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1 CONC Her obiturary was published in the Sept. 14, 1944 edition of the Fergus Ne
1 CONC ws Record, it reads,  Early Saturday morning, September 9th, there pass
1 CONC ed peacefully away a well known and much respected resident of the 11th li
1 CONC ne, East Garafraxa, in the person of Mrs. Francis A. Redman.  For the pa
1 CONC st two years, she had not enjoyed good helath but her relatives had hop
1 CONC es of her recovery till three months before her death.  Mrs. Redman was bo
1 CONC rn in Newmarket, November 18th, 1879, and was in her 65th year. She was t
1 CONC he daugher of Thomas and the late Mrs. Swain.  On May 24th, 1904, she marr
1 CONC ied Francis Redman and they resided on the 11th line, East Garafraxa.  F
1 CONC or four years, they lived in the Guelph district.  The late Mrs. Redman w
1 CONC as a woman of cheerful dispostion and was highly respected by all her neig
1 CONC hbors.  She proved herself a faithful wife and was deeply devoted to her s
1 CONC ons.  Her many acts of kindness will long be cherished by her relatives a
1 CONC nd friends.  The funeral was largely attended.  The services were conduct
1 CONC ed by Rev. W. Turner, pastor of Bethel Church.   The pall-bearers were t
1 CONC he five sons and one nephew:  William, Lloyd, Harold, Clifford, George a
1 CONC nd Wesley McGowan.  The flower bearers were: Delisle Everson, William John
1 CONC ston, Gordon Simpson, Horace Haws, Carl Everson and Murray McGowan.  The m
1 CONC any floral tributes expressed the esteem and sympathy of relatives and fri
1 CONC ends.  Besides her husband, she is survived by five sons:  William L., Llo
1 CONC yd, Clifford and George, of East Garafraxa and Harold, of Kitchener; her f
1 CONC ather, Thomas Swain of Newmarket; five sisters, Mrs. A Gibson, Newmarke
1 CONC t; Mrs. C. Roy, Newmarket; Mrs. W. Davidson, Mrs. A. Harris and Mrs. E. Wa
1 CONC rfolk of Whitby and one brother, Fred, Newmarket.