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1 CONC Registration #036752, Dec 20, 1881, Frederick Edwin ROSZELL, male, fath
1 CONC er Isaac Roszell, farmer, mother Joanna MCENERY. Informant Isaac Roszel
1 CONC l, father of child, Lot 1, Con 7, Erin. Registered Jan 17, 1882. Accouche
1 CONC ur Dr. Freeman, Georgetown. Registrar Thos. Young.
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1 CONT Frederick E. Roszell farmed two hundred acres in Puslinch Township, and f
1 CONC or many years served on the Council and as Reeve.  He held the reeveship f
1 CONC or a longer term than any of his predecessors.  In later years his success
1 CONC ors to that office have included his eldest son, Wilfred Roszell and his y
1 CONC oungest son Norman Isaac Roszell.  All seven children of Frederick Edwin R
1 CONC oszell and Jane Ann McAninch married, and children who have married have a
1 CONC ll had children.  He was reeve of Puslinch for the years 1927, 1928, 19
1 CONC 29 and 1930.  His nephew Donald Stewart was Reeve from 1939 to 1944, and h
1 CONC is eldest son Wilfred became Reeve in 1949.  Later his youngest son Norm
1 CONC an was to become Reeve for a record number of years, and also to be elect
1 CONC ed Warden of Wellington County.
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1 CONT In total Frederick Roszell owned 400 acres less the small corner out of wh
1 CONC ich came the Manse of Crieff, and he later sold the rest of that lot to Co
1 CONC lonel John Banne MacLean (son of the first Minister of Crieff) who preserv
1 CONC ed it by reforesting.  Both Frederick and Jane Ann are buried in Crieff Ki
1 CONC rkyard, with many of their ancestors.