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1 CONC 1911 Canada Census Record info about Sarah Ann Haws
1 CONT Name:Sarah Ann Haws Gender:Female Marital Status:Widowed Age:66 Birth Dat
1 CONC e: October 1843 Birthplace: Ontario Family Number: 12 Relation to He
1 CONC ad of House: Mother-in-law Tribal:English Province:Ontario District: Duff
1 CONC erin District Number: 62 Sub-District: Garafraxa East Sub-District Numbe
1 CONC r: 6 Census Year: 1911 Page:2 Household Members: W James Edwards 1868, Em
1 CONC ma Edwards 1876, Annie L Edwards 1895, James Lenord Edwards 1899, Mennie M
1 CONC ibell Edwards 1902, William Hugh Edwards 1906, Sarah Ann Haws 1843
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1 CONT A picture of her head stone is on file.
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1 CONT From the Erin Advocate, Aug. 29, 1935
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1 CONT On August 24th, a highly respected resident of Hillsburg in the pers
1 CONC on of Mrs. W. E. Nodwell passed peacefully away, being in ill health for a
1 CONC lmost two years, from effects of a paralytic stroke, followed by anoth
1 CONC er on the evening of the 23rd inst.  Sarah Ann Hawes, who was born on L
1 CONC ot 7, con. 11, East Garafraxa, 1866, the second daughter of the late Horra
1 CONC ce Hawes one of a family of ten children.  In the year 1892, she was unit
1 CONC ed in marriage with William E. Nodwell, to this union there was born six c
1 CONC hildren, one dying in infancy.  After their marriage her home was on the f
1 CONC arm, Lot 3, Con. 14 and remained there till eight years ago, coming to to
1 CONC wn to retire; being a kind and loving wife, a devoted mother, a helpful a
1 CONC nd sympathetic neighbor, she was loved for her kindness of heart to al
1 CONC l.  She leaves to morn her loss her sorrowing husband, five children: Mr
1 CONC s. T. A. Carroll, Hooster, Sask; Holly, on the farm; Mrs. M. McCormick, Wi
1 CONC lliam at home; Mrs. L. Sargent, and nine grand children.  Brother
1 CONC s: J. T. Hawes and George Hawes, of E. Garafraxa; Holly and Alliston, Meaf
1 CONC ord; Mrs. G. Simpson, E. Garafraxa; Mrs. R. Nodwell and Mrs. R. Mann, of H
1 CONC illsburg; two brother deceased.  The service at the house was follow
1 CONC ed by church service at St. Andrew's of which the deceased was a member, w
1 CONC as conducted by Re. J. H. Woodside of Orangeville and assisted by Re
1 CONC v. H. E. Wakelin, in the absence of her pastor, Rev. Goodwill.  The pallbe
1 CONC arers were her six nephews; Thos. Nodwell, Henry Simpson, E. Everson, Jam
1 CONC es Hawes, Elwood Nodwell, Horace Hawes.  Flower bearers were Ruth Brownsid
1 CONC e, Dorothy McCormick, Gladys Mann, Audrey Nodwell.  The funeral pillow, fr
1 CONC om family; wreath Brothers and Sisters, spray, Elwood, Merl, Wallace, Ett
1 CONC a; and numerous sprays and offerings from friends and neighbors.  Frien
1 CONC ds from Kansas, Toronto, Meaford, Grand Valley, Eden Mills, Fergus attend
1 CONC ed the funeral with a large concourse of local friends.
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1 CONT NODWELL-At Hillsburgh, on Saturday, August 24th, 1835, Sarah Hawes, belov
1 CONC ed wife of Wm. E. Nodwell, in her 70th year.  A copy of the death notice a
1 CONC nd the obituary are on file.
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1 CONT Haws is spelled with an e on her tomb stone but her marriage and all of h
1 CONC er childrens birth registrations do not have the e in her name.