undertook to keep the sea for three years from April 3 last. In May,1455. he marched to St. Albans, but arrived the day after the battle. In February, 1461/62, he was arrested along with his eldest son, Sir Aubrey de Vere, for plotting against the Yorkist king, Edward IV. They were tried for treason in the palace of Westminster, condemned to death, and beheaded on Tower Hill, in the Tower of London. He was "unshakeable" in his loyalty to the Lancastrian king, Henry VI. He had five sons and three daughters.	De Vere, John 12th Earl of Oxford (I3769)
395	DEATH: His will dated 1736 and proved 17 May 1737. DEATH: He died at an advanced age of 103 years in 1736 & was suceeded by his eldest son. BIRTH: Some records suggest his birth was 1653.	Hunt, John (I1405)
396	DEATH: of an accident, died in 6 hours - Dr. Hanley, Waubaushene. MARRIAGE: 1st to Anne Jane Hatton of Ireland on 25 Aug 1852, 9 children. 2nd to Phoebe Burr, 2 children.	Hurl, Joseph (I1692)
397	DEATH: of complications from an appendectomy. MARRIAGE: 7 children recorded in this marriage.	Kidd, Isabella (I1695)
398	DEATH: Toils, Tears, and Triumph: A History of Kinecardine Township records her death in childbirth in 1893.	McFadyen, Margaret (I173)
399	DEATH: Will dated 12 Dec. 1790, proved 31 Oct, 1792. MARRIAGE: Married Elizabeth , daughter of ….Davis, had three daughters and three sons.	Hunt, Vere Dawson (I3479)
400	DEATH: Will dated 12 Sep 1486	Spring, William (I1247)