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1 CONC From the Erin Advocate, Feb. 13, 1947.  A copy is on file.  Obituary, Dav
1 CONC id P. McEnery.  One of Erin Township's oldest residents, David P,. McEne
1 CONC ry passed away suddenly at midnight, January 31, 1947, at the home of h
1 CONC is son Robert at Ballinafad.  Mr McEnery, who was in his 87th year, had be
1 CONC en in failing health for several months.  He was born on lot 1, 9th lin
1 CONC e, Erin Twp., a son of the late Wm McEnery and Elizabeth Yemon and was t
1 CONC he last member of the family of seven children.  He farmed at lot 32, Esqu
1 CONC esing Township, at the 9th line corner, retiring ten years ago after the d
1 CONC eath of his wife, Catherine Jane Akitt, and had since made his home with h
1 CONC is children.  Surviving are three daughters and four sons, Mrs. D. A. Russ
1 CONC ell (Margaret), 5th line Erin, Mrs. J. B. Neslon (Ella), Amesdale, Mrs. W
1 CONC m. Evans (Clara) Acton, Cameron and Robt. Ballinafad, Jack at Silvercre
1 CONC ek and Ray on the home farm, sixteen grand children and great grand childr
1 CONC en.  Two sons predeceased him, William and David.  Mr. McEnery was a memb
1 CONC er of Ballinafad United Church.  A private funeral service at the ho
1 CONC me on Monday was followed by service in the church with Rev. O. R. Flinda
1 CONC ll conducting.  Mrs Archie Keer and Mrs. Caldwell sang "The Old Rugged Cro
1 CONC ss" during the service.  Pall-bearers were; Arnold, Jesse and Ernie McEner
1 CONC y; Stewart Russell; Donald Evans and Norman McEachern.  Flower bearers we
1 CONC re grandchildre:  Mrs. Norman Sinclair, Nettie and Irene Evans, Marjorie a
1 CONC nd Billy McEnery and a great-grandson, David McEnery.  Interment was in Fa
1 CONC irview Cemetery, Acton.