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| 1 | HEIS, Lawrence Byron (I28568)
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| 2 | Elizabeth (I68984)
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| 3 | Ontario Vital Records - Marriages # 015 325 - 1923 FILION, Wilfred, Clerk, age 24, to KENNEDY, Wilhelmina, age 20, on August 20, 1923 at Little Current. Parents of Groom: Joseph Filion, Virginie Cote. Parents of Bride: James Kennedy, Mae Patterson. Groom' s birthplace: Algoma; Bride ' s birthplace: Cutler. Witnesses: Fleming Morrisson, Little Current; Marguerite Kennedy, Little Current. Source Information: Ancestry.com and Genealogical Research Library (Brampton, Ontario, Canada). Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1926 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1926 about Wilfrid Filion Name: Wilfrid Filion Birth Place: Algoma Age: 24 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1899 Father Name: Joseph Filion Mother Name: Virginie Cote Spouse Name: Wilhelmina Kennedy Spouse's Age: 20 Spouse Birth Place: Cutler Spouse Father Name: James Kennedy Spouse Mother Name: Mae Patterson Marriage Date: 20 Aug 1923 Marriage Location: Manitoulin District Marriage County: Manitoulin Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_653 | Family F4
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| 4 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F2673
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| 5 | 1871 Ontario Census, Algoma, Manitoulin Centre, District No. 87, Sub-District B, Division No. 3, Household #9 Richards William male 39 Wales Episc. Welch Farming married (unable to read or write) Richards Cinderella female 26 Ontario Episc. American married (unable to read or write) Richards Maria Jane female 16 Ontario Episc. Welch (going to school) Richards Thomas Jenkins male 14 Ontario Episc. Welch (going to school) Richards Sexton male 9 Ontario Episc. Welch Richards Hannah female 7 Ontario Episc. Welch Richards Mary female 5 Ontario Episc. Welch Richards "no name" male 8/12 Ontario Episc. Welch Johnston Henry male 39 Ontario Episc. Dutch Farmer widow Holy Trinity Cemetery, Howland Township, Manitoulin Island IN MEMORY OF / WM RICHARDS / WHO DIED / NOV. 2, 1877 / AGED / 50 YEARS / I leave the world without a fear / Save for the friends I hold so dear / To heal their sorrows Lord descend / And to the friendless, prove a friend. | RICHARDS, William Jenkins (I12043)
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| 6 | 1871 Ontario Census, Simcoe South, Innisfil, Household #111 CAMPBELL Alex male 37 Scotland Presbyterian Scotch Carpenter married CAMPBELL Mary female 33 Ontario Presbyterian Scotch married CAMPBELL Nelson male 12 Ontario CAMPBELL Catherine female 11 Ontario CAMPBELL Lucy female 10 Ontario CAMPBELL Myra female 8 Ontario CAMBPELL Ellen female 6 Ontario CAMPBELL Alexander male 1 Ontario CAMPBELL Anne female 35 Ontario 1881 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings & Campbell, Page 5 Family 18 CAMPBELL Alexander Male Married 47 Scottish Scotland Farmer C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Mary Female Married 43 German Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Nelson C. Male 22 Scottish Ontario Farmer C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Martha C. Female 21 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Lucy E. Female 19 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Myra E. Female 18 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Ella E. Female 15 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Alexandra Female 12 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Copeland Male 8 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Allan Male 6 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian CAMPBELL Dougald Male 2 Scottish Ontario C. Presbyterian 1891 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings Township, Household #43 Campbell Alex Male 56 Married Head Scotland Scotland Scotland Presbyterian Farmer Campbell Mary Female 52 Married Wife Ontario Canada Canada Presbyterian Campbell Nelson Male 32 Single Son Ontario Scotland Ontario Presbyterian Campbell Lizzie Female 22 Single Daughter Ontario Scotland Ontario Presbyterian Campbell Coplan Male 18 Single Son Ontario Scotland Ontario Presbyterian Campbell Dugald Male 13 Single Son Ontario Scotland Ontario Presbyterian 1901 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings Township, Page 2, Con 8 Lot 25, Household #9 CAMPBELL Alexander Male Head married 17 May 1833 67 Scot 1833 Scot Can PS Farmer CAMPBELL Mary Female Wife married 8 May 1837 63 Ont Irish Can PS CAMPBELL Dugal O. Male Son single 10 October 1878 22 Ont Scot Can PS Farmer' Son DICKOUT William P. Male Grandson single 4 January 1888 13 Ont Dutch Can PS HUNT Thomas O. Male Son-in-Law married 18 June 1874 26 Ont Eng Can PS Labourer 1911 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings, District (6), Household #19 Campbell Dougald D Male Head Married October 1878 32 Campbell Susann Female Wife Married April 1886 25 Campbell Mary Female Mother Widow March 1835 76 Ontario Vital Records - Deaths #004 939 - 1905 CAMPBELL, Alexander, 6 October 1905, Lot 25, Con. 8, Billings. Married Farmer. Cause: Sumor Complaint for 3 weeks at age 72 years. Born:Scotland. Informant: Dugald Campbell. Kagawong Cedars Cemetery, Manitoulin Island, #43 ALEXANDER / CAMPBELL / DIED / OCT. 6, 1905 / AE 72 Y'RS / 5 MOS. / Blessed are the dead / Which die in the Lord / HIS WIFE / MARY / DIED / DEC 11 1920 / AE 65 YRS / CAMPBELL | CAMPBELL, Alexander (I80)
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| 7 | 1881 Ontario Census, Algoma, Allan, Family #59 THOMSON Archibald Male 26 Scottish USA Farmer Presbyterian THOMSON Margaret Female Widow 57 Scottish Scotland Presbyterian THOMSON Donald Male 25 Scottish US Presbyterian 1891 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings Township, Household #39 Thompson Archard Male 36 Married Head USA Scotland Scotland Presbyterian Farmer Thompson Isabella Female 29 Married Wife Ontario Scotland Scotland Presbyterian Thompson Donald Male 5 Single Son Ontario USA Ontario Presbyterian Thompson Mary Female 4 Single Daughter Ontario USA Ontario Presbyterian Thompson Margaret Female 2 Single Daughter Ontario USA Ontario Presbyterian Thompson Anna I. Female 1 Single Daughter Ontario USA Ontario Presbyterian age 8m Thompson Margaret Female 70 Widow Mother Scotland Scotland Scotland Presbyterian 1901 Ontario Census,Billings Twp. Con 8 Lot 26 Con 9 Lot 25, Household #15 THOMSON Archibald Male Head married 12 November 1854 43 US 1862 Scot Can PS Farmer THOMSON Isabella Female Wife married 12 September 1862 38 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Mary F Daughter single 10 September 1887 13 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Magret F Daughter single 9 February 1889 12 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Anna T. F Daughter single 8 September 1890 10 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Archibald M Son single 25 August 1892 8 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Elsie C. F Daughter single 22 July 1894 6 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON William J. Male Son single 19 April 1896 4 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Elizabeth F Daughter single 17 May 1898 2 Ont Scot Can PS THOMSON Ellen R. Female Daughter single 6 mo Ont Scot Can PS 1911 Ontario Census, Algoma, Billings, District (6), Household #20 Thomson Isabbella Female Head Widow September 1862 48 Thomson Mary Female Daughter Single September 1887 23 Thomson Margaret Female Daughter Single February 1889 22 Thomson Anna Bell Female Daughter Single September 1890 20 Thomson Archibald Male Son Single August 1892 18 Thomson Elsie C Female Daughter Single July 1894 16 Thomson William J Male Son Single April 1895 15 Thomson Elizabeth Female Daughter Single May 1898 13 Thomson Edith Female Daughter Single January 1900 11 Thomson James M Male Son Single September 1904 6 Ontario Vital Records - Deaths #005 626 - 1908 THOMPSON, Archibald, male, 21 September 1908, Lot 26, Con, 8, Billings.Cause: Cholera for 4 days at age 53 years, 10 months, 9 days. Born: 12 November 1843, New York. Farmer. Scotch. Parents: John Thompson, Scotland and Margaret Mitchell, Scotland. Informant: Mary E. Thompson, Kagawong. Kagawong Cedars Cemetery, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, #183 THOMSON / ARCHIBALD / 1834 - 1908 / ISABELLA / NEE MCKENZIE / 1862 - 1940 | THOMSON, Archibald T. (I13405)
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| 8 | 1901 Ontario Census, Algoma, Cockburn Is. Tolsmaville, Household #36 SMITH Edward Male Lodger married 11 October 1868 32 Ont Irish Can PS SMITH Janett Female Lodger married 16 August 1871 29 Scot 1890 Scot Can PS BRIGHAM Marie Female Lodger single 22 October 1878 22 Ont Eng Can ME Servant DETWILER Henry Male Lodger single 4 February 1876 25 Ont Germ Can ME Bookkeeper DOBSON David Male Lodger single 16 March 24 Ont Eng Can ME Mill Lab EVERT William Male Lodger married 13 October 26 Ont Eng Can ME Farm Lab SCHULTZ Charles Male Lodger widow 8 July 23 Ont Germ Can LU Harnessmaker ROBINSON John Male Lodger single 6 December 24 Ont Irish Can PS Forest Lab WOODS Seth Male Lodger single 13 November 29 Ont Eng Can PS Forest Lab COLLINS Fred Male Lodger single 28 March 41 Ont Irish Can ME Carpenter WARD Elli Male Lodger married 23 February 49 Ont Eng Can PS Mill Engineer CAMPBELL Robert Male Lodger single 13 October 23 Ont Irish Can BT Forest Lab CAMPBELL Thomas Male Lodger single 24 April 1879 22 Ont Irish Can BT Forest Lab CONELL Alexander Male Lodger single 10 October 1875 25 Ont Irish Can PS Lumber Lab CONELL David Male Lodger single 25 April 1877 23 Ont Irish Can PS Lumber Lab | BRIGHAM, Marie (I29240)
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| 9 | 1901 Ontario Census, Nipissing, Nairn, Lorne, Hyman and Unorganized Territory, page 6, Household #37 WITTY William male Head married 4 February 1868 33 Ontario English Presbyterian Shantyman WITTY Eliza J. female Wife married 28 June 1877 23 Ontario Irish WITTY Irene female Daughter single 11 May 1897 3 Ontario English 1911 Ontario Census, Nipissing, Cobalt, page 11, Household #82 WITTY William male Head married September 1872 38 WITTY Eliza female Wife married June 1878 32 WITTY Irene female Daughter single May 1897 14 NEWTON Samuel male Roomer single March 1884 27 Obituary, uncited Witty - At Toronto, on Saturday, Nov. 30, William Witty, in his 67th year. The late Mr. Witty is a brother of Mr. John Witty, Gore Bay. (handwritten 1935) | WITTY, William (I24779)
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| 10 | British Columbia Marriage Registrations, 1859 - 1932 John Edward Johnson, born Westmeath, Renfrew County, Ontario and Lydia Agnes Howden, born Manitoulin Island, Ontario were married 16 May 1911, Vernon, British Columbia. Groom's Parents: Charles Johnson and Sarah Ann Young. Bride's Parents: Charles Howden and Anna Melissa Buck | Family F17080
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| 11 | Dorothy Hopkins Addison Scrapbook, transcribed by Marilyn Irish 1947 Born Hester-At Gore Bay on Saturday, 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hester of Ice Lake, a son. Article, uncited, Red Scrapbook by Mrs. Nelson Rowe, transcribed by Marilyn IRish Well Known Business Closes Sometimes the face of a town changes almost over night. In other years the main thoroughfare seems to doze complacently through the decades and familiar businesses remain open to several generations. A business serving the public for almost three-quarters of a century has finally ground to a halt. Mr. Jack Hester, who has been operating Mac's Bakery for the past year, has closed shop due to a back ailment which will not allow him to continue. No longer will Manitoulin stores carry bread with "Mac's" label on the wrapper, and the familiar smell of freshly baked gods will no longer waft from the doors of a bakery shop in Gore Bay. The business was known as Mac's Bakery since the time Mac McQuarrie bought the bakery and store from Mr. R. Robinson back in the 1940's. We take you back along the path of time via the memories of Gore Bay's older residents, to one of Gore Bay's first bakeries, that of M. Lehman who ran a bakery where the Bank of Montreal now stands. We are told a nephew of Mr. Lehman, Mr. Robinson, began his own bakery around the early 1900's in what is now known as Steve's Grocery. The Robinson Bakery was really more than a bakery, and other food articles were sold as well. Mr. Robinson inserted an ad in the Recorder during the Christmas season advising his customers that toys, candies, fruit and nuts were available as well as baked goods. In an advertisement dated to place their orders early so they could be filled. Those who can recall back to those days say the bakery turned out its bread, cakes and cookies three times a week. Mr. Robinson was a stalwart citizen, well liked and respected. Advertising in The Recorder carried such down-to-earth facts as - "No man's goods better than ours. No man's money is better than yours. Come along to R. Robinsons, we will use you well for we always meet everyone on the level and treat them on the square." In a 1942 advertisement in The Recorder, customers were told, "Give your oven a rest, use Robinson's bread, just as good as the best home-made, smooth in texture with a delicate brown crust." Robinson's Bakery was located in back of what is now known as Steve's Grocery, and when Mr. McQuarrie purchased the business he carried on the bakery end of it in the same location. The entire building was used by Mr. McQuarrie as a store, snack bar and bake shop, the snack bar being located where the storage area now is. When the old fire hall was torn down next to the store, Mr. McQuarrie carried on his bakery business in the new | HESTER, Milton John (I51582)
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| 12 | Hilly Grove Cemetery, Assiginack Township, Manitoulin Island, Ontario ERECTED / IN MEMORY OF / ANN / BELOVED WIFE OF / AGED / 61 Y'RS 10 M'S / &17 D'S. / Soft as the memory of buried Love; / Praying the Prayer which childhood / ------she / JOHN RUTLEDGE / DIED / OCT. 24 / 1911 / AGED 91 YRS. | Ann (I26647)
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| 13 | http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/hbca/biographical/s/simpson_wemyss-mackenzie.pdf NAME: SIMPSON, Wemyss MacKenzie PARISH: Bromley, London ENTERED SERVICE: March 1841 DATES: b.1823 (B.134/g/16) (B.239/g/86) d.1894 Appointments & Service Outfit Year*: Position: Post: District: HBCA Reference: *An Outfit year ran from 1 June to 31 May 1841-1843 Apprentice Clerk Lachine Depot Montreal B.134/g/16-18 1843, Nov.-Dec. Clerk in temporary charge Fort Coulonge D.4/63, p.40-42 1843, December to accompany Dr. John Rae from Lachine to Temiskaming D.4/63, p.202 1844-1845 Clerk in charge of district Fort Pelly Swan River B.239/k/2, p.322 1845-1846 Clerk in charge Oxford House (Fur store) York Factory B.239/k/2, p.359; D.4/34, p.135 1846-1847 Clerk (disposable) Northern Department B.239/g/86, p.7 1847 retired due to ill health, but requested to reenter service January 1848 A.1/65, p.118; A.10/24, fo.39 1847-1851 Clerk Lachine Depot Montreal B.134/g/22-25 1851-1853 Clerk in charge of district La Cloche Lake Huron B.135/k/3, 1851, 1852 1852, Summer took temporary charge of Sault St. Marie while Chief Factor Hargrave D.4/73, p.22 attend Southern Department Council 1853, 9 February Chief Trader A.1/68, p.108 1853-1855 Chief Trader in charge La Cloche Lake Huron B.135/k/3, 1854; B.239/k/3, p.46 of district 1854, Summer took temporary charge of Sault St. Marie while Chief Factor Hargrave D.4/74, p.210-211 attended Southern Department Council 1855-1862 Chief Trader in charge Depot Sault St. Mary's B.135/k/3, 1855, 1857; of district B.135/g/33-36; B.239/k/3, p.120 1862 Chief Factor B.239/k/3, p.240 1862-1865 Chief Factor in charge Depot Sault St. Mary's B.135/k/3, 1863; B.239/k/3, of district p.240 1865-1866 on furlough B.239/k/3, p.305 1866 retired A.6/38, p.334 1867-1870 Company Agent Sault St. Marie B.134/g/41-45 1894, 31 March died at Fort Munroe, Virginia and was buried at Sault St. Marie Simpson was a member of the House of Commons 1867-1871 when he resigned to accept the The Beaver, Summer 1970, p.35 Appointment of Indian Commissioner SIMPSON, Wemyss MacKenzie cont | SIMPSON, Wemyss Mackenzie (I62912)
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| 14 | John Sibbald, 20, Owen Sound, Sydenham, Labourer, son of Andrew Sibbald and Helen Scott m. Stewardina Fyfe, 20, Owen Sound, Linhathen (?), Scotland dau.of James Fyfe and Elizabeth Robertson. Witnesses: Thomas Greig and Elizabeth Breckenridge Owen Sound. 7 June 1886, Owen Sound. | Family F1138
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| 15 | Manitoulin Expositor 1879 MCLEOD, James, at Collingwood, on the 28th of May 1879, Mr. W. McLeod, of Manitowaning, to Miss JAMES, of Collingwood. | Family F6358
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| 16 | Marriage Index, 1858 - 1869, Microfilm Roll #1030055 Angus BLUE, 24, born Colonsay, Scotland and Catherine Galbraith, 15, born Scotland Village were married 6 April 1861. Groom's Parents: Archibald and Ann Graham. Bride's Parents: M. and M. McDougall. For further information on Blue family please see website of Mary Catherine Blue Snyder at this URL http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/n/y/Mary-C-Snyder-OR/index.html?Welcome=986844538 | Family F7755
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| 17 | Name: Eliza Garratt Gender: Female Marriage Date: 1843 Marriage Place: Wroot, Lincolnshire, England Father: John Garratt Spouse: Thomas Linley FHL Film Number: 1542187 Reference ID: 2:3HV1R4Q Source Information Ancestry.com. England, Select Marriages, 1538'961973 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: England, Marriages, 1538'961973. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. Certified copy of an entry of marriage, given at the General Register Office Application Number 3465916-1 1843, Marriaged solemnized at-after banns- in the -Parish of Wroot - in the County of - Lincoln No. 10; When Married, April 19 Thomas Linley, minor, labourer, residing in Wroot, son of George Linley, Labourer married Eliza Garratt, Minor, Spinster, Servant, residing in Wroot, daughter of John Garratt, Farmer Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by me, W. Wroven?. This marriaged was solemnized between us in the presence of, the mother of Thos Linley, Eliza Garratt William Langton, Ann Garratt Certified to be a true copy of an entry in the certified copy of a register of Marriages in the Registration District of Thorne. Given at the General Register Office, under the Seal of the said Office, the 6th day of September, 2011 MXF 401461 | Family F6860
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| 18 | Ontario Vital Records - Births #017 782 - 1876 Norfolk, Walsingham - 18 Nov 1876 - George Robert Alexander to James W. Smith, farmer and Annie N. Bennett | SMITH, George Robert Alexander (I40484)
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| 19 | Ontario Vital Records - Births #027 973 - 1908 SIDEY Elizabeth Jane, female, 21 November 1906, Lot 2 Con 11, Campbell Township. Parents: George A. Sidey, Laborer and Mary Ann Gadiner. Parents married: 9 November 1904, Gore Bay. Informant: George A. Sidey, Providence Bay, father. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=97042234 Elizabeth Sidey Birth: 1907 Death: 1943 Family links: Parents: George A Sidey (1866 - 1946) Mercy Ann Gardner Sidey (1871 - ____) Siblings: Elizabeth Sidey (1907 - 1943) Clayton Sidey (1909 - ____)* Burton Sidey (1914 - ____)* William Sidey (1920 - ____)* Oscar W. Sidey (1922 - 1996)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Creemore Union Cemetery, Creemore, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada Maintained by: Don McArthur Originally Created by: Lorie Record added: Sep 13, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 97042234 | SIDEY, Elizabeth Jane (I8330)
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| 20 | Ontario Vital Records - Marriages # 003 269 - 1902 Thomas Henry BONAS, 22, farmer, born Milton and Fanny McMULLEN, 18, born Sheguiandah married on 15 April 1902 in Assiginack. Groom's Parents: Thomas Bonas and Dorinda Wright. Bride's Parents: Richard McMullen and Elizabeth Hammond. Witnesses: Henry McMullen and Mary, both of Assiginack. | Family F9578
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| 21 | Ontario Vital Records - Marriages # 015 307 - 1923 BROWN, William Morfield, Mechanic, age 26, to LeCAPPELAIN, Ida Susana, Teacher, age 26, on June 30, 1923 at Little Current. Parents of Groom: William A. Brown born Ontario, Susan Brown. Parents of Bride: George LeCappelain born Jersey Island, Susan White. Groom' s birthplace: Unknown (orphaned in infancy); Bride ' s birthplace: Mattawa, Ont. Witnesses: John Sharp, Little Current; Agnes Sharp, Little Current. | Family F23066
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| 22 | Ontario Vital Records - Marriages #007 727 - 1923 Percy Edward RUSSELL, 28, Clerk of Tehkummah, born Tehkummah and Cela Mae RUSSELL, 31, of Tehkummah, born Tehkummah were married 27 June 1923. Groom's Parents: John Russell and Ellen Martin. Bride's Parents: Robert Russell and Katherine Louise Piett. | Family F10359
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| 23 | Ontario Vital Records - Marriages #010 084 - 1877 William ELLIOTT, 26, Farmer of Collingwood, born Seneca and Janet CAROLL, 19, of Collingwood, born Oneida were married 7 February 1877, Collingwood, Simcoe County. Groom's Parents: Robert and Jane Elliott. Bride's Parent: Donald and Janet Caroll. Witnesses: Charles Mathew and Anna Rogers, both of Collingwood. | Family F1864
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| 24 | !MD - Nelson Methodist Church marraige register, West Kootenay District, B.C. Conference, page 10 No. 116E; photocopied page in possession of the British Columbia Genealogical Society. "Edward Christian Jensen, 35 years, Bachelor; Residence Nelson, B.C; Birthplace Copenhagen , Denmark; Lutheran; Parents - Lars Jensen & Marie Hansen - Sarah Amelia Hurdle, 35 years, Widow; Residence Nelson, B.C.; Birthplace Gore Bay, Man. Island; Methodist; Parents - Jacob Scott & Sarah Campbell Witnesses: A. L. McIntyre & Alma S. Caster; Married by R. J. McIntyre, Minister on June 22, 1915 by License No.49218 at 709 Josephine, Nelson, B.C." British Columbia Marriage Registrations, 1859 - 1932 Edward Christian Jensen, born Copenhagen, Denmark and Sarah Amelia Hurdle (widow) born Manitoulin Island, Ontario were married Nelson, British Columbia. Groom's Parents: Lars Jensen and Marie Hansen. Bride's Parents: Jacob Scott and Sarah Campbell | Family F11771
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| 25 | "Ancestral File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:M47N-4SF : accessed 2015-04-18), entry for Signe Linea C. ANDERSON. | ANDERSON, Signe Linea C. (I73968)
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| 26 | "BURIED WITH FULL MILITARY HONOUR - - Died In Plane Crash in December But Body Was Not Recovered Until Tuesday Last Week - Wingham United Church was filled to capacity Monday afternoon for the funeral service of the late Pilot Officer Percival F. Biggs who was killed in a plane crash near the coast on Vancouver Island on December 16th, last. The body was recovered on Tuesday last week along with four others who lost their lives in the accident. The large gathering and impressive service and funeral was a splendid tribute to this fine young man who gave his life on active service. Pilot Officer Biggs is the first to die on active service from Windham in this or the First Great War and be brought home for burial. The service was held following the arrival of the C.P.R.train and officers and other ranks of the R.A.F. from Port Albert excorted the remains from the station to the church. They passed through the 99th(Res.) Battery and the Wingham Legion who formed a guard of honour on the roadway leading to the church. Following the service the parade headed by members of the R.A.F. moved along John Street and up Josephine Street at the slow march. Citizens lined the streets as the procession went by. The pall bearers and flower bearers were officers of the R.A.F. Port Albert. All told about sixty all ranks from Port Albert were in attendance. The service at the graveside was conducted by Squadron Leader Hooper, Chaplain at Port Albert and the Benediction was pronounced by Capt. the Rev. W. A. Beecroft. The firing party fired three volleys and all officers including those of the 99th gave the salute. The service in the church was conducted by the minister, Capt. the Rev. V. A. Beecroft who was assisted by Squadron Leader Hooper.................... and told of his cheerful, happy letters to his parents about whom he also expressed concern. We could do without this and such sacrifices, he paid, if we wished to live as slaves under the heel of some tyrant. But at times of peril, such as we have today, our youth have always come forth to fight that we might be free. The choir under the leadership of Prof. A. W. Anderton, led in the service of praise. The hymns sung were "The Lord is my Shepherd" and "O Valiant Hearts". Prior the service Mr. Anderton played "Marche Funebre", Guilmant: "Largo", Handel and "Funeral March", Chopin. At the conclusion of the service "Dead March in Saul "Handel. Perc. was in his 22nd year. He was born at Ottawa and after living at Cochrane came to Wingham when ten years of age. He was a popular student at both the High and Public schools. Previous to his enlistment in August 1941 he was a member of the 99th Battery and was employed by C. Lloyd and Son. His first experience in the R.C.A.F. was at Manning Depot, Toronto, he then went to Jarvis. He took a wireless course at Winnipeg and then a Bomb and Gunnery course at Mossbank where he graduated as a Sergeant. This was in November last year and he came home on a furlough. While home he received word that he had been commissioned a Pilot Officer. The picture in this write up is the only one in his Officer's Uniform and was taken the evening prior to the accident. He was posted to the West coast and left here to take up his duties about....." NOTE - clipping ends here. Burial-Location: Wingham cemetery, Huron County, Ontario; "Sec. F-R.C.A.F. / Pilot Officer / Percival F. Biggs / R.C.A.F.; 16th Dec. 1942 / Our Greatest Gift / A Devoted Son / Resting In Peace / But Never Forgotten / " B13179: BC Death Certificate: Reg'n no.1942-09-622575; - Occupation: listed as "Wire Less Air Gunner", in Province of B.C."11 days". Death listed as "accident", specify whether injury occured" in the woods". Dr. Jones, Coroner, Nanaimo, B.C. March 31st, 1943. | BIGGS, Percival Frederick (I24505)
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| 27 | "Charles Harold, son of John and Ellen Jewell of Quebec, was born on the First day of November, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-six, and was baptized on the Seventeenth day of January, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-seven in the presence of the subscribing witnesses: - signed by me H.F. Bland (?) - signed by John Jewell and Annie Jewell" Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quebec City Information from Bob M. | JEWELL, Charles Harold (I28384)
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| 28 | "Eighty-first leaf - On the twenty-first day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-nine - John Jewell, of the City of Quebec - timber tower - was drowned - and was found dead, on the twenty-eighth day of June - in the same year, and was buried by me in the Mount Hermon Cemetery - on the Second day of July - in the same year in the presence of the subscribing witnesses: - signed L. Hooker Minister - signed by Bob (?) Lemesusir (?) And Henry Jewell" Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quebec City Information from Bob M. | JEWELL, John (I3183)
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| 29 | "England and Wales Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2FZM-SJ5 : 1 October 2014), Albert William Bond, 1901; from "England & Wales Births, 1837-2006," database, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Birth Registration, Romford, Essex, England, citing General Register Office, Southport, England. Name: Albert William Bond Event Type: Birth Registration Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar Registration Year: 1901 Registration District: Romford County: Essex Event Place: Romford, Essex, England Volume: 4A Page: 613 Line Number: 34 "England, Essex Parish Registers, 1503-1997," database, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XK8W-6Q7 : 12 December 2014), Albert William Bond, 24 Mar 1901, Christening; citing Barking, Essex, England, Record Office, Chelmsford; FHL microfilm 1,471,844. Name: Albert William Bond Event Type: Christening Event Date: 24 Mar 1901 Event Place: Barking, Essex, England Gender: Male Father's Name: Albert Bond Mother's Name | BOND, Albert William (I75539)
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| 30 | "England and Wales Census, 1881," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q27D-7B5W : 18 August 2016), Albert Bond in household of James Bond, Barking, Essex, England; from "1881 England, Scotland and Wales census," database and images, findmypast ( http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing p. 31, Piece/Folio 1746/35, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm 101,774,670. Event Type: Census Event Date: 1881 Event Place: Barking, Essex, England Registration District: Romford Residence Note: Horns Road Page Number: 31 Registration Number: RG11 Piece/Folio: 1746/35 Affiliate Record Type: Household Household, Role, Gender, Age, Birthplace, Marital Status, Occupation James Bond, Head, M, 34, Barkingside, Essex, England, Married, Agricultural labourer Emma Bond, Wife, F, 26, Barkingside, Essex, England, Married William J Bond, Son, M, 6, Barkingside, Essex, England, Single, Scholar Emily Bond, Daughter, F, 4, Barkingside, Essex, England | BOND, Albert (I38573)
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| 31 | "England, Essex Parish Registers, 1503-1997," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDW-R64V : 30 June 2014), Albert Bond and Mary Ann Blewitt, 23 Sep 1899, Marriage; citing , Barking, Essex, England, Record Office, Chelmsford; FHL microfilm 1,471,845. Name: Albert Bond Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 23 Sep 1899 Event Place: Barking, Essex, England Residence Place: 2 Provident Cottages Fansh*** Ave Barking Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Father's Name: James Bond Spouse's Name: Mary Ann Blewitt Spouse's Residence Place: 2 Provident Cottages Fansh*** Ave Barking Spouse's Marital Status: Single Spouse's Father's Name: John Blewitt | Family F11544
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| 32 | "England, Essex Parish Registers, 1503-1997," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XK8Q-ZGZ : 12 December 2014), James John Bond, 20 Aug 1905, Christening; citing Barking, Essex, England, Record Office, Chelmsford; FHL microfilm 1,471,844 Name James: John Bond Event Type: Christening Event Date: 20 Aug 1905 Event Place: Barking, Essex, England Gender: Male Father's Name: Albert Bond Mother's Name: Mary Ann Obituary, uncited JAMES JOHN BOND PASSES Funeral service was held on March 2, 1966 in Holy Trinity Anglican Church for James John Bond of Little Current who died February 28th in St. Joseph's Hospital, Little Current in his 60th year. Canon Donald H. Dixon officiated at the service. Organist was Mrs. Dora Collar, Hymns sung were "On the Ressurection Morning" and "O God Our Help in Ages Past." Mr. Bond was the son of Mr. Albert Bond and the late Mrs. Bond. He was born in Rumford, England and came to Canada with his parents at the age of 2 1/2 years. He attended school in Little Current. He was married to the former Mildred Rowe in January 1926 in Little Current. He was employed by the C.P.R., the Canadian Bridge and Dock Co. also farmed near Honora for sixteen years. During the war, Mr. Bond worked at the Victory Aircraft Plant at Malton, Ont. He is survived by his wife and four sons, James E. of Honora, Leonard of Little Current, Edwin of Gore Bay and Gerald of Little Current and eighteen grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters Mrs. Colin (Glady) Omnet, Mrs. Art (Florence) Deiter of Little Current, and two brothers; Alfred of Manitowaning, and Arthur of Willisville. Pallbearers were: Wm. Armstrong, Wibbie McCullough, Frank McGovern, Floyd Morphet, Lawrence Gammie, Godfrey Lovelace, Bob Morphet, Leonard Rowe and Lawrence Peck. Bill and Jack Omnet drove the flower car. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery. Relatives and friends from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morphet, Mrs. Dolly Morphet. Tombstone, Mountain View Cemetery, Manitoulin Island BOND / JAMES / 1905 - 1966 / MILDRED / 1904 - 1998 // Memoriam, Manitoulin Expositor, February 24, 1988 Bond-In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, James John, who passed away February 28, 1966. Treasured memories, keep you near us, As time unforlds another year We do not need a special day To bring you to our mind A day we do not think of you Is very hard to find Sadly missed by wife MIldred and family. | BOND, James John (I23371)
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| 33 | "Gee-Dah" Rebecca Lorraine Roy-Trudeau (Shawana) New Star Woman October 14, 1938 | ROY, Rebecca Lorraine (I71400)
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| 34 | "Hundred and eighty-fifth leaf - Rhoda Catherine, daughter of John and Annie Jewell was born in Quebec on the Sixth day of October, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-four, and was baptized on the Eighteenth day of December of the same year, in the presence of the subscribing witnesses: - signed by me H.F. Bland (?) - signed by John Jewell and Annie Jewell" Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quebec City Information from Bob M. Tombstone photo. | JEWELL, Rhoda Catherine (I13777)
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| 35 | "Hundred and fourteenth leaf - Margaret Jane McNaire, wife of John Jewell, Engineer, of Quebec, died on the second day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, aged twenty-six years and eight months, and was buried on the fourth day of the same month and year, in the presence of the subscribing witnesses: - signed by J.H. Johnson, Minister - witnesses Robert McNair and John Jewell" Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quebec City - Information from Bob M. | MCNAIR, Margaret Jane (I21693)
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| 36 | "John C. Robison, age 27 years, Bachelor, Residence Nelson, B.C; Birthplace Harvey Station, N. B.; Presbyterian; Parents - Stephen Robison & Mary Jane Little - Alice M. Scott, 19 years, Spinster, Residence Nelson, B.C.; Birthplace Gore bay, Ont; Presbyterian; Parents - Jacob Scott & Sarah Campbell Witnesses: Mrs. A. E. Smith & Miss G. L. Ergers Married by A. E. Smith, Minister, Nelson Methodist Church, West Kootenay District, B.C. Conference, in the Methodist parsonage; by License No.363 10 on January 8th, 1913." | Family F11716
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| 37 | "Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N3F4-NVS : accessed 11 April 2012), George Linley (1899). Groom's Name: George Linley Groom's Race: Groom's Age: 24 years Groom's Birth Date: 1875 Groom's Birthplace: Canada Bride's Name: Lizzie Schut Bride's Race: Bride's Age: 24 years Bride's Birth Date: 1875 Bride's Birthplace: Canada Marriage Type: Marriage Date: 29 Nov 1899 Marriage Place: Calumet, Houghton, Michigan Groom's Father: John Liney Groom's Mother: Martha Woods Bride's Father: Richard Schut Bride's Mother: Unknown Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband: Film Number: 2342512 Frame Number: Digital Folder Number: 4208628 Image Number: 472 Reference Number: item 2 p 201 rn 594 | Family F21834
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| 38 | "Ninety-ninth leaf - Mary Poade, issue of the marriage of John Jewell and Margaret Jane McNair, of Quebec, was born on the eighteenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and baptized in the presence of the subscribing witnesses on the twenty-seventh day of December of the same year: - signed by me J.H. Johnson, Minister- witnesses John Jewell and Margaret Jane McNair" Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quebec City Information from Bob M. 1881 Ontario Census, Algoma, Burpee & Robinson & Barrie Island, Dist 182 SubDist J Page 22 Family 86 HILLIER Thomas Male Married 38 English Quebec Farmer Methodist Canada HILLIER Rebecka Female Married 28 Irish Quebec Presbyterian HILLIER Sarah Amy Female 4 Irish Quebec Presbyterian JEWELL Minnie Female 11 Irish Quebec Presbyterian | JEWELL, Mary Poad (I13991)
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| 39 | "Ontario, Roman Catholic Church Records, 1760-1923," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-24496-7838-4?cc=1927566&wc=13975128 : accessed 11 Feb 2014), Manitoulin > Killarney > St Joseph > Baptisms, marriages, burials 1820-1934 > image 27 of 90. "Ontario, Roman Catholic Church Records, 1760-1923," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-24496-7097-92?cc=1927566&wc=13975128 : accessed 11 Feb 2014), Manitoulin > Killarney > St Joseph > Baptisms, marriages, burials 1820-1934 > image 45 of 90. | PILON, Pierre (I67811)
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| 40 | "PORTRAITS OF MANITOULIN PAST" by Elda Burt Robert brought the first team of horses to Kagawong. Robert died when the "Manitoulin" caught fire in the Manitowaning Bay Article, uncited, School Sections, etc. by Mrs. Nelson Rowe, transcribed by Marilyn Irish Some Early History of Kagawong and Billings Tp. (handwritten 54) (By R. J. Lloyd) My father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Lloyd, and their sons William and R. J. Lloyd moved from Owen Sound to Kagawong, or Mudge Bay, as it was called at that time, on the Str. Northern Bell. They arrived at Kagawong on May 6th, 1879. As my father was a carpenter, he brought a chest of tools and also a crosscut saw, an axe, pick and shovel and some garden tools. He also brought a cow and calf and a dozen hens. The calf took sick and died that summer. We had no team and had to hire any team work done for the first two years, then we got a yoke of steers and broke them in. There was no hotel at Kagawong when we arrived, only a boarding house owned by Robert Henry and John Gray kept it. There was also a company store, a saw mill and grist mill owned by Robert Henry. The boarding house was the only place for accommodation so we stayed there until my father built our house. He and my older brother walked back and forth to work. My father got Mr. Alex Campbell to help him and as soon as they got the frame up and closed in, the roof on the downstairs floor laid, we moved in. the mosquitoes and black flies were something terrible. Mr. James Johnson and family, our neighbours, came to Manitoulin that same spring and stayed at the boarding house when we were there, while he and his son William built their house. They came from Innisfill. Mr. Robert Chinchey was foreman at the sawmill for a good many years and James McGinnis ran the company store, and Geo. Coulter was clerk. It stood on the site where the Snow store now stands. The grist mill was operated by Mr. Joe Wilson and his son Joe. After the father died Jack Bennett and Joe, Jr., operated it. The summer of 1878 or 1879 the mills were burned. In the fall of 1879 there was an epidemic of diphtheria at Kagawong and a good may of the children died with it. The old frame schoolhouse was built in the summer of 1878 and opened in 1879. A Mr. Young was the first teacher. Mr. Jos. Hunt and his family came from King township. Also Harry Ross and family and William Farquhar and family, who came from Innisfill were | HENRY, Robert (I49475)
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| 41 | "Return of Marriages Solmenized by William Park, a Minister of the Canadian Presbyterian Church for the Year Ending 31st Day of December A.D. 1864."( Microfilm of Original Doucments, F H C Owen Sound, Ontario) Donald Clark, 26, of Bentinck, born in Scotland, son of Duncan Clark and Maron McCormick married Mary Clark, 18, of Bentinck, born in Vaughan, daughter of Duncan Clark and Ann McLean. Witness: John Clark, Bentinck, March 17, 1864. | Family F2882
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| 42 | "Robert H. Jewell, son of John Jewell and of M.J. McNair his wife was born on the 23rd day of February 1868 and was baptized on the 31st day of May in the same year in the presence of subscribing witnesses by me - signed by W. Jackson - witnesses John Jewell and M.J. Jewell" 1891 Burpee Township , Algoma, Household #28 Jewell R. Thomas Male 23 Married Head Quebec Ireland Ireland C Presb Farmer Jewell Mary Female 21 Married Wife Ontario Ontario C Presb 1901 Ontario Census, Burpee Township. Con 9 Lot 20, Household #29 JEWELL Robert H. Male Head married 23 February 1869 32 Ont Irish Can P S Farmer JEWELL Mary Female Wife married 16 October 1870 31 Ont Eng Can PS JEWELL Florance P. Female Daughter single 6 September 1891 9 Ont Irish Can PS JEWELL Gurtrude L. Female Daughter single 18 March 1893 Ont Irish Can PS JEWELL Margaret J. Female Daughter single 10 May 1893 5 Ont Irish Can PS JEWELL Jennie M. Female Daughter single 26 May 1897 3Ont Irish Can PS JEWELL Edith G. Female Daughter single 17 June 1899 1Ont Irish Can PS EATON James A. Male Lodger single 5 October 1881 19 Ont Eng Can PS Farm Lab EATON Fredrick W. Male Lodger single 6 August 1883 17 Ont Eng Can PS Farm Lab 1911 Ontario Census, Algoma East, Dawson, Household #59 (Lodger in the home of Lindsay Johnston) JEWELL Robert male lodger Married February 1870 41 Obituary, uncited Deaths (handwritten 1952) Jewell-At Sudbury General Hospital on Saturday, October 25, Captain Robert Henry Jewell husband of the late Mary Rumley, in his 84th year. Funeral services from the home of his daughter, (Mrs. Thomas McCulligh, Bidwell, Tuesday, October 28. Interment in Hilly Grove Cemetery. Hilly Grove Cemetery, Assiginack Township, Manitoulin Island, Ontario JEWELL / MARY RUMLEY / BELOVED WIFE OF / ROBERT JEWELL / 1869-1944 / ROBERT HENRY / 1869 -1952 // | JEWELL, Captain Robert Henry (I30064)
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| 43 | "Through The Years" Nov 1986 reprinted from Aug 1926 Dorothy Hopkins Addison Scrapbook, transcribed by Marilyn Irish Man Lived for Nine Days with Body Submerged The tales of Georgian Bay would not be complete without the experience and sufferings of Noble T. Jolliffe of the Grand Manitoulin in 1886. Jolliffe was captain and part owner of the trading schooner "Nellie" and he and his partner Mr. W. Wright traded around the shores of Manitoulin Island. The little schooner had seen better days but her owners were doing a thriving business with her and she was thought safe enough so long as no heavy weather was encountered. It was on the 5th day of June 1886, that Captain Noble Thomas Jolliffe, formerly of Parry Sound, left the Serpent River in the "Nellie", his partner having been called to Gore Bay on business. When about ten miles below Cape Roberts lighthouse, the schooner sprang a leak and filled with water in a very short time; when she rolled over on her side. The yawl boat broke loose as she rolled over and drifted out of reach of the lone mariner. Jolliffe climbed out of the water on the side of the schooner and in this position drifted around the bay for two days, scorched by the sun's rays in the daytime and chilled by the cool air and his wet clothing at night . During the second night, the old boat lost her main mast, it became unstopped, smashing itself out through the schooner's side. The foremast also broke off close to the deck and the dismantled hull righted and settled in the water close to the deck. Weak as he was, Jolliffe managed to crawl over the side of and seat himself on one of the forward thwarts, up to his waist in water. Three days more of tortures were endured by this plucky man, his only substance being a bottle of whiskey which he was fortunate enough to fish out from the submerged cabin. Early in the morning of the sixth day after the wreck, the schooner drifted on to a rock near the east end of John's Island. Here Jolliffe tried to break up part of the boat to make a raft on which to drift ashore but was prevented by weakness. Four days were spent by the man in awful torture at the island almost within reach of safety, and while consciousness lasted he had the mortification of seeing several bodies, schooner sandsteamers go past without being able to attract their attention. Some Indians passed the stranded schooner on Thursday and Friday the 11th of June, they reported having seen the wreck and asked why they had not made certain no one was aboard they gave such unsatisfactory answers as convinced their questioners that they were too superstitious to go near the hull. Wright, Jolliffe's partner, made every effort to get a boat to go in search of the captain, but did not succeed until Sunday when he was able to engage the Abigaill, and started for the scene of the stranded wreck. Meantime, Jolliffe had been found and taken off by a party of fisherman who happened to pass that way and they took him to Serpant River where he received medical attention. When the fisherman found Jolliffe he was sitting in the boat almost up to his neck in water with his head lying bulwarks, barely enough out of the water to save him from drowning and quite unconscious. Jolliffe was stone blind and his limbs and body were terribly swollen and paralized by being so long in the water. He was ill all summer but recovered his health and strength and is now living in Latna Washington Territory, USA . How he managed to live nine days in such condition almost entirely submerged in water without a bit to eat is one of the unsolved mysteries of the Great Lakes. -From the Great Lakes News, Aug, 1926 | JOLLIFFE, Noble (I26854)
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| 44 | #001335 - Gore Bay, Manitoulin - 6 Nov 1892 - Mildred Wilhelmina to Alexander Mc---, lumberman and Margaret Alice W--- (page was not laid flat enough when copied so some disappeared into the binding) Tombstone photo. Meldrum Bay Cemetery, Lot 31, Concession 94. Mildred Willemena / DAU. OF / ALEX & ALICE / McRAE / Died / AT Meldrum Bay / Feb. 6, 1899. / Aged 6 Y'rs. / & 3 Mo's / - / A little bud of love / To bloom with God above. | MCRAE, Mildred Willemena (I36734)
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| 45 | #010863 - Midland, Simcoe - Alexander McRae, 28, Tiny, Quebec, bachelor, farmer, son of John & Flora McRae married Alice Wilson, Vespra, Innisfil, daughter of Alexander and Susannah Wilson, 14 May 1884 at Midland. Witnesses: Thos Wilson, Vespra and Margaret McCauly, Stormont. | Family F8337
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| 46 | #032125 - Tiny (?), Simcoe - 12 Feb 1885 Beatress to Alexander McRae, farmer and Alice Wilson | MCRAE, Alice Beatress (I20854)
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| 47 | #034050 - Collingwood, Simcoe - 14 Dec 1888 - Florence Andreana to Alexander McRae, labourer and Margaret Alice Wilson. | MCRAE, Florence Andreana (I20856)
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| 48 | #034205 - Collingwood, Simcoe - 6 Dec 1886 - Susanna May to Alexander McRae, lumberman and Alice Wilson | MCRAE, Susanna May (I20855)
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| 49 | #1,479,858: Surrogate Court, Man. Island, Reg. 1, p236, Will of John Bailey, 1902: "Samuel Bailey, appointed one of two executors, also mentioned in Will." 1901 Ontario Census, Algoma, Burpee Township. Con 3 Lot 36, Household #36 BAILEY Samuel Male Head married 2 April 1873 28 Ont Eng Can PS Farmer BAILEY Elen J. Female Wife married 16 April 1875 26 Ont Eng Can PS BAILEY Burton Male Son single 28 May 1893 7 Ont Eng Can PS BAILEY Emma J. Female Daughter single 2 June 1896 4 Ont Eng Can PS BAILEY Florance M. Female Daughter single 6 February 1898 3 Ont Eng Can PS BAILEY James H. Male Son single 16 November 1899 1 Ont Eng Can PS 1911 Ontario Census, Algoma, Burpee Township, Household #44 Baily Samuel Male Head Married April 1874 37 Baily Ella Jane Female Wife Married April 1876 35 Baily Burton Male Son Single May 1894 17 Baily Emma Female Daughter Single June 1896 15 Baily May Female Daughter Single 1898 13 Baily James Male Son Single November 1900 11 Baily Cliford Male Son Single April 1902 9 Baily Albert Male Son Single May 1904 7 Baily Mad Female Daughter Single April 1906 5 Baily Sarah Daughter Single May 1908 3 Gore Bay Recorder, Oct. 31, 1912. "attended the funeral of his brother Joe" (Fernlee), Mills-Burpee Cemetery, Lot 24 S. W. Corner , Concession 7, Township of Burpee and Mills, #53. FATHER / SAM BAILEY / 1873 - / MOTHER / ELLEN JANE / GIBSON / 1875 - 1949 / BAILEY / fs MEARL fs ERNEST Tombstone photo. | BAILEY, Samuel (I12009)
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| 50 | #990,521; Baptism, Halkirk parish Caithness Scotland - Salt Lake City 1851 Ontario Census Bentinck Township, Grey County, Ontario, p3 1line 48 Age next BD - 11 yrs.; BP Scotland 1911 Gore Bay Census, Algoma East, Page #4, Household #34 Bailey Christine Female Head Widow March 1839 72 Bailey James Male Son Single August 1899 13 Bailey Stella Female Daughter Single January 1900 11 Bailey William Male Son Single September 1909 9 Ontario Vital Records - Deaths # 020 423 - 1925 BAILEY, Christina, female, 10 August 1925, Gore Bay. Cause: Myocarditis at age 88 years, 4 months, 30 days. Born: Scotland, 11 March 1837. Parents: Campbell, Scotland and Isabell Campbell, Scotland. Gordon Cemetery, Gordon and Allan, Manitoulin Island, #460 21 / 2 / WILLIAM / BAILEY / 1833 - 1906 / AT REST / ROBERT / JUNE-NOV. 1877 / BAILEY / CHRISTENA CAMPBELL / WIFE OF / WILLIAM BAILEY / 1837- 1925 / - / SARAH JANE / BAILEY / WIFE OF / JOHN BAILEY / 1859 - 1942 / CHRISTENA P. / BAILEY / 1903-1906 / Tombstone photo. | CAMPBELL, Christina (I24690)
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