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1 CONC A picture of his tomb stone is on file.   From the May 12, 1949 editi
1 CONC on of the Erin Advocate, copy on file.  Suddenly on Thursday, May 5, 194
1 CONC 9, William Everdell, a life long and respected barber and business m
1 CONC an of Hillsburgh, was called to his last reward.   In his 83rd year.  He w
1 CONC as a son of the late Robert Everdell and his wife, Sarah Lang.  At the a
1 CONC ge of 18 he learned the barber trade with the late John Warden of Acton, a
1 CONC nd practiced his trade continuously till 1946, a period of 62 years, a
1 CONC ll in his native village of Hillsburgh.  The late Mr. Everdell is surviv
1 CONC ed by three brothers and three sisters, Mrs. Annie England, Hillsburgh, Mr
1 CONC s. Mabel England, Toronto, Mrs, Warnest Ross, Rocky Mountain House, Albert
1 CONC a, Arnold of Soquel, California, Elmer on the homestead, Hillsburgh and He
1 CONC nry of Guelph.  A funeral was held from the Bowes' Funeral Home, Hillsburg
1 CONC h, on Sunday May 8, and was attended by a large number of friends and rela
1 CONC tives both locally and from a distance,.  The large number of beautiful fl
1 CONC oral offerings spoke of the respect in which the deceased was held.  The p
1 CONC all-bearers were six business associates, Alex McLachlan, William Glassfor
1 CONC d, Goerg Lacey, George Ellenton, Melwood Barden and Roy McConnell.  Interm
1 CONC ent was made in Huxley Cemetery.