Notes

Matches 2,441 to 2,460 of 2,970

#	Notes	Linked to
2441	Michael Stümpfle died in Preston at age of 72 years, 9 months and 14 days. Survived by his widow, 9 children, and 23 grandchildren.	Stuempfle, Michael (I03610)
2442	Military particuliars of recruit, Archibald Bryon Smith.	Smith, Archibald Byron (I13383)
2443	Military service, particulars of recruit at http://data2.archives.ca/cef/gpc011/520628a.gif	McDowell, George Alvenstone (I25541)
2444	Military service, particulars of recruit at http://data2.archives.ca/cef/gpc011/520672a.gif	McDowell, Meredith (I25543)
2445	Military service, particulars of recruit http://data2.archives.ca/cef/gpc011/520678a.gif	McDowell, Norman Wesley (I01654)
2446	Monument at the Village of Hodgeville, Saskatchewan constructed in 1980 in memory of: WW I - Alex Brown, Lester Keith, William Ploethner. WW II - Sidney Anderson, William Bechtold, Ed. Neufeld, Tom Rutherford. Found at http://www.cdli.ca/monuments/sk/hodge.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/02010602_e.html Soldiers of the First World War Names: PLOETHNER , WILLIAM Regimental number: 781703 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 7867 - 10 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Ploethner, Sgt. William Carl (I03544)
2447	More about Sarah Ann Pool is posted at: https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Pool,_Sarah_Ann_(1862-1913)	Pool, Sarah Ann (I00370)
2448	More info at www.kingandempire.com/schnell1.html	Schnell, Albert Henry (I15083)
2449	Moved to Michigan.	Haist, Noah (I06100)
2450	Mrs Ferdinand Meier: Beacon Herald: Stratford Ontario. 145 William St died at her home at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday night after a lengthy illness. She had been in poor health for the past six years. Born at Neustadt, Ontario in 1874 she was the former Miss Margaret Gaiser, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Bernhard Gaiser of that community. In 1904 she was married in Kitchener to Ferdinand C. Meier and had lived in Stratford since that time. Mrs. Meier was a member of Zion Lutheran Church. Mrs Ferdinand Meier: Beacon Herald: Stratford Ontario. 145 William St died at her home at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday night after a lengthy illness. She had been in poor health for the past six years. Born at Neustadt, Ontario in 1874 she was the former Miss Margaret Gaiser, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Bernhard Gaiser of that community. In 1904 she was married in Kitchener to Ferdinand C. Meier and had lived in Stratford since that time. Mrs. Meier was a member of Zion Lutheran Church. Surviving, besides her husband ,is one son ,Clarence, 27 James St, this city, and one sister Mrs. Valentine Eckstein, Kitchener. A private funeral service will be held at the Gingras Funeral home on Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, after which there will be a public sevice in Zion Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. Gruhn, minister of the church will officiate. Interment will be in Avondale cemetery. Avondale Cemetery, Range 7 Row 6 Stone # 8	Gaiser, Margaret "Maggie" (I22788)
2451	MRS. DANIEL SURERUS SR.--------ZURICH HERALD------ JANUARY 11, 1907 One by one the old settlers of the Township are going over to the silent Majority and family connection and friends of many years pass like a dream. This week it was our duty to record the death of Mrs. Daniel Surerus Sr. who died on the old homestead, Bronson Line. After reaching the advance age of 83 years. Her aged and faithful partner in life who is over 85 and a family of sons and daughters are left to mourn the death of a kind and true wife and mother. Her passing was January 9, 1907.	Kaercher, Margarethe (I15208)
2452	Mrs. Sarah Kibble was listed as next of kin when her son Alfred signed on for Canadian military service in October of 1914. Her residence at that time was 29 Mount Pleasant, Halstead, England.	Newcombe, Sarah (I21596)
2453	Name is also listed as Janet or Janey. 1901 census: age 4, Markham, York East, Ontario 1911 census: age 14, Lot 21, Conc 5, Markham Township, Ontario	Summerfeldt, Jean Harper (I11823)
2454	Name on birth record is John Christian Sohrt.	Sohrt, John Frederick (I03567)
2455	Name on headstone is shown as Roy Alvin Swartz.	Schwartz, Alvin Roy (I07597)
2456	Neil and Margaret had a son, Donald (Dan) born about 1841-42. The family came to Unionville, Ontario about 1842. There were already living at Unionville two families of McKinnons in which both wives were McGillivrays. Perhaps they were relatives of our McGillivrays and that’s why our family came to Unionville in Markham twp. There were Mcleans there as well. According to Ann McGillivray Poole’s obituary in the Markham paper, she came to Canada with her mother, sister and two brothers. The family would have then been as follows: Effy McGillivray (widow), Marion McGillivray, Ann McGillivray, Archibald McGillivray and Neil NcGillivray with wife Margaret (Peggy) and infant son Donald. Neil and Margaret had 5 more children born to them while they lived in Markham Twp: Mary, Hugh, Alexander, Neil and Anne. According to Margaret McGillivray’s obituary in the Port Elgin Times, they lived in Markham Twp. about 10 years, and went to Bruce Twp. about 1854. Neil McGillivray was killed by a tree when clearing land Oct. 20, 1855. The family story is that he bent over to pick up a button that had come off his coat, and wasn’t aware that the tree was coming down. Margaret was left with 6 children. The oldest boy, Donald, was then about 13 years old, but he was severely retarded. Margaret was fortunate to have Neil’s brother Archibald living with them and she soon married him. However, Archie died in October of 1856. Margaret was pregnant, and when the child was born he was named Neil Archibald. Her other children were Donald, Mary, Hugh, Alexander, Neil and Anne. So she had a Neil, an Archibald, and a Neil Archibald. She stayed on the farm, and raised her family. Margaret died Aug. 17, 1897, at 83 years. Neil, Archie and Margaret were buried in Queen Hill Presbyterian Cemetery which is a little over a mile north of the homestead. Mrs. McGillivray Obituary, Port Elgin Times, Aug. 26, 1897 On Tuesday morning, Aug. 17th, there passed away on the 12th of Bruce an old and respected resident in the person of Mrs. McGillivray, mother of Neil McGillivray, Port Elgin. She was a native of Mull, Argyleshire, Scotland and came to Canada with the husband about 55 years ago. After living in Markham, York Co., about 10 years, they came to Bruce Twp. about 1854, and settled on the farm on which she died now owned buy Mr. Hugh McGillivray. Fully 42 years ago Mrs. McGillivray's husband was killed by a falling tree and she was left a widow to struggle with the world as best she might and with a family of eight children none of them able to do for themselves. She was a woman of strong faith, good sense, and unceasing industry and she had the satisfaction of seeing her family grow up about her, all doing well a credit to themselves and to her. She was a humbler follower of Christ, always anxious to do his will as she understood it. The funeral took place on Wednesday of last week to the townline cemetery, and the remains were laid alongside those of her husband who had gone so long before. She was a devoted Presbyterian and her pastor, Rev. H. McQuarrie, conducted appropriate services at the funeral.	McEachern, Margaret "Peggy" (I07942)
2457	never married	Hallman, Margaret (I16736)
2458	never married	Olson, Carl Emil (I00032)
2459	Never married.	Pool, Sarah Ann (I00370)
2460	Never married.	Pool, Mary (I00366)