1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 5 Garafraxa East / page 1
Nodwell Morgan M Head M May 1875 36    
Nodwell Maud F Wife M Nov 1881 29  
Nodwell Morris M Son S Mar 1906 5  
Nodwell Clifford M Son S Feb 1910 1  
Gibson Harry M Servant S Apr 1893 18  
Graves Alice F Domestic S Feb 1898 13

Cemetery Transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 3, grave 2-14, In Loving Memory of / Maud McKitrick/ Wife of Morgan Nodwell/ Born Nov. 30, 1880 Died Apr. 5, 1926/ Morgan Nodwell/ Born May 2, 1875 Died June 15, 1941/ Nodwell/

A picture of the tomb stone is on file.

His obit reads Morgan Nodwell - Robert Morgan Nodwell, for many years a well-known farmer in the south side of East Garafraxa, died at his home in Uxbridge on Sunday, June 15th, in his 67th year.  He had been in ill-health for some time prior to his demise.  Mr. Nodwell was the second youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nodwell, who lived on lot 4, 15th line, East Garafraxa, for many years.  He was born and spent his boyhood on this farm, recieved his early education in S. S. No. 5 school and was a successful farmer in East Garafraxa for upwards of twenty-five years.  Some years ago he moved to Toronto and later to Uxbridge, where he had lived for a number of years.  He was twice married and is survived by his wife formerly Miss Jennie Ionson, of Uxbridge, two sons, Morris, of Hillsburg, and Clifford, of Toronto, two brothers, William O. Grand Valley, and Edward, Hillsburg, and one sister, Mrs. Frank Heppenstall, Grand Rapids, Mich.  The late Mr. Nodwell was a quiet man, but genial, warmhearted and an excellent neighbour.  His demise will be keenly regetted (copied at written) by many long time friends.  The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon and was attended by a large number of relatives and former neighbours.  Interment was made in Huxley cemetery, Hillsburg, where a short graveside service was held by Rev. Edward S. Bishop, United Church minister in Uxbridge, who was assisted by Rev. T. J. Rees, of Erin.  The pallbearers were Elgin, Mercer, J. H. and Ed. Nodwell, Frank Gray and Doug Young.  A large number of lovely flowers told of the regard and sympathy of relatives and other friends. 