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Matches 901 to 950 of 3,540
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| 901 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | SHIELDS, Hazel Jean (I1572)
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| 902 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | PATTERSON, Margaret Ann (I49220485)
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| 903 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ROLLINS, Ina Elizabeth (I2065)
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| 904 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ROLLINS, Elsie Emaline (I2066)
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| 905 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | O'BRIEN, Arnold Saxon (I2274)
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| 906 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | MCMULLEN, George M. (I2276)
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| 907 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | O'BRIEN, Lester Thomas (I2327)
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| 908 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | GRAHAM, Joseph Earl (I2775)
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| 909 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | JOHNSTON, Alice Gwendolyn (I3094)
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| 910 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | VALLIANT, Jennie Wilma (I49221710)
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| 911 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | BARR, Andrew Thomas (I3429)
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| 912 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | THOMPSON, Willis Herbert (I50594714)
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| 913 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | CONDIE, Martha Belle (I50608483)
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| 914 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | THOMPSON, Clarence McElroy (I50608487)
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| 915 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ANDERSON, Margaret Gertrude (I53627219)
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| 916 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ANDERSON, Annie Martha Dorothy (I53639553)
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| 917 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ANDERSON, Mary Gladys (I53642825)
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| 918 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents/gandparents | BURNS, Dalton Charles Davis (I386)
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| 919 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with sister Mary Jane's f amily | BROWNLEE, Samuel (I48378569)
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| 920 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with son | SEYMOUR, Mary Ann (I43183032)
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| 921 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with son Edgar | JACKSON, Elizabeth (I1608)
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| 922 | 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with spouse ohn married an exceptional woman, Minnie Geherke Bennie, who started an organization that was to have a profound influence on the life of the women of early Westmeath Township. Her enthusiasm for the Women's Institute resulted in the W.I. movement's branches in Westmeath, Beachburg and Forester's Falls becoming some of the earliest in the province. "Mrs. Bennie became secretary of the branch and then secretary of the district continuing in that capacity for eight consecutive years. By many Mrs. Bennie is termed the mother of the North Renfrew District. Mrs, Bennie was presented with a silver tray from the North Renfrew District Institutes in recognition of her long term as District Secretary. the Forester's Fall branch was organized on Sept. 15 by Mrs. Bennie and Miss Brisco." Ottawa Citizen, 1931 HWT | GEHERKE, Wilhelmina (I52407812)
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| 923 | 1911 Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with family | BERTRAND, Henrietta Monica (I48538788)
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| 924 | 1911 Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with family | GRATTAN, Henrietta (I48558950)
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| 925 | 1911 Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | GERVAIS, Pte. Lemoyne William Napoleon (I48553255)
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| 926 | 1911 Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | GERVAIS, Dominique Reine (I48553256)
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| 927 | 1911 Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | GERVAIS, Wilfred Cyril (I48553257)
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| 928 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I657)
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| 929 | 21 yrs 2 mos; 5' 4"; blue eyes light brown hair; 132 lbs. | DAVIDSON, Pte. Gunner Gordon William (I43681613)
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| 930 | 23 Feb 1938: "Carleton Place- Feb 23 -The sudden death of Annie Moore wife of John An drews occurred at he home on Thomas street this morning. In good health on retirement Tues day she was seized with a heart attack. She was 58 years of age and was a life-long reside nt of Ramsay township: where she was born coming to Carleton Place with her husband four yea rs ago. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of the 7th line Ramsay a nd was married in Carleton Place by the late Rev. A.A. Scott to John Andrews who resid ed on a farm in Ramsay . She had been a member of memorial Park United Church. Besides her husba nd she is survived by two step-daughters (Pearl) Mrs. Thomas Suozzi of Detroit, Miss Jenn ie of Almonte; and two step-sons William and David Andrews on the homestead in Ramsay. Four bro thers James, Charles, Donald and Edward Moore Crystal Falls also survive. The funeral will take place from her residence on Friday afternoon wi th servic at two................" (The clipping is not complete) | MOORE, Annie (I2355)
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| 931 | 3 Mar 1947 ? Sinking of SS Novadoc, off the coast of Maine, USA - the sinking of the gypsum freighter 'Novadoc', a 261-foot laker ship, and the loss of 24 lives; the ship had sailed from Nova Scotia into a fierce nor'easter in the Bay of Fundy in March of 1947. Margaret Briscoe was head cook on the Novadoc. She was born and raised in Renfrew, and was widowed when her husband, Harold Eady, was killed by sniper fire in Italy, 1944. The sinking of the Novadoc is one of the greatest maritime disasters in Canada or the US. Not without controversy, many of the crew refused to sail because the ship, they felt, was not seaworthy. Nice Tribute to the 24 lives lost today fateful day in 1947, put to song by the late Blaine Henshaw. https://youtu.be/oBxL4NTgHFU Posted by Myles McLaughlin | BRISCOE, Margaret J. (I32767572)
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| 932 | 34 Meadowbreeze Dr., Kanata, ON K2M 2L6 | Source (S548449)
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| 933 | 4. Source: Pioneer Reminiscences - Coburn "Robert Coburn (26 December, 1812) and his brother James, who were bo rn in Leitrem, Ireland, emigrated to Canada in 1831 and canoed from Nepe an Township to Pembroke Township in pursuit of timber wealth in the Upp er Ottawa Valley. Robert married Emma Fraser, Pembroke, in 1838. They h ad six children, Hugh F., Martha, Ann, Elizabeth, Catherine, and Rebecc a. Robert worked with Peter White, Pembroke, in lumbering enterprise s. He was also clerk of Pembroke Township for twenty-five years, and w as an original trustee of Pembroke United Church (Wesley)." I descend from Robert Coburn who arrived in Pembroke Township in 1831 and have been conducting some fairly extensive research into this family. I tried to reply on the message board but I'm not certain it worked - I 'm no tech wizard. Anyway, here is my theory for what it is worth. I have for some time been trying to connect your Coburn's to the rest of the family and forgive the length of this email but I hope to help make the connection. My family history, as passed down to me, is as follows: Robert Coburn b. 1812 County of Leitrim, Ireland was the son of Andrew Coburn and Rebecca Wallace. He had a brother named James, born 1814, a nd a sister Catherine, born 1817. This was Andrew Coburn's second marriage. He had previously been marri ed to Ellen Grey and had had several children in his first marriage (one source has suggested six). Robert, his mother, James, Catherine, and Ann (who was born 1804 and was a child from the first marriage) came to Canada in or around 1830. They fir st stayed in Nepean Twp, Carleton County with Robert Wallace (a brother of Rebecca). Robert and James in the employ of Peter White came up to Pembro ke Township in 1831 and then sent for their Mother, Catherine and Ann in 1834 once they had settled on a piece of property. Andrew Coburn did not accompany this family to Canada. He was apparently waiting for a pension with the Royal Irish Costabulary and was reticent to leave his children from his first marriage. He may have intended to follo w but it appears he died approximately four years later. Ann never married and died in 1842. (She is recorded on Robert's tombston e, Wesley United Church cemetery, Pembroke) First, based on this, your Ann Coburn could not be a sibling. Howeve r, I do believe she was a niece. I have already identified one brother from the first marriage who settl ed in Alice Township around 1850, being Alexander Coburn born abt. 1800. He was married to Katherine O'Brien. I have compiled some info. on this family b ut could also put you in touch with a direct descendant. This, however, again shows that your Alexander is not a sibling as once again this would give duplicate names to siblings and it doesn't make sens e. Further your people seem to have been born later that Robert - and therefo re cannot be siblings from this first marriage. However, I am also aware that it has been said there was an additional brother, namely Benjamin. It is my belief, but I cannot prove it yet that your Coburns descend from this brother. I have heard of a John A. Coburn (married to a Jane Anderson) and have heard it said he was the son of Benjamin Coburn. I have located this Coburn in Alice Township - settling physically close by to an Alexander Coburn who appears to have married a Rebecca Moore. Your Ann Coburn who married Thomas Miskimmons, also settle d on a piece of property quite close to them. I know that the source that maintains that John A. Coburn was the son of Benjamin Coburn, also maintains that Benjamin Coburn came to the Pembroke area very early on (i.e. 1828) but I have found no proof of this - and hav e found no evidence whatsoever of Benjamin Coburn actually having come to Pembroke area. I had come to the conclusion that his descendants (and not Benjamin himsel f) had come to the area at a later time and your information seems to be consistent with this. I know that your Ann Coburn was born in County Down Ireland - while Robert Coburn etc. were born in County Leitrim. I am currently trying to locate Andrew Coburn's service file with the Royal Irish Constabulary. My understanding is that the men in service were customarily stationed in a County other than where they originated from and the service file (if it c an be found) should have this information - my theory being that he joined th e Royal Irish Constabulary after being widowed and was stationed then in Leitrim County. This Andrew Coburn had also fought in the Napoleonic Wars and I intend to research records here as well if that's possible. Anyway, Shirley, if you could provide me with what information you have th at suggests this link, this might help. I am also sending this email to Faye Bennett as I see she is connected with your Ann Coburn as well. Mary Fraser Pembroke, Ont. mikemary@webhart.net or mfraser@nrtco.net 2. Source: Mary Fraser My family history, as passed down to me, is as follows: Robert Coburn b. 1812 County of Leitrim, Ireland was the son of Andrew Coburn and Rebecca Wallace. He had a brother named James, born 1814, a nd a sister Catherine, born 1817. This was Andrew Coburn's second marriage. He had previously been marri ed to Ellen Grey and had had several children in his first marriage (one s ource has suggested six). Robert, his mother, James, Catherine, and Ann (who was born 1804 and w as a child from the first marriage) came to Canada in or around 1830. Th ey first stayed in Nepean Twp, Carleton County with Robert Wallace (a brot her of Rebecca). Robert and James in the employ of Peter White ca me up to Pembroke Township in 1831 and then sent for their Mother, Catheri ne and Ann in 1834 once they had settled on a piece of property. Andrew Coburn did not accompany this family to Canada. He was apparent ly waiting for a pension with the Royal Irish Costabulary and was retice nt to leave his children from his first marriage. He may have intend ed to follow but it appears he died approximately four years later. Ann never married and died in 1842. (She is recorded on Robert's tombston e, Wesley United Church cemetery, Pembroke) First, based on this, your Ann Coburn could not be a sibling. Howeve r, I do believe she was a niece. I have already identified one brother from the first marriage who settl ed in Alice Township around 1850, being Alexander Coburn born abt. 180 0. He was married to Katherine O'Brien. I have compiled some info. on th is family but could also put you in touch with a direct descendant. This, however, again shows that your Alexander is not a sibling as once again this would give duplicate names to siblings and it doesn't make sens e. Further your people seem to have been born later that Robert - and ther efore cannot be siblings from this first marriage. However, I am also aware that it has been said there was an additional brother, namely Benjamin. It is my belief, but I cannot prove it yet th at your Coburns descend from this brother. I have heard of a John A. Cobu rn (married to a Jane Anderson) and have heard it said he was the son of B enjamin Coburn. I have located this Coburn in Alice Township - settling p hysically close by to an Alexander Coburn who appears to have married a Re becca Moore. Your Ann Coburn who married Thomas Miskimmons, also settl ed on a piece of property quite close to them. I know that the source that maintains that John A. Coburn was the son of B enjamin Coburn, also maintains that Benjamin Coburn came to the Pembroke a rea very early on (i.e. 1828) but I have found no proof of this - and ha ve found no evidence whatsoever of Benjamin Coburn actually having co me to Pembroke area. I had come to the conclusion that his descendants (and not Benjamin himsel f)had come to the area at a later time and your information seems to be co nsistent with this. I know that your Ann Coburn was born in County Down Ireland - while Robe rt Coburn etc. were born in County Leitrim. I am currently trying to loca te Andrew Coburn's service file with the Royal Irish Constabulary. My und erstanding is that the men in service were customarily stationed in a Coun ty other than where they originated from and the service file (if it c an be found) should have this information - my theory being that he join ed the Royal Irish Constabulary after being widowed and was stationed th en in Leitrim County. This Andrew Coburn had also fought in the Napoleon ic Wars and I intend to research records here as well if that's possible. COBORNE 1881 census 114f family 105 @ca.on.renfrew.pembroke_township page 26 film C13234 lds1375870 electoral district of Renfrew North 12 COBURN Robert m 68 Ire CMeth Irish farmer married 13 COBURN {?} Emma f 63 Eng CMeth English married COBORNE Robert 48 & Emma 43 Pembroke Township 1861 census 359 page 012 li ne 22 also Pembroke Township agricultural 1861 census 368a page 001 line 10 Robert 58 & Emma 53 Pembroke Township 1871 census 082d family 094 14 COBURN Elizabeth f 39 Ont CMeth Irish weaver 15 GRAHM Andrew m 30 Que RC Irish labourer also indexed in OGSPI as GRAHAM 16 MURPHY John m 29 Ont CMeth Irish labourer COBURN 1881 census 114f family 105 @ca.on.renfrew.pembroke_township page 26 film C13234 lds1375870 electoral district of Renfrew North 12 COBURN Robert m 68 Ire CMeth Irish farmer married 13 COBURN {?} Emma f 63 Eng CMeth English married COBORNE Robert 48 & Emma 43 Pembroke Township 1861 census 359 page 012 li ne 22 also Pembroke Township agricultural 1861 census 368a page 001 line 10 Robert 58 & Emma 53 Pembroke Township 1871 census 082d family 094 14 COBURN Elizabeth f 39 Ont CMeth Irish weaver 15 GRAHM Andrew m 30 Que RC Irish labourer also indexed in OGSPI as GRAHAM 16 MURPHY John m 29 Ont CMeth Irish labourer Researcher Entries: 1294 Updated: 2005-06-24 07:39:01 UTC (Fri) Contact: khmcal ister@hotmail.com http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=khm312&id=I47 | COBURN, Robert (I1641)
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| 934 | 5'10" tall weighing 126 lbs at age 20 years Blue eyes, medium complexion, brown hair Had grade 8 education & unskilled Occupation: labourer in a rolling mill for 2 months in Welland ON; 9 months at Wright-Hargreaves Mine in Kirkland Lake desired type of work - miner | ANDERSON, Pte. Ivan Henry (I51586142)
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| 935 | 545 Newman | MOXAM, Emanuel (I2947)
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| 936 | 7 Casualty Clearing Station June 9, 1917 dangerously wounded with GSW arm & chest and died of wounds the same day. | SULLIVAN, Pte. Lawrence Joseph (I42022126)
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| 937 | 701 Strathmeyer London, ON N5Y 3Z3 | Source (S741369)
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| 938 | 9481-79 Henry McINTOMNEY, 33, farmer, Bromley, same, s/o Luke McINTOMN EY & Sarah McPIKE, married Catherine SAMMON, 28, Bromley, same, d/o Patri ck & Mary, witn: Patrick SAMMON of Bromley & Margaret AURIE of Osceol a, 6 Oct 1879 at Osceola | Family: Henry MCINTOMNEY / Catherine SAMMON (F16430596)
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| 939 | 9599-76 Thomas RICHARDS, no age given, farmer, Horton, same, s/o Willi am & Catherine, married Ellen LEWIS, no age given, Horton, same, d/o Willi am & Jane, witn: William LEWIS of Horton & James RICHARDS of Staffor d, 18 April 1876 at Horton | Family: Thomas RICHARDS / Ellen LEWIS (F14949031)
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| 940 | 9629-76 Armour LETT, 21, farmer, Wilberforce, same, s/o Ralph & Sarah, mar ried Barbara SPARLING, 18, Alice, same, d/o John & Mary Jane, witn: Franc is G. LETT of Wilberforce & Mary Jane SPARLING of Alice, 6 July 1876 at Al ice | Family: Armour LETT / Barbara SPARLING (F16763392)
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| 941 | 9709-76 John McCOY, 28, tavern keeper, Lanark, Douglas, s/o John & Juli a, married Mary DUNN, 26, Admaston, same, d/o James & Mary, witn: Franc is DUNN & Robert DUNLOP, both of Renfrew, 22 May 1876 at Renfrew | Family: John MCCOY / Mary Jane DUNN (F13336173)
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| 942 | 9924-80 (Renfrew Co): Daniel M. ANDERSON, 25, farmer, Westneath, same, s/o Ae l? & Jerusha, married Mary J. WELDON, 23, Westneat h, same, d/o Joseph & Eliza, witn: M. HANSFO RD & Mary J. CASSIDY, both of Pembroke, 3 Mar ch 1880 at Pembroke 9924-80 (Renfrew Co): Daniel M. ANDERSON, 25, farmer, Westneath, same, s /o Ael? & Jerusha, married Mary J. WELDON, 23, Westneath, same, d/o Jose ph & Eliza, witn: M. HANSFORD & Mary J. CASSIDY, both of Pembroke, 3 Mar ch 1880 at Pembroke | Family: Daniel Morse ANDERSON / Mary Jane WELDON (F14993946)
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| 943 | A familiar name from Cobden of the Past is Bud Barrett who served as Manager at Ontario Hydro Office, Cobden. Guy Raymond \'Bud\' Barrett, son of Guy Charles Francois Barrett and Irene Boucher, was born in 1930. During high school years, Bud won awards for public speaking. Bud married Viola Madeline Thompson on 16 Jun 1951. While in Cobden, they lived at 82 Main St. Bud was an active community leader and participated in a number of organizations. In 1974, he threw his hat into the ring and ran as liberal candidate in the federal election. I remember attending a young peoples? rally in support of Bud at the Memorial Hall. Vi passed away on 24 Sep 2006 in Ottawa. Bud died on 7 Jun 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts and is buried in Malloch Road Cemetery, Arnprior, Ontario. He was 79. | BARRETT, Guy Raymond 'Bud' (I26012109)
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| 944 | A group effort by Gary J Byron gjbyron@magma.ca Cameron Ireton ireton@perth.igs.net David Ireton David.Ireton@bmo.com Ian Sheppard sheppard@axionet.com Irma Willoughby iwilloby@achilles.net | Source (S693288)
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| 945 | A group effort by Gary J Byron gjbyron@magma.ca Cameron Ireton ireton@perth.igs.net David Ireton David.Ireton@bmo.com Ian Sheppard sheppard@axionet.com Irma Willoughby iwilloby@achilles.net | Source (S694626)
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| 946 | Ada Elizabeth Wheelihan was the third child of John P Wheelihan and Elizabeth Barr Wheelihan. She was born of Irish and Scottish descent in 1867 in Quebec, Canada, having had two sisters, Margaret Maria and Alice Alicia, who were born and died before her birth, and a younger sister, Harriett Elizabeth (Dolly) Wheelihan Payne. Her mother died when she was a young child, and her aunt, Maria Barr, became her step-mother. The family relocated to Ellendale, North Dakota. She then had the following step-siblings: John David Alexander Wheelihan, Zillah May Wheelihan Griffin, Amelia Wheelihan Byer, James Henry "Harry" Wheelihan, William Alfred "Billy" Wheelihan, and Pansy Celeste Wheelihan Wallace. Ada married George E Dawes in 1887 in South Dakota. They were the parents of three children: Carrie Dawes Butters Verdun, Charles F Dawes, and Lila E Dawes Sullivan. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/157318594/ada-elizabeth-dawes | WHEELIHAN, Ada Elizabeth (I49220640)
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| 947 | After the death of her husband William in drowning accident, Ellen suffer ed a mental breakdown and found it necessary to place her younger childr en with relatives. 1851 - Living with parents in Horton Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario. Ellen w as listed as "Helen" by census taker; she is 8 years old, born in July, bo rn in Canada West, attending school 1871 - Now married to William Edwards, living in Bromley Twp., Renfrew Co ., Ont., William, 29, born in Ont., Irish descent, farmer, Ellen, 26, Chil dren: David A., 7, Francis J., 5, George A., 4, Ellen D., 3, Elizabet h, 2. (Reel # 10021, pg. 61) (ftm sharon weller) | EDWARDS, William Campbell (I2256)
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| 948 | After the father's death Inda and the boys moved in with the Dobson family and so were raised by Dobson grandparents | DOBSON, Inda Florence (I38610480)
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| 949 | Age 22 5' 6 1/2 " Ruddy complexion Grey eyes Brown hair | COFFEY, Pte. Donald Francis (I48196259)
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| 950 | Age 30, 5' 4 3/4" Light brown complexion, Brown eyes & bald headed with dark brown hair. | GERVAIS, Pte. Lemoyne William Napoleon (I48553255)
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