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1 CONC 1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 5 Garafraxa East / page 1
1 CONT Nodwell Morgan M Head M May 1875 36
1 CONT Nodwell Maud F Wife M Nov 1881 29
1 CONT Nodwell Morris M Son S Mar 1906 5
1 CONT Nodwell Clifford M Son S Feb 1910 1
1 CONT Gibson Harry M Servant S Apr 1893 18
1 CONT Graves Alice F Domestic S Feb 1898 13
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1 CONT Cemetery Transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 3, grave 2-14, In Lovi
1 CONC ng Memory of / Maud McKitrick/ Wife of Morgan Nodwell/ Born Nov. 30, 18
1 CONC 80 Died Apr. 5, 1926/ Morgan Nodwell/ Born May 2, 1875 Died June 15, 194
1 CONC 1/ Nodwell/
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1 CONT A picture of the tomb stone is on file.
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1 CONT His obit reads Morgan Nodwell - Robert Morgan Nodwell, for many years a we
1 CONC ll-known farmer in the south side of East Garafraxa, died at his home in U
1 CONC xbridge on Sunday, June 15th, in his 67th year.  He had been in ill-heal
1 CONC th for some time prior to his demise.  Mr. Nodwell was the second younge
1 CONC st son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nodwell, who lived on lot 4, 15th line, East G
1 CONC arafraxa, for many years.  He was born and spent his boyhood on this far
1 CONC m, recieved his early education in S. S. No. 5 school and was a successf
1 CONC ul farmer in East Garafraxa for upwards of twenty-five years.  Some yea
1 CONC rs ago he moved to Toronto and later to Uxbridge, where he had lived f
1 CONC or a number of years.  He was twice married and is survived by his wife fo
1 CONC rmerly Miss Jennie Ionson, of Uxbridge, two sons, Morris, of Hillsburg, a
1 CONC nd Clifford, of Toronto, two brothers, William O. Grand Valley, and Edwar
1 CONC d, Hillsburg, and one sister, Mrs. Frank Heppenstall, Grand Rapids, Mic
1 CONC h.  The late Mr. Nodwell was a quiet man, but genial, warmhearted and an e
1 CONC xcellent neighbour.  His demise will be keenly regetted (copied at writte
1 CONC n) by many long time friends.  The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon a
1 CONC nd was attended by a large number of relatives and former neighbours.  Int
1 CONC erment was made in Huxley cemetery, Hillsburg, where a short graveside ser
1 CONC vice was held by Rev. Edward S. Bishop, United Church minister in Uxbridg
1 CONC e, who was assisted by Rev. T. J. Rees, of Erin.  The pallbearers were Elg
1 CONC in, Mercer, J. H. and Ed. Nodwell, Frank Gray and Doug Young.  A large num
1 CONC ber of lovely flowers told of the regard and sympathy of relatives and oth
1 CONC er friends.