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1 CONC Acton Free Press, February 23, 1928
1 CONT p.8 - Entered Into Rest
1 CONT Thos. H. Wansbrough, Fergus
1 CONT The funeral of the late Thos. N. Wansbrough, brother of R.H. Wansbrough, o
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1 CONT Acton, who died at his home, Fergus, Saturday, at the age of 75 years, was
1 CONT held Tuesday afternoon from his home to Woodlawn Cemetery.  Rev. R.S.E.
1 CONT Large, of the United Church, officiating, of which church he was a member.
1 CONT Previous to union he was a long member of Melville Presbyterian Church.  H
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1 CONT leaves to mourn his loss a wife and three sons, Ernest, station agent in
1 CONT Detroit; Roy, station master of Parkdale, Toronto; and Rae, banker, in the
1 CONT Imperial Bank up north in the mining country.  He was a prominent member o
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1 CONT Mercer Lodge, A.F. and A.M., being W.M. for several terms.  He had served
1 CONT his town in capacity of Councillor, Reeve, assessor and clerk.  He was als
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1 CONT Elder for many years of the Melville Presbyterian Church.  The pall-bearer
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1 CONT were his close friends of his home-town.  Among those sending floral
1 CONT tributes were: Mercer Lodge, Fergus; Order of Railway Telegraphers; Melvil
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1 CONT United Church.  Relatives attending the funeral were: From Acton, R.H.
1 CONT Wansbrough, brother, and Mrs. Wansbrough; from Norval, Mrs. Laird, sister;
1 CONT from Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. H. Roy Wansbrough, Mr. Wm. McRoberts, Mr. J.W.
1 CONT Wansbrough, Mr. Edward McAllister, Dr. Nairn and daughter; from Hillsburg,
1 CONT Messrs. R.D. Nodwell and A. Perry; from Grand Valley, Mr. Wm. A. Wansbroug
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1 CONT and many others.