INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2404,'NI1001','CN','Acton Free Press, November 28, 1957\np.3 - Obituary\nHold Funeral Service for H.L. Wansbrough\nHarold Leslie Wansbrough passed away after a week\'s illness at his home, 442\nRoxton Road, Toronto, on November 18.  Harold was the youngest son of the\nlate Robert and Emma Wansbrough and was born 53 years ago in Eramosa\ntownship, Wellington county.  Coming to Acton from the farm in 1917, he\nattended Acton public and high school.  He entered the employ of the\nDominion Bank in Toronto in 1922.  After a few years he joined his brother\nRoy, general manager of Sterling Caskets Ltd., Toronto, as his assistant and\nremained in this capacity until 1946, when the business was sold.  Since\nthat time he has been a casket salesman, latterly employed by the Listowell\nCasket Co. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife Kathleen, son Robert and\ndaughters Carol and Lenore and one grandson, Timothy Wansbrough, his\nbrother, H. Roy, and sisters Mrs. Frank Day, Rockwood, Mrs. Gordon Mackay,\nToronto, and Mrs. Anna Smith, Acton.  The high esteem in which he was held\nwas indicated by the largely attended funeral from the funeral parlors of\nTurner and Porter, Toronto, conducted by Rev. Mr. Hussey and Rev. M.R.\nSanderson.  Interment was in Park Lawn cemetery.\n\nActon Free Press, November 21, 1957\np.6 - Deaths\nWansbrough - On Monday, November 18, 1957, at his home, 442 Roxton Rd.\nToronto, Harold Leslie Wansbrough, beloved husband of Kathleen (May\nCraddock), loving father of Carol, Lenore and Robert; grandfather of Timothy\nWansbrough; dear brother of Mrs. Frank Day (Leola), Rockwood; Mrs. Anna\nSmith, Acton; Mrs. Gordon Mackay (Annetta) and H. Roy Wansbrough of Toronto.\nFuneral service was held at the Turner and Porter chapel 436 Roncesvalles\nAve., Toronto, at 2 o\'clock Wednesday afternoon.  Interment Parklawn\ncemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2403,'NI1000','CN','Acton Free Press, October 26, 1950 - p.4\nLife-Long Resident Allan G. Smith Dies\nSon of one of the early families of the district and a life-time resident\nhere, Allan G. Smith passed away in Guelph General Hospital on Wednesday,\nOctober 18 in his 73rd year.  He had been in failing health for some\ntime.Born in Erin Township in 1878, Mr. Smith was educated in Bannockburn\nSchool.  In 1923 he married Anna Wansbrough, the ceremony taking place in\nToronto.  Mr. Smith was employed for over 25 years with the Beardmore Co.\nFor 46 years Mr. Smith was a member of the Woodmen of the World, serving\nably for about twenty years as the clerk and treasurer.\nThe funeral service was held in the Victor B. Rumley Funeral Home on October\n20 with Rev. R. H. Armstrong, the minister of Knox Church which  Mr. Smith\nattended, officiating.  Interment was held in Fairview Cemetery.\nPallbearers were Messrs. W.K. Graham, Alex. Mann, George Smith, Wm.\nLandsborough, Lennon Roche and D. O\'Brien of Toronto.  Acting as flower\nbearers were Messrs. Chas. Davidson of Acton; Alex Woodward, St. Williams;\nRoy Day, Toronto and Harold Swackhammer, Hamilton.\nFloral tributes were received from the wife of the deceased, Mrs. Smith; his\nson and daughter; sister Maggie and family; Etta Grindell, Margaret and\nMerle; niece Lillian and family; Mrs. John Davidson; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day;\nGordon and Annetta, Harold and Kathleen; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O\'Brien and\nfamily; neighbors Miss Bennett, Miss Oakes, Mr. and Mrs. Rawson, Mrs.\nWinfield, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ramshaw, Miss Jepson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.\nLandsborough, Mr. and Mrs. Roche, Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.\nGrant Allan; Woodmen of the World Acton Camp No. 62; Textile Workers Union\nLocal 921.\nAmong those who attended the funeral of Mr. Smith were several from St.\nWilliams, Simcoe, Hamilton, Toronto, Brampton, Rockwood, Georgetown, Erin\nand Guelph.\nLeft to mourn the loss of husband and father are Mrs. Anna Smith, a daughter\nWanetta and son Harold.  A sister, Mrs. Vernon Woodward (Maggie) of St.\nWilliams survives although one brother and two sisters have predeceased Mr.\nSmith.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2402,'NI0996','CN','Parents - Alfred Day and Mary Anne Webster\n\nActon Free Press, June 19, 1958 - p.1\nF. Day Interred Was Postmaster\nAn active member of church and district groups for many years, Frank Day,\nthe former Rockwood postmaster, passed away on June 14 after an illness of\ntwo weeks.  He had lived in Rockwood and district for the past 30 years, and\nwas the postmaster of the village from 1928 to 1945.\nMr. Day was a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France in 1917\nand 1918.  From 1920 to 1926 he was a trustee of S.S. No.8, Eramosa.  He was\na clerk treasurer of the Eramosa school board and was chairman of the Guelph\nsuburban high school district board in 1948.  A steward of Rockwood United\nChurch form 1924 to 1948, he was then an elder from 1949 to 1953.  He was a\nmember of the executive of Guelph Presbytery executive committee of the\nUnited Church from 1947 to 1953 and a commissioner to General Council in\nVancouver in 1948.\nDeeply interested in the history of the district, he compiled and published\nan historical booklet giving many interesting facts and illustrations\nconcerning Eramosa and the county of Wellington.  He had a rich personal\nknowledge of the district which was helpful in compiling this booklet.\nHe himself played an important part over his lifetime in the building up of\nthe Rockwood district and had a wide circle of friends who mourn, with his\nfamily, his passing.\nMr. Day was born in Swavesy, Cambs, England on January 4, 1887 and came to\nCanada in 1907.  He was married at Crewson\'s Corners in 1909 to the former\nElla Leola Wansbrough, who survives him.  Four children remain,\nC.R.A.(Fred), Ancaster, Ontario; George F., Rockwood; Marion E.(Mrs. M.G.\nGreer), Aldershot and Roy C. Toronto.\nAlso surviving are brothers Alfred, Swavesy, Cambs, England, Cyril,\nBoxworth, Cambs, England; Christopher, Kawumbwa, Northern Rhodesia, Africa;\nsisters Bessie, Swavesey, Cambs, England and Mary(Mrs. M. Parish), Wilmslow,\nCheshire, England.  Rev. G.A.B. Moore officiated at the funeral service at\nthe Rumley Funeral Home, Acton, on June 17.  Interment followed in Rockwood\ncemetery.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2401,'NI0995','CN','Acton Free Press, March 8, 1972 - p.10\nFuneral Friday for Mrs. F. Day\nRockwood villagers were saddened last week when they learned of the death of\none of it\'s best known citizens.  Mrs. Ella L. Day, the mother of a renowned\nRockwood family, passed away at the Guelph General Hospital on March 1 after\na four day hospitalization period.\nBorn on January 7, 1890 on San Juan Island, in the State of Washington, Ella\nLeola was the daughter of Robert H. Wansbrough and Emma A. Swackhammer who\nhad moved from the Acton district to San Juan to return to the area after\nten years.\nMrs. Day was organist at the Crewson\'s Corner\'s Methodist Church where she\nmet her future husband, on date of March 25, 1909, became the bride of Frank\nDay.  In the same year Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day were the youngest couple\nassessed as owners of a farm in Eramosa Township on the 7th line of Eramosa\npresently occupied by Howard Donnell.  They moved to Rockwood in 1928 when\nFrank Day was appointed postmaster.  Mr. Day died in 1958.\nSurvivors are C.R.A.(Fred), Ancaster; George, Rockwood; Marion(Mrs. Milton\nGreer), Burlington and Roy, Toronto; sisters Mrs. Gordon(Annetta) MacKay,\nToronto and Mrs. Anna Smith, Acton.  Brothers Roy and Harold Wansbrough\npredeceased her.\nMrs. Day was a member of the W.M.S. and the U.C.W. of Rockwood United\nChurch.\nFuneral was at the Rumley-Shoemaker funeral home, Acton, Friday, March 3,\nconducted by the Rev. Ralph Williams.\nInterment was in Rockwood Cemetery.  Pallbearers were sons Fred, George and\nRoy Day, son-in-law Milton Greer and grandsons Glenn Greer and Chirstopher\nDay.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2400,'NI0994','CN','Acton Free Press, May 16, 1979 - p.B9\nWansborough, Beatrice Alice - At Toronto on May 3, 1979, Beatrice Stuart,\nbeloved wife of the late Herbert Roy Wansborough and loved sister of Mary\nBarton.  Funeral service was held at Turner and Porter Funeral Home, 436\nRoncesvalles Avenue, Toronto at 3 o\'clock on Sunday, May 6, 1979.  Interment\nFairview Cemetery, Acton.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2398,'NI0992','CN','1925 - Manager\n1931 - Secretary Treasurer and General Manager\n\nActon Free Press, March 31, 1971\np.8 - Deaths\nWansbrough, Herbert Roy - On Thursday, March 25, 1971, at Toronto, Roy\nWansbrough, life member of Fidelity Lodge No. 575, A.F. and A.M., Past\nMaster Colonel Francis Brown, Orange Lodge, Past National President of the\nCanadian Progress Club; beloved husband of Beatrice Alice Stuart; loved\nfather of Betty and Donald; dear brother of Mrs. Frank Day (Annetta), Mrs.\nAlan Smith (Anna) and the late Harold; grandfather of John.  Funeral\nservices were held at the Turner at Porter Chapel, Toronto, Monday, March 29\nat 11 o\'clock.  Interment Fairview cemetery, Acton.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2399,'NI0993','CN','Parents:  David F. Williamson and Elizabeth Wilds.\nActon Free Press, May 15, 1941\np.8 - Obituary\nMrs. R.H. Wansbrough, Toronto\nActon relatives and friends and many in a wide circle were grieved to learn\nof the death at her home in Toronto, on Monday, May 5th, of Mrs. R.H.\nWansbrough. She had patiently borne the suffering of a lengthy illness.\nBorn in Nassagaweya Township in 1886, Mabelle Williamson was the daughter of\nthe late Mr. and Mrs. David Williamson.  She spent her girlhood and early\nwomanhood in Nassagaweya and Acton.  In 1910 she married Roy H. Wansbroughd\nand for a few years the young couple resided on the farm near Crewsons\nCorners.  In 1916 she and Mr. Wansbrough removed to Toronto where they have\nresided since.  Mrs. Wansbrough was an active woman, who besides her duties\nof the home, took time and energy in promoting the better things of life.\nShe was active in church work, at North Parkdale United Church, in the\nSunday School and Women\'s Christian Temperance Union.  Her life was full of\ngood deeds and her kindly disposition won for her the true friendship of\nmany.  To the bereaved husband and two children Betty and Donald and the\nbrother John and Fred and sisters Mrs. Wm. Murray and Mrs. Albert Young,\nsympathy of many friends in this home community goes out at this time.  The\nfuneral was held on Wednesday afternoon of last week with service at\nParkdale United Church, conducted by her pastor, Rev. M.R. Sanderson,\nassisted by a former pastor and dear friend, Rev. Dr. DeMille, Rev. Dr.\nPeter Addison and Rev. Wm. Wilson.  Floral offerings received from friends\nand relatives from Windsor to Ottawa were a wonderful tribute of the love\nand esteem in which she was held by a host of friends.  Interment in the\nfamily plot in Fairview Cemetery, Acton.  Pallbearers were her two brothers\nJohn and Fred Williamson and four brother-in-law Gordon MacKay, Harold\nWansbrough, Allan Smith and Frank Day.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2397,'NI0989','CN','Registration #024269, May 28, 1871. Sarah MUNN, female, Father Malcolm Munn, Carpenter & Framer, mother Mary Janet WANSBOURGH. Informant Wm Wansbourgh, Farmer, Erin. Registered Jan 23, 1872. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham, Registrar Charles Ferguson, Division Erin, County Wellington.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2394,'NI0981','CN','\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2395,'NI0985','CN','There was no doctor persent at the birth.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2396,'NI0988','CN','Parents: Joseph Thompson and Martha Gray');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2393,'NI0977','CN','Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Robert Conlin\nName: Robert Conlin Death Date: 3 Jan 1931 Death Location: Dufferin Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847 Birth Location: On #012810');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2392,'NI0976','CN','The first white settler in Erin Township was Nathaniel Roszel, a native of Pennsylvania of German origin.  He came with his father Charles and family about 1800, to the Niagara Peninsula, settling near Smithville.  He and four brothers server in the 1812-14 War, under Sir Isaac Brock.  Nathaniel, Eldrick and George Roszel recieved grants of 100 acres each, on payment of $26 to defray expenses of deeds, etc.  George and Nathaniel came to Lot 1, Con. 7, arriving in November 1820.  George did not like the country, so sold his half to Nathaniel; and returned home, taking the team of horses as they were of little use in the forest.  Later they were brought back.  The journey north of Georgetown was difficult, as can be judged by the fact that the path they cut, was nince miles in length, as compared to the present journey of less than six miles.  Brother, Eldrick Roszel, came in the spring of 1821, and settled on his grant of land, W1/2 Lot 2, Con. 7. \n\nNathaniel served with the 4th Lincoln regiment in the war of 1812.  He was born on July 3rd, 1778, so would have been 34 in 1812.  He was in the thick of the bloodiest fighting in the Battle of Queenstown Heights and Lundy\'s Lane.  He was the first settler in the Township of Erin, Wellington County, and it was in the fall of 1820 that he settled on the west half of Lot 1, Con. 7.  He and his brother George cut their way through the bush to the site from Georgetown, a trail nine niles in length.  They brought horses with them, but had neither feed nor use for them.  Nathaniel sent them home to Gainsborough with George to be brought up again later.  They were probably the first horses in the township.\n\nHe was a Methodist in religion, and his home was headquarters for the ministers in the early days.  He gave land off his farm for a church, cemetery, school, Temperance Hall, and parsonage.  And at this corner of the 7th line of Erin, and the townline between Erin and Esquesing Townships, the hamlet of Ballinafad sprung up.\n\nThe Roszell families were hardworking people, and did their utmost to assist other early settlers.  Descendants have spread to all parts of the county.  The land was a grant for their part in the War of 1812-14.\n\n\nHe was aged 84 years 5 months at the time of his death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2391,'NI0969','CN','Parents: Alexander Barnett and Anne Davidson\n\nActon Free Press, July 24, 1930\np.6 - Entered Into Rest\nMrs. Ann B. Wansbrough\nMrs. Ann Barnett Wansbrough, 66, widow of T.N. Wansbrough, former Muncipal\nClerk of Fergus, and sister-in-law of Mrs. R.H. Wansbrough, Acton, died on\nSunday at her son\'s residence, 297 Garden Avenue, Toronto.  Mrs. Wansbrough\nhad been an invalid for the past two years.  She was born at Living Spring,\nOntario, and had spent the great part of her life in Fergus.  For many years\nshe was a prominent member of Melville United Church there.  Three sons,\nRoy, of Toronto; William, of Detroit and Ray, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario;\nand one sister, Mrs. John Ewen, of Elora; and four grandchildren, survive\nher.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2390,'NI0968','CN','Acton Free Press, February 23, 1928\np.8 - Entered Into Rest\nThos. H. Wansbrough, Fergus\nThe funeral of the late Thos. N. Wansbrough, brother of R.H. Wansbrough, of\nActon, who died at his home, Fergus, Saturday, at the age of 75 years, was\nheld Tuesday afternoon from his home to Woodlawn Cemetery.  Rev. R.S.E.\nLarge, of the United Church, officiating, of which church he was a member.\nPrevious to union he was a long member of Melville Presbyterian Church.  He\nleaves to mourn his loss a wife and three sons, Ernest, station agent in\nDetroit; Roy, station master of Parkdale, Toronto; and Rae, banker, in the\nImperial Bank up north in the mining country.  He was a prominent member of\nMercer Lodge, A.F. and A.M., being W.M. for several terms.  He had served\nhis town in capacity of Councillor, Reeve, assessor and clerk.  He was also\nElder for many years of the Melville Presbyterian Church.  The pall-bearers\nwere his close friends of his home-town.  Among those sending floral\ntributes were: Mercer Lodge, Fergus; Order of Railway Telegraphers; Melville\nUnited Church.  Relatives attending the funeral were: From Acton, R.H.\nWansbrough, brother, and Mrs. Wansbrough; from Norval, Mrs. Laird, sister;\nfrom Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. H. Roy Wansbrough, Mr. Wm. McRoberts, Mr. J.W.\nWansbrough, Mr. Edward McAllister, Dr. Nairn and daughter; from Hillsburg,\nMessrs. R.D. Nodwell and A. Perry; from Grand Valley, Mr. Wm. A. Wansbrough;\nand many others.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2389,'NI0967','CN','Acton Free Press, November 3, 1949\np.8 - Obituary\nMrs. R.H. Wansbrough At the fine age of 88 years and a life of splendid usefulness and faithfulness to her family and her church, Emma Augusta Swackhammer, widow of the late Robert H. Wansbrough, passed away in Toronto on Friday night. She had been in failing health for some time.  Born at the Swackhammer homestead at Churchill.  Mrs. Wansbrough was the last surviving member of the family of five daughters and fours sons of Chrisopher Swackhammer and Elizabeth Denny.  Her parents were pioneers of the Churchill district and in the history of Churchill it is recorded that this family \"gave a lifetime of service to the church\".  Mrs. Wansbrough was married at Churchill and spent her life in this community.  Prior to coming to Acton in 1917, Mr. and Mrs. Wansbrough lived on a farm at Crewson Corners and for ten years resided at Friday Harbour, San Juan Island, Washington State.  Twenty years ago the beloved husband passed away at the home on Lake Avenue.  Surviving are two sons and three daughters, H. Roy and Harold L. Wansbrough and Mrs. Gordon MacKay (Annetta) all of Toronto; Mrs. Frank Day of Rockwood and Mrs. Allan Smith, Acton.  To all of these sympathy of many friends goes in the loss of a devoted mother.  Mrs. Wansbrough was a member of the United Church and none was more faithful or took a keener interest in the advancement of its good works.  While her family and her church were her chief interests it naturally followed that she was a good and helpful neighbour.  The funeral\nwas held on Monday afternoon with service in Toronto at 11:30 a.m. at Yorke Bros. Funeral Chapel.  At Churchill where she was married and which meant so much to her, a service was held at two o\'clock and interment was in Fairview Cemetery, Acton.  Many friends gather in tribute to her life and many\nbeautiful floral tributes bore testimony of sympathy and esteem.  The service was conducted by Rev. Milton Sanderson of North Parkdale United Church assisted by Rev. A.O.W. Foreman.  Pallbearers were Messrs. Arthur Swackhammer, Homer Swackhammer, Brampton; Brant Swackhammer, of Georgetown;\nBruce MacKay, Toronto; Fred Day, Hamilton; and Edwin Barnes, Toronto.  Among those from a distance attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Unvin (formerly Gertrude Swackhammer) and Mr and Mrs. Borden of Rochester, N.Y.\n\nCopy of email from Ken Dworschak of obit on file.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2384,'NI0956','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\n1991-1996 - labourer');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2385,'NI0960','CN','');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2386,'NI0963','CN','From Nodwell Family History');
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INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2388,'NI0966','CN','Acton Free Press, October 10, 1929\np.1 - Entered Into Rest\nRobert H. Wansbrough\nWith startling suddenness the call came to Robert H. Wansbrough, who died at his home on Lake Avenue last Thursday morning.  Mr. Wansbrough although not in robust health was about as usual on Wednesday last.  His son  Mr. R.H. Wansbrough came up from Toronto to take his mother and father to Erin Fair that day.  It was decided that the day was too cool for this outing and the party visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Day in Rockwood instead.  Mr. Wansbrough did not complain of feeling ill until the following morning between two and three o\'clock.  While the doctor was being summoned he passed suddenly away.  To Mrs. Wansbrough, the family and a wide circle of friends and the community generally, his sudden death was a shock indeed.  Robert H. Wansbrough was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wansbrough and born in Erin Township seventy-eight years ago.  Forty-six years ago he was joined in holy wedlock to Emma Augusta Swackhammer, who with their family of two sons and three daughters remain to mourn his loss and revere his memory.  They are, Roy H., of Toronto; Mrs. Frank Day, of Rockwood; Mrs. Gordon McKay, of Toronto; Mrs. A.G.C. Smith, Acton and Harold L., of Toronto.  For ten years following their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Wansbrough resided in the state of Washington, when he occupied important positions as accountant and auditor.  His\nknowledge of conveyance and business in latter years were much sought after when ill health brought him back to the farm, near Crewsons Corners.  Twelve years ago they retired and removed to Acton, where they have been highly respected residents. One brother and five sisters also remain to mourn Mr.\nWansbrough\'s death: Richard, in Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. E. Barnes, Orton; Mrs. M. Lozier, Toronto; Mrs. R. McRoberts, Toronto; Mrs. M. Becker, British Columbia; and Mrs. L. Laird, Norval.  Mr. Wansbrough was a member of the United Church and of Walker Lodge, A.F. & A.M.  The funeral on Saturday afternoon was conducted by Rev. C.L. Poole, B.D., and under Masonic auspices.  A private service was held at the home and the service in the United Church was attended by a large number of friends and relatives from a wide circle.  Interment was made in Fairview Cemetery.  Among the friends from a distance who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Nodwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, Hillsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wansbrough, Grand Valley; Mr. James Wansbrough, Mr. Wm. McRoberts, Mr. Roy Wansbrough, Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Swackhammer, Mrs. G. Ramshaw, Mrs. Annetta Barnes and Edwin Barnes, Mrs. John Mossop, Mrs. Jas. McKay, Mrs. E. Hunter, Mr. Grace, Miss Kathleen Craddock, all of Toronto; Mrs. Archie McMichan and family, Norval; Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell, Hamilton; Mr. R. Laird, Guelph; Mrs. M. Akins, Mrs. Jennie Dryden, Mrs. D. Kennedy, Guelph;  Mrs. Bentley Wilson, Erin; Mr. Fred Day,\nToronto University; Mrs. Francis Ryder, Erin; Mr. J. O\'Hagan, Editor Canadian Funeral Service, Toronto; Mr. Golden, Mr. Roy Stewart, Alderman W.J. Stewart and Mr. T. Noddingham, Toronto.  The floral tributes attested to the high esteem in which the deceased was held and included the following: Pillow and cross, the family; wreaths from Walker Lodge A.F. & A.M., Swackhamer family, Mr. and Mrs. James MacKay, Toronto, McRoberts family, Toronto, Central Casket Co., Toronto; Hopkins & Golden, Funeral\nDirectors, Toronto; sprays from United Church W.M.S., Miss Kathleen Craddock, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Swackhammer, Toronto, Rural Couriers and Post Office Staff, Acton; Mr. Thos. Burt and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burt, Mr. and Mrs Fred Conley, Toronto, Morley Bedford, Toronto, G.W.C. Graham & Co.,\nToronto, Employees Sterling Caskets Ltd., Toronto; Toronto District Funeral Directors\' Association, Rani Ghar Grotto, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Near,Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Denny.\n\nCopy of email from Ken Dworschak of the obit on file. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2380,'NI0935','CN','Benjamin was the first white child born in Erin Township and believed to have been the first born in what is now  Wellington county.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2381,'NI0936','CN','She died at age 68 years, 4 months and 9 days.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2382,'NI0942','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nFather: James Head');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2383,'NI0952','CN','Staying with grandmother Rebecca in 1861.  From Reel C-1082, Erin Twp., page 102.  Elizabeth was aged 14, she was living with her uncles Robert and Thomas as well as her grandmother.  She was attending school and presumably helping her grandmother with household duties.\n\nIn 1871, Rebecca stayed with the family of James and Jane Lang, and in 1881, she was living with William, his second wife Alice and William and Nancy\'s daughter, Letitia.\n\nGlobe and  Mail, November 20, 1934\np.4 - Deaths\nBarnes, Elizabeth Wansborough - In Erin Township Monday, November 19th,\nElizabeth Wansborough, beloved wife of the late John Barnes, in her 88th\nyear.  Funeral from the residence of George Overland, Lot 31, Seventh Line,\nErin, on Wednesday, November 21st. Service at 3:30.  Interment at Huxley’s.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2379,'NI0933','CN','\n\nToronto Daily Star, October 18, 1918 - p.18(photo)\nPte. W. R. Wansbrough Dead\nGunshot wounds in the head and face have resulted in the death of William R. Wansbrough, whose mother and one brother reside at 168 Jarvis street.  He had been overseas since last February, and in France since August.  Pte. Wansbrough was 21 years of age, and before enlisting was a tile setter at the Hospital for Insane, Whitby.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2374,'NI0928','CN','Registration #049320, Jun 22, 1907, Marguerite Binnie YOUNG, female, father Daniel Hyndman Young, farmer, Erin Tp., mother Annie BINNIE. Informant Daniel H. Young, Ballinafad. Registered Jul 24, 1907. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2375,'NI0929','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nCause:  cholera infantum for 20 days led to collapse');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2376,'NI0930','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nCause: premature stillborn');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2377,'NI0931','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nDied of congenital meningo-encephalitis of occipial region');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2378,'NI0932','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nMountain View Cemetery');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2373,'NI0910','CN','Obituaries - Dec. 29, 2005 Guelph Mercury\n\nMCENERY, Grace - The family of Grace McEnery sadly announces her peaceful passing, at Guelph General Hospital, with family by her side on December 27, 2005, at age 94. Grace Dampier, wife of the late Jesse McEnery of Balinafad. Loving mother of Beth Pearson of Tara, ON. Grandmother of Bob Pearson and the late David Pearson. Sister of Ross and Lorainne Dampier of Tennessee, sister-in-law, Alma Sinclair of Georgetown, and the late Dr. Joseph Dampier. Fondly missed by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Grace will be remembered for her community involvement as past president of the Halton County Women\'s Institute and life member of the Acton Fare Board. Friends will be received at the funeral home Thursday December 29, 2005 (today), from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A memorial service will be held in the spring, 2005, when family can come together and Grace\'s brother, Dr. Dampier, can officiate. Remembrances may be made to Trinity United Church, Acton, or Halton Hills Community Support and Information (Homemakers). ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2371,'NI0898','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 10\nHawes George M Head M Feb 15 1869 32 \nHawes Jennett C F Wife M Sep 6 1868 32\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 5 Garafraxa East / page 6 family 64\nHawes George M Head M Feb 1869 42  \nHawes Janet C. F Wife M Sep 1868 42 \nHawes Millie ?. F Daughter S Jan 1893 18 (it does say 1893 and her age is given as 18)\nHawes Annie M. F Daughter S Nov 1910 6/12  \nHawes Mary C. F Domestic S Sep 18919\n\nInscription on George\'s tomb stone reads as follows:\n\n12-5 HAWS (ss) In loving memory of George Haws, 1869-1973.  His beloved wife Janet C. Clark, 1868-1957.  A pciture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2372,'NI0899','CN','IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nHorace <Hawse> Male Christening: 06 JUN 1830 Suffolk County Bts, Suffolk, England Parents: Father: John Hawse Mother: Harriett\n\nPassenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Record info about Horace Haws\nName: Horace Haws Year: 1871 Age: 41 Place: Ontario Source Publication Code: 1823.33 Primary Immigrant: Haws, Horace Annotation: Date and place of census. Census records extracted from microfilms at the National Archives of Canada. Sex of the immigrant, place of birth, religion, ethnicity, occupation, and district, subdistrict, division, and page number of record in census are also\nSource Bibliography: ELLIOTT, BRUCE S. Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario: Wellington. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society, 1989, 284p. Page: 111\n\nA note in his son Martin\'s obituary from the Erin Advocate, Horace came to Canada in 1886 from England and cleared for himself and family a homestead out of dense forest.  This cannot be possible as the family is listed on the 1881 census\n\nSource Information: 1881 Census Place Garafraxa East, Wellington Centre, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375895 NA Film Number  C-13259 District 152 Sub-district I Division 2 Page Number  38 Household Number 172\nHorace HAWS M Male English 48 England Farmer Weslyan Methodist \nAnn HAWS M Female English 48 O <Ontario>  Weslyan Methodist \nJohn HAWS Male English 24  O <Ontario> Farmer Weslyan Methodist \nWilliam HAWS Male English 22 O <Ontario> Farmer Weslyan Methodist \nMarten HAWS Male English 20 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nEster HAWS Female English 17 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nSarah HAWS Female English 15 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nGeorge HAWS Male English 12 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nChristena HAWS Female English 10 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nHolly HAWS Male English 7 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist  \nAllison HAWS Male English 4 O <Ontario> Weslyan Methodist \nJane HAWS Female English 2 O <Ontario>  Weslyan Methodist \n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 10 family 101\nHawes Horace M Head M May 5 1830 70 It is stated on this census he immigrated to Canada in 1831\nHawes Nancy F Wife M Mar 8 1836 65 states born Ontario\nHawes Harriett J F Daughter S Feb 15 1879 22\n\n1911 Census for East Gary it appears Horace and Ann were living with George and his family though they are listed as family 65.\nHawes Horace M Father M May 1830 81 states he immigrated in 1832 from England\nHawes Ann F Mother M Mar 1835 76  lists Ann as born in Ontario\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Horace Haws\nName: Horace Haws Death Date: 7 and 8 Mar 1912 Death Location: Dufferin Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1830 Birth Location: England\n\nTomb stone at Price\'s Corners Cemetery for Horace and Ann reads as follows:\n\n14-11 HAWS, Horace Haws, died Mar. 7, 1912, aged 82 years.  His wife Ann Redman, died Feb. 23, 1912, aged 77 years.  At rest.  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nThe informant on his death is George Haws of Marsville.  The cause of death is listed as sinility, artero sclerosis with a gradual duration but the immediate case was a cerebral Hemmorage.\n\nHis obituary was in the Tuesday Mar. 12, 1912 edition of the Hillsburg Beaver, it reads:  Last Thursday morning East Garafraxa lost one of her earliest pioneers when the hand of death was laid on Horace Haws, which took place at his home, Lot 7, con. 11, on that day.  The deceased was born in Suffolkshire, England in the year 1830, in which year William IV ascended the British throne, and had the distinction of having lived through the entire reigns of three of England\'s sovereigns and into that of a fourth, during his long life.  At the age of one year and a half his parents with the family decided to seek their fourtunes in Canada, as a land of promise and after the usual hardships of a long sea voyage of those days and the penetration into a new country, they settled in Toronto township, where they remained for some time before going to East Garafraxa, where the head of the family settled on Lot 8 in concession 11.  At an early age Mr. Haws was married to Anne Redman and the farm adjoining his father\'s became their home, where all the years of their married life was spent.  He saw all the hardships incident to a pioneer\'s life in the early days of this section.  He was of a sturdy, honest stock: upright in all his dealings and held in more than ordinary esteem and respect by his friends and neighbors.   His whole life was given to the care and welfare of his family in what he conscidered the making of good cisizen (the actual spelling)-more to the advantage of his country than serving in more public places.  Until the twenty-third of last month, when Mrs. Haws died, the family circle consisting of six sons and four daughters remained unbroken.  Following are the members left to mourn their loss:-Daniel, William and George of East Garafraxa, Martin, of Dryden, Holly, of Durham, Allison of Meaford, Mrs. Geo. Simpson, Mrs. R. Nodwell, Mrs. W. E. Nodwell and sisters, Mrs Bennington of near Shelburne and Mrs. Donald Gear of Grand Valley and Zeke Haws of Portland, Ore, a brother , are those still alive of his father\'s family.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2370,'NI0885','CN','Matthew moved his family to Canada in 1834 from the parish of Drumachose, in the county of Londonderry.  This information was discovered in the book Irish Immigration List, 941.6 W2m obtained at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.  They landed in St. John\'s, Newfoundland.  In the will of William Nodwell, he leaves one pound 5 shillings to his second son Matthew of St. Johns.  It would appear that in 1845 at the time of William\'s death Matthew and his family were still living in St. John\'s or did they land in Newfoundland and immediately move to New Brunswick or did the ship first land in Newfoundland then continue on to Saint John New Brunswick where the family disembarked?\n\n1834 Matthew Nodwell 28 Pres From Glenkeen to St John?s \n1834 Catherine Nodwell 28 Pres Glenkeen St John?s\n1834 Maryann Nodwell 5 Pres Glenkeen St John?s\n1834 Eliza Nodwell 3 Pres Glenkeen St John?s\n\n1833-1834,Glenkeen,#23,New York,NODWELL,Cath.,P.,28,,Dumachose & Limavady\n1833-1834,Glenkeen,#23,New York,NODWELL,Eliza.,P.,3,,Dumachose & Limavady\n1833-1834,Glenkeen,#23,New York,NODWELL,Mary A.,P.,5,,Dumachose & Limavady\n1833-1834,Glenkeen,#23,New York,NODWELL,Matw.,P.,30,,Dumachose & Limavady\n\nPassenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Record info about Mathew Nodwell\nName: Mathew Nodwell Year: 1834 Age: 30 Place: St. John, New Brunswick Source Publication Code: 5704.1 Primary Immigrant: Nodwell, Mathew Annotation: Date of emigration and intended destination. Also provides town, county, and parish of origin; trade; and religion. Extracted from notes and manuscripts of the field officers of the Ordnance Survey located at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin.\nSource Bibliography: MITCHELL, BRIAN. Irish Emigration Lists, 1833-1839: Lists of Emigrants Extracted from Ordnance Survey Memoirs for Counties Londonderry and Antrim. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1989. 118p. Page: 76\n\n1851 census information is found at Province/Territory: New Brunswick District Name: Kings (county) \nSub-district Name/ Description: Upham parish Sub-district Number: 42 Page 59 Schedule: I Reference: Library and Archives Canada, RG31 Microfilm Reel Number: C-995\n\nMatthew is not found on the 1871 census.\n\nPassenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Mathew Nodwell\nName:	Mathew Nodwell\nYear:	1834\nAge:	30\nEstimated birth year:	abt 1804\nPlace:	St. John, New Brunswick\nSource Publication Code:	5704.1\nPrimary Immigrant:	Nodwell, Mathew\nAnnotation:	Date of emigration and intended destination. Also provides town, county, and parish of origin; trade; and religion. Extracted from notes and manuscripts of the field officers of the Ordnance Survey located at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin.\nSource Bibliography:	MITCHELL, BRIAN. Irish Emigration Lists, 1833-1839: Lists of Emigrants Extracted from Ordnance Survey Memoirs for Counties Londonderry and Antrim. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1989. 118p.\nPage:	76\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2369,'NI0884','CN','IGI Individual Record FamilySearch? International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nWilliam Nodwell Male Event(s): Birth: About 1807 Annaghmore, Londonderry, Ireland Parents: Father: William Nodwell Mother: Mary Dawson\n\nWilliam was still in Ireland at the time of his father\'s death in 1845.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2367,'NI0874','CN','A story ran in the Fergus New Record on April 14, 1952.  We congratulate Wanda McGowan and Howard Simpson, pupils of Mrs. G. Giles who competed in the Junior Oratorical Contest sponsored by the Lions Club of Grand Valley and held in that village.  Out of 14 Wanda was awarded second prize and Howard fourth.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2368,'NI0883','CN','IGI Individual Record Family Search International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nMary Dawson Birth: 1775 Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland Father: John Dawson Mother: Emilie Garvan (this can\'t possibly be her mother, this is her paternal grandmother) Spouse: William Nodwell Marriage: 1793 Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland\n\nIGI Individual Record Family Search International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nMary Dawson Birth: 1775 Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland Spouse: William Nodwell Marriage: 1793 Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2366,'NI0873','CN','Her obiturary was in the Grand Valley Star and Vidette on Nov. 20, 1974, page 8\nMcGowan, Edna Mae - Suddenly at her home, 415 Elora St., Fergus, on Saturday, November 16, 1974, in her 62nd year, Edna Mae Jackson, beloved wife of Harry McGowan, formerly of Marsville; daughter of Mrs. Ella Matthews and the late James Jackson; dear mother of Wanda (Mrs. Ralph Taylor) of Grand Valley, Bill, Nelda (Mrs. John Golightly), Eria and Debra (Mrs. Robert Gartley), all of Fergus; dear siser of Nellie (Mrs. Edgar Letson), Mabel (Mrs. Harold Hoelscher) and Mildred (Mrs. Daniel Snyder), all of Waterloo, Lillie (Mrs. Lloyd Peavoy) of Hillsburg, Stella (Mrs. Mac Barnett ) of Oshawa, Florence (Mrs. Harry Hill) and Emily (Mrs. Richard Jolley), both of Fergus.  Also survived by 7 grandchildren.  Rested at the Parker Pattison Funeral Home, Fergus, where funeral service was conducted on Monday, November 18, at 2 p.m.  Interment McKee\'s Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2365,'NI0872','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Henry Wallace Mcgowan\nName: Henry Wallace Mcgowan Date of Birth: 15 Jul 1906 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William B McGowan Mother\'s Name: Mary Lavina Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_178\n\nHarry had the homestead farm from his parents at E1/2 lot 6, Con. 12, East Gary.\n\nFrom the Guelph Mercury\nMcGowan _Harry W. at the Groves Memorial Community Hospital, Fergus, on Friday, March 25, 1988.  Harry Wallaced McGowan, in his 82nd year, beloved husband of the late Edna Jackson.  Dear father of Wanda and her husband Ralph Taylor, Grand Valley, Bill and his wife Patricia of Fergus, Nelda of Guelph and her husband John Golighty, Eria of Guelph and Debra and her husband Robert Gartley of Fergus.  Sadly remembered by 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.  Dear brother of Mrs. Mayme Reed of Guelph.  Predeceased by brother Robert and sister Annie (Mrs. Lawrence May).  Resting at the Graham A. Giddy Feneral HOme, 280 St. David Street South, Fergus, where Funeral Service will be held on Monday, March 28th at 2:00 p.m. , Reverend Keith Wettlaufer officiating.  Interment, McKee Cemetery.  The family will be at the Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Saturday and Sunday.  In lieu of lowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2364,'NI0871','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Robert Clifford Mcgowan\nName: Robert Clifford Mcgowan Date of Birth: 25 Sep 1903 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: W B McGowan Mother\'s Name: Mary Lavina Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_163');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2359,'NI0853','CN','Name: Nodwell, Robert Gordon Birth - Death: 1928- Source Citation: * Who\'s Who in Religion. First edition, 1975-1976. Chicago: Marquis Who\'s Who, 1975. (WhoRel 1) * Who\'s Who in Religion. Second edition, 1977. Chicago: Marquis Who\'s Who, 1977. (WhoRel 2)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2360,'NI0857','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 51, grave 28-7, Duncan/ Alexander Duncan/ 1903 - 1982/ Beloved Husband of Olive C. Nodwell/');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2361,'NI0858','CN','From the Erin Advocate, July 6, 1944, a copy of which is on file.  DUNCAN - In Guelph General Hospital, on June 30, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Duncan, a son.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2362,'NI0860','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Mary Wilhelmina Mcgowan\nName: Mary Wilhelmina Mcgowan Date of Birth: 7 Aug 1898 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William B McGowan Mother\'s Name: Mary Lavina Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_141');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2363,'NI0869','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Annie Irene Mcgowan\nName: Annie Irene Mcgowan Date of Birth: 9 Jun 1900 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William B McGowan Mother\'s Name: Mary Lavina Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_149');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2355,'NI0838','CN','Larry\'s birth announcement appeared in the Aug. 9, 1951 edition of the Erin Advocate.  Of coarse I have a copy on file.  AYRES-at Guelph General Hospital on Monday, July 23, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ayres, (nee Audrey Nodwell) a son-Larry Alan.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2356,'NI0849','CN','Nathan is the natural son of Wayne Billings and Kim?.  He is Mardi\'s step son.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2357,'NI0851','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Robert Wallace Nodwell\nName: Robert Wallace Nodwell Date of Birth: 2 Oct 1902 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Robert Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Christina Haws Roll Number: MS929_163\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 52, grave 29-3, Nodwell/ Robert Wallace/ 1902 - 1979/ Beloved Husband of/ E.S. Etta Gibson/ 1904/');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2358,'NI0852','CN','Nodwell - Emma Sara Etta.  Peacefully on Friday September 1, 1995 at Christie Gardens Nursing HOme in her 92nd year.  Beloved wife of the late Wallace Nodwell.  Mother of Joan Trathen, and Gordon and Edwin Nodwell.  She will be fondly remembered by her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and by many in the Hillsburgh, Guelph, and Eramosa communities where she was born and lived most of her life.  Resing at the Butcher Family Funeral Home, Main Street South, Erin, where the Funeral Service will be held on Monday September 4th at 2 pm.  Visitors are welcome to call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service.  Interment at Huxley Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2354,'NI0837','CN','Al\'s obituary was in the Guelph Daily Mercury, a copy is on file and reads, AYRES- Alan Walter at his residence 210 Waverly Drive, Guelph on Saturday, October 1, 1983.  Alan Walter Ayres in his 56th year. Beloved husband of Audrey C. (Nodwell) Ayres, dear father of Larry and Brenda of Fergus and Wendy of Aurora.  Dear son of Mrs. Mary Ayres of Toronto and the late Thomas Ayres.  Dear brother of Mrs. Jean Taylor of Toronto.  Loving grandfather of Sheryl and Mardi.  Resting at the Gilbert MacIntyre and Son Funeral Home, 252 Dublin St. N. Guelph where Funeral Service and Committal will be held on Tuesday, October 4th at 1 o\'clock with the Rev. A. J. Hewitt of St. James Anglican Church, Fergus officiating.  Cremation.  As expressions  of sympathy donations to the charity of one\'s choice would be appreciated by the family. (Cards available at the Funeral Home).  (No visitation at the Funeral Home prior to the Funeral Service. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2353,'NI0836','CN','Audrey\'s birth announcement was in the Feb. 2, 1928 edition of the Erin Advocate, a copy is on file.\n\nNODWELL - in Erin Township, on Wednesday, January 25, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Nodwell, a daughter - Audrey Christiana.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2350,'NI0823','CN','Doug\'s birth announcement was in the Feb. 25, 1926 edition of the Erin Advocate, a copy of the piece is on file and reads as follows.  BORN  NODWELL-In Erin Township on Monday, February 22, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Nodwell, a son.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2351,'NI0825','CN','Ron\'s birth announcement was in the June 6, 1946 addition of the Erin Advocate.  A copy of the notice is on file and it reads as follows:  NODWELL - Nettie and Douglas Nodwell are happy to announce the birth of a son - Douglas Ronald, at the Guelph General Hospital on May 21, 1946.  There is also a Card of Thanks in the same paper, I wish to thank my many friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, fruit and cards, which I received during my illness, signed Mrs. Douglas Nodwell.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2352,'NI0827','CN','From the Erin Advocate May 22, 1947 edition, a copy is on file.  \nNODWELL - Mr and Mrs. Douglas Nodwell are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, Judith Minetta, at Guelph General Hospital, on Friday, May 9, 1947.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2349,'NI0822','CN','Birth entry for Minnie Marle McEnery on file.  Dr Gear was present at the birth.  \n\nVital Statistics Index, births 1901 on file.  Minnie Marle McEnery registration number 043498.\nThere was a death notice in the Acton Free Press on Feb. 18, 1976, a copy of the piece is on file and it reads as follows.  We were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Merle (McEnery) Nodwell of Erin.  Sympathy goes out to memebers of her family, especially to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Agnes McEnery, whose vistis with Merle helped her pass lonely hours, also to her son Doug and daughter Audrey. \n\nHer father spelled her name Merle on the 1911 census for Erin Twp.  He was the census taker.\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 43, grave 22-19, In Memory of/ M. Merle McEnery/ 1901- 1976/ Beloved Wife of/ Elwood Nodwell/ A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nHer obit was in the Feb. 10, 1986 edition of the Guelph Mercury.\nNODWELL, MERLE-At Erin on Monday, February 9, 1976, Merle McEnery, beloved wife of Elwood Nodwell.  Dear mother of Douglas and Audrey (Mrs. Alan Ayres) of Guelph.  Brother of Donald, Keswick.  Predeceased by Christina, (Mrs. R. C. Barbour), Archie, Fred, Norman, Elizabeth (Mrs. Earl Beatty).  Survived by nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.  Resting at the Weddell Funeral Home, Erin for service on Thursday February 12 at two o\'clock.  Temporary entombment, Conisngby Morturary, Burial Huxley Cemetery, Hillsburgh.  Complete service and committal at the funeral home. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2343,'NI0801','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Aggie Nodwell\nName: Aggie Nodwell Date of Birth: 13 Nov 1903 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Ann Haws Roll Number: MS929_167');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2344,'NI0803','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Bertha Lavina Gowan\nName: Bertha Lavina Gowan Date of Birth: 26 Jun 1890 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Henry M Gowan Mother\'s Name: Eliza Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_98');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2345,'NI0807','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about William Hen?? Gow??\nName: William Hen?? Gow?? Date of Birth: 6 Mar 1892 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Henry M Gow?? Mother\'s Name: Eliza Jane ?? Roll Number: MS929_109\n\nWilliam was living Lot 10, Con. 13 of East Garafraxa.  The informant was Henry McGowan and the death was registered, Jan. 12, 1902.\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about William Henry Mc Gowan\nName: William Henry Mc Gowan Death Date: 11 Jan 1902 Death Location: Dufferin Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1893 Birth Location: E Garafaxa');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2346,'NI0813','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Arthur Nodwell\nName: Arthur Nodwell Date of Birth: 23 Feb 1896 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Henry McGowan Mother\'s Name: Eliza Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_131');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2347,'NI0820','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Mcgowan Wilfred Hubert Mc Gowan\nName: Mcgowan Wilfred Hubert Mc Gowan Date of Birth: 10 Aug 1900 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Henry Mc Gowan Mother\'s Name: Eliza Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_149');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2348,'NI0821','CN','Birth entry for Elwood Nodwell on file.  \nVital Statistics Index for births 1900 on file.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Samuel Elwood Nodwell\nName: Samuel Elwood Nodwell Date of Birth: 4 Apr 1900 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Robert Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Christina Haws Roll Number: MS929_149\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 43, grave 22-18, In Memory of/ S. Elwood Nodwell/ 1900 - 1992/ Beloved Husband of/ Merle McEnery/  A copy of his stone is on file.\n\nObituary NODWELL - Samuel Elwood, at Lapointe-Fisher Nursing Home, Guelph (formerly of Erin), on May 7, 1992, in his 93rd year.  Beloved husband of the late M. Merle (McEnery) Nodwell.  Dear father of Audrey C. Ayres and R, Douglas Nodwell and his friend Carol Walberg.  Loving grandtather of Ronald and Bonnie Nodwell of Gueoph, Judy Clarke of Flesherton, Anna and Tom Fawdry of Nepean, Marcia and Larry Hebert of Peterborough, Shelley Nodwell of Mississauga, Valerie Nodwell of Peterborough, Larry and Brenda Ayres of Fergus, Wendy and Jim Henderson of Aurora nd the late Robert Nodwell.  Loved great-grandfather of 12 great-grandchildren.  Survived by his sister Olive Duncan of Hillsburgh.  Predeceased by his brother Wallace Nodwell.  Resting at the Butcher Family Funeral Home, Main Street South, Erin.  Funeral Service on Monday, May 11th at 2 pm.  Visitation Sunday 2 to 4.  Memorial donations to Burns Presbyterian Church Building Fund, Erin, would be appreciated by the family.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2338,'NI0790','CN','She died at home at 72 Delhi St. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2339,'NI0791','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Annie Laurin Nodwell\nName: Annie Laurin Nodwell Date of Birth: 28 Feb 1899 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William E Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Ann Haws Roll Number: MS929_145');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2340,'NI0792','CN','Tomb stone #15-10 at Price\'s Corners Cemetery, reads as follows:\n\nMcCORMICK, Flossie M. Turner, wife of Malcolm McCormick, died Nov 25, 1918, in her 26th year.  Malcolm McCormick, 1887-1961, Husband of Annie Laura Nodwell, 1899-1981.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2341,'NI0799','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about William Nodwell\nName: William Nodwell Date of Birth: 11 May 1901 Gender: Male Birth County: Unknown Father\'s Name: William Edward Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Ann Haws Roll Number: MS929_153');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2342,'NI0800','CN','Obituary  Nodwell - Lois Kasthleen, peacefully at the Guelph General Hospital, Thursday, September 7, 1989.  Lois McDougall of Hillsburgh.  Beloved wife of the late William Nodwell.   Dear sister of Archie McDougall and his wife Edith of Hillsburgh.  Predeceased by brother Alex.  Loving sister-in-law of Norma McDougall of Hillsburgh.  Dear aunt of Joyce and Fred Pflug of Guelph, John and Wendy McDougall of Erin, Marvin and Nancy McDougall of Coningsby.  Dear great-aunt of Beth and Alan Hendry, Paul Duncan, Chris and Julie Ann, Scott and April McDougall.  Resting at the Butcher Funeral Home, Main Street South, Erin where the Funeral service will be held on Saturday, September 9th, at 2:00 p.m.  Interment, Huxley Cemetery, Hillsburgh.  Visitation on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.  If desired dontions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2337,'NI0788','CN','CARROLL, Faye - Passed away May 24, 2005. Predeceased by her parents Austin and Elsie Carroll and her brother Edwin. Faye will be sadly missed by her sisters Mildred Stevenson, Wilma and husband Ian Cowan and Jean and husband Mark Major; brother Wilf Carroll and wife Gladys; and several nieces and nephews. After a family graveside service Faye was laid to rest at Woodlawn Memorial Park, Guelph. (Arrangements entrusted to Wall-Custance Funeral Home & Chapel, 206 Norfolk St., Guelph N1H 4K3; 822-0051).  A tree will be planted in memory of Faye Carroll in the Wall-Custance Memorial Forest, University of Guelph, Arboretum. Dedication service Sunday, September 25, 2005, at 2:30 p.m.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2335,'NI0774','CN','Richard Stevenson died in infancy of sids.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2336,'NI0775','CN','From the Guelph Mercury\nCARROLL - Marjorie Ellen at St. Joseph\'s Hospital Guelph on Sunday, May 28, 1989, Marjorie Smith in her 69th year of Guelph.  Beloved wife of the late Edwin Carroll.  Loving mother of George and his wife Anne Gray, Mary Lou and her husband John McKeown, Richard and his wife Heather Gray, Brad and his wife Marion Gray, Gary and his wife Karen Carroll and Judy Carroll all of Guelph.  Survived by a brother Alec Smith of St. Catherines.  Sadly missed by nine randchildren.  Predeceased bya brother George Smith, Friends may call at the Wall-Custance Funeral Home and Chapel, 206 Norfolk Street, Guelph on Monday 7 to 9 and Tues 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.  Funeral Service will be held at the Dublin Street United Church, (corner of Dublin and Suffolk Street, Guelph) on Wednesday, May 31st at 11:00a.m. with the Rev. Don Parr officiating.  Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.  As expressions of sympathy donations to the charity of one\'s choice would be appreciated by the family.\n\nIn Memoriam - May. 28, 2004 Guelph Mercury.\nCARROLL  Edwin Cecil and Marjorie Ellen   In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away July 22, 1971, and a dear mother, who passed away May 28, 1989. Always missed, forever loved by  daughters Judy and Mary Lou.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2334,'NI0772','CN','In Memoriam - May. 28, 2004 Guelph Mercury\n\nCARROLL  Edwin Cecil and Marjorie Ellen   In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away July 22, 1971, and a dear mother, who passed away May 28, 1989. Always missed, forever loved by  daughters Judy and Mary Lou.  \n\nIn Memoriam - May. 28, 2005 Guelph Mercury\n\nCAROLL, Marjorie Ellen  May 28, 1989  CAROLL, Edwin Cecil  July 22, 1971   In loving memory of our dear parents, Marjorie and Edwin, gone but not  forgotten. Love always, Caroll and Gray families ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2333,'NI0767','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Thomas Austin Carroll\nName: Thomas Austin Carroll Date of Birth: 22 Mar 1891 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Carroll Mother\'s Name: Josephine Frish Roll Number: MS929_104');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2332,'NI0766','CN','Her name on her birth registration is listed as Elsa Lavina.  She was born on the family farm.\n\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Elsa Lavina Nodwell\nName: Elsa Lavina Nodwell Date of Birth: 30 Jul 1895 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William E Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Ann Haws Roll Number: MS929_125\n\nElsie Lavina passed away at the Guelph General Hospital, Saturday, January 21st. 1989.  Elsie Lavina Nodwell in her 94th year of Guelph.  Beloved wife of the late Thomas Austin Carroll.  Dear mother of Mildred (Mrs. Carl Stevenson) of Ottawa, Wilfred of Cambridge, Wilma (Mrs. Ian Cowan of Weston), Jean (Mrs. Mark Major), and Faye Carroll both of Guelph.  Predeceased by a son Edwin (1971).  Fondly remembered by eleven grandchildren, eleven great grand children and one great great grandchild.  Dear sister of Agnes (Mrs. Lawrence Sargent) of Hillsburgh.  Predeceased by three granchildren, a siser, Laura McCormach and brothers Horaced and William Nodwell.  Frends may call at the Wall -Custance Funeral Home and Chapel, 206 Norfolk Street, Guelph where Funeral and Commital Service will be held in the Chapel Monday January 23rd, 1989 at 3:00 p.m.  The Rev. Don Parr officiating. Private Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery Guelph.  As expressions of sympathy donations to the Guelph General Hospital Buildinjg Fund would be appreciated by the family.  The family will receive friends Sunday 2:00 TO 4:00 AND 7:00 TO 9:00P.M. (Receptin to follow in the Wall Custance Family Centre.)\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2330,'NI0755','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Samuel Carley Folles Nodwell\nName: Samuel Carley Folles Nodwell Date of Birth: 20 Jan 1904 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father\'s Name: Samuel Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Jane E Langford Roll Number: MS929_168');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2331,'NI0757','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Bertha Lavina Nodwell\nName: Bertha Lavina Nodwell Date of Birth: 7 Nov 1907 Gender: Female Birth County: Bruce Father\'s Name: Samuel Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Sarah Jane Elizabeth Lang Roll Number: MS929_185');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2328,'NI0748','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2329,'NI0753','CN','The birth registration for Annie has been changed, it was listed as Oct. 10, 1898 and then in brackets, is written Aug.  There is a note on the file that this was a sworn statement dated 21-9-64, file #4698--64.   It appears it was first registered that she was born on Aug. 10 and changed to Oct.  Her name was changed from Evison Annie to Everson, Annie Alma at the same time.  A Dr. Gibson attended at the birth and it was registered by her father Urias on Dec. 31, 1898.\n\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Annie Alma Everson\nName: Annie Alma Everson Date of Birth: 10 Oct 1898 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Wira (transcription error) Everson Mother\'s Name: Letticia Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_141\n\nIn the Guelph Tribune, there is a story about Annie, it reads,  Lived in three centuries - Ann Ferns\' 102nd birthday on Oct. 10 means she\'s lived in three different centuries.  Fern holds greetings from Prime Minister Jean Chretien given to her at a surprise party hosted by the Tim Horton\'s coffee shop at Bullfrog Mall.  Ferns and her friends walk a mile every day in all kinds of weather to get there from their retirement home.  Her secret to a long and happy life is \"the right genes and just keeping busy.  If you have troubles, you have to go on from there.  I just keep doing things.\"  Ferns was born in 1898 in Dufferin County where she and husband Harold farmed until they moved to Guelph in 1945.  When he died, she started working outside the home in her sixties.  \n\nFERNS, Annie- of Guelph, passed away, at The Ellington Retirement Home, Wednesday, December 22, 2004, in her 107th year. Beloved wife of the late Harold M. Ferns. Annie was the last surviving member of her immediate family, having been predeceased by 5 brothers and 2 sisters. She will be sadly missed by her nephews and their families, her friends at The Ellington, her friends at Tim Horton\'s and her church family at St. Andrew\'s Presbyterian Church. A Memorial service to celebrate Annie\'s life will be held at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 161 Norfolk St. Guelph. Tuesday, January 4, 2005, at 11 a.m. with the Rev. John Borthwick officiating. (Reception to follow in the Church Hall). Memorial contributions to the St. Andrew\'s Presbyterian Church, 161 Norfolk St. Guelph, N1H 4J7 would be appreciated. com)A tree will be planted in memory of Annie Ferns in the Wall-Custance Memorial Forest, University of Guelph, Arboretum. Dedication service Sunday, September 25, 2004, at 230 p.m.\n\nFront page of the Guelph Mercury on Sunday, December 26, 2004 reads Woman dies at 106, friend by her side.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2323,'NI0738','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Lucy Brown\nName: Lucy Brown Date of Birth: 6 Aug 1882 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: James Brown Mother\'s Name: Mary Connel Roll Number: MS929_53\n\nHer marriage registration lists her name as Lucy A. Brown but her birth registration does not reflect this, she was registered as Lucy Brown.\n\nA picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2324,'NI0739','CN','She was born at Lot 8, concession 14, of East Gary.  On the birth certificate for Mary, the sex is entered as M???  There was no doctor present at the birth.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2325,'NI0740','CN','He was born at Lot 8, Concession 13.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about John Westly Garfield Byers\nName: John Westly Garfield Byers Date of Birth: 29 Apr 1887 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: John Byers Mother\'s Name: Elizabeth Ferguson Roll Number: MS929_81');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2326,'NI0745','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Bessy Mable Evison\nName: Bessy Mable Evison Date of Birth: 1 Feb 1893 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Uriah Evison Mother\'s Name: Latitia Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_114\n\nThere is a picture of her tomb stone on file.  She was born on Lot 8, Concession 14 of East Gary.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2327,'NI0746','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about James Henry Simpson\nName: James Henry Simpson Date of Birth: 31 Jul 1890 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: George Simpson Mother\'s Name: Esther Haws Roll Number: MS929_104 #010634\n\nInscription of tomb stone #12-1 at Price\'s Corners Cemetery reads as follows:\n\nSIMPSON, Roy E. Simpson, son of Henry & Bessie Simpson.  Born Jan 1, 1923, died Feb 25 1936.  James Henry Simpson, born July 31, 1890 died Mar 14, 1978.  His wife Bessie M. Everson, born Feb. 1, 1893, died Sept. 7, 1978.  Their daughter, Willa M., born Jan. 4, 1919, died Jan 5 1969.  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2321,'NI0735','CN','He was born at Lot 8, Concession 14, East Garafraxa Township.  \n\n1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 4\nsurname is Everson according to OCFA\nGernson Samuel N.  M Head M Apr 1885 25  \nGernson Mary C. F Wife M Oct 1878 32');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2322,'NI0737','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Arthur Urias Evison\nName: Arthur Urias Evison Date of Birth: 14 Aug 1887 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Urias Evison Mother\'s Name: Latetia Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_81\n\nStone #15-13 at Price\'s Corners Cemetery reads as follows:\n\nEVERSON, In memory of Arthur U. Everson, 1887-1933.  His wife, Lucy Brown, 1882-1966.  Baby Jean Isabel, born and died 1921.  Until the day break.  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2320,'NI0730','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Norman Evison\nName: Norman Evison Date of Birth: 24 Sep 1883 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Uriah Evison Mother\'s Name: Letitia Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_58\n\n1911 census / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 4\nsurname is Everson according to OCFA\nGernson Norman M Head M Sep 1883 27  \nGernson Stella F Wife M Dec 1885 25');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2318,'NI0727','CN','Jack was a C.P.R. Station Agent, Telegrapher and farmer living mainly in Beeton and the Tottenham area of Ontario.  Both he and his son William (Bill) were active lawn bowlers and curlers and took a leading part in the building of an arena in Beeton.  Jack was active as well in horticulture and also recieved a Rotary Club award for perfect attendance.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2319,'NI0729','CN','The youngest of the family, she had a long and interesting career as a school teacher.  She started in a rural school near Grand Valley where she taught eight grades.  In two years she took up teaching in the Township of York, (now the City of York).  In 1935, along with another Toronto teacher, Margaret arranged for an exchange with two Welsh sisters who were teachers in Barry Glamorgan, sa small village in South Wales, seven miles from Cardiff.  This was an exchange arrangement under the British Commonwealth and Empire and she spent the school term of 1935-1936 in Wales, shich created a strong urge to do more travelling.  However, during the war years she had to remain in Canada.  In 1945, she went to Australia via Hawaii and New Zealand, again as an exchange teacher.  This was difficult to arrange as the Australian currency had greatly depreciated and Australian teachers found it virtually impossilbe to come to Canada on exchange and live on the Australian rage of pay.  Margaret finally solved the problem in her case by volunteering to leave $200 from her Canadian salary to help meet the Australian teacher\'s living expenses.  Subsequently the subsidizing of teachers coming to Canada on exchange became an accepted policy - such funds coming from the League or Canadian Teachers organizations.  \n\nMargaret returned from Australia in 1946 by freighter via West Austrlia and spent one day in Ceylon, which she found so facinating she decided to get to know the East better.  In 1956 she got a year\'s leave of absence and travelled again by freighter from Montreal to South Africa.  There she took a bus trip from Cape Town to Durban, visited an ostrich farm, Kruger Nationl Park and the Cango Caves.  From Durban she continued by freighter to Mozambique and Zanzibar, staying for three months in Seychelles, a group of 92 volcanic islands.  From there she went to India and stayed five months in Billaspar, twelve miles from Calcutta.  Here she had friends and went to work at the Jackman Memorial Hospital where she assisted with medical social work, helping orphan children.  In August 1957 the Toronto Globe and Mail ran a three column article on her trip to Asia which had a photograph of a very attrative Margaret with six orpan children at Jackman Memorial Hospital.\n\nMargaret retired in 1968 and has kept very busy with Living and Learning in Retirement (L.L.I.T.)  Lectures at Glendon College, York University, as well as Elderhostel Programs across Canada, USA, Britain, Bermuda.  In total she has been to Australia six times, the latest in February 1991 when she went to fulfill a desire to spend her 85th birthday on Manly Beach, Sydney.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2317,'NI0726','CN','George Nodwell stated his place of birth was Grand Valley Ontario on his Attestation Paper.  He was a student in 1916 and single.  He had a mole on his neck and a scar on his chin.  He was 5 ft 6 in tall, had hazel eyes and light brown hair.\n\nDr. Nodwell was 85 years of age when he died suddenly at his winter residence at Lakeland, Florida.  He was a veteran of both World Wars, serving in the Royal Air Force in WW1 and the Royal Canadian Air Force in WWII, from which he was honourably discharged with the rank of Wing Commander.  After serving overseas in WWI, he remained in the R.A.F. while he came home and studied medicine at the University of Toronto, where he was a member of Theta Delta Chi Fraternity.  He graduated in 1922, then continued studies in London, England at the School for Tropical Medicine following which he was re-activated in the R.A.F., serving for three years in Iraq and one in England.  After a brief fulough in Canada, he served with the Canadian Immigration Dept. in Scotland for 2 years.  He returned to Tornto in the late 1920\'s where he spent four years at Torotno General Hospital as Senior Houseman.  In the 1930\'s he practiced medicine in Grand Valley and later with the Canadian Government Department of Indian Affairs spent six years in practice at the Six Nations Reserve, Brantford, Ontario.  Before WWII, he had a medical practice in Tornot.  After the war he married Dorothy Cowley, a graduate of the Ottawa Civic Hospital, and served on the Medical Advisary Board of the Canadian Pension Commission until he retired in 1961.  \n\nFlorida Death Index, 1877-1998 Record info about George Ross Nodwell\nName: George Ross Nodwell Death Date: 4 Feb 1982 County of Death: Polk State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 85 Race: White Birth Date: 12 Oct 1896');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2316,'NI0725','CN','Mabel graduated from Victoria Hospital, London in 1917 at age 24.  In a few months she joined the Army and almost immediately was called to serve in the aftermant of the Halifax explosion disaster.  In 1918 she sailed for England and served there in the army until after the end of the ar.  Returning to Canada, she took the first Public Health Course given at Toronto University.  Her first public health job was in Barrie, Ontario where the amout of funds available for the project were only enought to pay her for six months.  Her next position was in Niagara Falls where she spent two years.  Canada at theat time did not offer the opportunities for advancement that she sought and she went to New York City, (Harlem) where she became a Supervisor of Public Health.  Eventyally she became an American Citizen while retaining her Canadian Citizenship.  Over the yars she studied and worked at many Senior Advisory jobs in the USA and received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Columbia University, New York. Her last position was Senior Consultant fo the Red Cross in California.  \n\nAt age 51, in 1944, she returned to Canada nd married a long time friend, Charles Campbell.  He was a widower, a retired Royal Bank Manager and had an adult son serving in the army overseas.  Charles and Mabel lived in Bruce Mines, Norther Ontario.  She was married to Charles on Dec. 27, 1944 in Bruce Mines.  Mabel and Charles did not have any children.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2314,'NI0719','CN','Brian is a salesman and theylive in San Clemente, California.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2315,'NI0720','CN','Joyce lives in Painesville, Ohio.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2312,'NI0717','CN','Brian was the owner of a Stationery and Office Equipment Company.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2313,'NI0718','CN','Nellie was known as Lillian and worked as a seamstress.  She was the daughter of Alvin B. Hecox and Rachel Corwin.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2311,'NI0716','CN','Social Security Death Index Record info about George H. Nodwell\nName: George H. Nodwell SSN: 565-10-9424 Last Residence: 85746  Tucson, Pima, Arizona Born: 7 Nov 1909 Died: 17 May 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 )\n\nGeorge NODWELL  Birth Date: 7 Nov 1909 Death Date: 17 May 2005 Social Security Number: 565-10-9424 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: California Death Residence Localities    ZIP Code: 85746 Localities: Tucson, Pima, Arizona');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2310,'NI0715','CN','Maude had just turned 16 when the family arrived in Innisfree, Alberta on December 20, 1903.  She had hoped to graduate from the college she was attending in Stillwater, Oklahoma, but agreed to come with her parents.  She was a remarkable person, a musician, artist, poet and even wrote a novel.  In 1905 at age 17, she taught the first school at Innisfree in her siter Annie\'s small living room with eight pupils.  After marring Elmor, she used their house as a \"library\" when the University at Edmonton started a lending library service for rural communities and provided them with large boxes  of assorted books.  Neighbours came from near and far to borrow books from Maude.  She saw that the boxes were frequently exchanged to ensure new reading was available.  For some years she was the community news reporter for the Edmonton Bulletin and many of her poems were first publised in the Bulletin.\n\nWhen they moved to Kansas City in 1925, her parents had died and were buried in Innisfree.  Three families had moved back to the US and one sister and her family to Edmonton.  In 1962 Maude wrote a family history called \"the Puckette Family Record\" and provided each branch with a copy.  She lived to be 92 years of age.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2309,'NI0714','CN','Known as Elmor, he was raised and educated in Grand Valley.  In 1906, at age 18, he went with his father and a group of people from the community to Innisfree, Alberta.  That was the year after the railway was built through that village so it was accessible by rail.  His father and another man, Jim Park, had gone to Alberta in 1903 to select suitable land for homesteading and on returning to Grand Valley, interested a number of people to go west.  Elmor\'s parents did not move there because his mother declined to leave her home to re-settle.\n\nElmor took up his homestead, four miles or so north of the hamlet beginning to form, and immediately built a spacious log house with a sod roof.  Two years after he arrived he married Maude Puckette, both aged 20.  Their first of five children, George Hiram, was born about a year later.  Elmor quickly added log sheds to his propert to provide shelter for his animals.  He also built an excellent granary, equipped with sets of scales, that was highly regarded.  Both Elmor and Maude had musical educations and loved music.  Soon after their marriage they had a piano-case organ, a concertina, an accordian, a violin and a victrola with many fine records e.g. operatic tenor Enrico Caruso and John Philip Sousa\'s famous band.  Both Elmor and Maude belong to the Christian Church (Disciple) and helped start the Union Christion Baptist Church at Innisfree.\n\nIn 1913 they went to Grand Valley with their two sons at that time and visited Elmor\'s parents.  From 1917 to 1922 he was Secretary of United Grain Growers Local Board at Innisfree.  In 1925, a year after their fifth and last child was born they moved to Kansas City, MO, and seventeen years later Elmor died at age 55.\n\nArkansas Death Index, 1914-1950 Record info about Samuel Elm Nodwell\nName: Samuel Elm Nodwell Estimated Birth Year: 1887 Age: 55 Death Day: 26 Death Month: Feb Death Year: 1942 County: Sebastian Volume Number: 13 Roll Number: 1942 Certificate Number: 1068');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2308,'NI0713','CN','Known as Kay, she was a daughter of William Henry Stewart 1880-1954 and Catherine Etta (Cassie) Potter.  Cassie\'s parents were Willis Luther Potter and Ellen Jane Simpson, grand-daughter of John Simpson who emigrated from Ireland to Ontario and was in the Marsville area for a short time in the early 1850\'s.  He later settled in Amaranth Township.  It is a different Simpson family to Katy\'s husband Harry\'s, although they may be distant relatives.  Kay is also a sister of Marguerite Stewart, the wife of Harry\'s cousin Glenn Simpson.  \n\nHer obituary was in the Guelph Mercury on Monday, Jan. 9, 1995 edition, it reads as follows.\n\nSimpson - Kathleen Mae, peacefully with family present, at the Guelph General Hospital on Sunday, January 8th, 1995.  Kathleen (Stewart) Simpson in her 81st year.  Beloved wife of the late Harry Simpson.  Loving mother of Shirley Alexander, and her husband Don of Fergus, Howard Simpson and his wife Bonna of Guelph, Helen Inglis and her husband Dave of Walkerton.  Sadly missed by her grandchildren, Marilyn Salvisburg and her husband Brett, Brian Alexander and his wife Lisa, Patty and Steven Simpson, Heather, Shannon and Lindsey Inglis and great grandchildren Shirley and Kirk Savlisburg.   Dear sister of Marguerite Simpson of Orangeville, Borden Stewart of Grand Valley and the late Ella Cudney and Isobel Campbell.  Mrs. Simpson was a longtime resident of Marsville and more recently of Guelph.  Friends may call at the Gilchrist Chapel-McIntyre & Wilkie Funeral Home, one Delhi Street, Guelph, (from 2:00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m., Tuesday).  Complete Service in the Chapel on Wednesday, January 11th at 11:30 a.m.  Reception to follow in the Trillium Room of the Funeral Home. Spring Interment Price\'s Corners, Union Cemetery.  Memorial contributions to the Memorial Funds of Knox Presbyterian or Bethel Presbyterian Church would be appreciated. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2307,'NI0709','CN','Stella was the youngest of six children of Robert Forgrave 1840-1929 and Catherine McNabb 1849-1938.  They moved to the Marsville area in the late 1870\'s from Georgian Bay.  Robert\'s father, also Robert, was living with them, widowed at age 73 in the 1881 census.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2306,'NI0707','CN','Mary was the daughter of David H. Thompson, she was a school teacher as well as a housewife and taught briefly at the Marsville School.  May and Leslie had no known children.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2305,'NI0706','CN','Leslie took over his parent\'s farm on Lot 4, Con. 11 and lived there almost all his life.  The tomb stone of his wife shows his name as Leslie C. Hall.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2304,'NI0703','CN','Elgin was a teacher, he began his career at Kenora High School in 1930 where he taught science, apparently embryo and zoology mostly for the next 26 years.  His wife Florence was from Kenora and they had no children.  They had a Swiss Alpine style two storey log cabin on nearby Middle Island, Lake of the Woods.  Before retirement, each summer was said to be spennt travelling Canada, the United States and Mexico.  For six summers in the 1950\'s he undertook training Canadian Army Cadets in wilderness survival.\n\nAbout 1956 they left Kenora for other parts of Ontario where he continued teaching, retiring June 30th, 1965 at Lively near Sudbury.  It was here that his wife died in 1962.  They had retained their cabin at the Lake of the Woods and on retirement he returned to Kenora, this time to spend summers there and travel during the other months.  In fact, he built up a reputation as a renowned world traveller.  It is reported that in the last ten years of his life, he spent 1,765 days travelling, with three trips around the world and he is said to have walked in 113 foreign countries, as well as every Canadian province and every state in the US.  He apparently had a great interest in visiting museums, art galleries and botanical gardens and made friends everywhere.  The year of his death, which occurred in Hawaii, he had planned a trip to Hong Kong, Singapore and a voyage along the coast of Norway.  Elgin was cremated in Hawaii.\n\nAl Kirkwood has in his file born 1907 and died 1984 in Kenora.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2302,'NI0701','CN','Bessie was born and lived on her parents\' farm, Lot 11, Con. 14 until her marriage.  The wedding also took place on the farm and the best man was John May who later moved to Harris, Sask.  Bessie and James Henry also celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary there.  On that occasion, early in the evening, immediate members of the family treated them to a dinner at the Golden Beaver, Ennotville, following which they returned home where about 100 guests had gathered.  The home was massed with flowers and plants from their own garden, for which James Henry had a good reputation.  He lived to age 95, Bessie to 93.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2303,'NI0702','CN','James was the son of Thomas Joseph Hall 1846-1907 and Sarah Jane Hillis 1851-1938, both born in Canada of Irish descent.  Thomas Joseph was the son of William and Jane Hall born 1821 and 1818 respectively in Ireland, emigratiing in the early 1840\'s.  Sarah Jane was the daughter of James HIllis 1821-1883 and Jane McClure 1833-1925.  Prior to his marriage he had purchased 100 acres on Lot 4, Con. 11 East Gary and was living there with his grandmother Jane (McClure) Hillis.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2301,'NI0700','CN','Walter was the son of James A. Clark 1859-1919 and Annie Wilmott 1867-1955 of Luther Twp.  They had a family of ten, raised on E1/2 Lot 25, Con. 8 and they retired to Arthur Village when Walter was 13.  The oldest three of the family, two daughters and a son moved to Western Canada.  Another son relocated to Kansas, U.S.A.  Walter\'s grandfather , Alexander Clark, was born in 1835 in Aberdeenshire, Scotland,  Ge came to Canada and married Mary Middleton of Pickering Twp. Ontario.  Alexander died in Vancouver in 1927 at the age of 92, but is buried in Whiteville, Pickering.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2300,'NI0698','CN','Known as Lizzie, she was the daughter of James Taylor 1849-1915 and his first wife, Maria Woods.  Maria died in 1885 at age 28, leaving four children and is buried at McKee\'s Cemetery at the west side of East Garafraxa, in the same plot as her daughter of the same name, who lived only 13 years.  After Maria\'s death, James Taylor married Margaret A. Baker and they had at least four children.  James was the son of John Taylor 1823-1901 and Sarah Jane Nelson 1924-1901, both of Ireland, emigrating to Canada in 1844 and 1837 respectively.  On the maternal side, Maria was the daughter of William Woods 1811-1900 and Elizabeth Woods, cousins.  Both were born in Ireland, her family farming in County Armagh near Portadown.\n\nLizzy was only 53 when her husband Willd ied and she married two more times, first to F. B. Staid and then to L. J. Snell.  She passed away at Ingleside and Marguerite Nursing Home in Orangeville at age 84.  She was a devoted member of the Church of Latter Day Saints.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2298,'NI0693','CN','Andrew was known as Mac.  The family moved to Plenty Sask. at some point.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2299,'NI0697','CN','Known as Will, he and his wife grew up fairly close to each other.  He was born on his parents\' farm E1/2 Lot 11. Con. 14 East Garafraxa and lived there until his marriage.  She lived with her father and stepmother on Lot 16, Con. 13, but moved to the Grand Valley area prior to her marriage.  In 1884 his father James purchased 100 acres, E1/2 Lot 11 Con. 13, and sold it to Will in 1909.  Three years later it was sold to James N. Taylor and about that time Will and his wife moved west to Minburn, Alberta where their daughter Anie, their only child was born in 1914, and where they farmed until 1921 when they came east and retired in Grand Valley.  Will died at age 57 after a sudden heart attack, predeceasing both his parents.  He was a highly respected man and his funeral at the Latter Day Saint\'s Church in Grand Valley was largely attended.  A number of friends and relatives came some distances to pay their respects.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2294,'NI0682','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Emma Mable Nodwell\nName: Emma Mable Nodwell Date of Birth: 12 Sep 1885 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Leeson Roll Number: MS929_69');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2295,'NI0687','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Bertha Letitia Nodwell\nName: Bertha Letitia Nodwell Date of Birth: 28 May 1887 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Leeson Roll Number: MS929_81\n\nBertha\'s mother is listed as Sara McKinnon on her marriage certificate.   There is a copy of her birth certificate on file which lists Rachel Leeson as her mother.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2296,'NI0688','CN','Elgin\'s parents were Thomas Holmes and Elizabeth Island.\nHis birth was not registered until Apr 1 1957.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Elgin Island\nName: Elgin Island Date of Birth: 8 May 1890 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Holmes Mother\'s Name: Elizabeth Island Roll Number: MS930_11');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2297,'NI0692','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Annie Ethel Nodwell\nName: Annie Ethel Nodwell Date of Birth: 17 Nov 1889 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Leeson Roll Number: MS929_98');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2293,'NI0677','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Thomas Nodwell\nName: Thomas Nodwell Date of Birth: 19 May 1883 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Leeson Roll Number: MS929_64\n\nThomas\' death notice was in the June 21, 1951 edition of the Acton Free Press, it reads:  NODWELL-At St. Joseph\'s Hospital on Sunday, June 17, 1951, Thomas Nodwell, formerly of Toronto, beloved husband of Mable Near, and dear father of Marjorie Henen, and John Carmen, both of Kitchener, and grandfather of Terry.  Funeral service was help Wednesday in Guelph with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.  A Notice to Creditores was published in the Sept 13 edition of the same paper.  A copy is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2292,'NI0672','CN','John was born and raised on his parents\' farm, NE1/2 Lot 11, Con. 14.  In 1900 his father purchased the SW1/2 giving him 200 acres with two residences, barns etc.  John acquired ownership of the NE1/2 in 1916 and the SW1/2 in 1934, a year before his father\'s death.  In 1932 John also purchased the 67 acre farm adjoining Marsville, part of SW1/2 Lot 5, Con. 14.  This was the year his oldest son Wilfred married and took over NE1/2 Lot 11.  The second son Harry\'s marriage was planned for June 1934 when his mother Stella became fatally ill.  She pleaded that the wedding proceed as planned and she died a few days prior to it.  Seven years later John remarried.\n\nLike his father, John had a strong interest in civic affaris.  He was Reeve of East Garafraxa Township and for many years the Road Superintendent.  He was highly regarded in the community.\n\nHis obiturary was in the Guelph Mercury, June 18, 1970 edition.\n\nSIMPSON, JOHN S. - In St. Michael\'s Hospital, Toronto, on Wednesday, June 17, 1970.  John S. Simpson.  Beloved husband of Mary Nodwell.  Father of Wilfred of Grand Valley, Harry of Orton, John and Nancy Catherine, at home.  Brother of Bessie (Mrs. James H. Hall) Orton.  Also survived by 4 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.  Resting at Sime\'s Funeral Home, Grand Valley until Friday, June 19,  where service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Interment Price\'s Corners Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2291,'NI0671','CN','Mary was the third descendent of Samuel Nodwell and Betsey Henshaw to marry into the the family of John Simpson and Ann Gear.  She was a nurse and attended Stella during her fatal illness.  She died at the Avalon Care Centre in Orangeville.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2290,'NI0670','CN','Registration #034374, Dec 25, 1878. Lottie Ada CLARK, female, Father Andrew Clark, Farmer, mother Mary YOUNG. Informant Andrew Clark, Farmer, Erin. Registered Jan 17, 1879. Accoucheur Dr. Corbett, Registrar Wm. Tyler.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2283,'NI0659','CN','Catherine\'s parents were Robt Aitkitt and Margaret Waulass.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2284,'NI0662','CN','William Binnie died, unmarried.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2285,'NI0663','CN','Simon was aged 68 years at the time of his death.  He was attended by Dr. H. Gear.  Copy of death certificate is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2286,'NI0664','CN','Jane Binnie died, unmarried.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2287,'NI0665','CN','Also known as Sandy Binnie.\nFrom the Erin Advocate, Oct. 7, 1948, a copy of which is on file.  Alexander Binnie, a life-long resident of Erin Township, passed away suddenly on Saturday, October 2, 1948, at the home of his daughter in Streetsville, in his 76th year.  His wife the former Minnie Maw, predeceased him.  He is survived by three daughters and one son:  Jean, (Mrs. Cecil Ridler), Kitchener, Ethel, (Mrs. Percy Arrnett), Guelph; Wilfred J. of Guelph, Nora, (Mrs. Norman Adamson,) Streetsville.  The funeral took place from the Johnston and Rumley Funeral Home, Acton, on Monday afternoon to Ballinafad United Church, we the service was conducted by his pastor, Rev. O R. Findall.  Interment Ballinafad cemetery.  (He is listed as being buried in the Providence Cemetery on the records from that cemetery)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2288,'NI0666','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Bessie Nodwell\nName: Bessie Nodwell Date of Birth: 18 Apr 1880 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Lieson Roll Number: MS929_4');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2289,'NI0669','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about George Nodwell\nName: George Nodwell Date of Birth: 4 Dec 1881 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Thomas Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rachel Leeson Roll Number: MS929_64\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 1\nNodwell Thomas M Head M Mar 10 1853 48 \nNodwell Rachel F Wife M Jan 5 1859 42 \nNodwell Bessie F Daughter S Apr 18 1880 20 \nNodwell George M Son S Dec 4 1881 19 \nNodwell Thomas M Son S May 19 1883 17 \nNodwell Mable E F Daughter S Sep 12 1885 15 \nNodwell Bertha L F Daughter S May 28 1887 13 \nNodwell Annie E F Daughter S Nov 17 1889 11\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 11\nLine 16 family 114 Nodwell George M Head M Dec 188129\nLine 17 family 114 Nodwell Lillias Ida F Wife M Dec 1878 32\n\nInscription in the Greenwood Cemetery in Orangeville reads, NODWELL, In memory of George I. Nodwell, Dec. 4, 1881 - Aug. 1, 1960.  Beloved husband of Lillias Ida Clark, Dec. 25, 1878 - July 28, 1968.  Harry Clark Nodwell, Apr. 14, 1916 - Oct. 17, 1984.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2282,'NI0658','CN','From the Erin Advocate, Feb. 13, 1947.  A copy is on file.  Obituary, David P. McEnery.  One of Erin Township\'s oldest residents, David P,. McEnery passed away suddenly at midnight, January 31, 1947, at the home of his son Robert at Ballinafad.  Mr McEnery, who was in his 87th year, had been in failing health for several months.  He was born on lot 1, 9th line, Erin Twp., a son of the late Wm McEnery and Elizabeth Yemon and was the last member of the family of seven children.  He farmed at lot 32, Esquesing Township, at the 9th line corner, retiring ten years ago after the death of his wife, Catherine Jane Akitt, and had since made his home with his children.  Surviving are three daughters and four sons, Mrs. D. A. Russell (Margaret), 5th line Erin, Mrs. J. B. Neslon (Ella), Amesdale, Mrs. Wm. Evans (Clara) Acton, Cameron and Robt. Ballinafad, Jack at Silvercreek and Ray on the home farm, sixteen grand children and great grand children.  Two sons predeceased him, William and David.  Mr. McEnery was a member of Ballinafad United Church.  A private funeral service at the home on Monday was followed by service in the church with Rev. O. R. Flindall conducting.  Mrs Archie Keer and Mrs. Caldwell sang \"The Old Rugged Cross\" during the service.  Pall-bearers were; Arnold, Jesse and Ernie McEnery; Stewart Russell; Donald Evans and Norman McEachern.  Flower bearers were grandchildre:  Mrs. Norman Sinclair, Nettie and Irene Evans, Marjorie and Billy McEnery and a great-grandson, David McEnery.  Interment was in Fairview Cemetery, Acton.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2281,'NI0656','CN','James died at his home, Con. 7, Lot 9, Erin Township.  He was listed as age 53 years.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2280,'NI0654','CN','Family Tree File of Dorothy Gwynn\'s Homepage has his date of death as Sept. 27, 1936.  Al Kirkwood also has the same death date in his file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2277,'NI0649','CN','This infant was not still born but died very shortly after birth according to the birth certificate.  The death registration lists him as 11 days.  It states he died before named, male, a farmer\'s son.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2278,'NI0651','CN','On the marriage entry for Duncan Sinclair and Sarah Jane Teeter, it has her parents as John & Jane Teeter.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2279,'NI0653','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Edith Olive Hall\nName: Edith Olive Hall Date of Birth: 3 Mar 1877 Gender: Female Birth County: York Father\'s Name: William Hall Mother\'s Name:Georgina Norris Jones Roll Number: MS929_31\n\nParents:  William Hall and Georgina Jones');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2276,'NI0648','CN','Wm Teeter worked in the quarry at the Forks of the Credit.\n\nHe was 59 years, 3 months and 7 days at the time of his death.\n\nSurrogate Court Registor Books  Volume J -- 1883 -1886 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co.  FHC film # 0555622\n\nTeeter, William\n\nWidow: Jane\nSons: Louis, Price\nDaughter: Sarah Jane Sinclair\nSarah\'s children: William, Christiana, Duncan\nDaughter: Elizabeth Sinclair\nDaughter: Martha Watts\nSon-in-law: John Sinclair\nFarmer\n\nHis tomb stone at Erin Union Cemetery, grave 10-6-E, reads as follows:  In memory of William Tr. Teeter, died May 1, 1885, aged 59 years 3 mos. & 7 days.  A faithful friend a husband dear, a tender parent lieth here; great is the loss we here sustain, but hope in heaven to meet again.\n\nHis death certificate, #017363 lists his date of death as April 30, 1885.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2273,'NI0635','CN','Isaac and Joanna were living in Ballinafad at the time of the birth of Emma Lucinda.  When their son Frederick was born in 1881, they were living at Lot 1, Con. 7 of Erin.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2274,'NI0636','CN','Mary may have been married to a Mr. Irving in England prior to her immigration to Canada.  It appears she married him in 1820 and he died in 1821 but little else is known.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2275,'NI0645','CN','Erin Advocate, Apr. 13, 1910  ORTON - John Near, one of the oldest residents of this section died last Wednesday, after an illness of about a month.  The cause of death was stomach trouble.  Deceased had reached the ripe old age of 82 years, and had been a resident of the village of Orton for many years.  He was an active and zealous member of the Methodist church, took a leading part in the work of that church in his neighborhood and was a man of sterling piety and honesty of purpose.  Not only did he furnish the greater part of the funds for the erection of the church building which stands near to his late residence, but he watched over it with solicitude and its success was perhaps the greatest desire of his heart.  He is survived by his wife a sister of Mrs. R. A. Reed, of Hillsburg, but no family.  There is however an adopted son, S. Near, of Toronto.  The funeral took place on Freday to the Grove cemetery, the services at the church and grave being conducted by Rev. J. Fred Kaye. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2270,'NI0628','CN','On John\'s marriage certificate, it lists his parents as Robert Dunbar and Sarah J. Near.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2271,'NI0632','CN','Lewis Teeter death certificate is on file.  His tomb stone at Erin Union Cemetery, grave 10-6-W reads, Lewis Teeter, born May 29, 1867, died June 2nd, 1920.  The date given for his birth on the 1901 census is May 29, 1864.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2272,'NI0633','CN','She is buried in the Erin Union Cemetery, grave 7-8-30.  The stone reads, In memory of Mary Teeter, beloved wife of Alexander Teeter.  Died March 27, 1885, aged 26 y\'rs 10 mo\'s & 18 days.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2268,'NI0621','CN','Vital Statistics Index for births, Province of Ontario, 1900, registration #216349-01.  Copy on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2269,'NI0625','CN','William Near\'s tomb stone in Providence Cemetery, Lot 1, Con. IX, Erin Township reads,  In/Loving Remembrance/Of/William Near/Died/ Jan 19, 1894,/Ages/66 years & 21 days/Also/ His Beloved Wife/Deborah McEnery/Died/June 25, 1907/ Aged 81 Years 4 Mon\'s.\n\nSurrogate Court Registor Books Volume L -- 1888 -1891 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co. FHC film # 0555624\n\nNear, William\n\nWife: Deborah\nSon: Martin Luther\nGrandson: John Edgar Near\nDaughter: Margaret Ann McLean\nDaughter: Ellen Henderson\nGrandchildren: William Frederick Sarah Jane & Isabella Cooper\nDaughter: Elizabeth\nFarmer\n\nFamily Tree File of Dorothy Gwynn\'s Homepage has William\'s birth date as Dec. 28, 1824.\n\nEdgar John Near was living with the family at the time of the 1871 census.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2266,'NI0611','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nNo children');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2267,'NI0612','CN','Toronto Globe and Mail, December 15, 1998 - p A17\nCAROLINE, William (Retired Toronto Dominion Band) - at Toronto Grace Hospital on Thursday, December 10, 1998.  Bill, beloved husband of Shirley.  Dear father of Paul, Sandy, Michael, Susan, Dave, Mark and Garth.  Lovingly remembered by his grandchildren Jennifer, David, Lauren and Taylor.  Bill will be missed by his sisters Lois and Adele. A private funeral service was held.  Cremation.  As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit at the Toronto Grace Hospital.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2265,'NI0607','CN','Globe and Mail, January 20, 1942\np.20 - Deaths\nMcClement, Una - Suddenly at her home, 132 St. John’s Road, on Monday,\nJanuary 19, 1942, Una McRoberts, beloved wife of Wm. H. McClement, dear\nmother of Mrs. James Thomson (Margaret) of Sudbury.  Resting at the Funeral\nChapel of Wm. Speers, 2926 Dundas Street West (near Keele).  Service in\nchapel Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.  Interment Norval, Ontario, Cemetery.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2263,'NI0601','CN','She was known as Aggie.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2264,'NI0602','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Jay Charles Becker\nName: Jay Charles Becker Date of Birth: 12 Sep 1889 Gender: Male Birth County: Hastings Father\'s Name: Charles Jay Becker Mother\'s Name: Amelia Waunborough Roll Number: MS929_93\n\nKamloops Sentinel, November 24, 1952\np.2 - Obituaries\nJay Charles Becker of Sicamous Dies - Jay Charles Becker, 63, C.P.R. station\nagent at Sicamous, died in the Royal Inland Hospital this morning.  He was\nborn in Deseronto, Ont., and came to this province 56 years ago.  He had\nresided at Sicamous for 30 years.  Mr. Becker was a member of No. 13 A.F. &\nA.M. at Armstrong.  His surviving relatives are a brother, Francis Jones\nBecker and a sister, Mrs. Prudence Etter at Armstrong.  The body will be\nforwarded from Dwyer’s Funeral Home to Armstrong for service and interment.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2262,'NI0598','CN','Jane Ann was of Scotish descent from the families of McAninch, McPahter, Ramsay, and McLean.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2259,'NI0584','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2260,'NI0595','CN','George was aged 41 years and 5 months at the time of his death.\n\nSurrogate Court Registor Books  Volume J -- 1883 -1886 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co. FHC film # 0555622\nBinnie, George\n\nWidow: Margaret\nFarmer\n\nHis death certificate states he was 41 years of age, a farmer.  He was of the Presbyterian faith.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2261,'NI0597','CN','Registration #036752, Dec 20, 1881, Frederick Edwin ROSZELL, male, father Isaac Roszell, farmer, mother Joanna MCENERY. Informant Isaac Roszell, father of child, Lot 1, Con 7, Erin. Registered Jan 17, 1882. Accoucheur Dr. Freeman, Georgetown. Registrar Thos. Young.\n\nFrederick E. Roszell farmed two hundred acres in Puslinch Township, and for many years served on the Council and as Reeve.  He held the reeveship for a longer term than any of his predecessors.  In later years his successors to that office have included his eldest son, Wilfred Roszell and his youngest son Norman Isaac Roszell.  All seven children of Frederick Edwin Roszell and Jane Ann McAninch married, and children who have married have all had children.  He was reeve of Puslinch for the years 1927, 1928, 1929 and 1930.  His nephew Donald Stewart was Reeve from 1939 to 1944, and his eldest son Wilfred became Reeve in 1949.  Later his youngest son Norman was to become Reeve for a record number of years, and also to be elected Warden of Wellington County.\n\nIn total Frederick Roszell owned 400 acres less the small corner out of which came the Manse of Crieff, and he later sold the rest of that lot to Colonel John Banne MacLean (son of the first Minister of Crieff) who preserved it by reforesting.  Both Frederick and Jane Ann are buried in Crieff Kirkyard, with many of their ancestors.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2258,'NI0583','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2256,'NI0577','CN','Elizabeth\'s will is from Surrogate Court Registor Books   Volume L -- 1888 -1891 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co. FHC film # 0555624.  Her maiden name is spelled Fade on her daughter Mary\'s marriage registration.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2257,'NI0578','CN','Surrogate Court Registor Books Volume E -- 1864-1869 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co. FHC film # 0555617\nBinnie, Alexander\n\nWife: Elizabeth\nSons: Symon - Eldest, Francis\nDaughters: Mary - Eldest, Jannet');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2253,'NI0569','CN','Ellen was crippled.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2254,'NI0570','CN','Sarah\'s death certificate states she was 44 years of age at the time of her death.  She lived at Lot 5, Con. 10 of Erin, Township and a housewife, married.  The informant was Dawson Gibson, her husband.  She died of heart failure.  She had had a heart condition for 2 years.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2255,'NI0571','CN','He was born at Lot 4, Con. 11 of Erin Township.  \n\nAt Erin Union Cemetery, the stone on the grave of William and Mary\'s reads, KIRKWOOD, William Kirkwood, Aug. 17, 1870 - Feb. 29, 1948.  Beloved husband of Mary McKay, Sept 17, 1871 - Nov. 3, 1951.  Donald A. Kirdwood, Sept. 11, 1904 - Oct. 18, 1975.  His wife Kathleen M. Young, Sept. 7, 1908 - Mar. 27, 1981.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2252,'NI0568','CN','He is listed in the 1867 directory of Erin Township, Lot 4, Con. 11 as was a James Kirkwood.\n\nRobert\'s death certificate states he was 67 years old, a farmer and married, born in Canada.  He had had heard disease for about 1 year.  He was a Presbyterian.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2250,'NI0560','CN','John McLean was known as Farmer John.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2251,'NI0565','CN','Sudbury Star, February 2, 1991 - p.D6\nR. Errol Gibson\nFuneral visitations will be held Sunday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for R. Errol\nGibson who died Friday, Feb. 1 at Sudbury General Hospital.  He was 64.\nBorn in Guelph, Ont., he was married in Toronto in 1949 to the former\nMildred Johnston.  He received his B.A. degree from Laurentian University in\n1971 and Master in Education degree from Queen\'s University in 1974.  He\nreceived an Ontario Teaching Certificate from Toronto Normal School in 1948.\nHe also received an Ontario Teaching Certificate in education in 1950 and\nreceived a permanent supervisor\'s certificate in physical health and\neducation in 1955. In 1963, 1964 and 1965, he attended national track and\nfield coaching clinics at the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ont.\nGibson was an usher and head usher at the Capitol Theatre in Guelph, Ont.\nfrom 1943 to 1944.  A veteran of the Canadian army with service in 1945 and\n1946, he was an apprentice aircraft engineer and pilot for Cub Aircraft\nCorp. of Hamilton, Ont. in 1946.   Gibson taught at Diamond Jubilee Public\nSchool in Kapuskasing, Ont. from 1948 to 1953.  From 1954 to 1956 he taught\nphysical education at A.C.M. Breadner Public School, R.C.A.F. Station\nTrenton.  From 1956 to 1984 he was chief physical and health education\nconsultant for the Sudbury Board of Education, where his responsibilities\nincluded curriculum development, implementation and evaluation; in-service\nprograms for teachers; and demonstration teaching.  He was principal of\nboard-sponsored courses in physical and health education.  He was a course\ndirector in 1982, 1983 and 1984 for three physical education courses held in\nSudbury for Nipissing University College, North Bay.  In 1972 and 1976, he\nwas principal of two physical and health education courses offered in\nSudbury for Ministry of Education certification.  From 1971 to 1975 he\ntaught track and field and organization and administration at Queen\'s\nUniversity summer school in physical and health education.  He was also an\ninstructor of physical and health education for five summers.  From 1984 to\nhis retirement in 1988 he was a professor of physical education at\nLaurentian University.\nGibson organized and conducted Royal Canadian Legion public speaking\ncontests and scholarship programs.  He held numerous elected offices at the\nbranch, zone and district levels in the Royal Canadian Legion.\nHe organized a modified Little League Baseball league in Sudbury and raised\nfunds for the project.  In 1963, he started a track and field club and\ncontinued to act as president and coach until his death.  Since 1966,\nathletes from the club competed in Ontario and Canadian National\nChampionships through a club that stressed personal improvement rather than\nwinning medals.  He also organized and managed the 1977 Canadian Senior\nTrack and Field Championships held in Sudbury.\nGibson was a charter member of the Sudbury District Sports Central and\nsubsequently president.  He organized the first two Sudbury District Area\nGames in 1972 and 1973.\nHe was also a charter member of the Northeastern Ontario Regional Sports\nCommittee and its first president in 1972-73.  He also helped develop the\nNortheastern Ontario Regional Games.\nIn 1977-78 he was president of the North Central Region of the Ontario Track\nand Field Association and participated at the regional level in the Ontario\nsports plan project.\nGibson held a variety of elected offices in the Sudbury District Ontario\nPublic School Men Teachers\' Federation and was president for two terms.  He\nserved at the provincial level in the federation\'s policy and budget\ncommittee\'s.\nIn 1988 Gibson was manager and co-ordinator of officials for the II World\nJunior Track and Field Championships in Sudbury.  In 1990 and 1991 he\nco-ordinated officials for the OFSAA track and field meet in Sudbury.\nAwards\n1960 - named Sudbury\'s first Sportsman of the Year.\n1966 - certificate of ment from Royal Canadian Legion zone H-3.\n1967 - received City of Sudbury Centennial Scroll.\n1974 - Graduate Students\'Award from Queen\'s University.\n1975 - certificate of merit from Northeastern Ontario Regional Sports\nCommittee.\n1976 - received a second certificate of merit from Northeastern Ontario\nRegional Sports Committee.\n1977 - inducted into Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame; awarded a shield from\nNortheastern Ontario Regional Sports Committee for contribution to\ndevelopment of amateur sports in northeastern Ontario.\n1977- awarded a gold medal by the Canadian Track and Field Association for\nservice in the sport.\n1977 - awarded Queen\'s Silver Jubilee Medal by Governor General Jules Leger.\nBeloved husband of Mildred \"Millie\" (Johnston) Gibson of Sudbury.  Loving\nfather of Kim of Toronto and John of Sudbury.  Dear nephew of Ethel Gibson,\nIsabel Gibson and Jean (husband Jack Darlington) all of Oakville, John\n \"Jack\"Gibson (wife Lillian) of Florida and George Gibson (wife Mary) of\nMichigan.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2249,'NI0557','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2248,'NI0552','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.  A death notice was published in the Georgetown Heald on July 12, 1939, it reads as follows:  Buried in Erin  Funeral of Lorne Kenneth Nodwell, 22, only son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Nodwell was held from the family home Erin, Garafraxa townline on Monday.  Rev. A. Atton, pastor of Orton United Church, conducted the service.  Pall-bearers were Gordon Reyburn, James Lowrey, Allan Mandley, Albert Davidson, Edward Ferris and Claude Nodwell.  Interment was in Huxley cemetery.  Mr Nodwell died from an appendix ailment.  He is survived by his parents, a sister, Miss Sarah at home.\n\nKen\'s parents were of the Christian Science faith.  He develped appendicitis, they didn\'t believe in doctors or any intervention by the medical profession.  He was taken to Orangeville by horse and sled but far to late to be of any help and he died of peritonits.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2247,'NI0551','CN','The 1901 census states Christena came from Scotland in 1848.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2246,'NI0550','CN','The death notice for David was in the De. 5, 1946 edition of the Erin Advocate, it reads as follows. DIED - SINCLAIR  David John Sinclair, beloved husband of Edith Rose Burt, in his 63rd year.  In the Guelph General Hospital on Monday, Dec. 2, 1946.  Private service at the residence, 8th line, Erin Township, on Thursday, December 5, at 2 o\'clock.  Public Service at 2:30 at the United Church, Ballinafad.  Interment at Erin Cemetery.  A copy is on file.\n\nDavid\'s obituary was in the Dec 12, 1946 edition of the Erin Advocate, a copy is on file which reads as follows:  David John Sinclair.  A very large congregation assembled at Ballinafad United Church on Thursday December 5, to pay last respect to a Highly respected citizen of Erin Township, who passed away at Guelph General Hospital, on Monday, December 2, 1946, in his 62nd year.  Born in the year 1885, he was the only son of the late John Sinclair and Clara Elizabeth McEnery.  Besides his wife, the former Edith Rose Burt, he is survived by a son, Garnet, and a daughter Jean, both at home.  He served Erin Township as Councillor, Deputy Reeve, and Reeve and Wellington County, as Warden in 1927.  In 1929 he was appointed to the County of Wellington Suburban Road Commission, a position he held until resigning on November 26, 1946.  He had always been a great worker in the church where he was an elder and a member of the official board.  He was also a former president of the North Wellington Liberal Association.  The funeral was held from his residence, lot 2, 8th line, Erin Township, when his pastor, Rev. C. Flindall, assisted by a former pastor Rev. A. O. W. Foreman, conducted the service.  The pall-bearers were; Ross McEwing, Mr L. L?, William Keith, Wellington Council Engineer;  Sims McLean, Fellow member of the Suburban Roads Commission and three neighbours, Robt. McEnery, Robt. Kirkwood, and H. Hilts.  Interment was at the family plot, Erin Cemetery, were services were conducted by the Masonic ?.  Flower bearers were; Lloyd Marshall, Frank Smith, a. D. McEnery, Grant Wright, Fred Sinclair, R. Kirkwood, Grenfell Wright, Fred McEnery, Henry Isley, Ernie McEnery and Frank Longstreet.  The many beautiful floral tributes were from the family, Members of Ballinafad United Church, The Neighbours, Wellington Lodge, Members and Officials of Wellington County Council, Ex-wardens\' ? of Wellington County, ? Guelph and County of Wellington Surburban Road Commission, Membrs and Officials of Erin Township Council, North Wellington ? Association, David McEnery, Mr and Mrs. Ross McEwing, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burt and family Mr and Mrs Cliffor Burt and Grace, Mr and Mrs. D. F. Sovereign and family G. Cole and Aileen, Goldwin ?, Mr and Mrs Archie McEnery, Harold Griffin, Mr and Mrs Hillard, Mr and Mrs Charles ?, Mr and Mrs Elm? McEachern, Howard Hayward\n\nActon Free Press, December 5, 1946 - p.8\nSinclair - At Guelph General Hospital on Monday, December 2nd, 1946, David\nJohn Sinclair, beloved husband of Edith Rose Burt, in his 63rd year.\n\nThe tomb stone at Erin Union Cemetery, grave 39-7 reads:  SINCLAIR, In loving memory of David John Sinclair, Jan. 30, 1885-Dec. 2, 1946.  His wife, Edith Rose Burt, Nov. 13, 1891-June 1, 1952.  Till we meet again.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2245,'NI0544','CN','1861 Public Archives of Canada Census Erin Twp, Wellington Co., Ontario Pg. 78\nPeter Thompson farmer Scot Disciple 78 M\nMary Thompson Scot Disciple 68 F\nAngus Thompson labourer C.W. Disciple 26 M\n\n1881 Census for Erin Twp, Sub District 2\n20,90,Angus,THOMSON,M,46,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Farmer,M\n20,90,Christine,THOMSON,F,37,Scotland,Disciple of Christ,Scottish, ---,M\n20,90,Mary C.,THOMSON,F,13,Ontario,Disciple of Christ, ___,Student,S\n20,90,Jane,THOMSON,F,12, ___,Disciple of Christ, ___,Student,S\n20,90,Peter,THOMSON,M,9, ___,Disciple of Christ, ___,Student,S\n20,90,Bessie,THOMSON,F,7, ___,Disciple of Christ, ___,Student,S\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (South/Sud) (#126) Subdistrict: Erin B-4 Page 9\nThomson Angus M Head M Jun 6 1834 66 \nThomson Christena F Wife M Jan 24 1842 57 \nThomson Peater M Son S May 10 1872 29 \nThomson Maggie B. F Daughter S Mar 9 1883 18');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2242,'NI0535','CN','Registration for the birth of Annie is spelled Birnie.  She is listed as the daughter of Margaret McEnery and George Birnie, farmer, Erin.  Accoucheur was Mrs. McDonald.\nBIRNIE, Annie. Born on 6 Jun 1872 to Margaret McENERY & George Birnie, farmer, Erin. Registration number 023367. Accoucheur was Mrs. McDonald   check birth date on registration');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2243,'NI0540','CN','She was aged 69 at the time of her death.  The informant on the death was her daughter, Melissa Ross of Georgetown.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2244,'NI0543','CN','A copy of the following obituary from the Erin Advocate is on file.  Minnie Maw, beloved wife of Alexander Binnie, 7th line, Erin died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Percy Arnett, Guleph, on Tuesday April 17, 1945, in her 67th year.  Besides her husband, she is survived by three daughters and a son:  Mrs. C. Ridler; Kitchener; Mrs. P. Arnet, Guelph; Wilfred J., Guelph; Mrs N. Adamson, Streetsville. The funeral will take place from Ballinafad United Church at two o\'clock, this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 p.m.  Interment at Providence Cemetery, 9th line, Erin Township.\n\n1911 census has her birth month as June.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2241,'NI0534','CN','She was known as Nella.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2240,'NI0532','CN','Registration #037093, Mar 7, 1888. William Palmer McENERY, male, Father David Palmer McEnery, farmer, mother Catherine Jane AIKETT. Informant parent. Registered Mar 29, 1888. Accoucheur Dr. Martin, Erin, Registrar Thomas Young\n\nWilliam died in 1927.  The undertaker was Wm Johnston, of Acton, Ontario. A Notice to Creditors was published in the Feb. 9, 1928 edition of the Erin Advocate.\n\nIn the Feb. 9th, 1928 edition of the Erin Advocate the following Notice to Creditors ran:  The creditors of William Palmer McEnery, late of the Township of Erin, Farmer, Deceased, who died on the 23rd day of December, 1927 are required to send to the undersigned solicitor their full names, addresses and descriptions, full particulars of their claims and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them.  And this notice being given in pursuance of Section 52 of the Trustees Act, 16, George V., Chapter 40, notice is hereby given that on and after the 27th day of February, 1928, the Administratrix will proceed to distributed the assets of the said deceased among the parties legally entitled thereto, and she will not be responsible for any claims of which she has not then received notice.  Dated this 26th day of January, 1928.  Ellen May McEnery, Administratrix, by H. N. Farmer, Acton, Ont., her Solicitor.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2239,'NI0528','CN','John was aged 4 days at the time of his death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2232,'NI0517','CN','Registration #034740, Jun 12, 1894, Robt Wilfred NODWELL, Male, Father John Dohmer, Mason, Mother Letitia NODWELL, Informant John Dolmer, Hillsburg, Registered Aug. 6, 1894, Accoucheur, Dr. Hamilton, Registrar Thomas Young');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2233,'NI0518','CN','The 1901 has his date of birth as Nov. 22, 1870.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2234,'NI0519','CN','Jean was a housewife.  The undertaker at her death was F. Wood of Erin.  Death certificate on file.  The date of birth listed on the 1901 census is Aug. 21, 1866.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2235,'NI0520','CN','Jane was also known as Jennie.  Her birth date is listed as May 3, 1877 on the 1901 census.  She was living with her brother Peter.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2236,'NI0521','CN','The stone at grave 41-6 at Erin Union Cemetery reads, KIRKWOOD, In loving memory of Robert Kirkwood, Mar. 5, 1877 - Aug. 5, 1956.  Beloved husband of Jennie Binnie, Aug. 2, 1879 - July 20, 1964.  The Lord is my shephard.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2237,'NI0523','CN','Her name is given as Jane A. on the 1901 census.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2238,'NI0524','CN','Acton Free Press - June 5, 1952 - p.8\nSinclair - Suddenly at her reisdence, lot 2, concession 8, Erin township, on\nSunday, June 1, 1952, Edith Rose Burt, widow of David John Sinclair, dear\nmother of Garnet and Jean, in her 61st year.  Rested at her residence from\nTuesday, noon until Wednesday, where private service was held, followed by\nservice in Ballinafad United Church.  Interment Erin Cemetery.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2231,'NI0516','CN','Registration #049286, Dec 11, 1906, Robert James NODWELL, male, father Robt. D. Nodwell, father, mother Euphemia Lillias YOUNG. Informant R. D. Nodwell, Erin Tp. Registered Jan 30, 1907. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson. Registrar Thomas Young.\n\nFrom the Hillsburgh News column in the Erin Advocate, Jan 2, 1947 edition:  Dr. R. J. and Mrs Nodwell of Toronto spent the Christmas holiday at the home of the former\'s parents, Mr and Mrs. R. D. Nodwell.\n\nThere is a flat tomb stone beside Mungo Carrick Nodwell for Robert.  It is inscribed, Robt J. Nodwell, M.D. 1906-1996 Colonel RCAMC.  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2230,'NI0515','CN','Registration #048354, Jul 10, 1905, Lilliam Kathleen NODWELL, female, father Robt. D. Nodwell, farmer, mother Lillias Euphemia YOUNG. Informant Robt. D. Nodwell. Registered Aug 9, 1905. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2229,'NI0514','CN','Registration #045004, Nov 5, 1901, Mary Elizabeth NODWELL, female, father Robt. D. Nodwell, farmer, mother Lillias Euphema YOUNG. Informant R. D. Nodwell. Registered Jan 4, 1902. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.\n\nCounty of Wellington, Erin Twp., Deaths 1921 FHC film #1863545.\n\nNodwell, May Elizabeth.  County of Wellington, Division of Erin.  Registration number 034732.  Dr Allan Gibson attended at the death.  Died Hillsburg, single, age 20.   Farmers daughter.  The undertaker was J. W. Turner, Hillsburg, Ontario.  Copy of the death certificate is on file.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.\nHer death notice was published in the Thursday, June 9, 1921 edition of the Acton Free Press, a copy is on file and reads as follows:  NODWELL-At Hillsburg, on Wednesday, May 25, 1921, Mary Elizabeth (Mayme) Nodwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nodwell, in her 20th year.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2228,'NI0509','CN','A paper written by Fran Currie on Nov. 5, 1999, My Memories of Homestead Farm and Mung & Lillian Nodwell.  Homestead Farm was a magical place in my childhood.  We played hospital in the big closets in the bedrooms - the side shelves made wonderful beds.  We played house in the hen houses when they were empty.  We jumped off the beams of the barn into the hay.  We rode horses around the fiel.  We skated on the frozen creek that ran through the field.  We jumped from boulder to boulder down the backlane stone fence.  Lillian would usually be the first person I would see as I cut across the field to the laneway.  She would be coming out the milk house door, or from the garden, or out the back door of the house or on her way out the back lane.  She was such a gentle person and had such an enthusiasm for life.  Always she would make you feel, she was really glad to see you.  Then she would share with you a recent discovery that she had made and send you on your way to whatever sctivity was going on.  There was always something going on, usually Lillian initiated.\n\nLillian was a wonderful cook.  Her speciality was pie.  My favourite was elderberry.  It was alwsays made with no lower crust in a big rectangular roasting pan.  Nothing was made on a small scale at Nodwell\'s because you never knew how many were going to be there.  People never seemed to want to go home when they went to Homestead Farm.\n\nI have many happy memories of times in the main living room.  Lillian would be in and out.  She might be doing some painting.  She would stop on her way through and suggest a game.  People would gather round a table.  next time though there might be a need for another table full.  Mung would be sitting in the corner, smiling and watching it all.  At some point she would start to cook.  A bit of help was needed here and there and people would move in and out.  There was never any sense of urgency.  You enjoyed what you were doing.  Food came and you ate some, and went on with the game.  More food came.  The games went on.  The dish brigade swung into action.  It was so much fun.  \n\nSunday afternoons were picnic times.  A small cooking fire was made in the field down near the pines.  Lillian would get the coffee going in a tin pail.  It was always served with tinned evaporated milk.  While it was coming to a boil, Lillian would go looking for puff ball, if it was the right time of year.  she taught me my first lessons in conservation.  She had a great respect and love for nature.  You only took what you could use.  Other Sundays we would pile in the car and go up to the Grand River near Grand Valley.  Again there would be the fire with the tin pail for the coffee.  Mung would have his Sunday snooze and we would go exploring the riverbed.  At maple syrup time, the picnic would be down at the bush.  She would put eggs into the boiling sap to hard boil them and then we would have bread and maple syrup cooled in a snow bank.\n\nWhen conditions were just right, we used to skate at night on the upper pond.  There was a big tree stump out in the middle that was a gathering place.  One skate round there would be nothing there.  The next skate round, and we would discover a big platter of Newport fluffs, drizzled with maple syrup and made into balls.  Lillian had been there.\n\nParties at Homestead Farm were on a grand scale.  The whole community was invited and came.  It was an awe inspiring sight.  every room in the whouse would be given over to various card games.  I can remember as a child wandering from room to room watching the people.  One bedroom would be set up for euchre, another bedroom would be for bridge, the kids usually gathered in what was called the library just off the kitchen.  Lillian would be organizing food, and flitting here and there making sure every one was being looked after.\n\nYes, Homestead Farm was a magical place.  It got that magic from two very special people - Mung and Lillian Nodwell.\n\nA picture of her tomb stone is on file.\n\nHer obiturary reads NODWELL, Lilian E. (nee Ferguson) - Born August 1902, died October 20, 1999.  Wife of the late Mungo Nodwell of Homestead Farm, Hillsburgh.  Mother of Mary Buckles, Kathleen (Pat) Schulze, Nina Nodwell and LInda Wright.  A memorial service will be held at St. Andrew\'s Presbyterian Church, Hillsburgh on Friday, November 5, 1999 at 2 p.m..  In lieu of flowers, please donate to EWAG, Box 786,Erin,  N0B 1T0.\n\nThere was a tribute to Lilian by Pauline Spence\nWhen I learned on Friday of Mrs. Nodwell\'s death last week, I thought back to my childhood of how big a part she played in it.  When I remember her, it will always be summer, with the breezes whistling through the old pines and the smell of freshly baked pies in the air.   During haying season, most of the kids in town were at Nodwell\'s, riding back and forth on the wagons.  Lillian never seemed to mind if there were an extra dozen or so children underfoot, even though she must have tired of making pitcher after pitcher of the best lemonade we had ever tasted.  Mrs. Nodwell was also an accomplished painter, and taught me a love of art.  She painted portraits of some of us, and I will never forget the time she had stripped the walls of the hall down to the bare plaster and gave paints, crayons and pastels to about ten kids and told us to paint the walls.  We thought we were in heaven!  She showed us how to find Indian arrowhead, how to hunt for fossils, how to make maple syrup, and so much more.  I think she was the most brilliant person, and personality I have ever known.  Some people might say she marched to the beat of a different drummer, but I think she walked to the song in her heart.  Thank you so much, Mrs. Nodwell.\n\nGlobe and Mail 29-10-99\nNODWELL, Lilian (nee Ferguson)\n\nNODWELL, Lilian (nee Ferguson) Died October 20, 1999. Wife of the late Mungo Nodwell of Homestead Farm, Hillsburgh. Leaves daughters, Mary Buckles, Pat Schulze, Nina Nodwell, Linda Wright; ten grandchildren and twelve greatgrandchildren. Memorial service Friday, November 5, at 2 p.m., at St. Andrew\'s Presbyterian Church, Hillsburgh. Donations may be made to E.W.A.G., Box 786, Erin N0B 1T0.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2227,'NI0508','CN','Registration #043359, Mar 18, 1900, Mungo Carrick NODWELL, male, father Robert D. Nodwell, farmer, mother Lillias Euphemia YOUNG. Informant R. D. Nodwell. Registered Apr 19, 1900. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.\n\nThe 1901 census lists his date of birth as Mar. 18, 1900.\n\nDetroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957 about Mungo Nodwell\nName: Mungo Nodwell Arrival Date: 14 Jun 1930 Age: 30 years 3 months Birth Date: abt 1900 Birthplace:Hulsburg On Gender: Male Race/Nationality: Irish Port of Arrival: Detroit, Michigan Accompanied by: Brother Robert; Friend Harold Cook Departure Contact: Father Robert Hilleburg Arrival Contact: Brother William E Nodwell Microfilm Roll Number: M1478_72 \n\nMungo Nodwell sold six acres of his farm on the 7th Line and here Ross R. MacKay Public School was built and officially opened June 24, 1960.  The children must have the most beautiful view in Ontario: sheep grazing on the rolling hillside at the back of the school. (from Hillsburgh\'s Heyday by Patricia Kortland) \nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2224,'NI0504','CN','Robert is listed as Robert McEnery Jr. on his still born daughter\'s death certificate.  His address is listed as R R #1, Georgetown.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2225,'NI0505','CN','Annie Cole died, unmarried.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2226,'NI0507','CN','Ellen\'s parents were John Robson, a farmer and Susan Hill.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2223,'NI0502','CN','County of Wellington, Erin Twp. Births - 1896, FHC film #1846558\nNodwell, William Ewert.  County of Wellington, Erin Twp.  Registration number 040343.  Born Oct. 3rd, 1896.  Parents Lillias Euphemia Young & Robt. D. Nodwell, farmer, Erin.  Dr. Hamilton.  On the 1901 census, it lists his date of birth as Oct. 31, 1896.\n\nWilliam was a student in 1915 when he joined the armed forces. He was a Lieutenant in the 30th Wellington Riflers.  He had a scar under his left nostril, fair complextion and blue eyes with fair coloured hair.  He was a presbyterian.\n\nErin Advocate, Dec. 28, 1917 edition in the local interest column.  Lieut. W. E. Nodwell who has been at the front, returned home on Monday morning, after being in a hospital in England for some time with pleurisy.\n\nNew York Passenger Lists Record info about William Ewart Nodwell Name: William Ewart Nodwell Arrival Date:27 Oct 1936 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1896 Age:40 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Southampton, England Place of Origin:Canada Ship Name:Aquitania Port of Arrival:New York, New York Nativity:Scotch Line:17 Microfilm Serial:T715 Microfilm Roll: 5892 Page Number: 40 Friend\'s Name: H Brinton Co Port Arrival State: New York Port Arrival Country: United States Birth Location: Canada Birth Location Other: Ontario  He is listed on this passenger list but on the manifest it says he did not embark.  He must have taken the later ship in Nov.\n\nNew York Passenger Lists Record info about William E Nodwell\nName: William E Nodwell Arrival Date:17 Nov 1936 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1896 Age:40 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Southampton, England Place of Origin:Canada Ship Name:Queen Mary Port of Arrival: New York, New York Nativity:Scotch Line: 16 Microfilm Serial:T715 Microfilm Roll: 5901 Page Number: 44 Port Arrival State: New York Port Arrival Country: United States Birth Location: Canada Birth Location Other: Ontario\n\nDetroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957 about William E Nodwell\nName: William E Nodwell Arrival Date: 14 Mar 1947 Age: 50 Birth Date: 3 Oct 1896 Birthplace: Hillsburg On Gender: Male Race/Nationality: Irish Port of Arrival: Detroit, Michigan Departure Contact: Wife Eloria  \nMicrofilm Roll Number: M1478_72');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2222,'NI0501','CN','Registration #043414, Oct 13, 1900, Rosa Jane NODWELL, female, father William H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant Wm. H. Nodwell. Registered Dec 13, 1900. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson\n\nOn the census for 1901, Erin, it lists her birth date as Oct. 15, 1900.\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 33, grave 17-10, Our Darling/ Rosa Jane/ Daughter of/ Wm. H. & Rosa Jane/ Nodwell/ Born Aug. 13, 1900/ Died May 12, 1901/\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34, grave 18-13, Our Darling/ Rosa Jane/ Daughter of/ Wm. H. & Rosa Jane/ Nodwell/ Born Oct. 13, 1900/ Died May 12, 1901/ \n\nI have no idea what this is all about, have never heard of someone having 2 birthdays.\n\nVital Statistics index for deaths Ontario 0901, registration #028774-01.  Copy on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2221,'NI0499','CN','Registration #043572, Jan 3, 1898, Wm. Edwin NODWELL, male, father Wm. H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant W. H. Nodwell. Registered Mar 3, 1898. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.\n\nWilliam\'s birth was registered on Mar. 5, 1898 by his father W. H. Nodwell.  Looking at the actual registration, his middle name is listed as Edward.  His date of birth is given as Jan. 3 on the 1901 census.  His attestation papers from the Canadian Forces states he was living in Orangeville in 1916.  He gave his date of birth as Jan. 3, 1898, he was a student and single.  He had a 1 1/2 in scar on his right shin, had fair complextion, blue eyes and light coloured hair.\n\nOn his attestation paper for the Canadian forces he stated his Christian name as Edwin William, present address Orangeville, Ontario and nex of kin as his mother Rose Nodwell, birthdate as Jan. 3, 1898.\n\nName: Nodwell, W Edwin Source Citation:\nWho\'s Who in Canada. An illustrated biographical record of Canada\'s leading men and women in business, government and academia. 1984- 1985 edition. Agincourt, ON, Canada: Gage Publishing, Global Press, 1984. (WhoCan 1984) Biography contains portrait.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2215,'NI0484','CN','Registration #037134, Aug 21, 1888. Mary NODWELL, female, Father William H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant Wm H. Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered Oct 26, 1888. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton, Registrar Thomas Young');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2216,'NI0485','CN',' Lars (Lewie) Gudleiksson  Hovde as named on Ancestry.com');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2217,'NI0487','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Howard Nodwell\nName: Howard Nodwell Date of Birth: 27 Apr 1890 Gender:Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: William H Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rosa Jane Young Roll Number: MS929_102\n\nRegistration #036198, Apr 27, 1890. Howard NODWELL, male, Father William H. Nodwell, Farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant William H. Nodwell, Farmer, Erin. Registered Sep 5, 1890. No physician. Registar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2218,'NI0493','CN','Vera Cecile and Verna Clara were twins.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2219,'NI0494','CN','Verna Clara and Vera Cecile were twins.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2220,'NI0495','CN','Registration #036420, Sep 27, 1893. Elizabeth NODWELL, female. Father Wm. H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant Wm. H. Nodwell, Erin. Registered Dec 12, 1893. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton. Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2213,'NI0474','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery 18-12 (West) N/ Mary E. Brown/ 1904 - 1982/ Wife of/ Robert H. Nodwell/ Nodwell/\n\n18-12A Evelyn/\n18-12B Father/  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2214,'NI0480','CN','Obituaries - Sep. 20, 2008\nNODWELL, Edna - Peacefully, at Headwaters Health Care Centre, Orangeville, on Friday, September 19, 2008 in her 74th year. Beloved wife of George. Dear mother of Evelyn (Oliver) Bilton, Betty (Louie) Pringle and Wayne (Denise) Nodwell. Cherished grandmother of seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Resting at the Butcher Family Funeral Home , Erin, where the Funeral Service will take place on Monday, September 22, 2008 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Wayne Maddock officiating. Burial at Huxley Cemetery, Hillsburgh. Visitation on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2210,'NI0470','CN','Eva May and Rosa J. Nodwell were twins.  Orangeville Banner, June 29, 1916\nOn June 26, 1916 to Mrs. R. H. Nodwell two girls, Rosa Jane and Eva Mary.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2211,'NI0471','CN','Rosa J. and Eva May Nodwell were twins.  Orangeville Banner, June 29, 1916\nOn June 26, 1916 to Mrs. R. H. Nodwell two girls, Rosa Jane and Eva Mary.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2212,'NI0473','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 51, grave 27-13, McPherson/ Clarence G./ McPherson/ 1914 - 1970/ Beloved Husband of/ Helen G. Nodwell/\n\nGrave 27-13A Father/');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2209,'NI0469','CN','Eva\'s parents were Donald E. McGill and Betsy White.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.  Her death notice from the Acton Free Press reads as follows.  NODWELL-In Erin, township on Thursday, January 25, 1923, Eva Jane McGill, beloved wife of Mr. R. Harvey Nodwell, in her 33rd year.  A copy of the notice is on file.  She died in child birth.\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Eva Jane McGill\nName: Eva Jane McGill Death Date: 25 Jan 1923 Death Location: Wellington Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1891 Birth Location: Erin');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2207,'NI0467','CN','Dina Juliah and Joseph Dougald Thomson were twins.\nRegistration #034738, Apr 11, 1892. Dina THOMSON, female, Father Neil Thomson, Farmer, mother Letitia COLLINS. Informant Neil Thomson, Farmer, Erin. Registered Apr 19, 1892. Accoucheur Dr. A.H. McKinnon, Registrar Thomas Young. (Note: twin with #0364737)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2208,'NI0468','CN','Registration #036112, Mar 12, 1887. Robert Harvey NODWELL, male, Father William H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant William H. Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered May 9, 1887. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton, Hillsburg, Registrar Thomas Young.\n\nHis date of birth is listed as Mar. 18, 1887 on the 1901 census for Erin.  Registration #036112, Mar 12, 1887. Robert Harvey NODWELL, male, Father William H. Nodwell, farmer, mother Rosa Jane YOUNG. Informant William H. Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered May 9, 1887. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton, Hillsburg, Registrar Thomas Young. \n\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34, grave 18-12 (East) Eva Jane McGill/ Wife of R.H. Nodwell/ Born Nov. 14, 1890/ Died Jan. 25, 1923/ Robert Harvey/ Husband of Evelyn Brown/ Born March 12, 1887/ Died May 24, 1965/ Nodwell/  A picture of the stone is on file.  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2206,'NI0464','CN','Joseph Dogald Thomson and Dina Juliah Thomson were twins.\nRegistration #034737, Apr 11, 1892. Joseph Dugald THOMSON, male, Father Neil Thomson, Farmer, mother Letitia COLLINS. Informant Neil Thomson, Farmer, Erin. Registered Apr 19, 1892. Accoucheur Dr. A.H. McKinnon, Registrar Thomas Young. (Note: twin with #0364738)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2205,'NI0447','CN','Registration #037855, Jul 6, 1883. Maggie Theresa THOMSON, female, Father Neil Thomson, Farmer, Mother Letitia COLLINS. Informant N. Thomson, Farmer, Erin. Registered May 24, 1884. Accoucheur Dr. McKinnon, Hillsburg, Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2204,'NI0445','CN','Registration #036753, Jan 3, 1882, Sarah Jane THOMSON, female, father Neil Thomson, labourer, mother Letitia COLLINS. Informant Neil Thomson, father of child, Hillsburg. Registered Jan 21, 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McKinnon. Registrar Thos. Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2202,'NI0428','CN','Registration #037464, Oct 30, 1882, Emeline HUNTER, female, father Andrew Hunter, tailor, mother Jane LANG. Informant Andrew Hunter, tailor, village of Erin. Registered Dec 15, 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler.\n\nShe was living with the John Everdell family in the 1901 census, listed as his niece.  She is again listed with her family on page 10 of subdistrict 6, family number 104.\n\nShe was known as Ella.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2203,'NI0429','CN','Registration #033645, Mar 24, 1877, Wm. Henry MCLAREN, male, father John McLaren, farmer, mother Jannett MCINTYRE. Informant John McLaren, farmer, Erin. Registered May 19, 1877. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler.\n\nHis name is given as William H. on the 1901 census and his date of birth is given as Mar. 24, 1876.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2201,'NI0423','CN','Erin Advocate, February 7, 1996 - p.12\nLang, G. Lillian - Peacefully, at Dufferin Oaks, Shelburne, on Friday,\nFebruary 2, 1996.  Lillian Gregson (formerly of Hillsburgh) in her 87th\nyear.  Beloved wife of the late Andrew Lang (1981).  Loving mother of Helen\n(Mrs. Herman Galbraith) of Shelburne.  Predeceased by son Lloyd Lang (1988).\nDear mother-in-law of Mildred Lang, of Hillsburgh. Cherished grandmother of\nBrian Lang, Laurinda Lang, Valerie Quarrie, Cheryl DesRoche, Heather Rhodes,\nPauline Galbraith, and the late Kevin Lang (1987).\nGreat grandmother of 7 great grandchildren.  Predeceased by brothers Bill,\nLorne, Wallce and sister Nellie Gerrie.  Mrs. Lang rested at Butcher Family\nHome, 5399 Main St. S., Erin, where the funeral service was held Monday,\nFebruary 5th, with Rev. John Deyarmond officiating.  Spring interment Huxley\ncemetery.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2194,'NI0396','CN','Registration #037132, Dec 26, 1887. Edith LANG, female, Father Henry Lang, farmer, mother Sarah WHEELER. Informant A. H. McKinnon, M.D. Hillsburg. Registered Sep 17, 1888. Accoucheur A. H. McKinnon, Registrar Thomas Young.   Her date of birth on the 1901 census is Dec. 25th.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2195,'NI0404','CN','Her date of birth on the 1901 census is Mar. 5, 1889.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2196,'NI0405','CN','Her birth date is listed on the 1901 census as May 23, 1892.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2197,'NI0406','CN','The 1901 census states her date of birth is Dec. 27th, 1892.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2198,'NI0414','CN','In the Thursday July 5, 1945 edition of the Erin Advocate, it mentions Vernon receive 75.5% in grade IX to X.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2199,'NI0417','CN','Her name is Lilian G Crook on her tomb stone.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2200,'NI0422','CN','Registration #045071, Dec 15, 1902, Andy LANG, male, father Henry Lang, farmer, mother Sarah WHEELER. Informant Allan Gibson, M.D. Registered Dec 31, 1902. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2193,'NI0395','CN','Russell was 8 days old at the time of his death.  He was attended by Dr. Allan Gibson.   The informant was Norman Somerville, his father.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2192,'NI0389','CN','Bessie\'s obituary was in the Erin Advocate, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1946.  A copy of which is on file, it reads as follows:  A resident of Erin Township passed away at Guelph General Hospital on Friday December 28, 1945, in the person of Bessie Land, beloved wife of Norman Somerville, in her 60th year, following an illness of three weeks from pneumonia.  A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lang, she is survived by her husband, one son, Ernie and one daughter, (Mildred), Mrs. Thomas Cook, Erin, three brothers - Thomas Lang, Andrew Lang, William Lang and four sisters - (Ella) Mrs. Wm. Thomas, Alton; Mrs. Edith Smart, Erin; (Mae) Mrs. Alfred Thomas, Toronto; Susie Lang, Toronto.  The funeral took place from Bowes\' Chapel, Hillsburgh, on Sunday, December 30th to Hillsburgh Disciple Church when Rev. W. G. Charlton conducted the obsequies.  Interment at Huxley Cemeter.  The pall-bearers were James Allen, James Cruickshank, H. A. Carmichael, Stanley Hall, Walter Huxley, John McDougall.  The flower bearers were John Smart, Andrew Lang, Lloyd Lang, Arnold Somerville, James Somerville, Russell Somerville.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2190,'NI0376','CN','Her age is given as 15 in the 1881 census for Erin where she is living with her parents and her name is given as Emily.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2191,'NI0388','CN','Guelph Mercury, December 30, 1955 - p.16\nLang - At the Guelph General Hospital on Wednesday evening, December 28th,\n1955, Thomas Lang, of Hillsburgh, in his 76th year.  Resting at the C.B.\nSwackhammer Funeral Home, Hillsburgh.  Funeral service on Saturday, Dec. 31\nat 2:30 p.m.  Interment Huxley cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2189,'NI0371','CN','His date of birth on the 1901 census is July 13, 1899.\nRegistration #042134, Aug. 13, 1899, John Jas. FAULKNER, male, father Edward Wesley Faulkner, tinsmith, mother Lettie EVERDELL, Informant W. E. Faulkner Registered Sep. 29, 1899. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2188,'NI0361','CN','She is listed as Lilan on the 1901 census.  Could this Letitia and Lilly be the same person with the date of birth wrong on the 1901 census as so many of the others are?');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2184,'NI0336','CN','His date of birth is given as February 07, 1875 on the 1901 census for Erin.\nRegistration #024239, 14 March 1873. Henry EVERDALE, male. Father Robert Everdale, farmer. Mother Sarah LANG. Informant Robert Everdale, farmer, Erin. Registered 19 March 1873. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham. Registrar Charles Ferguson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2185,'NI0342','CN','Registration #033640, May 3, 1877, Mabel EVERDELL, female, father Robert Everdell, labourer, mother Sarah LANG. Informant Robert Everdell, labourer, Erin. Registered May 24, 1877. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham. Registrar Wm. Tyler.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2186,'NI0347','CN','Registration #034397, Mar 4, 1879, Robert EVERDELL, male, father Robert Everdell, farmer, mother Sarah LANG. Informant Robert Everdell, farmer, Erin. Registered Mar 17, 1879. Accoucheur Mrs. Tory. Registrar Wm. Tyler. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2187,'NI0350','CN','Registration #038033, Nov 7, 1884. Elcie EVERDALE, female, Father Robt Everdale, farmer, mother Sarah LANG. Informant Robt Everdale, farmer, Erin. Registered Jan 21, 1885. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Thomas Young.\n\nI think the spelling should be Elsie and Mr. Young was doing his spell it as I like thing again as he had done on many registrations.\n\nThe 1901 census has her year of birth as 1885.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2181,'NI0318','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2182,'NI0323','CN','The 1901 census states he immigrated from the US in 1868.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2183,'NI0334','CN','Registration #12090, June 28, 1870. Nancy EVERDALE, female. Father Robert EVERDALE, Farmer. Mother Sarah LANG. Informant Robert Everdale, Farmer, Erin. Registered 9 July. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham, Registrar C. Ferguson, Division Erin, County Wellington.\n\nIs this for Annie?  Her tomb stone in Huxley lists her birth as 1870.  Nancy and Ann were interchangeable.\n\nThe 1901 census lists her birth year as 1873.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2177,'NI0311','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2178,'NI0312','CN','She is listed as Nancy F. on the 1901 census and her date of birth is given as Mar. 8.\n\nHer age is listed as 77 years on her tomb stone.  There is a picture of the stone on file.  The death certificate has her age as 76 years, 11 months, 16 days.\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Ann Haws\nName: Ann Haws Death Date: 23 Feb 1912 Death Location: Dufferin Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1836 Birth Location: England #009571\n\nOrangeville Banner Reel 34\nREDMAN Annie (Mrs. H. Haws) - 7-Mar-1912 P 3, C 3 (d)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2179,'NI0314','CN','She is listed on her daughter Pearl\'s birth registration as Waze Potter and then on the 1901 census as Louisa Everdell.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2180,'NI0317','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.   From the May 12, 1949 edition of the Erin Advocate, copy on file.  Suddenly on Thursday, May 5, 1949, William Everdell, a life long and respected barber and business man of Hillsburgh, was called to his last reward.   In his 83rd year.  He was a son of the late Robert Everdell and his wife, Sarah Lang.  At the age of 18 he learned the barber trade with the late John Warden of Acton, and practiced his trade continuously till 1946, a period of 62 years, all in his native village of Hillsburgh.  The late Mr. Everdell is survived by three brothers and three sisters, Mrs. Annie England, Hillsburgh, Mrs. Mabel England, Toronto, Mrs, Warnest Ross, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Arnold of Soquel, California, Elmer on the homestead, Hillsburgh and Henry of Guelph.  A funeral was held from the Bowes\' Funeral Home, Hillsburgh, on Sunday May 8, and was attended by a large number of friends and relatives both locally and from a distance,.  The large number of beautiful floral offerings spoke of the respect in which the deceased was held.  The pall-bearers were six business associates, Alex McLachlan, William Glassford, Goerg Lacey, George Ellenton, Melwood Barden and Roy McConnell.  Interment was made in Huxley Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2174,'NI0308','CN','Registration #034781, Sep 22, 1892. James Gordon NODWELL, male, Father Robt C. Nodwell, Farmer, mother Jane H. HAMILTON. Informant R. C. Nodwell, Erin. Registered Nov 3, 1892. Accoucheur Dr McNaughton, Erin, Registrar Thomas Young\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 22, grave 11-7 (East) James G. Nodwell/ Died/ Nov. 9, 1904/ Aged 12 Yr\'s/ Alfonzo Nodwell/ Died/ Mar. 20, 1928/ Aged 48 Years/ Buried At Chatham/\n\nRecord of death from the Vital Statistics Record for the year 1904, registration #0293850-04.  Copy on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2175,'NI0309','CN','She was known as Milly.\nRegistration #034754, Oct 8, 1894. Jane Amelia NODWELL, female. Father Robt C. Nodwell, farmer, mother Jane HAMILTON. Informant Robt. C. Nodwell, Erin. Registered Oct 26, 1894. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton. Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2176,'NI0310','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Hugh Mclachlan Mclachan\nName: Hugh Mclachlan Mclachan Date of Birth: 6 Nov 1882 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: John McLachan Mother\'s Name: Barbara White Roll Number: MS929_57\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (South/Sud) (#126) Subdistrict: Erin B-6 Page 14\nMcLachlan John M Head M May 24 1855 45 \nMcLachlan Ellen F Wife M Sep 6 1865 35 \nMcLachlan Hugh M Son S Nov 6 1882 18 \nMcLachlan Archie M Son S Feb 3 1897 4 \nMcLachlan Wilfred M Son S Sep 1 1899 1 \nMcLachlan Marion F Daughter S Nov 9 1886 14 \nMcLachlan Flora F Daughter S May 13 1890 10 \nMcLachlan Mary F Daughter S Sep 9 1891 9 \nMcLachlan Jennie F Daughter S Jun 10 1894 7\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Wellington South / 11 Erin Township / page 13\nMcLachlan John M Head M May 1855 56 \nMcLachlan Ellen F Wife M Sep 1865 45 \nMcLachlan Hugh M Son S Nov 1883 27 \nMcLachlan Archy M Son S Feb 1897 14 \nMcLachlan Wilfred M Son S Sep 1899 11 \nMcLachlan Mary F Daughter S Sep 1891 19 \nMcLachlan Jennie F Daughter S Mar 1894 17 \nMcLachlan Pearl F Daughter S Sep 1903 7');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2172,'NI0306','CN','1920 United States Federal Census Record info about Nodwell Jacobs\nName: Nodwell Jacobs Age: 7 years  Estimated birth year: abt 1913 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Home in 1920: Yuma, Yuma, Arizona Sex: Male Marital status: Single Relation to Head of House: Son Year of immigration: 1915 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother\'s Birth Place: Canada Father\'s Birth Place: Canada Image: 1102\n\n1930 United States Federal Census Record info about Nodwell Jacobs\nName: Nodwell Jacobs Age: 17 Estimated birth year: abt 1913 Birthplace: Canada Relation to head-of-house: Son Father\'s Name: James H King Mother\'s Name: Ivy King Race: White Home in 1930: Modesto, Stanislaus, California');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2173,'NI0307','CN','1930 United States Federal Census Record info about James H King\nName: James H King Age: 52 Estimated birth year: abt 1878 Birthplace: Kansas Relation to head-of-house: Head Spouse\'s Name: Ivy King Race: White Home in 1930: Modesto, Stanislaus, California\n\nCalifornia Death Index, 1940-1997 Record info about JAMES H KING\nName: KING, JAMES H Social Security #: 0 Sex: MALE Birth Date: 12 Jul 1877 Birthplace: KANSAS Death Date: 7 Apr 1951 Death Place: STANISLAUS Mother\'s Maiden Name: Father\'s Surname: KING');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2171,'NI0305','CN','Walter\'s parents were Albert H. Jacobs, a farmer and Mary Sylvestor.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Walton Lawrance Jacobs\nName: Walton Lawrance Jacobs Date of Birth: 17 Apr 1885 Gender: Male Birth County: Huron Father\'s Name: Albert H Jacobs Mother\'s Name: Mary Sylvester Roll Number: MS929_71\n\n1920 United States Federal Census Record info about Lawrence Jacobs\nName: Lawrence Jacobs Age: 34 years Estimated birth year: abt 1886 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Home in 1920: Yuma, Yuma, Arizona Home owned: Own Sex: Male Marital status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Year of immigration: 1912 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother\'s Birth Place: Canada Father\'s Birth Place: Canada Image: 1102');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2170,'NI0304','CN','Registration #037140, Jun 3, 1888. Sarah Ivy NODWELL, female, Father Robert C. Nodwell, farmer, mother Jane HAMILTON. Informant R. C. Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered Nov. 21, 1888. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton, Registrar Thomas Young.\n\nHer date of birth on the 1901 census is listed as June 3, 1889.  Registration #037140, Jun 3, 1888. Sarah Ivy NODWELL, female, Father Robert C. Nodwell, farmer, mother Jane HAMILTON. Informant R. C. Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered Nov. 21, 1888. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton, Registrar Thomas Young. \n\n1920 United States Federal Census Record info about Iva Jacobs\nName: Iva Jacobs Age: 31 years  Estimated birth year: abt 1889 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Home in 1920: Yuma, Yuma, Arizona Sex: Female Marital status:Married Relation to Head of House: Wife Year of immigration: 1915 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother\'s Birth Place: CanadaFather\'s Birth Place: Canada Image: 1102\n\n1930 United States Federal Census Record info about Ivy King\nName: Ivy King Age: 42 Estimated birth year: abt 1888 Relation to head-of-house: Wife Spouse\'s Name: James H King Home in 1930: Modesto, Stanislaus, California');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2169,'NI0301','CN','Registration #038108, Sep 27, 1885. Annie Ethel NODWELL, female, Father Robt Nodwell, farmer, mother Jane HAMILTON. Informant Robt Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered Nov 17, 1885. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Thomas Young.\n\nCemetery transcriptions from Huxley cemetery, Erin Township, page 3, grave 2-7 Annie E. Nodwell/ 1885 - 1967/ Wife of / James R. Harkness/');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2168,'NI0300','CN','Cemetery transcription from the Huxley Cemetery, page 22, grave 11-7 (North) George Robert/ Second Son Of/ Teresa Nodwell and/ Wilfred G.. Packham/ Died Aug 7, 1920/ Aged 4 Years/ 2 Months/ A Little Flower For/ Earth Too Fair/ Has Gone To Heaven/ To Blossom There/ Nodwell/  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2167,'NI0299','CN','California Death Index, 1940-1997 Record info about WILFRED GORDON PACKHAM\nName: PACKHAM, WILFRED GORDON Social Security #: 561586498 Sex: MALE Birth Date: 30 Oct 1913 Birthplace: CANADA Death Date: 9 Jan 1993 Death Place: SAN DIEGO Mother\'s Maiden Name: NODWELL');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2166,'NI0298','CN','Wilfred\'s parents were George C. Packham and Mary Ann Stonehouse.\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON SIMCOE (South/Sud) (#115) Subdistrict: Alliston (Town/Ville) B-1 Page 5\nPackham George C M Head M Jul 5 1840 60 \nPackham Mary A F Wife M Aug 16 1855 45 \nPackham Henry J M Son S Jul 26 1878 22 \nPackham Wilfred G M Son S May 8 1883 17 \nPackham Esther R F Daughter S Mar 18 1888 13\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2164,'NI0296','CN','Her death notice was in the Acton Free Press on Sept 30 1915, page 2, column 1.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2165,'NI0297','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Isabella Teressa Nodwell\nName: Isabella Teressa Nodwell Date of Birth: 22 Jul 1882 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Robert Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Jane Hamilton Roll Number: MS929_57\n\nRegistration #036817, 22 Jul 1882, Isabella Teresa NODWELL, female. Father Robert Nodwell, farmer. Mother Jane HAMILTON. Informant Robt Nodwell, father of child, lot 22 con 8, Erin. Registered 9 Sep 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2162,'NI0294','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Kate Rosella Irmmay Hamilton\nName: Kate Rosella Irmmay Hamilton Date of Birth: 31 Jan 1900 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Jas Hamilton Mother\'s Name: Letitia Nodmell Roll Number: MS929_152');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2163,'NI0295','CN','Registration #036688, Feb 2, 1880. Fonzo NODWELL, male, Father Robert NODWELL, Jr., farmer, Mother Jane HAMILTON, Informant Robert Nodwell, Jr., farmer, Erin. Registered Feb 19, 1880. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Wm Tyler.\n\nDetroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957 about Alfonzo Nodwell\nName: Alfonzo Nodwell Arrival Date: 28 Feb 1917 Age: 37 Birth Date: abt 1880 Birthplace: Hillsburg On Birth Country: Canada Gender: Male Race/Nationality: Irish Port of Arrival: Detroit, Michigan Departure Contact: Father Robert Nodwell Arrival Contact: Sister Mrs Ivy Jacobs Microfilm Roll Number: M1478_72\n\nHe is listed as aged 48 years.  He is buried in Chatham.  This information is from his tomb stone at Huxley Cemetery.  A picture of the stone is on file.\nGrave 11-7, Alfonzo Nodwell died Mar. 20, 1928, aged 48 years, buried at Chatham.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2157,'NI0288','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Ormiston Mcmillan\nName: Ormiston Mcmillan Date of Birth: 10 Dec 1887 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father\'s Name: John H McMillan Mother\'s Name: Martha Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_87');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2158,'NI0289','CN','Registration #034376, Jan 20, 1879. Isabella HAMILTON, female, Father James Hamilton, Wagon Maker, mother Letica NODWELL. Informant James Hamilton, Wagon Maker, Hillsburg, Erin Twp. Registered Jan 22, 1879. Accoucheur Dr McKinnon, Registrar Wm. Tyler\n\nGRAY Isabella (Hamilton) Mt Pleasant cemetery, London (available microfiche only) Middlesex London MX-144-CS');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2159,'NI0290','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON MIDDLESEX (East/Est) (#87) Subdistrict: London C-2 Page 4 Family 41\nGray Allan M Head M Jan 13 1845 56 \nGray Elizabeth F Wife M Jan 11 1847 54 \nGray John C. M Son S Jan 29 1877 24 \nGray Donald M Son S Oct 27 1879 21 \nGray Florence A. F Daughter S Oct 29 1881 19 \nGray Mabel S. F Daughter S Feb 19 1883 18 \nGray Ernest R. M Son S Feb 14 1886 15');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2160,'NI0292','CN','Registration #036815, 16 Jul 1882, Annie HAMILTON, female. Father James Hamilton, tea merchant. Mother Letitia NODWELL. Informant James Hamilton, Hillsburg. Registered 30 Aug 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2161,'NI0293','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Martha Winnifred Hamilton\nName: Martha Winnifred Hamilton Date of Birth: 8 Apr 1892 Gender: Female Birth County: Peel Father\'s Name: James Hamilton Mother\'s Name: Letitia Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_112');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2155,'NI0285','CN','Registration #034457, Sep 17, 1879, Andrew Lorne McMILLAN, male, father John H. McMillan, farmer, mother Martha NODWELL. Informant John H. McMillan, farmer, Erin. Registered Nov 21, 1879. Accoucheur Mrs. Donald McAlester. Registrar Wm. Tyler. Note on the registration, I have no idea what it means (Note - Andrew and Lorne don\'t hitch well)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2156,'NI0287','CN','Registration #037869, Aug 17, 1884. Isabella McMILLAN, female, Father John H. McMillan, Farmer, Mother Martha NODWELL. Informant Jno H. McMillan, Farmer, Erin. Registered Sep 9, 1884. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Thomas Young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2153,'NI0258','CN','County of Wellington, Erin Township, Births - 1874.  McMillan, John Robert.  Born on 6 Dec. 1874 to Martha Nodwell & John H McMillan, farmer, Erin.  Registration number 023830.  Accoucheur was Dr. Burnham.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2154,'NI0259','CN','Registration #035156, Dec 27, 1877, Archibald MCMILLAN, male, father John H. McMillan, farmer, mother Martha NODWELL. Informant John H. McMillian, farmer, Erin. Registered Jan 29, 1878. Accoucheur Mrs. D. McAlister. Registrar Wm. Tyler.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2152,'NI0256','CN','Name (Last, First Middle)  SMITH, BERTDate of Death 11/10/1998  County of Death Pembina Gender MALE Age  99 Years Date of Birth  09/15/1899 State of Residence  North Dakota County of Residence  Pembina\n\nSocial Security Death Index about Bert Smith\nName: Bert Smith SSN: 501-40-7128 Last Residence: 58282  Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota, United States of America Born: 15 Sep 1899 Died: 10 Nov 1998 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1955 )');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2150,'NI0252','CN','U.S. Public Records Index about George E Balsdon\nName: George E Balsdon Birth Date: 1 Nov 1931 Street address: Po Box 73 City: Osnabrock County: Cavalier State: North Dakota Zip Code: 58269 Phone Number: 701-256-5711');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2151,'NI0255','CN','1930 United States Federal Census Record info about Stella Nodwell\nName: Stella Nodwell Age: 19 Estimated birth year: abt 1911 Birthplace: North Dakota Relation to head-of-house: Lodger Race: White Home in 1930: Weigel, Logan, North Dakota\nStella was a teacher at a public school at the time of the census.\n\nShe was 92 years of age at the time of her death.\n\nSocial Security Death Index about Stella Smith\nName: Stella Smith SSN: 501-54-2729 Last Residence: 58282  Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota, United States of America Born: 14 Sep 1910 Died: 19 Oct 2002 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1963-1964 )');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2148,'NI0250','CN','1930 United States Federal Census about Bertha Balsdon\nName: Bertha Balsdon Home in 1930: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1906 Relation to Head of House: Wife Spouse\'s name: Earl Household Members: Earl Balsdon 27, Bertha Balsdon 24');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2149,'NI0251','CN','1920 United States Federal Census about Earl Balsdon\nName: Earl Balsdon [Earl Bolsdon] Home in 1920: Hay, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 17 years Estimated birth year:  abt 1903 Birthplace: North Dakota Relation to Head of House: Son Father\'s name: Fred Father\'s Birth Place: Canada Mother\'s name: Martha Mother\'s Birth Place: Canada Marital Status: Single Race: White Sex: Male Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 251 Household Members: Fred Balsdon 40, Martha Balsdon 37, Earl Balsdon 17, Ethel Balsdon 15, Orval Balsdon 5, Florence Balsdon 2\n\n1930 United States Federal Census about Earl Balsdon\nName: Earl Balsdon Home in 1930: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1903 Birthplace: North Dakota Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse\'s name: Bertha Race: White Household Members: Earl Balsdon 27, Bertha Balsdon 24');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2145,'NI0247','CN','Registration #036786, Dec 29, 1881, Jas. Robt. NODWELL, male, father Andrew Nodwell, farmer, mother Anna Bell HUNTER. Informant Andrew Nodwell, father of child, Lot 21, Con 8, Erin. Registered Apr 11, 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Thos. Young. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2146,'NI0248','CN','Died young.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2147,'NI0249','CN','Social Security Death Index Record info about Earl Nodwell\nName: Earl Nodwell SSN: 502-36-3352 Last Residence: 58282  Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota, United States of America Born: 23 Jul 1901 Last Benefit: 58282  Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota, United States of America Died: May 1979 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1955 )\n\nIndividual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index  \nEarl NODWELL  Birth Date: 23 Jul 1901 Death Date: May 1979 Social Security Number: 502-36-3352 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued:  North Dakota Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 58282 Localities:  Backoo, Pembina, North Dakota Leroy, Pembina, North Dakota Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota Death Benefit Localities Zip Code: 58282 Localities: Backoo, Pembina, North Dakota Leroy, Pembina, North Dakota Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota\n ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2144,'NI0245','CN','Roy was a physics professor and one-time head of the UBC physics department.  Dr. Nodwell created a stimulating environment for student research and creativity.  The Vortek lamp and the \"light pipe\" were among their innovations.  These devices were subsequently commercialized by companies established by his students after their graduation.  Dr. Nodwell\'s gold medal for Programs and Initiatives, was presented in the unique category of Technology Transfer.\n\nName: Nodwell, Roy Birth - Death: 1918- Source Citation: * American Men & Women of Science. A biographical directory of today\'s leaders in physical, biological, and related sciences. 12th edition, Physical & Biological Sciences. Seven volumes. New York: R.R. Bowker, 1971-1973. (AmMWSc 12P) * American Men & Women of Science. A biographical directory of today\'s leaders in physical, biological, and related sciences. 13th edition, Physical & Biological Sciences. Seven volumes. New York: R.R. Bowker, 1976. (AmMWSc 13P) * American Men & Women of Science. A biographical directory of today\'s leaders in physical, biological, and related sciences. 14th edition. Eight volumes. New York: R.R. Bowker, 1979. (AmMWSc 14)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2143,'NI0244','CN','Source: Nanaimo Daily News, Nanaimo, BC, Canada; (May 03, 2003)\nDate: Sat, 03 May 2003 07:44:34 -0700\n\nObituaries (05/03/03)\nNODWELL, Richard John (Jack), born May 27, 1916 passed away peacefully at\nhome on April 30, 2003. For 62 years he was a kindred spirit to his loving\nwife, Pauline. He also leaves behind to carry on his optimistic outlook,\nfour children, Howard, Bev, Clair and Mar, his three brothers, Bruce, Roy\nand Herden (Nod) and a large extended family. He was an inspiration, role\nmodel, legend and all round great guy to all who knew him, including his\nnine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. In his own words, he had a\ngreat run. Born in Asquith, Sask., he later moved to North Battleford where\nhe owned and operated the areas winter taxi service in his wingless,\nland-bound snow plane. Jacks construction experience began as a young boy\nwhen he and his brothers built Asquiths only circular swing. He later moved\nto Calgary where he and his brother Bruce founded the Nodwell Brothers\ncontracting firm which Herden and Roy joined later. Together they ran an\nextensive trucking service, construction company and manufacturing business.\nThey built various service stations, houses, bridges, road culverts, factory\nbuildings, a theater plaza, houseboats and fold-up trailers. Jack also built\none of the early cabinsat Sylvan Lake where, even after two open heart\nsurgeries, he remained an avid water skier up to the age of 82. He was also\nan avid golfer, curler, woodworker and a creative entrepreneur. However, his\ngreatest pride and joy was his love of, and from, his family. A memorial\nservice will be held at St. Stephens United Church, 150 Village Way,\nQualicum Beach on Monday, May 5th at 2:00pm. In lieu of flowers, friends, if\nthey desire, may make a donation towards a memorial bench for Jack,651\nBelyea Rd., Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 1H4, or to Operation Eyesight Universal,\n4 Parkdale Cr. NW, Calgary, AB T2N 9Z9. Jack, Dad, Grandpa, we love you very\nmuch and miss you dearly.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2142,'NI0243','CN','Bruce Nodwell  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nBruce Nodwell (born 1914) is a Canadian inventor who invented the Nodwell 110, a multi-purpose two-tracked vehicle capable of traversing a wide variety of adverse terrain, including sand, mud, muskeg, swamp, and snow.  In 1970, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada.\n\nPetroleum Pulse February 27, 2006\nBruce Nodwell, An Inventor With Drive\nBruce Nodwell had an unusual birth certificate: Province of Saskatchewan, Section 22, Township 36, Range 9, West of the 3rd. Born the son of a homesteader on May 12, 1914, he died in Calgary on January 20, 2006. During the intervening 91 years, Nodwell became the world\'s foremost inventor of industrial tracked vehicles. His signature offroad machine, the Nodwell 110, sold more than 1,500 units, primarily to the North American oilpatch. Half a century later, its direct successor remains in production, albeit much improved and flanked by a fleet of other models.\n\nForemost Industries, founded by Nodwell and his son Jack in Calgary, has a market capitalization above $250 million, and operates in Russia, the United States and elsewhere. Yet success definitely did not come easily. \"I\'ve worn out three or four companies along the way, and quite a few customers, too,\" the self-educated pioneer once remarked.\n\nHis father Howard, raised in North Dakota, homesteaded 25 miles west of Saskatoon (population 500 in 1903) near the village of Asquith at age 16. Then as now, farming was unpredictable. When hail destroyed a grain crop just before harvest, Bruce Nodwell said his parents used the ice to make ice cream and to his recollection made no complaint about seeing a year\'s work wiped out.\n\nHis father became a grain buyer, moving frequently from town to town. Formal education, under the circumstances, was erratic. \"I never learned a thing in school,\" Bruce Nodwell stated flatly in a private family memoir. In 1923, the Nodwells migrated from Carmangay in southern Alberta back to Asquith, where Howard bought an interest in a hardware store. Their 1918 Dodge Touring car, towing a buggy converted into a trailer, travelled on prairie trails used earlier by Red River carts. Colored strips painted sporadically on telephone poles marked the route; the only accommodation was a tent.\n\nThe hardware store in Asquith sold cars, tractors, machine parts and a new apparatus just arriving on the prairies, radios. Working alongside his dad, the son learned well the knack of making do with what\'s at hand. Barbed wire fences, for example, made good radio aerials. In 1929, Howard Nodwell took over a Dodge agency in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. A year later, he hired out an ageing sedan to a five-member railroad survey crew with his son as driver, a job rendered difficult by the vehicle\'s lack of brakes. Whenever Bruce Nodwell (then 16) overshot a tight corner, the head surveyor would remark, \"You don\'t have the brains of a jack rabbit.\"\n\nBy then, the Dirty Thirties had begun in earnest. The Nodwell Dodge dealership sold 39 cars in 1929  only two the following year. As economic depression and drought ravaged the West  Bruce Nodwell shovelled cinders, set up pins in a bowling alley, laboured in a powerhouse and on railroad construction, and more. In his mind, to refuse work of any kind became akin to sin. One contractor took him on as an apprentice, crediting the 21-year-old with extra hours in lieu of wages and enabling him to become Saskatchewan\'s youngest licensed electrician. In 1936, he and his new bride Phyllis moved to Calgary, where they shared a single house with six other families.\n\nThe couple took to ranging the three western provinces in a Dodge half-ton pickup, towing a tiny home-made house trailer (five by twelve feet) with two other workers. The team specialized in quick construction jobs like erecting new service station signs. On one occasion, they were able to eat only because a stranger loaned Nodwell five dollars. Another time, Bruce and Phyllis fixed a leaking flange on a bulk gasoline tank - full at the time - with a hammer and chisel, being careful to avoid sparks. In exchange for risking their lives, they earned five dollars.\n\nIn 1938, Bruce Nodwell landed a job constructing a refinery for British American Oil Company, mainly because he had constructed a pipe threading machine out of old car parts and was willing to rent out the machine. BA paid him 30 cents an hour. Two years later, with World War Two destroying Europe but the North American economy finally in recovery, he got a better job as a construction superintendent for Texaco. Between 1941 and 1947, the Nodwells had a daughter and two sons.\n\nAnother man might have settled down but not Bruce. In 1943, he and his brother Jack (his older son\'s namesake) formed Nodwell Brothers Ltd. They worked with concrete and steel, erecting bridges, schools and tunnels. To house their workers at remote sites, Nodwell Brothers developed the first portable camps. These pioneering units would soon evolve into the wheeled and skid-mounted camps used later by oil exploration crews. To boost sales, the camps were later built by United Trailer, owned by Calgarian Ted Riback. After ATCO Ltd. began to manufacture similar products, Bruce Nodwell and Riback decided that demand was pretty much satisfied in this particular sector and looked for other ventures (a market assessment that in retrospect was remarkably incorrect).\n\nIn 1947, Imperial Oil Limited struck oil at Leduc, and construction of pipeline gathering systems went into high gear. In just four months, Nodwell developed a mobile wrapping machine that would clean steel pipe, prime it, apply a coat of hot tar and wrap it in treated fabric, all in one operation. Made mostly from war surplus parts, the machine worked well. Nodwell partnered with Banister Construction in 1949 to wrap flow lines at Leduc and Redwater, and then sold two machines along with the patent rights to Banister.\n\nImperial Oil approached Nodwell and Riback in 1951 to see if they would build a prototype vehicle capable of transporting a five-ton payload across muskeg. This boggy stuff, very common in the Canadian bush, was severely hindering exploration initiatives in northern Alberta. Nodwell created two vehicles following an Imperial design, but neither functioned properly. Although the oil company then abandoned the effort, Nodwell decided to devote himself full-time to developing a tracked offroad vehicle.\n\nHe operated as North King Equipment (Canada) Ltd., a name that implied it was the subsidiary of an American company because American products were generally deemed more acceptable at that time. Nodwell heavily converted a Ford tractor into his first prototype, which could operate in wheeled or tracked mode. A rear trailer-like section was also developed. Hydraulic articulated power steering between front and rear sections proved a winner (right), and that feature is still in use today. Overall, however, an Imperial Oil crew found that the first North King prototype could not handle the required loads.\n\nThe company came up with a second prototype, and sold 16 machines. Again, Imperial purchased, as did geophysical companies. But the vehicles still lacked sufficient mobility and were mechanically weak. The army and air force each bought one machine. After their initial tests went badly, an airman and soldier tossed a coin, with the \"winning\" service forced to take both unwanted units.\n\nNodwell came up with yet another prototype, using a two-engine concept that provided the mobility required in muskeg, as well as snow, water, mud and rough terrain. In fact, the machine could traverse muskeg that would scarcely hold the weight of a man. Even so, it was ungainly, oversized, costly to maintain and unsaleable. At that point, Riback backed out of the project. But he provided a loan which enabled his still-determined partner to launch Bruce Nodwell Ltd.\n\nThe new firm created three small tracked vehicles called Scout cars, and Imperial gave a grant of $2,000 to develop a powered tracked trailer. In this project, Nodwell came up with a substitute for a simple loop track. Instead he used conveyor belting with an overlap splice. He also invented a double sprocket which made it possible to drive this wide track and also keep it in place while using a single row of wheels. The combination of splice and sprocket could accommodate tracks 40 inches wide. The Scout car provided navigation, while the trailer could haul the required five tons. Imperial bought 30 of each.\n\nThe Scout car was still too underpowered to be fully practical. Instead, Nodwell set about providing his powered trailer with a cab and differential steering device, turning it into a self-operating vehicle. This prototype evolved into the Nodwell 110, indicating its payload in 100-pound units. California-based Western Geophysical gambled on the new equipment, outfitting an Alaska crew with five drill carriers, two seismic recorder vehicles, a mechanics shop, kitchen unit and sleeping quarters. The tracked flotilla proved capable of negotiating severe muskeg conditions.\n\nAlthough the developer called his breakthrough creation a \"tracked truck,\" the industry dubbed it the \"Nodwell.\" (The stripped version at right is typical.) The designer immediately started work on the Nodwell 200, essentially a Model 110 coupled to a powered trailer with a long single deck above both units and equipped with 48-inch tracks. The new vehicle had a 10-ton capacity, enabling it to haul drilling rigs across muskeg.\n\nNodwell\'s business setbacks were far from over. Shell Oil Canada, which commissioned the first Model 200, aborted the project due to broken springs and steering cables, leaking hydraulic lines and other operational problems. About that time, Riback decided to shift into real estate development and called his loan. Robinson Machine and Supply Ltd. bought control of the offroad vehicle business, forming Robin-Nodwell Manufacturing Ltd.\n\nAs luck would have it, big sales occurred shortly after the takeover, including a $250,000 delivery for South America and a 45-unit order from the U.S. Army. American officers told Bruce Nodwell that they\'d never before purchased a civilian vehicle without requesting a single modification for military use. Success, it appeared, was in hand at last.\n\nBut the inventor\'s creative impulses mixed badly with the new management\'s style at Robin-Nodwell and he felt increasingly sidelined within the operation. In 1965, Nodwell left the firm to join his son Jack in establishing a competitor in the same market, Foremost Developments Ltd. This partnership proved a better match.\n\nBorn in 1942, Jack Nodwell had been working as an electrician on the portable camps since age 14. He learned sheet metal work two years later and at 17 shot a company marketing film in Alaska which Foremost still uses as historical footage.  During a summer break from university in 1962, the student designed and manufactured a tracked farm tractor, registering Foremost as a company one year later. His next machine was even more ambitious; it could plough and condition unbroken virgin land in one pass. The prototype did work but proved too expensive to operate.\n\nWhen Bruce Nodwell joined his son at Foremost, their initial offroad oilpatch hauler was the six-ton 6T. Early customers complained about difficult steering and gearing, and the fledgling company found itself in severe financial distress. On a trip to the emerging Rainbow Lake oil play in northern Alberta, Bruce Nodwell had a chance encounter with two Peace River contractors, John McMillan and Vern Estabrook, whose $40,000 investment saved Foremost.\n\nRobin-Nodwell launched a lawsuit against Foremost, alleging that Bruce Nodwell had poached trade secrets and customers. Bitter emotions were aroused, with a number of oil and gas firms supporting Foremost in the form of vehicle purchases. Jack Nodwell and his bride Leila spent their honeymoon in court, where father and son eventually won on all counts.\n\nIn 1966, a nine-person trade delegation from the Soviet Union led by an federal energy minister named Sashin came to Alberta, and realized that the novel \"snow-swamp\" vehicles was tailor-made for Siberia. When the Russians visited Foremost, Bruce Nodwell calmly asked the minister if he\'d like to drive a 6T. His son was horrified, aware of the troubles experienced by other novice drivers. But Sashin maneuvered the tracked truck like a pro, thoroughly enjoying himself - he\'d been a driver in the Red Army.\n\nLater, after a marathon two-week negotiation, sometimes running to 14 hours a day, the Soviets placed a $1.2 million order for 32 Foremost units. The breakthrough came a critical time when Canadian oilfield activity had hit a low point. Foremost\'s bank, concerned that the Russian order would strain the weakened company, cut its line of credit in half. Bruce Nodwell observed that \"a banker gives you an umbrella when the sun is shining but wants it back when it starts to rain.\" The Soviet order was filled by recruiting support from suppliers and later new investors.\n\nBig Russian sales came through again in 1969 and 1970, and Foremost went public the following year. New models found customers as far afield as Southeast Asia and Iran. In 1976, the firm recovered the trade name \"Nodwell\" when its rival folded. Over future decades, Foremost diversified into heavy oil pumps, pipe manufacturing, drilling systems, tanks and coil tubing rigs. In 2001, the company converted to an income trust.\n\nBruce Nodwell became an officer of the Order of Canada. Also, this westerner who did not complete junior high school was made an honorary lifetime member of Alberta\'s professional engineering association. He retired in 1977, and became adept at restoring old cars. His wife Phyllis died in 2004.\n\nOddly enough for such an energetic man, the inventor himself was not a healthy person. At 42, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, which failed to advance for unknown reasons. At his funeral memorial, his son Jack said, \"He had lots of strange illnesses, many of which one would have expected to finish him off. But he would bounce back.\" Resilience, it seems, came as naturally to Bruce Nodwell as mechanical ingenuity.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2141,'NI0241','CN','Surname spelled incorrectly for his birth registration.  Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about John Howard Nadwelle\nName: John Howard Nadwelle Date of Birth: 5 Feb 1885 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father\'s Name: Andrew Nadwelle Mother\'s Name: Anna Bell Hunter Roll Number: MS929_70\n\n1900 United States Federal Census Record info about Howard Nodwell\nName: Howard Nodwell Home in 1900: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 15 Estimated birth year: abt 1885 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Son Immigration year: 1889\n\nIt would appear he was using the name Howard circa 1900 as that is what was reported on the census.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2140,'NI0238','CN','Registration #036735, Jul 11, 1880, David Mercer NODWELL, male, father Andrew Nodwell, farmer, mother Anabella HUNTER. Informant Andrew Nodwell, farmer, Erin. Registered Aug 23, 1880. Accoucheur Mrs. Widow Wheeler. Registrar Wm. Tyler.\nRegistration of his birth the surname is not spelled correctly.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about David Mercer Nodurll\nName: David Mercer Nodurll Date of Birth: 11 Jul 1880 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Andrew Nodurll Mother\'s Name: Amabella Hunter Roll Number: MS929_46\n\nLand Grant\n4 NW 22 36 9 W3\n   Part Section Township Range Meridian\nReference: Liber: 255 Folio: 485 File reel number: C-6134 Names: Mercer David Nodwell\n\n1911 / Saskatchewan / Saskatoon / 14 Townships 34 / page 23\nNodwell Mercer M Head M Jul 1881 30   \nNodwell Myrtle F Wife M Aug 1886 24   \nNodwell Everitt M Son S May 1910 1');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2137,'NI0223','CN','Lavern J. Thompson killed in France 1918 according to Al Kirkwood though I cannot find him on the WW1 database or in any of the military records for Canada.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2138,'NI0233','CN','The 1920 census gives Mercer\'s age as 7 months though the 1930 has him as 17.  His father died in 1914 so I\'m not sure the 1920 date could be correct.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2139,'NI0234','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Wm Anderson Nodnell Nodwell Jr.\nName: Wm Anderson Nodnell Nodwell Jr. Date of Birth: 1 Jul 1877 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Andrew Nodwell Jr. Mother\'s Name: Annabella Hunter Roll Number: MS929_31\n\nRegistration #033872, July 1, 1877, Wm. Anderson NODWELL, Male, father Andrew Nodwell Jr., farmer, mother Annabella HUNTER, Informant Andrew Nodwell Jr, farmer, Erin, Registered July 23, 1877, Accoucheur Dr. Burnham, Registrar Wm. Tyler\n\n1911 / Saskatchewan / Saskatoon / 14 Townships 34 / page 26 \nNodwell William  Andrew St. M Head M Jul 1877 33  \nNodwell Florenece F Wife M Aug 1887 23 1901  \n\nWilliam Nodwell died in Vancouver.  His name is listed as William Andrew Nodwell, certificate number 1962-09-004937.  Aged 84 years.\n\nBritish Columbia Death Index: 1872 to 1979 about William Andrew Nodwell\nName: William Andrew Nodwell Gender: Male Age: 84 Death Date: 1 Apr 1962 Place of Death: Vancouver Registration #: 1962-09-004937 bca #: B13256 gsu #: 2033377');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2136,'NI0216','CN','North Dakota Military Men, 1917-1918 Roster of the Men and Women Who Served in the Army or Naval Service (Including the Marine Corps) of the United States or its Allies from the State of North Dakota in the World War, 1917-1918 Volume 4 Rich to Zygmond\nName: Homer Thomas Thompson Army #: 3,477,891Registrant: yes, Pembina county Birth Place: Cavalier, N. Dak. Birth Date: 12 Sep 1896 Parent\'s Origin: of Canadian parents Occupation: farmer Comment: inducted at Cavalier on Aug. 14, 1918; sent to Fargo Vocational Training School; served in Vocational Training School, to Nov. 4, 1918; Service Park Unit No. 332, to Nov. 8, 1918; Repair Unit No. 316, Motor Transport Corps, to discharge. Discharged at Camp Boyd, Texas, on Feb. 21, 1919, as a Private.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2135,'NI0215','CN','1900 United States Federal Census about Thomas Thompson\nName: Thomas Thompson Home in 1900: Cavalier, Pembina, North Dakota Age: 31 Estimated birth year:abt 1869 Birthplace: Canada Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse\'s name: Mary M Race: White \nImmigration year: 1891 Household Members: Thomas Thompson 31, Mary M Thompson 25, Homer Thomas Thompson 3, Lavern James Thompson 1, Sarah Jane Ball 18\n\n1910 United States Federal Census Record info about Thomas G Thompson\nName: Thomas G Thompson Age in 1910: 41 Estimated birth year: abt 1869 Home in 1910: 1-Wd Cavalier, Pembina, North Dakota Race: White Gender: Male Year of Immigration: 1892 Household Members: Thomas G Thompson 41, Maud Thompson 36, Homer Thompson 13, Luerne Thompson 11, Luella Thompson 8, Howard Thompson 6, Everette Thompson 4, Walten Thompson 2, Esther Thompson 5/12');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2134,'NI0214','CN','County of Wellington, Erin Twp, Births - 1874, Nodwell, Mary Maud.  Born on 30 Aug. 1874 to Anna Bell Hunter & Andrew Nodwell Jr., farmer, Erin.  Registration number 023799.  Acoucheur was Dr. Burnham.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Mary Maud Nodwell\nName: Mary Maud Nodwell Date of Birth: 30 Aug 1874 Gender: Female Birth County: Unknown Father\'s Name: Andrew Nodwell Junior Mother\'s Name: Anna Bell Hunter Roll Number: MS929_18\n\nNODWELL, Mary Maud. Born on 30 Aug 1874 to Anna Bell HUNTER & Andrew Nodwell Jr., farmer, Erin. Registration number 023799. Accoucheur was Dr. Burnham\n\n1900 United States Federal Census Record info about Mary M Thompson\nName: Mary M Thompson Home in 1900: Cavalier, Pembina, North Dakota Age: 25 Estimated birth year: abt 1875 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Wife Immigration year: 1889\n\n1920 United States Federal Census Record info about Mrs. Maud Thompson\nName:Mrs. Maud Thompson Age: 45 years Estimated birth year: abt 1875 Birthplace: Canada Race: White Home in 1920: Cavalier, Pembina, North Dakota Home owned: Own Sex: Male (? seems to be an error) Marital status: Widow Relation to Head of House: Head Year of immigration: un Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother\'s Birth Place: Canada Father\'s Birth Place: Canada Image: 111 Household Members:  Maud Thompson 45, Homar L Thompson 23 3/12, Lorelle M Thompson 18 8/12, Howard A Thompson 16 6/12, Everette S Thompson 14 10/12, Walter I Thompson 11 8/12, Esther A Thompson 10 1/12, Mercer F Thompson 7/12\n\n1930 United States Federal Census about Maude Thompson\nName: Maude Thompson Home in 1930: Cavalier, Pembina, North Dakota Age: 55 Estimated birth year: abt 1875 Birthplace: Canada Relation to Head of House: Head Race: White Household Members: \nMaude Thompson 55, Luella L Thompson 28, Everett S Thompson 25, Walter F Thompson 22, Ester A Thompson 20, Mercer F Thompson 17, Eliza Hellar 85 (roomer)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2133,'NI0213','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Elizabeth Tolton\nName: Elizabeth Tolton Date of Birth: 2 Oct 1875 Gender: Female Birth County: Halton Father\'s Name: George Tolton Mother\'s Name: Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_19');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2132,'NI0212','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Andrew Tolten\nName: Andrew Tolten Date of Birth: 1 Jan 1874 Gender: Male Birth County: Halton Father\'s Name: George Tolten Mother\'s Name: Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_15');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2131,'NI0211','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about George Albert Tolton\nName: George Albert Tolton Date of Birth: 19 Jul 1877 Gender: Male Birth County: Halton Father\'s Name: George Tolton Mother\'s Name: Jane Norwell Roll Number: MS929_28');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2130,'NI0210','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Henry Totten\nName: Henry Totten Date of Birth: 3 Nov 1870 Gender: Male Birth County: Halton Father\'s Name: George Totten Mother\'s Name: Jane Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_2');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2129,'NI0204','CN','Registration #036710, Mar 15, 1880, John Herbert McMILLAN, male, father John Frank McMillan, farmer, mother Kitty Ann NODWELL. Informant John F. McMillan, farmer, Erin. Registered Apr 13, 1880. Accoucheur Mrs. Edwd. Dearing. Registrar Wm. Tyler.\n\n1901 census for Dryden in Algoma district lists his date of birth to be Mar. 21. 1880.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2122,'NI0188','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Gladys Mcmillan\nName: Gladys Mcmillan Date of Birth:3 Mar 1899 Gender: Female Birth County: Rainy River Father\'s Name: William McMillan Mother\'s Name: Mary C Wood Roll Number: MS929_147');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2123,'NI0194','CN','The informant on Margaret\'s birth certificate was a Mrs. Gray, any relation?  the 1901 census for Dryden states her year of birth is 1870.\n\nRegistration # 004516, Oct 10, 1869. Margaret McMILLAN, female. Father: John McMILLAN, farmer. Mother: Kitty Ann NODWELL. Informant: John McMILLAN, farmer, Erin. Registered: 26 Oct 1869. Accoucheur: Mrs. Grey. Register: Wm Tyler, County Wellington.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2124,'NI0195','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Andrew Mcmillan\nName: Andrew Mcmillan Date of Birth: 9 Apr 1871 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: John McMillan Mother\'s Name: Kitty Ann Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_4\n\nRegistration #05668, April 9, 1871. Andrew McMILLAN, male. Father John McMILLAN, farmer. Mother Kitty Ann NODWELL. Informant Charles McMillan, farmer, Erin. Registered April 24, 1871. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham. Registrar Charles Ferguson, Division Erin, County Wellington');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2125,'NI0196','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Hugh Arthur Mcmillan\nName: Hugh Arthur Mcmillan Date of Birth: 20 Aug 1873 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: John McMillan Mother\'s Name: Katy Ann Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_12\n\nRegistration #024315, Aug 20, 1873, Hugh Arthur McMILLAN, male, father John McMillan, farmer, mother Katy Ann NODWELL, Informant Donald McMillan, farmer, Erin. Registered Oct 29, 1873. Accoucheur Mrs. Gray, Registrar Charles Ferguson');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2126,'NI0198','CN','Stanley was a bush pilot in the NWT, and an associate of Puch Dickens and Wop May.  Wardair had a 737 named S.R. \"Stan\" McMillan.  Stanley and Thelma were twins.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2127,'NI0201','CN','Thelma and Stanley were twins. Thelma died in St. Paul`s Hospital Vancouver, BC.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2128,'NI0202','CN','MORRIS, Darcy Drummond (Pat) - passed away at Crofton Manor in Vancouver on November 16, at the age of 88 years.  He was predeceased by his dear wife Thelma in 1992 and daughter Margaret in 1983.  Pat was born in Edmonton, Alberta.  He attended T.C.S. in Port Hope, Ontario and was a member of the first graduating class in Chemical Engineering at the University of Alberta in 1928. His working career with Cominco started in Trail as a research assistant and assayer.  Over the years he held many positions in the company in Calgary, Montreal and Vancouver.  When he retired from Cominco in 1971 he was the Director and Vice President of Worldwide Operations.  After his retirement he served on the Canadian Metric Commission for ten years.  Throughout his career he was a member of the Professional Engineers of B.C., the Chemical Institute of Canada as well as other institutes related to his work.  He held many directorships including Coast Copper, Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd., Pine Point Mines and West Kootenay Power and Light Co.  Despite his demanding career he was able to keep up with his great love of sports.  He played centre for the Trail Smoke Eaters in his early years and enjoyed golf until the age of 86.  He belonged to the Rossland-Trail, Christina Lake and Shaughnessy golf clubs.  He enjoyed curling, swimming, and spent many holidays hunting with friends.  He enjoyed waterskiing and sailing at Christina Lake until the age of 75.  He loved to dance, spin a tale, sing a song and be the life of any party he attended.  It was always a great joy to him to spend his summers at Christina Lake with his family around him.  He will be lovingly remembered by his son Pat and daughter-in-law Phyllis of Trail and his daughter Louise and son-in-law Bob McAllister of Victoria, eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.  His many friends, associates and their families will remember him with warmth and affection.  Arrangements by Kearney Funeral Services.  There will be no service by request.  Cremation interment will be in Edmonton at a future date.  Memorial donations may be made to the B.C. Heart Foundation at 1212 W. Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3V2 or to a charity of your choice.\n\nGlobe and Mail, November 24, 1994');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2121,'NI0182','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about James Mcarthur Mcarlhen\nName: James Mcarthur Mcarlhen Date of Birth: 12 Nov 1880 Gender: Male Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: James McArlhen Mother\'s Name: Mary Nodurll (many transcription errors on this birth) Roll Number: MS929_46\n\nRegistration #036757, November 12, 1880, James McARTHUR, male, Father James McARTHUR, farmer, mother Mary NODWELL. Informant James McArthur, Farmer, Erin. Registered December 2, 1880. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2118,'NI0170','CN','Registration #043644, May 7, 1898, James Melrose HOPE, male, father Andrew H. Hope, minister, mother Sarah MCARTHUR. Informant A. H. Hope. Registered Jun 7, 1898. Accoucheur Dr. Hamilton.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2119,'NI0178','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Annie Mcarthur\nName: Annie Mcarthur Date of Birth: 19 Mar 1875 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: James McArthur Mother\'s Name: Mary Nodwell Roll Number: MS929_21\n\nRegistration #022535, Mar. 19, 1875. Annie McARTHUR, female. Father James McArthur, bookkeeper, mother Mary NODWELL. Informant James McArthur, bookkeeper, Erin Village. Registered Apr. 9, 1875. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2120,'NI0179','CN','England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index: 1837-1983 Record info about Henry Burcham O\'B Hart\nName: Henry Burcham O\'B Hart Year of Registration: 1882 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar District: Islington County: Greater London, London, Middlesex Volume: 1b Page: 366');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2117,'NI0168','CN','Sarah\'s father registered her birth on Dec. 5, 1870.  The 1901 census has her date of birth listed as Nov. 27, 1870.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Sarah Mcarthur\nName: Sarah Mcarthur Date of Birth: 27 Nov 1870 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: James McArthur Mother\'s Name: Mary Rodwell Roll Number: MS929_3\n\nRegistration #012141. 27 Nov. 1870. Sarah McARTHUR, female. Father James McARTHUR, accountant. Mother Mary NODWELL. Informant James McArthur, accountant, Hillsburg. Registered 5 Dec. Accoucheur Dr. Burnham. Registrar Charles Ferguson, Division Erin, County Wellington');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2115,'NI0166','CN','Isabella is listed as aged 21 years on her tomb stone at Huxley Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2116,'NI0167','CN','Her name is spelled Catherine on the death certificate.  She was a Nurse.\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Catherine McArthur\nName: Catherine McArthur Death Date: 2 Jan 1904 Death Location: Wellington Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1873 Birth Location: Erin');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2113,'NI0163','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Isabella Nodwell\nName: Isabella Nodwell Date of Birth: 3 Sep 1880 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: John Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Harriet Jane Haushan Roll Number: MS929_46\n\nShe is listed as Bella on the 1901 census for East Gary Twp.  Her date of birth is given as Sept. 23, the Vital Statistics Index lists date as Sept. 3rd.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2114,'NI0164','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Frank Heppenstall\nName: Frank Heppenstall Date of Birth: 29 Feb 1884 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father\'s Name: Robert Heppenstall Mother\'s Name: Mary Latcia King Roll Number: MS929_64\n\n1911 Canada Census Record info about Frank Heppenstall\nName: Frank Heppenstall Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Age: 27 Birth Date: February 1884 Birthplace: Ontario Family Number: 95 Relation to Head of House: Son Tribal: Irish Province: Ontario District: Bruce North District Number: 59 Sub-District: Wiarton Sub-District Number: 47 Place of Habitation: George St Census Year: 1911 Page: 9 Household Members: Robert Heppenstall 1854, Mary Heppenstall 1864, Frank Heppenstall 1884, Roy Heppenstall 1892, Earl Heppenstall 1892, Arnold Stephen 1893');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2105,'NI0150','CN','Howard was written up in the Thursday July 5, 1945 edition of the Erin Advocate as receiving 77.4% in Grages XI and XII.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2106,'NI0154','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 13, grave 6-22 Nodwell/ Edward Nodwell/ Born Mar. 9, 1878 Died Jan. 3, 1948/ His Wife Margaret Thomson/ Born Mar 9, 1883 Died Dec. 8, 1936/ Their Son Interred in Coningsby/ John T. Nodwell/ Born July 17, 1921, Died Aug. 10, 1921/\n\n6-22A Mother/\n6-22B Father/\nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2107,'NI0155','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2108,'NI0156','CN','In the Thursday Jan. 24, 1946 edition of the Erin Advocate, there is mention on page 1, Mrs. Frank Gray spent a few days last week with friends in Toronto.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2109,'NI0157','CN','Guelph Mercury Obituaries - Jul. 24, 2006\n\nGRAY, Frank - (Past Master, Wellington Lodge No. 271 Erin). After a long and productive life, peacefully at Headwaters Health Care Centre, in Orangeville, on Friday, July 21, 2006. Frank Gray of Hillsburgh, in his 96th year. Beloved husband of the late Thelma Gray (Nodwell) 2001. Dear father of Fran Currie of Brantford, and Ralph Gray and his wife Jean of Waterloo. Also loved by his grandchildren David Currie and wife Karen, Cheryl Staats and husband Al, Elaine Currie, Miranda Gray, Peter Gray and wife Ellen and great-grandchildren Michael and Steven Currie, Christopher and Jason Staats, and Dexter and Maxine Gray. Resting at the Butcher Family Funeral Home, 5399 Main St. S., Erin where the Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 at 2 p.m. Interment, Huxley Cemetery, Hillsburgh. Visitation today (Monday) from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Masonic Service will be held at the funeral home this evening at 9 p.m. If desired donations to the Mennonite Central Committee, or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated in lieu of flowers');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2110,'NI0160','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 13, grave 6-23 Young/ Jean C. Nodwell/ May 11, 1917, July 28, 1941/ Beloved Wife of / W. Douglas Young/  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2111,'NI0161','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2112,'NI0162','CN','County of Wellington, Erin Twp., Deaths 1921-  FHC film #1863545\nNodwell, John Thomson.  county of Wellington, Division of Erin.  Registration number 034738.  Died 10 Aug. 1921, inanition from birth, Dr. Allan Gibson, Hillsburg.  Died Lot 25, Con 5, age 24 days.  Born Lot 25, Con 5, 17 July 1921.  Father, Edward Nodwell, b Lot 4 Con 15 E Garafraxa; mother, Margaret Thomson, b Lot 21 Con 5, Erin Two.  Informant Edward Nodwell, father, Hillsburg, RR 1.  Burial 11 Aug 1921, Coningsby Cemetery.  Undertaker J.W. Turner.  Copy of death certificate on file.  He is remembered on the tomb stone of his parents at Huxley Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2104,'NI0149','CN','From the Guelph Mercury, Tues. Sept. 3rd, 2002\n\nNODWELL, Violet - Peacefully, at the Elliot Home on Saturday, August 31, 2002.  Violet (Lowry) Nodwell in her 98th year.  Beloved wife of the late Morris Nodwell (1980).  Dear mother of Howard Nodwell and his wife Aileen of Guelph, Muriel Brooks and her husband the late Bill Brooks of Omaha, Nebraska.  Sadly missed by her grandchildren Richard Nodwell and his wife Deanna of Guelph, Deborah Thomas and her husband Rob of Cobourg, Connie Raises (Brooks) and her husband John of Omaha Nebraska, Patty Wilson (Brooks) and her husband Ken of Beaver Creek, Ohio.  Dear great grandmother of Lindsay Nodwell of Guelph, Meighan and Kelsey Thomas of Cobourg, Jonny, Virginian, Joanne, Billy Raises all of Omaha, Nebraska, Steven and Brian Wilson of Beaver Creek, Ohio.  Predeceased by her sisters Pearl Cox, Mildred Dyer, and her twin sister Olive Bailey.  Friends called at the Gilchrist Chapel - McIntyre & Wilke Funeral Home, One Delhi Street, Guelph.  Service was held at the Gilchrist Chapel on Monday, September 2, 2002 at 1:30 pm.  Cremation Woodlawn Crematorium with inurnment at the Huxley Cemetery.  memorial contributions to Hospice Wellington would be appreciated.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2103,'NI0148','CN','Cemetery transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 5, grave 3-6 Nodwell/ Morris/ John/ 1905 - 1980/ Violet/ Lowrey/ 1905-       /');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2102,'NI0147','CN','Her parents were John McKitrick and Ellen Ferguson.\nVital Statistics Index, Deaths, 1926 Reference number 012168-26.  Copy on file.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2097,'NI0136','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Mercer Henshaw Nodwell\nName: Mercer Henshaw Nodwell Date of Birth: 3 Sep 1906 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Lena Byers Roll Number: MS929_178');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2098,'NI0140','CN','Cemetery transcriptions, Huxley Cemetery, page 3, grave 2-16 In Loving Memory of / John H. Nodwell/ Born Aug. 24, 1872 Died Nov. 2, 1934/ Nodwell/  A picture of the tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2099,'NI0141','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Alice Maud Gulley\nName: Alice Maud Gulley Date of Birth: 18 Dec 1872 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Richard Gulley Mother\'s Name: Mary Ann Milford Roll Number: MS933_2');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2100,'NI0142','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Hattie Mildred Nodwell\nName: Hattie Mildred Nodwell Date of Birth: 17 Mar 1904 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: John H Nodwell Mother\'s Name:Alice Gulley Roll Number: MS929_167');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2101,'NI0146','CN','1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 5 Garafraxa East / page 1\nNodwell Morgan M Head M May 1875 36    \nNodwell Maud F Wife M Nov 1881 29  \nNodwell Morris M Son S Mar 1906 5  \nNodwell Clifford M Son S Feb 1910 1  \nGibson Harry M Servant S Apr 1893 18  \nGraves Alice F Domestic S Feb 1898 13\n\nCemetery 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/\n\nA picture of the tomb stone is on file.\n\nHis 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. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2095,'NI0132','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Myrtle Maud Nodwell\nName: Myrtle Maud Nodwell Date of Birth: 26 Apr 1903 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William o Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Evelena Byers Roll Number: MS929_163');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2096,'NI0133','CN','In the Jan. 4th, 1971 edition of the Grand Valley Star and Vidette on page 5, was written the obituary for Hiram.\nLate James Hiram Hillis - J. Hiram Hillis, a well known resident of Grand Valley passed away at Dufferin Area Hospital, Orangeville on Wednesday, December 23, 1970, in his 72nd year.  Born in East Garafraxa Twp., on April 30, 1899, he was the son of James Hilis and Sarah Jane Taylor.  On March, 1923, he married Myrtle Nodwell and then farmed on the 10th line of Amaranth for 34 years.  In 1957 he moved to Guelph for several years.  After retirement he returned to Grand Valley and purchased a new home on Lesson Street.  He was a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Grand Valley, where he held the office of deacon.  He is survived by his wife Myrtle, his only son Murray on the home farm; two daughters Audrey (Mrs. Albert LeFeuver), Burlington and Beverley (Mrs. Howard Jack), Agincourt; also ten grandchildren.  Also surviving are two sisters Sara (Mrs. Alfred Platt), Lillie (Mrs. Granger) and three brothers T. H., Elmer and Carman, all of Grand Valley,  Two brothers predeceased him.  The funeral service was held on December 24, from Sime\'s Funeral HOme, Elder John Greenwood officiated.  The Soloist was Dr. Albert Le Feuvre, Ph D, Burlington.  The pallbearers was his son Murray, two sons-in-law, Albert Le Feuvre and Howard Jack; brother Elmer Hillis; brother-in-law Mercer Nodwell and life-long friend, Kenneth McKitrick.  The flower bearers were his grandchildren.  There were many beautiful floral tributes.  Interment at Union Cemetery Mortuary, Grand Valley.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2091,'NI0127','CN','Registration #045880, Mar 26, 1903, William McKenzie SUTTON, male, father John Wm. Sutton, farmer, mother Catherine MCKENZIE. Informant J. W. Sutton. Registered Apr 26, 1903. Accoucheur Dr. Gibson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2092,'NI0128','CN','Birth record for William Nodwell, on file.\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-3 Page 1\nNodwell William O M Head M Oct 13 1869 31 \nNodwell Evelena B F Wife M Mar 1 1875 26 \nNodwell John W M Son S May 2 1899 1 \nLavin Ethel E F S Jul 12 1890 10\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 6\nNodwell William M Head M Oct 1869 41  \nNodwell Lena F Wife M Mar 1875 31 \nNodwell John W. M Son S May 1899 12 \nNodwell Myrtle M. F Daughter S Apr 1903 8 \nNodwell Mercer H. M Son S Sep 1906 4 \n\nHis obit was in the Dec. 22, 1954 edition of the Grand Valley Star and Vidette\nNODWELL-At Dufferin Area Hospital, Orangeville, on Saturday, Dec. 18, 1954, W. O. Nodwell, husband of the late Lena Byers in his 86th year.  Remains rested at the home of his son-in-law, Carman Hillis, Lot 7, Con. 10, Townline Amaranth Twp., until Monday, Dec. 20th.  Public Service was held at Trinity United Church, Grand Valley, at 2:30 p.m.  Interment Union Cemetery Mortuary.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2093,'NI0129','CN','Lena\'s name is given as Evelena B. on the 1901 census for East Gary.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2094,'NI0130','CN','His birth was registered on May 26, 1899 by his father, William Nodwell. \n\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about John Weslie Nodwell\nName: John Weslie Nodwell Date of Birth: 2 May 1899 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: William Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Lena Betrice Byers Roll Number: MS929_145 \n\nJohn\'s obit was in the Orangeville Banner on DEc. 23, 1937, page 4.  Nodwell-Entered into Rest in Dunnville, Ont. on Monday, December 20th, 1937, John Wesley Nodwell, beloved husband of Hilda E. Best and father of Jill Elizabeth, in his 39th year.  Funeral service at the family residence, Broad St., East, Wednesday morning, Dec. 22nd, at 11 o\'clock,  The funeral cortege then proceeded to Orangeville for internment in Greenwood Cemetery, upon arrival by motor about 3:30 o\'clock.\n\nInscription from his tomb stone in the cemetery reads:  NODWELL, In loving memory.  John Wesley Nodwell, born May 2, 1899 - died Dec. 20, 1937.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2088,'NI0121','CN','Picture of tomb stone from Huxley Cemetery is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2089,'NI0122','CN','Picture of tomb stone from Huxley Cemetery is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2090,'NI0125','CN','Obit for Marvin Nodwell.  NODWELL, Marvin Elgin, peacefully at home on Wed. June 7, 1995 after a short illness.  Marvin Nodwell of Grand Valley, in his 60th year.  Beloved husband of Betty Hulse.  Dear brother of Keith and his wife Betty and twin sister Marilyn and her husband Morley Deyette.  Also survived by Betty\'s sons\'s Jeff and his wife Barbara and John and his fiance Particia Swanston.  Brother in law of Doug and Linda Good and family, Karl Good, and Keith & Darlene Good & family.  Also missed by Aunt Mina and her husband Ernie Angel, Isobel Perlurse and Helen McPherson.  Although Marvin had no children he was proud to be Granpa to Nathaniel, Anthony, Samantha and the newest grandchild Victoria Hulse.  Friends will be received for visitation at Butcher family funeral home, interment Huxley Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2082,'NI0114','CN','Vital Statistics Index for the Province of Ontario, births, 1894, registration #005735-94.  Copy on file.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about James Henry Nodwell\nName: James Henry Nodwell Date of Birth: 11 Jan 1894 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: Andrew Nodwell Mother\'s Name: Rebecca Martin Roll Number: MS929_120\n\nCemetery transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 11, grave 5-10 (East) Nodwell/ Lawrence Kenneth/ Beloved Son of Henry & Edna Nodwell/ Born March 19, 1917 - Died July 6, 1939/  James Henry Nodwell/ Born June 1894 -  / Edna Myrtle Boggs/ Wife of James Henry Nodwell/ Born May 1896 -  /\n\n5-10 (West) Nodwell/\n5-10A Kenneth/\n\nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2083,'NI0115','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2084,'NI0116','CN','Cemetery transcription for Mount Carmel Cemetery, West Garafraxa Township, page 24, Grave A1-10 - In/ Loving memory of/ Rae A. MacDonald/ 1929 - 1978/ Husband of/ R. Wilma Nodwell/ In Silence/ We remember/ (rear) MacDonald.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2085,'NI0118','CN','Vital Statistics Index for the province of Ontario, deaths, 1889, registration #003580-89.  Copy on file.\nShe was 24 years of age at the time of her death and had been ill for 18 days.  \n\nTomb stone reads NODWELL (ws) John NODWELL died Nov. 2, 1906 aged 68 years 3 mos.  His wife Harriett Jane HENSHAW, died June 28, 1926 in her 88th year.  Nancy NODWELL died Oct. 16, 1889 aged 24 yrs 2 mos. 6 days.  Christ is my hope.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2086,'NI0119','CN','The death registration for George lists his date of birth as July 14th, the 1901 census states July 12th.\n\nTranscriptions from Huxley Cemetery, page 3, grave 2-12 At Rest/  In loving Memory of/ George Nodwell/ Born July 12th, 1867/ Died Feb. 12th. 1922/ His Wife/ Teressa Martin/ Born Feb. 14. 1872/ Died July 1st, 1956/ Nodwell/  Note the difference in the birth date from the stone to his death certificate.\n\nCopy of the death certificate for George Nodwell is on file.  His wife was the informant on his death certificate.  He was listed as 54 years 7 months of age.\n\nPicture of his grave stone is on file.\n\nObituary from the Orangeville Banner, Feb. 16, 1922, page 3.  Geo. M. Nodwell:  Mr. George Nodwell, a wellknown East Garafraxa farmer, died at his home on the 15th line, East Garafraxa.  He leaves a widow and two sons.  We understand that one of the sons has also been ill with pneumonia, but is recovering.  Andrew, W.O., and Morgan Nodwell, farmers in East Garafraxa, John Nodwell, Grand Valley, and Edward Nodwell, of Erin are brothers.  Mrs. Frank Heppenstall, of Owen Sound, is the only sister.  The funeral which was private, was held to Price\'s Corners Cemetery on Tuesday Afternoon.\n\nI have no idea why the funeral would go to Price\'s Corners Cemetery when the stone for George is in Huxley Cemetery, I have checked and it is the same person.  He is not listed in the index of Price\'s Corners Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2087,'NI0120','CN','A picture of her head stone is on file.\n\nThe 1901 census lists her year of birth as 1871 but the tomb stone reads 1872.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2080,'NI0112','CN','Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s Record info about Andrew, Jr. Nodwell\nName: Andrew, Jr. Nodwell Event: Living Year: 1871 Province: Ontario County:Wellington Place: Erin  Township Source: Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Wellington for 1871-2, A.O. Loomis & Co., Hamilton, ON, 1871.  Volume_Page: 175\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-3 Page 1\nNodwell Andrew M Head M Mar 4 1863 38 \nNodwell Rebecca F Wife M Jan 12 1869 32 \nNodwell James H M Son S Jun 11 1894 6\n\n1911 Canada Census Record info about Andrew Nodwell\nName: Andrew Nodwell Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Age: 41 Birth Date: March 1863 Birthplace: Ontario Family Number: 53 Relation to Head of House: Head Tribal: Irish Province: Ontario District: Dufferin District Number: 62 Sub-District: Garafraxa East Sub-District Number: 6 Place of Habitation: East Garafraxa Census Year: 1911 Page: 6 Household Members: Andrew Nodwell 1863, Rebecca Nodwell 1870, Henry Nodwell 1893\n\nCemetery Transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 3, grave 2-13, Nodwell/ Andrew Nodwell/ Born Mar. 4, 1863 Died May 23, 1932/ His Wife Rebecca Martin/ Born Jan. 1870 Died July 12, 1946/\n\nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Andrew Nodwell\nName: Andrew Nodwell Death Date: 23 May 1932 Death Location: Dufferin Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1863 Birth Location: 14 Con 15 E Garafroxa (transcript error in spelling)');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2081,'NI0113','CN','Parents of Rebecca are George and Margaret Martin.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.  Her year of birth is given as 1869 on the 1901 census for East Garafraxa Twp.\n\nHer death notice from the Erin Advocate, July 18, 1946, reads as follows:  Mrs. R. Nodwell Dies In Hospital.  Mrs. Rebecca Nodwell died in Lord Dufferin Hospital, Orangeville, Friday, July 12.  she was in her 78th year.  Mrs. Nodwell was the widow of the late Andrew Nodwell.  The funeral service took place from her late residence lot 3, con. 16, East Garafraxa, on Sunday, July 14.  Interment in Huxley Cemetery.\n\nHer obituary was in the July 25, 1946 edition of the Advocate, it reads as follows:  Mrs Rebecca Nodwell, widow of the late Andrew Nodwell 15th line, East Garafraxa, died in Lord Dufferin Hospital, on Friday, July 12, in her 77th year.  She had been in failing health for two years or more and was admitted to the hospital on Monday preceding her demise.  Mrs Nodwell, whose maiden name was Rebecca Martin, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Martin, 11th line East Garafraxa; she came to the Nodwell farm, the west half, lot 3, 15th line East Garafraxa, as a bride in April 1892, and resided there until her demise.  Her husband died on the 23rd of May 1932.  She was a kindly industrious women, attached to her home and home duties and was well thought of as a neighbour and friend.  Her demise is mourned by a son James Henry, on the homestead; four brothers - Henry, Toronto; Samuel and William in the West, and Thomas Detroit; four sisters - Mrs Teressa Nodwell, Hillsburgh;  Mrs. Susan Green and Miss Margaret Martin of Toronto and Mrs. Bert Daizell, Regina;  a grand daughter, Mrs. Albert Simpson and two great grandchildren.  Mrs. Nodwell was a member of the Disciple Church, Hillsburgh.  The funeral service was held at her home on Sunday afternoon, interment in Huxley Cemetery, Hillsburgh.  The service was taken by Rev. W. G. Charlton, Erin.  The pallbearers were George Green, Elgin Nodwell, Morris Nodwell, Mercer Nodwell, Henry Hall and William Nodwell.  The flowers were carried by Keith Green, Keith, Marvin and Marilyn Nodwell, Stanley Martin and Ralph Clayton.  These included;  Pillow, son and daughters; Wreath, Mrs. George Nodwell and family; Spray, Alice Albert and family; Baskets, Susan Margaret, Henry, Elsie, Tersa, Geo. and Margaret; Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs; Mabel; Lillian and Ed; Rob and Lila; Holly and Mercedese; Jim and Olive; Stan and Marjorie; Lizzie and Roy; Marsville United Church. W. A.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2077,'NI0109','CN','Birth Certificate for Christianna is on file.  Vital Statistics index for births, 1871 on file.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about Christianna Haws\nName: Christianna Haws Date of Birth: 28 Apr 1871 Gender: Female Birth County: Wellington Father\'s Name: Horace Haws Mother\'s Name: Anne Redmond Roll Number: MS929_4\n\nHer name is spelled Christina on Grampa and Uncle Wallace\'s birth registrations.\n\nA picture of her tomb stone is on file.\n\nThe 1901 census lists her name as Tena and the date of birth to be 1872.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2078,'NI0110','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.  From the Erin Advocate on Aug. 26, 1937 McGOWAN-In East Garafraxa, on Thursday, August 19, 1937, Mary Lavina Nodwell, wofe of W. B. McGowan, in her 68th year.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2079,'NI0111','CN','William was ninth of a family of twelve of Robert McGowan 1824-1886 and Sarah Ann Blackstock 1835-1897 and a grandson of Hough McGowan 1800-1882 and Nancy Baird who emigrated from northern Ireland and their family of five.  Robert and Sarah married in 1855 and they lived on the homestead farm. E1/2 lot 6, Con. 12, East Garafraxa, Ontario at what\'s known as Price\'s Corners.  It was here that William was born and grew up and where he and Mary lived the rest of their lives.  He was known as WB to his family and friends.\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict:Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 8\nMcGowan William M Head M May  24 1872 28 \nMcGowan Mary L F Wife M Nov 13 1871 29 \nMcGowan Mary W F Daughter S Aug 7 1898 2 \nMcGowan Annie I F Daughter S Jun 9 1900 \n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 5 Garafraxa East / page 4\nMcGowan William B. M Head  M May 1873 38 \nMcGowan Mary L. F Wife M Nov 1873 37 \nMcGowan Mary W. F Daughter S Aug 1899 11 \nMcGowan Annie I. F Daughter S Jun 1900 10 \nMcGowan Robert C. M Son S Sep 1904 6 \nMcGowan Harry W. M Son S Jul 1907 3\n\nHis obiturary was in the Orangeville Banner on May 31, 1951, page 12.\nWilliam B. McGowan-A life long resident of East Garafraxa, William B. McGowan died in Guelph General Hospital on Friday, May 25th, 1951, in his 79th year.  An active farmer until the last two years when he divided his time between his daughter, Mayme, in Guelph, and his granddaughter, Mrs. Jackson of Rockwood, he had been ill for just one week prior to his death.  William McGowan was born in East Garafraxa, the son of Robert McGowan and Sarah Nodwell.  He received his education at Marsville school and on June 9, 1897 , he married Mary Layina Nodwell and took his place as a constructive and industrious member of the community.  He was a member of the Marsville United Church and for many years fulfilled the duties of elder, he was also a member of the Independent Order of Foresters.  He is survived by two daughters and two sons:  Mrs. Mayme Reed, of Guelph; Mrs. Lawrence May (Annie), of Fergus; Robert , of Galt and Harry of East Garafraxa.  There are also nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.  The funeral service was held from the East Garafraxa home of his son Harry, on Sunday May 27th, at 3 o\'clock to Marsville United Church for public service.  Rev. Eria Currey officiated and interment was made at Price\'s Corners cemetery.  During the service the Ladies Quartet sang The 23rd Psalm, and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Nodwell sang a duet, \"The Lights of Home\".  The pallbearers were three nephews; Jas. Johnston and Wilfred Hunter, Orangeville and Jack Hunter, Oshawa and three neighbours, Wes McGowan, Leslie Woods and William Donaghy.  The flower bearers were Murray McGowan, Clifford and Murray Reed, Tommy May, Dianne Jackson, Wanda, Billie and Nelda McGowan.  Among floral tributes were: Pillow, the family; Gates ajar, the grandchildren; casket spray, great grandchildren.  Wreath, the neighbours; Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Price, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bayne.  Sprays, Florence and Jck Hunter, Mary and Jim Johnston, Bertha and Wilfred Hunter;  Session of Marsville United Church; Marsville Women\'s Association:  Aunt Tena Nodwell and family; Employees of Folliot Motors, Galt.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2074,'NI0105','CN','John Henry was blind all his life.\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record info about John Henry Haws\nName: John Henry Haws Date of Birth: 2 May 1892 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father\'s Name: John F Haws Mother\'s Name: Margaret Clark Roll Number: MS929_109 #005496');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2075,'NI0107','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON GREY (East/Est) (#64) Subdistrict:St. Vincent H-1 Page 3\nMcKittrick John M Head M Nov 12 1840 60 \nMcKittrick Ellen F Wife M Dec 15 1844 56 \nMcKittrick Lillie M. F Daughter S Nov 30 1880 20');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2076,'NI0108','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 3\nNodwell Robert M Head M Nov  7 1868 32 \nNodwell Tena F Wife M Apr 28 1872 28 \nNodwell Samuel E M Son S Apr 4 1900 1 \nNodwell Samueal M Brother S Oct 4 1861 39\n\n1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 4 \nNodwell Robert M Head M Nov 1869 41  \nNodwell Christina F Wife M Apr 1873 38 \nNodwell Elwood M Son S Apr 1900 11 \nNodwell Wallas M Son S Oct 1902 8 \nNodwell Olive F Daughter S Nov 1910 6/12 \nKing Charls M Servant S Oct 1884 26\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 43, grave 22-20, Nodwell/ In Loving Memory/ Robert Nodwell/ Born Nov. 7, 1868. Died July 28, 1945/ His Wife / Christena Haws/ Born Apr. 28, 1871 Died May 8, 1873/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nThere was a death notice in the Erin Advocate on Thursday, Aug. 2, 1945, it reads as follows:\nNODWELL: In Hillsburgh, on Saturday, July 28, 1945, Robert Nodwell, beloved husband of Christena Hawes, in his 77th year.  A copy of this notice is on file.\n\nAug 16, 1945 edition of the Erin Advocate - Robert Nodwell  \nThe death occurred in Hillsburgh on July 28th, 1945 of Robert Nodwell.  The late Mr. Nodwell was born in East Garafraxa Township on November 7th, 1868, and was united in marriage with Christina Hawes on September 7th, 1898.  In 1927 he retired to his late residence in Hillsburgh.  Throughout his life the deceased was noted for being of a kindly, considerate disposition, he was highly esteemed throughout the community, and the lack of his wise counsel and helping hand will be keenly felt.  Surviving are his widow, Christina Nodwell, two sons, Samuel Elwood and Robert Wallace Nodwell, one daughter, Mrs. Alex (Olive Christina) Duncan, and seven grand children, as well as two sisters of the deceased, Mrs. Urias Everson and Mrs. Henry McGowan.  The service which was held from his late residence in Hillsburgh, was largely attended, and was conducted by Rev. Turner of the Presbyterian Church Hillsburgh assisted by Rev. W. M. Bellasmith of Orton United Church.  A lovely duet, \"In the Sweet Bye and Bye\" was rendered by Mrs. Garnet Lacey and Miss Isobelle Macdonald.  The Pall Bearers were nephews of the deceased, George I. Nodwell, Elgin Everson, John Simpson, Harry McGowan, Wm Nodwell and Thos. Nodwell.  The flower bearers were 6 grandchildren of the deceased, Douglas Nodwell, Audrey Nodwell, Gordon Nodwell, Edwin Nodwell, Joan Nodwell, and Stuart Duncan assisted by Marilyn and Frances Gray.  Floral tributes were received from many friends of the deceased.   Interment was made in Huxley Cemetery.  \n\nThe July 25, 1946 addition of the Advocate had the following Memoriam.  NODWELL - Robert, In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away July 26, 1945.  He had a cheery smile, a plesant way, A helping hand to all he knew:  He was so kind, so generous and true:  On earth he nobly did his best, Grant him, Jeses, heavenly rest.  Sadly missed by Wife and family.    A copy of the death notice and the obituary are on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2072,'NI0103','CN','Sarah\'s parents were Sanders Langford and Jane Smith.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2073,'NI0104','CN','1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 4\nNodwell William M Head M Oct 1863 47  \nNodwell Sarah A. F Wife M Oct 1866 44 \nNodwell Elsie F Daughter S Jul 1894 15 \nNodwell Halley M Son S Feb 1897 14 \nNodwell Lora F Daughter S Feb 1899 12 \nNodwell William M Son S May 1902 9 \nNodwell Agnes F Daughter S Nov 1903 7\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 40, grave 21-14 In Loving Memory of/ William E. Nodwell/ Oct. 26, 1863 - Jan. 26, 1938/ His Beloved Wife/ Sarah Ann Hawes/ Oct. 9, 1866 - Aug. 24, 1935/ William I. Nodwell/ 1901 - 1974/ His Wife/ Lois K. McDougall/ 1911 -   / Nodwell/  There is also a stone with only, Son of Wm & Sarah N. Nodwell, died Oct 11, 1894, age 6 months, 5 days.  A copy of the stone is on file.\n\nFrom the Erin Advocate on Feb. 3, 1938, his death notice reads, NODWELL- In Hamilton Hospital on Wednesday, January 26, 1938, William E. Nodwell, husband of the late Sarah Ann Hawes, in his 75th year.  A copy is on file.\n\nBury William Nodwell in Huxley\'s Cemetery\nThe funeral of William E. Nodwell was held from his home at Hillsburgh last Friday, when Rev. T. W. Goodwill, pastor of the Hillsburgh Presbyterian Church, conducted a short private service at the home followed by a public service at St. Andrew\'s Church.  Pall-bearers were six nephews of the deceased, Norman Everson, John Simpson, Elwood, John, George I. and Wallace Nodwell.  Six grandchildren were flower bearers.  Interment was made at Huxley cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2071,'NI0102','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict:Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 3\nNodwell Samueal (transcription error in spelling Samuel?) M Brother S Oct 4 1861 39\nHe was living with his brother William and family at the time, or at least he is listed with them on the census.\n\n1911 / Ontario / Bruce North / 53 Port Elgin / page 1\nNodwell Samuel M Head M Oct 1861 49  \nNodwell Sarah F Wife M Jan 1873 38 \nNodwell Earley M Son S Jan 1904 7 \nNodwell Langford M Son S Jul 1905 6 \nNodwell Bertha F Daughter S Nov 1907 3 \nNodwell Cameron M Son S Sep 1909 1 \nNodwell Isabelle F Daughter S Mar 1911 3/12 \nLangford Jane F Mother-in-law W Sep 1837 73\n\nThe undertaker at his death was J. W. Pattison.  His physician was F. H. Wells, Port Elgin, Ontario.  He is buried at the Santuary Park Cemetery in Port Elgin.\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Samuel Nodwell\nName: Samuel Nodwell Death Date: 30 Jun 1923 Death Location: Bruce Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1861 Birth Location: On\n\nHis death registration says he died at Lot 26 LR, I\'m not sure what the LR means.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2069,'NI0100','CN','She was born at Lot 4, Concession 15, East Garafraxa Township.   She died at Lot 6, Concession 14, East Gary.   A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2070,'NI0101','CN','Urias parents were Urias Everson and Minnie Erth.\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 2\nEverson Euriah M Head M Sep 1 1857 43 \nEverson Letitia F Wife M Aug 24 1859 41 \nEverson Norman M Son S Sep 211883 17 \nEverson Samuel N M Son S Aug 16 1885 15 \nEverson Arthur U M Son S Aug 14 1887 13 \nEverson Mary L F Daughter S Apr 25 1889 11 \nEverson William H M Son S Mar 18 1891 10 \nEverson Bessie M F Daughter S Feb 1 1893 8 \nEverson Robert E M Son S Aug 12 1896 4 \nEverson Annie A F Daughter S Oct 10 1898 2\n\n1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 4\nAll transcribed wrong as noted.  Line 19: surname is Everson according to OCFA\nGernson Urias M Head M Sep 1857 53  \nGernson Letitia F Wife M Aug 1859 51 \nGernson Arthur M Son S Aug 1887 23 \nGernson May F Daughter S Apr 1889 21 \nGernson William M Son S Mar 1891 20 \nGernson Bessie F Daughter S Feb 1893 18 \nGernson Elgin M Son S Apr 1896 14 \nGernson Annie F Daughter S Oct 1898 12\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 41, grave 21-16, Urias Everson/ Born Sept. 1, 1857 - Died Feb. 8, 1936/ His Wife Letitia Nodwell/ Born Aug. 24, 1859 - Died Apr. 8, 1947/ Everson/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nHIs obiturary was in the Orangeville Banner on Feb. 13, 1936, page 4\nEVERSON-In Hillsburg, on Saturday, February 8th, 1936, Urias Everson, beloved husband of Letitia Nodwell, in his 79th year.  Private funeral from his late residence, on Monday, February 10 at 2:30 p.m.  Interment in Huxley\'s Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2068,'NI0099','CN','Margaret\'s parents were John and Ann Simpson.\n\nMargaret died at her home in Grand Valley.  She had not been in her usual good health all spring, but was able to get around and was engaged in her usual activities.  Born and raised on the Simpson homestead farm at Marsville, she was just a young girl when she joined the Church of Disciples, of which she was always a loyal, faithful supporter.  She was 20 years old when she married George and moved to his recently purchased farm bordering Grand Valley and the Grand River.  In 1901 they moved with thier children to a new cottage on a part of the farm they had retained, and Margaret lived there for the rest of her life.  Her hobby was flowers in the growing of which she was an expert.  Her garden was a picture of loveliness from early spring until late in autumn.  She was also very interested in the work of the Women\'s Institute, of which she was a charter meember.  She served on different committees and was a Past President.  She was also a Vice President of the Horticultural Society and had assisted whith her advice to beautify the village.  She was a Director of the East Luther Agricultural Society and each year won many prizes with her flowers at the annual Fall Fair.  She was a highly esteemed citizen of Grand Valley noted for her indomitable courage and true worth.  Many people were helped in time of need by her kindly sympathy and practical assistance.  She was best remembered for her cheerful outlook, which she passed to old and young, and for her democratic principles and keen interest in all she came in contact with.  Her funeral was very largely attended.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2067,'NI0098','CN','Land Grant in the name of George Henshaw Nodwell\n2 PT N 16 50 10 W4\nPart Section Township Range Meridian\nReference: Liber:  404 Folio: 460 File reel number: C-6261 Names:  George Henshaw Nodwel\n\nGeorge had been feeling particularily well except for muscular trouble that made walking difficult.  The day before his demise, while shovelling snow in front of his home, he conversed with several friends passing by and remarked how well he felt.  That evening while tuning in the radio to hear the popular \"Amos and Andy Show\" he suddenly fell from his chair unconscious.  Margaret, his wife, who was with him, called for help and a physician soon arrived.  Apoplexy was the doctor\'s diagnosis and he never regained consciousness.  He was immediately taken to the Orangeville Hospital where he died the following afternoon.  George was a son of Samuel Nodwell (1826-1902) and Elizabeth (Betsy) Henshaw (1829-1928), a grandson of William Nodwell and Letitia Dunn.  He was born and raised on his parents\' farm W1/2 Lot 4, Con. 15, East Garafraxa.  In 1883 he bought a farm at Grand Valley and two years later married Margaret and they settled there.  In 1901 he sold the farm, retaining a small part of it for a residence, and purchased land in Alberta where he spent the summer months.  Two years later he and Jim Park went to Innisfree, Alberta, to find suitable land for homesteading withe the intention of taking out a group of citizens to settle that part of the west for the Canadian Government.  They chose propertises in two townships and two ranges in the Innisfree area and went back to Ottawa to reserve the land for homesteading.  Although their son Elmor moved out, George and Margaret didn\'t because she declined to leave her comfortable home and established community to re-settle in a completely new area.  However, George made sixteen trips to Alberta and back, his last one in 1928.  One of his activities was buying horses and shipping them to Ontario for sale to local farmers.  Fond of travelling, he visited England, New York and the Chicago World\'s Fair.  Before his interest in the west ook over, he served on the local council for a few years.  He was a staunch Mason and was awarded the Veteran\'s Jewel for Past Masters of Good Standing.  He was also a member in good standing of the Canadian Order of Foresters.  He was a member of the Disciple Church and served as Deacon for many years.  In politics he was a Liberal.\n\nHe was married to Margaret Simpson on Feb. 17, 1886 in East Garafraxa.   \n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (North/Nord) (#125) Subdistrict: Grand Valley (Village) E Page 15\nNodwell George H M Head M Sep 2 1857 43 \nNodwell Margret F Wife M Apr 10 1865 36 \nNodwell Samuel E M Son S Feb 10 1887 14 \nNodwell Mable L F Daughter S Sep 4 1893 7 \nNodwell George R M Son S Oct 12 1896 4 \nNodwell John E M Son S Dec 29 1900 \n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 23 Grand Valley / page 16, family #180\nNodwell George H. M Head M Sep 1857 53  \nNodwell Margaret F Wife M Apr 1865 46  \nNodwell George Ross M Son S Oct 1896 14 \nNodwell John E. M Son S Dec 1900 10  \nNodwell Mabel L. F Daughter S Sep 1894 16');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2066,'NI0097','CN','James parents were John Simpson (1823-1890) and Ann Gear Simpson (1832-1918).  He was the oldest of ten children.  His father immigrated single from County Armagh, Northern Ireland about 1848 and settled at Reading Corners, near Marsville, On.  Ann came to Canada from Caithness County, northern Scotland in 1843 with her parents and six siblings, and they settled in the Marsville area about 1850.  John and Ann married in 1852 and two years later purchased E1/2 Lot 5. Con. 14 at Reading Corners and ownership of the farm has been in the Simpson family ever since.  Ann\'s parents were John Gear 1794-1877 and Margaret Flett 1789-1886.  James Henry was born and raised on the pioneer farm and just prior to his marriage, his father purchased 100 acres at NW1/2 Lot 11, Con. 14 1 1/2 miles north of Marsville, where James farmed for almost fifty years.  James H. was elected to the township council when a compararatively young man.  After serving some time as councillor, he was elected Deputy Reeve, and later Reeve, holding these offices over a period of five years.  During the ten years or so when couny councils were elected by direct vote of the people, James H. held the position of Returning Officer for one of the districts inot which Dufferin County was divided.  In this capacity he proved himself an impartial and competent official.  Later he was appointed Township Treasurer, holding this office for thirty years and retiring voluntarily on account of his advancing age. \n\nHe was a robust, vigorous man physically, and experienced his full share of heavy work, making a success of farming.  Genial and pleasant in manner, honest in his dealings with neighbours, and always willing to do a good turn, he was held in high regard by the people of his community.  He was a member of the Diciple Church, a staunch Conservative and was associated for many years with Court Marsville, Canadian Order of Foresters.\n\nLater in his life, in an interview with a local newspaper, James H. stated that in his boyhood days, Orangeville was a mere village with the only connection to the outside world being a stage from Brampton.  Grand Valley was not in existence.  Georgetown was the nearest railway point and much teaming from Marsville district was done to that town, Glenwilliams, Acton and Guelph, thirty to thrity five miles away.  He recalled one week in which he made no less than five trips to Guelph and one to Fergus with produce grown on his father\'s farm. \n\n1901 census for East Gary ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124), page 2\n\nSimpson James H M   Head M May  9 1853 48\nSimpson Annie F   Wife M Oct 3 1855 45\nSimpson William H M Son S Dec 4 1876 24\nSimpson Bessie L F   Daughter S Jan 21 1881 20\nSimpson John S M   Son S Oct 14 1883 17\n\n The Transcript from Price\'s Corners Cemetery has his age as in his 83rd year.  A picture of the tomb stone is on file.  ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2065,'NI0096','CN','The transcript for Price\'s Corners Cemetery states Annie was in her 86th year at the time of her death.\nA picture of the stone is on file.  She was known as Annie and married James Simpson at age 20.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2064,'NI0095','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.  She was 48 years of age at the time of her death, living at Lot 3, Con 16, East Garafraxa Township.  The stone says she died June 10 but the death certificate states she died on June 20.\n\nFrom the Fergus News Record, Thursday, June 29, 1906 edition, Marsville.  It is our sad duty this week to report the sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. Thos. Nodwell which took place on Wednesday afternoon.  She had been going around though not enjoying the best of health.  On Wednesday about 5 o\'clock she suddenly expired, the bursting of a blood vessel being the cause.  she was the eldest faughter of Mr. John Leeson of the townline and was 48 yrs. of age.  She leaves to morn her loss a husband, two sons and four daughters.  The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to Prices\' burying ground and was largely attended.  The rev. R. S. Scott officated.  A copy is on file.\n\nJean Major says Rachel collapsed and died after carrying a crock of butter upstairs probably from the basement.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2062,'NI0093','CN','Wellington County, Ontario Canada 1851 Census Record info about LETITIA NODWELL\nName: LETITIA NODWELL Age: 7 Year of Record: 1851 Comments: Wellington County - personal census\nEvent Description: 1851 Census Returns for Wellington County, Ontario: Microfilm Reel No. C-11756, National Archives of Canada, Ottawa Source Reference: Twp. No. 371, page 3\n\nThe family tree done by R. D. Nodwell documents Letitia Ann\'s birth and death dates as 1852, this is not possible when she is listed on the 1851 census with the family age 7.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2063,'NI0094','CN','Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907\nAnnie Ethel Nodwell 17 Nov 1889 Female Dufferin Thomas Nodwell Rachel Leeson  \nBertha Letitia Nodwell 28 May 1887 Female Dufferin Thomas Nodwell Rachel Leeson \nBessie Nodwell 18 Apr 1880 Female Wellington Thomas Nodwell Rachel Lieson \nEmma Mable Nodwell 12 Sep 1885 Female Dufferin Thomas Nodwell Rachel Leeson \nGeorge Nodwell 4 Dec 1881 Male Dufferin Thomas Nodwell Rachel Leeson \nThomas Nodwell 19 May 1883 Male Dufferin Thomas Nodwell Rachel Leeson\n\n1901 census for ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Garafraxa (East/Est) d-2  Page 1\nNodwell Thomas M Head M Mar  10 1853 48\nNodwell Rachel F   Wife M Jan 5 1859 42\nNodwell Bessie F   Daughter S Apr 18 1880 20\nNodwell George M   Son S Dec 4 1881 19\nNodwell Thomas M   Son S May 19 1883 17\nNodwell Mable E F   Daughter S Sep 12 1885 15\nNodwell Bertha L F   Daughter S May 28 1887 13\nNodwell Annie E F   Daughter S Nov 17 1889 11\n\n1911 Canada Census Record info about Thos Nodwell\nName: Thos Nodwell Gender: Male Marital Status: Widowed Age: 58 Birth Date: March 1853 Birthplace: Ontario Family Number: 64 Relation to Head of House: Head Tribal: Irish Province: Ontario District: Dufferin District Number: 62 Sub-District: Orangeville, part Sub-District Number: 22 Place of Habitation: Bythra St Census Year: 1911 Page: 5 Household Members: Thos Nodwell 1853, Bertha Nodwell 1887, Annie E Nodwell 1889\n\nInscription of their tomb stone at Price\'s Corners Cemetery reads as follows:\n18-7 NODWELL, In memory of Rachel Leeson, beloved wife of Thomas Nodwell, died June 20, 1906 in her 48th year.  Thomas Nodwell, died July 4, 1929, in his 77th year.  Tho lost to sight, to memory dear.  A picture of the tomb stone is on file.\n\nObituary from the July 18, 1929 edition of the Erin Advocate reads as follows:  The Late Thos. Nodwell  Thos. Nodwell, an old and highly respected resident of this disctrict, passed away at the home of his son, Mr. Geo. I. Nodwell, Lot 2, Con. 18, East Garafraxa, on Thursday, July 4th, in his 76th year.  Mr. Nodwell was only ill about a week, his death being due to a general breakdown.  Deceased was the oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nodwell and was born and spent his boyhood on the 14th line, East Garafraxa, just south of the Reading corner.  After his marriage to Miss Rachel Leeson, who predeceased her husband by 23 years, he farmed for a number of years on the 15th line, East Garafraxa, but retired some fifteen years ago.  He is survived by two sons and three daughters, Geo. I, East Garafraxa; Thomas, of Toronto; Mrs. Wm Forgrave, Harris, Sask.; Mrs. Elgin Holmes, Richmond Hill and Mrs. Mac Rowan, Plenty, Sask;  Geo. H. Nodwell, Grand Valley; William and Robert Nodwell, Hillsburg;  Mrs. U. Everson, Hillsburg;  Mrs. Jas. H Simpson and Mrs. Wm. B. McGowan,East Garafraxa, and Mrs. Henry McGowan in the West, are the surviving brothers and sisters.  The funeral was held from his son\'s home to Price\'s Corners Cemetery, on Saturday, July 6th.  Rev. W. M. Lee, of Alton, conducting the services.  A large number of floral tributes attested the sorrow and sympathy of friends of the family.  The pall-bearers, six nephews, were Messrs. William and Norman Everson, John Simpson, Holly Nodwell, William and Elwood Nodwell.  The flower-bearers were four grandsons:  Geo. and Arthur Clark, Jack Nodwell, and Clark Nodwell. - Orangeville Banner.\n\nA picture of this family is hanging on my hall wall.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2057,'NI0086','CN','Esther was aged 47 years at the time of her death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2058,'NI0088','CN','On Maud\'s tomb stone at Erin Union Cemetery, Robert\'s name is spelled McKenery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2059,'NI0089','CN','George P McEnery, was aged 6 months and 3 days at the time of his death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2060,'NI0090','CN','July 31, 1924, Erin Advocate, the following was written.  DIED  SINCLAIR-At BAllinafad, on Monday, July 21, 1924, Clara Elisabeth McEnery, beloved wife of John Sinclair, in her 69th year.  A copy of the death notice is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2061,'NI0091','CN','Wellington County, Ontario Canada 1851 Census Record info about SANUEL NODWELL \nName: SANUEL NODWELL Age:26 Year of Record:1851 Wellington County - personal census Microfilm Reel No. C-11756, National Archives of Canada, Ottawa Source Reference:Twp. No. 371, page 3\n\nOntario, Canada Census Index, 1871 Record info about Samuel Nodwell\nName: Samuel Nodwell Age: 45 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Gender: Male Birth Place: Ireland Residence District: Wellington Center Residence Location: Garafraxa East Ethnic Origin: Irish Religion: Presbyterian Division: 2 Microfilm Roll: C-9948 Page: 13 Head of Household Comment: This person is listed as a head of household.\n\nA Dr Lewis was the physician in Attendance at death for Samuel.  Death entry on file.  He was 75 years of age at the time of his death, a farmer, living in Marsville.  He was born in Ireland, Samuel Nodwell was the informant.\n\nVital Statistics Index of deaths for 1902 on file.  His death notice was in the June 12, 1902 edition of the Orangeville Sun.  Nodwell - In East Garafraxa on June 3rd, Samuel Nodwell, aged 70 years.  This death date and age differ from the death registration as well as the tomb stone.\n\nTomb stone #4-2 at Price\'s Corners Cemetery reads as follows:\n\nNODWELL, At rest. In memory of Samuel Nodwell, died May 27, 1902, aged 75 yrs. 10 mos.  Mary Lavina Nodwell McGowan, born Nov 13, 1870, died Aug. 19 1937.  In Memory of Betsy Henshaw, beloved wife of Samuel Nodwell who died Nov.. 15, 1898.  Aged 69 yrs.  Gone home.\nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2055,'NI0083','CN','Parents:  Peter Laird and Catherine Miller\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON CARDWELL (#51) Subdistrict: Mono E-3 Page 4\nLaird Louis H M Head M Jun 17 1856 44 \nLaird Letita F Wife M Aug 2 1864 37 \nLaird Winnifred F Daughter S Dec 20 1889 11 \nLaird Louis A M Son S Jan 10 1894 7 \nLaird Anna E F Daughter S Jun 23 1899 1 \nLaird Robert M Son S Mar 4 1901\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Peel / 18 Chinguacousy / page 6\nLaird Louis H.  M  Head  M  Jun 1858 53  \nLaird Lilian F Wife M Aug 1864 47 \nLaird Louis H. M Son S Jan 1894 17 \nLaird Irma F Daughter S Jun 1899 12 \nLaird Roland M Son S Mar 1901');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2056,'NI0084','CN','Annie born in Erin Township and was a housewife.  She died Main St. Erin, registration #034715.  The undertaker was Stanley R. Russell, Erin, the informant was Robert McEnery, her husband.\n\nAnnie was 60 years of age  at the time of her death.  Death Certificate on file.\n\nObituary, McEnery  There passed away on Saturday, July 23rd, 1921, about midnight, at the family residence, Erin, Annie Sinclair in her 60th year.  Annie Sinclair, beloved wife of Mr. Robert McEnery.  The family had just recently moved to Erin from the farm to live a retired life and it is certainly sad that Mrs. McEnery could not be spared to enjoy her declining years, free from the responsibilities of the farm home.  At Xmas time, 1919, she suffered a slight stroke, and again in the spring of 1921 but recovered sufficiently to be about, but the terrible malady again overtook her on Tuesday evening, and in spite of all the care and love that skilled physicians and an anxious household could devise and apply for her comfort, she passed away on Saturday at midnight with all the family around her bedside, the life so long interwoven with theirs, with tearful eyes they watched as it slowly but surely passed over.  She was born on the Sinclair homestead on the ninth line, just across the road from her old home and in March 1884, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert McEnery.  She leaves to morn her loss her bereaved husband and four sons and three daughters, Archie, Fred, Norman, Donald, Mrs. Robert Barbour, Mrs. E. Beatty and Miss Merel.  There also survives one sister, Mrs. W. T. Near, Nassagaweya, and four brothers, John Archie, Alexander, and Donald, Erin Township and Gilbert, at Guelph.  She was a kind and loving wife and mother and took a keen interest in all that was uplifting and for the betterment of the social and moral welfare of all.  The interment took place to Erin Cemetery on Tuesday July 26th, her pastor, The Rev. J. Lindsay Conducting the services at the church and grave.  The floral tributes were many and beautiful.  Her six nephews were the pall-bearers.\n\nObituary on file.\n\nIn the August 4, 1921 edition of the Acton Free Press, there is a mention of Annie\'s death.  There passed away on Saturday, July 23, at the family residence, Erin, Annie Sinclair, beloved wife of Mr. Robert McEnery, in her 60th year.  The family had just recently moved to Erin from the farm, to live a retired life. A copy of this is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2053,'NI0080','CN','Globe and Mail, December 18, 1936 - p.20\nMcRoberts, Anne Wansbrough - On December 16th, 1936, at the home of her\ndaughter, Mrs. W. H. McClement, 132 St. John\'s Road, Anne Wansbrough\nMcRoberts, widow of the late Roland B. McRoberts.\nFuneral service at above address, Friday, December 18th at 2 p.m.  Interment\nNorval Cemetery.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2054,'NI0081','CN','Parents:  Bryce McRoberts and Margaret Brush\n\nDied of pneumonia after two days\n\nToronto Globe and Mail, January 30, 1919\np.6 - McRoberts\nPassed peacefully away after a short illness on Wednesday, January 29, at\nhis late residence, 122 Gallery Ave., Roland Bryce McRoberts, dearly beloved\nhusband of Anne Wansbrough McRoberts.  Funeral (private) from his late\nresidence on Saturday at 3 p.m., to Prospect Cemetery.  Penetang and\nGeorgetown papers please copy.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2046,'NI0068','CN','Parents:  James and Mary Gates\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2047,'NI0070','CN','Mary was only aged 1 month at the time of her death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2048,'NI0071','CN','');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2049,'NI0074','CN','John\'s parents were John C. Nelson and Mary E. Brown.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2050,'NI0077','CN','[nnodwell.ged]\n\nParents:  John and Margaret Todd');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2051,'NI0078','CN','Birth date from Shirley Danallanko is 1857');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2052,'NI0079','CN','Parents: J.W. and M.E. Becker\n\nVernon News, January 15, 1914\np.7 - Armstrong\nUniversal regret is felt at the death of Charles J. Becker, aged 64 years,\nwho died at his residence on Sunday, January 11.\n\np.8 - Death of Charles Becker\nA shock of grief was experienced by many residents of this city when it\nbecame known on Monday that Charles J. Becker, had passed away on the\nprevious day.  It had been known for some time that he was seriously ill,\nbut few here thought that his end was so near.  Death was due to Bright\'s\ndisease, complicated by an affection of the heart.  The deceased, was was\nabout 64 years of age, had been a resident of Armstrong for upwards of\ntwenty years, having occupied the position of chief miller at the\nco-operative flour mill during its period of operation.  Recently he held a\nsimilar situation at the Enderby mill, and was considered to be a master of\nhis craft, second to none.  His many sterling qualities combined with an\namiable disposition, made him a favorite, and his death will be deeply\ndeplored by a large circle of friends and acquaintances in the Northern\nOkanagan.\nHe was recognized as a public-spirited citizen who always took an intense\ninterest in the advancement of any activity calculated to benefit the\ncommunity, and his energetic character, along with abilities of no mean\norder, made him a man who will be distinctly missed.  he was a prominent\nFreemason, and in politics was an ardent Conservative.  The funeral took\nplace on Tuesday under Masonic auspices, many of the brethren from Vernon\nand Enderby uniting with those of Armstrong in paying a last tribute to one\nso highly esteemed by the Craft.  He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter\nto mourn his loss, and to them the most hearty sympathy of  many friends is\nextended in their hour of grief and affliction.\nThe Funeral\nMembers and visitors of Spallumcheen Lodge, A.F. & A.M., to the number of 64\nassembled in the lodge room at 1 p.m.  The Worshipful Master Bro. A.E. Sage,\nafter announcing the purpose of the gathering, requested R.W. Bro. Hamilton\nLang to conduct the funeral ceremony.  The brethren then proceeded in\nprocession to the residence, where a brief service had already been\nconducted by the Rev. H.J. King.  The local Foresters and Odd Fellows lodges\nwere in formal attendance being drawn up in open ranks on the street\noutside.  The funeral then proceeded to the Anglican Church where a large\ncongregation was assembled.  The church service being conducted, those\npresent then marched to the cemetery about one and one-half miles north of\nthe city.  After the coffin was deposited in the grave the impressive and\nsolemn Masonic Funeral ceremonial was performed.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2041,'NI0063','CN','Also known as Ann.\n\nTranscript from the Erin Township cemetery listing of 12 small cemetery\'s listing #70.  Farewell/Sacred to the /memory of/Nancy Nodwell/beloved wife of William Wansbrough/who departed this life/Feb. 7th, 1876/aged 53 yr\'s 1 mo/& 5 days.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2042,'NI0064','CN','His parents were James & Jane Henderson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2043,'NI0065','CN','Wm Palmer is listed on his birth registration with the last name of Birnie, son of Margaret McEnery and George Birnie, farmer, Erin.Accoucheur was Dr. McGarvin.\n\nWillie was aged 14 years, 7 months at the time of his death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2044,'NI0066','CN','His birth was registered by his father George on Nov. 29, 1870, his name was listed as Archie on the registration.  John Binnie died in infancy.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2045,'NI0067','CN',' His parents were William Wansbrough and Ann Nodwell, both of Erin. \nInformant on the death registration  was his nephew H.R. Wansbrough, 575 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2038,'NI0060','CN','John\'s parent\'s were John Dolmer and Mary Smith of Ireland.  They came to Canada in 1849.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2039,'NI0061','CN','In the 1901 census, her date of birth is given as Nov. 19, 1867.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2040,'NI0062','CN','Alexander Parry farmed on the 27th Sideroad, north and west of town.  He was on the farm October 14, 1883 when William Donaldson, Postmaster, brought him a startling telegram.  His nephew, Henry Parry, was dead and he was asked to notify the young man\'s folks.  Henry was  24 years old and had left Toronto to work at the Lyceum Theater in Chicago.  He died of suffocation in a small room on the third floor of the building during one of Chicago\'s blazing theatre fires.  Mr Parry\'s diary simply says: \"Oct. 13 - Henry died.\"  Later Mr. Parry retired to a fine brick house in town on Anne Street.  It was while he was on a trip to Portage la Prairie, Manitoba that another interesting occurrence took place.  From The Beaver, Tuesday, September 22, 1908: \"A recent issue of the Winnipeg Free Press tells of an adventure which befell Mr. Alex. Parry, of this village, who is at present travelling in the West, while stopping at a hotel in Portage, la Prairie.  During the night, while Mr. Parry was peacefully slumbering, some bold, bad man entered his room and swiped his breeches.  Nor was this the worst.  The thief neglected to fell in the pockets before departing with his booty, and so forgot to leave behind him $40 which was in one of them.\"  (from Hillsburg\'s Heyday, by Patricia Kortland)\n\nThe 1901 census says his date of birth was Feb. 29, 1859.  He came to Canada from the US in 1859.\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (South/Sud) (#126) Subdistrict: Erin B-6 Page 7\nParry Alexander M Head M Sep 29 1859 41 \nParry Elizabeth F Wife M Nov 16 1867 33 \nParry John M Father W Feb 14 1828 73\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Wellington South / 11 Erin Township / page 4 \nPerry Alexander M Head M Sep 1859 51  \nPerry Elizabeth F Wife M Nov 1863 43\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 33, grave 18-1 Parry/ Alexander G. Parry/ Born Sept. 29, 1859. Died May 9, 1938/ His Wife/ Elizabeth Nodwell/ Born Nov. 18, 1867. Died Fed. 7, 1940/  A picture of the stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2036,'NI0058','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2037,'NI0059','CN','Cemetery transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 31, grave 16-13 Lettia M. Nodwell Wife of / John Dolmer/ Born Aug. 4, 1865 Died Nov. 18, 1908/ Dolmer/\n\nOrangeville Banner Reel 32\nNODWELL (Mrs. John Dolmer) - 26-Nov-1908 P 7, C 1 (d)\n\nOrangeville Banner Reel 32\nDOLMER John (Mrs. nee Nodwell) - 26-Nov-1908 P 7, C 1 (d) ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2034,'NI0055','CN','A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2035,'NI0057','CN','Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s about R. D. Nodwell\nName: R. D. Nodwell Event: Living Year: 1800-1899 Province: Ontario County: Wellington Place: Erin Township Source: C.J. McMillan, Early History of the Township of Erin, (n.p.), (n.d.). Volume/Page: 8\n\n1911 / Ontario / Wellington South / 11 Erin Township / page 7\nNodwell Robert D. M Head M May 1862 49  \nNodwell Lillian Euphemia F Wife M Feb 1871 40 \nNodwell William Ewart M Son S Oct 1996 14 \nNodwell Mungo Carrick M Son S Mar 1900 11 \nNodwell Robert Jaems M Son S Dec 1906 4 \nNodwell Gladys F Daughter S Aug 1898 12 \nNodwell Mary Elizabeth F Daughter S Nov 1901 9 \nNodwell Lillian Kathleen F Daughter S Jul 1905 5\n\nCemetery transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, page 33, grave 18-9 ( East) Nodwell/ Robert Dunn Nodwell/ May 23, 1862 - Feb. 17, 1949/ His Wife / Lillian Euphemia Young/ Feb. 11, 1871 June 4, 1960/\nA picture of the tomb stone is on file.\n\nGrave 18-9A Robert D./ Nodwell/\n\nFrom the Erin Advocate, Feb. 24, 1949 - NODWELL: at the Homestead Farm, Hillsburgh, on Thursday, February 17, 1949, Robert Duncan Nodwell, beloved husband of Lillias E. Young, in his 87th year.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2033,'NI0054','CN','William was a witness at the marriage of Neil Thompson and Letitia Collins, from the County of Wellington, Marriages - 1879 FHC film #1869506.\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34, grave 18-11 (West) In Loving Memory of/ Wm. H. Nodwell/ Born July 25, 1857/ Died Jan. 30, 1903/ His Wife Rosa Jane Young/ Born Feb. 7, 1867/ Died Mar, 2, 1943/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nVital Statistics record for Ontario, Deaths 1904, registration #029356-06.  Copy on file.  It is clearly stated his death was in 1904 though his tomb stone reads 1903.\n\n1901 census listing for the family sub district 6 family 139 page 13\n\nNodwell  William    M Head   M   25 July   1857    43  Ontario   Irish      Canadian   Presb  Farmer\nNodwell    Rosa J.  F   Wife   M   7 Feb.    1867     34  Ontario   Scotch  Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Robert   M   Son    S   18 Mar.   1887    14  Ontario    Irish     Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Howard  M   Son    S   27 Apr.   1890    10   Ontario    Irish     Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Edwin     M   Son   S   3 Jan.    1898       2   Ontario    Irish   Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Mary       F   Daughter  S   21 Aug.   1888   12    Ontario          Irish   Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Lizzie     F    Daughter S   27 Sept.  1893     7     Ontario         Irish   Canadian   Presb\nNodwell    Rosa      F    Daughter  S   15 Oct.   1900     6/12 Ontario         Irish   Canadian   Presb');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2032,'NI0053','CN','Cemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34, grave 18-11 (North) In/ Memory/ Of Our/ Loving Sister/ Ann Jane/ Nodwell/ Born / Nov. 26, 1854/ Died/ July 25, 1914/\n\nRegister of Wills Jan 1914 to Mar 1917, file 7452, probate of will for Ann Jane Nodwell late of the Village of Hillsburg. Dated the 2nd day of April in the year 1914.   She left  Robert Dunn Nodwell, her brother, of the Township of Erin, in the County of Wellington, Farmer and Alexander Griffith Parry, her brother-in-law, of the Village of Hillsburg, in the County of Wellingon, Gentleman as executors of the estate.   The contents of the house was to be divided among her relatives in any way the executors see fit.  She directed that the residue of her personal estate be divided as follows.  One sixth part there of to be paid to my nephew Robert Dolmer.  One sixth part there of to be paid to my sister Elizabeth Parry.  One third part there of to be paid to my brother Robt. D. Nodwell.  The remaining one third part there of to be divided between the children of my deceased brother William H. Nodwell, share and share a like.  Signed, published and declared by Ann Jane Nodwell.  Copy of will on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2031,'NI0050','CN','Eliza\'s parents were Thomas Holmes and Ann Payne, both born in Ireland.  The 1901 census states the family came to Canada in 1848.  She was listed as 84 years, 1 month 4 days at the time of her death.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.\n\n1881 census Source Information: Census Place Erin, Wellington South, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375894 District 151 Sub-district E Division 3 Page Number 65 Household Number 286 Eliza NODWELL Female Other Information: Birth Year <1831> Birthplace Ireland  Age 50 Occupation Marital Status M <Married> Head of Household Robert NODWELL');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2030,'NI0049','CN','NODWELL ROBERT baptism 1817 Derry Genealogy Centre\n\nRobert Nodwell came to Canada via Philadelphia, USA.  He arrived there on the ship Courage on June 28, 1838 with Andrew and a John Nodwell, aged 1.\nPhiladelphia Passenger Lists, 1800-1945 Record info about Robt Nodwell \nName:Robt Nodwell Arrival Date: 21 Jun 1838 Age: 26 Years Estimated Birth Year:abt 1812 Port of Departure:Londonderry, Ireland Ship Name: Courage Port of Arrival: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Microfilm Roll Number: M425_53\n\nIn the 1861 census for Erin Township, there is a Wm Wansbrough living with the family, he is aged 12.  Could this be the son of Nancy Nodwell and Wm Wansbrough?\n\nOntario, Canada Census Index, 1871 Record info about Robert Nodwell\nName: Robert Nodwell Age: 53 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1818 Gender: Male Birth Place: Ireland Residence District: Wellington Center Residence Location: Erin Ethnic Origin: Scottish Religion: Presbyterian Occupation: Farmer Division: 3 Microfilm Roll: C-9947 Page: 5 Head of Household Comment: This person is listed as a head of household.\n\n1877 Atlas of Waterloo Wellington counties, Erin Township, Concession 8, Lot 24, R Nodwell west 1/2.\n\n1881 census information for Robert NODWELL  Birth Year <1818> Birthplace Ireland Age 63 Occupation Farmer Marital Status M <Married> Head of Household Robert NODWELL Source Information: Census Place Erin, Wellington South, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375894 District 151 Sub-district E Division 3 Page Number 65 Household Number 286\n\nThe 1901 census states Robert came to Canada from Ireland in 1833.  1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON WELLINGTON (South/Sud) (#126) Subdistrict:Erin B-6 Page 4\nNodwell Robert M Head M Nov  4 1818 83 \nNodwell Eliza F Wife M Nov 15 1823 72 \nNodwell Ann E. F Daughter S Nov 26 1854 46\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34, grave 18-11 (East) In Loving Memory of/ Robert Nodwell/ Born Nov. 4, 1817/ Died June 20, 1901/ Also His Wife/ Eliza Holmes/ Born Nov. 15, 1828/ Died Dec. 19, 1912/ Nodwell/ J.H. Hamilton Guelph/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nWill proved and on file.  Registery of Wills, 1901-Apr 1906, A996.120, Item 1.\n\nVital Statistics Index for deaths Ontario, 1901 registration #028782-01.  Copy on file.\n\nHis tomb stone has his date of death as June 20th instead of the 30th given on the registration of Ontario.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2028,'NI0037','CN','A picture of his tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2029,'NI0039','CN','Surrogate Court Registor Books Volume C -- 1854 -1859 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co. FHC film # 0555616 Collins, Joseph Wife: Jane Sons: Joseph, William, John Daughters: Sarah Anne, Dinah, Letitia Died between: 7 Aug 1854 & 8 Feb 1855 Yeoman');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2026,'NI0033','CN','Her surname is spelled Howson on her marriage registration.  Her parents were Wm. & Mary Howson.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2027,'NI0034','CN','Orangeville Banner, November 17, 1938 - p.3 (not the complete obit)\nMrs. Sarah Lang - Widow of the late Henry Lang of Erin Township.  She was\nthe daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wheeler sr., was born and brought\nup in Erin Township.  The last few years she has lived with her daughter,\nMiss Susan Lang, teacher, Toronto.\nMother of seven daughters and two sons, and three step-children.  Left a\nwidow thirty-two years ago.  Died on Sunday afternoon, October 30th. Funeral\non Nov. 2nd at the home of her son Andrew Lang.\n Interment was made in Huxley cemetery. Surviving siblings: James Wheeler,\nErin, Wm. Wheeler Sr., Erin Twp.; Alfred Wheeler, Asquith, Sask. and Mrs.\nJohn Palferman, now ill, Toronto.  One step-daughter, Minnie, and two\ndaughters, Nancy and Millie (Mrs. Cecil Presley) predeceased her.  Five\ndaughters: Mrs. Norman Somerville, Hillsburg; Mrs. Edith Smart, Erin; Mrs.\nWm. Thomas, Alton; Miss Susie Lang, Toronto; Mrs. Alfred Thomas, Toronto;\nand two son, William and Andrew Lang of Erin Twp.  Also two elder step-sons,\nThos. and Harry Lang of Hillsburg.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2025,'NI0030','CN','1881 census for Erin, sub district 2\n5,19,Henry,LANG,M,28,Ontario,C. Presbyterian,English,Farmer,M\n5,19,Bessie,LANG,F,25,Ontario,C. Presbyterian,Scottish, ---,M\n5,19,Mary,LANG,F,4,Ontario,C. Presbyterian,English, ---,S,\n5,19,Harry,LANG,M,2,Ontario,C. Presbyterian,English, ---,S,\n5,19,(No Name Listed),LANG,M,0,Ontario,C. Presbyterian,English, ---,S,Born Apr\n\n1891 census for Erin sub district 4 page 9\n\n81 Lang Henry M Head M Aug. 3 1852 49 Ontario English Disciple Farmer\n81 Lang Sarah F Wife M Mar. 28 1865 36 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Henry M Son S May. 06 1880 21 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Thomas M Son S Apr. 1 1881 20 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Bessie F Daughter S Feb. 6 1886 15 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Edith F Daughter S Dec. 25 1887 13 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Nancy F Daughter S Mar. 5 1889 12 Ontario English English\nPage 10\n81 Lang Susie F Daughter S May 23 1892 9 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Ellie F Daughter S Dec. 27 1893 8 Ontario English English\n81 Lang Millie F Daughter S Mar. 5 1898 3 Ontario English English');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2024,'NI0027','CN','The 1891 census for Erin Township shows a Mary Lang living with the family.  She is 78 years of age and a widow.   This would be Sara\'s mother, Mary Nodwell.  A picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2023,'NI0026','CN','Surrogate Court Registor Books  Volume I -- 1880 -1883 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co.  FHC film # 0555621\n\nLang, Henry\n\nWidow: Mary\nSon: Henry\nDaughters: Nancy, Sarah, Jane, Letitia\nYeoman\n\nHenry was 68 years of age at the time of his death.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2022,'NI0025','CN','Mary is listed as a widow in the 1891 census for Erin Township, it was taken April 17, 1891 so Henry must have died prior to April of 1891.  Mary was living with her daughter Sara and her family at the time of the census.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2021,'NI0024','CN','She is listed as Mary Henshaw on her son Thomas Edward\'s marriage certificate.\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / Dufferin / 6 Garafraxa East / page 6\nNodwell Edward M  Head M Mar 1879 32  \nNodwell Margaret F Wife M Mar 1884 27 \nNodwell Thelma F Daughter S Jan 1911 4/12 \nNodwell Harriet J. F Mother W Apr 1839 72 \nNodwell Bella F Sister S Sep 1880 30 \n\nVital Statistics Index, deaths, 1926, reel 14, Reference number 012172-26.  Copy on file.\n\nA picture of her tomb stone is on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2020,'NI0023','CN','IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nJAMES MCARTHUR Male Birth: 12 AUG 1837 Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland Parents: Father: PETER MCARTHUR Mother: CATHERINE MCLEAN  \nSource Information: Batch No.:  C119357 Dates: 1837 - 1842 Source Call No.:  1042982 Type: Film Printout Call No.:  6901705\n\nOntario, Canada Census Index, 1871 Record info about James Mcarthur\nName: James Mcarthur Age: 32 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1839 Gender: Male Birth Place: Scotland \nResidence District: Wellington Center Residence Location: Erin Ethnic Origin: Scottish Religion: Baptist Occupation: Merchant Division: 3 Microfilm Roll: C-9947 Page: 1\n\nCanadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s Record info about James McArthur\nName: James McArthur Event: Living Year: 1871 Province: Ontario County: Wellington Place: Erin Township Source: Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Wellington for 1871-2, A.O. Loomis & Co., Hamilton, ON, 1871. Volume_Page: 173\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about James McArthur\nName: James McArthur Death Date: 2 Jun 1885 Death Location: Wellington Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1838 Birth Location: Scotland\n\nCemetery transcription, Huxley Cemetery, page 19, grave 9-6 (North) James MacArthur/ Died June 2, 1885 Aged 48 Yrs./ His Wife Mary Nodwell/ Died June 28, 1922 Aged 81 Yrs./ Isabella MacArthur/ Died Dec. 25, 1888 Aged 21 Yrs./ Katherine MacArthur/ Died Jan. 2, 1904.  Note spelling of surname, it has an \"a\" in the Mac on their tomb stone.\n\nThere is also grave 9-6 (East) Jean/ MacArthur/ Died/ May 3, 1942/  Have no idea who this person is.\n\nHis death certificate states he was 44 years, 10 months at the time of his death.  His profession is listed as Gentleman, born in Scotland.  He was of the Baptist faith.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2019,'NI0022','CN','1881 census for Erin Twp. Sub District #3\n21,95,John,MCMILLAN,M,40,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Farmer,M\n21,95,Cath,MCMILLAN,F,37,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Irish, ---,M\n21,95,Willie,MCMILLAN,M,13,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Student,S\n21,95,Margt,MCMILLAN,F,11,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Student,S\n21,95,And.,MCMILLAN,M,9,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Student,S\n21,95,Hugh,MCMILLAN,M,7,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Scottish,Student,S\n\n1901 census for Dryden lists John born 1840.  District: ON ALGOMA (#44) Subdistrict: Dryden N-1 Page 11\nMcMillan John M Head M 1840 60 \nMcMillan Kate F Wife M 1843 57 \nMcMillan Andrew M Son S Apr 9 1877 29 \nMcMillan Herbert M Son S Mar 21 1880 21 \nMcMillan Maggie F Daughter S Oct 10 1870 30');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2018,'NI0019','CN','Mary NODWELL  Birth Date: 22 Dec 1873 Death Date: Apr 1969 Social Security Number:  501-42-5225 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: North Dakota Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 58282 Localities: Backoo, Pembina, North Dakota Leroy, Pembina, North Dakota Walhalla, Pembina, North Dakota\n ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2017,'NI0017','CN','John\'s parents were Archibald and Janet McMillan.\n\nErin Advocate Nov. 9, 1910 McMILLAN - In Owen Sound, Ont., on tuesday Oct. 25th, 1910, John H. McMillan, second son of the late Archibald McMillan, of Erin, in his 63rd, year.  Deceased was born April 5th, 1848, on lot 19, con. 9 Erin, the farm on which the McMillan family first came to Erin township about 90 years ago.  He remained with his father on the old home until 1873, when he was married to Miss Martha Nodwell, a daughter of the late Andrew Nodwell, of lot 23, con. 8, Erin.  He then resided on lot 19, con. 11, Erin, until 1885, when he removed to Owen Sound, where he has lived up till the time of his death.  Like the majority of the McMillan family, he was a great lover of horses, and during his lifetime owned several very good ones, among them being, Young Hero, Boston, and was a member of the firm of McMillan Bros, who owned the great Crown Imperial 2 27 1/2,  He also owned Prince Nuttingham, 2 20 1/2, and Arbuteakan 2 09 3/4; the latter he owned until his last illness.  He leaves to morn his loss, a widow and three sons, and one daughter:-Archie of Winnipeg; Lorne, engineer on a vessel; Orme, of the Traders Bank, Owen Sound; and Belle, at home; his eldest son, John Robert, haveing died 15 years ago, at the age of 21 years, from the effects of Typhoid fever.  The remaining brothers and sisters of the family are Mrs. D. McAllister, Toronto; Mrs. J. C. Blackwood and Mr. A. O McMillan of Erin Village; Mrs. D. McDougall, Arthur, Mr. C. E. McMillan, lot 23, con. 9, Erin; Mrs. Donner and Miss Maggie McMillan, Parkdale; his eldest brother D. R. McMillan having died a year ago.  The bereaved family have the heart-felt sympathy of the entire community.  The remains were intered at Owen Sound Cemetery, on Oct. 27th.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2016,'NI0016','CN','James parents were James and Ann Hamilton.\n\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (North/Nord) (#125) Subdistrict: Palmerston (Town/Ville) K-2 Page 3\nHamilton James M Head M Nov 8 1853 47 \nHamilton Letitia F Wife M Sep 13 1855 45 \nHamilton Isabella F Daughter S Jan 20 1879 22 \nHamilton Annie F Daughter S Jul 16 1882 18 \nHamilton Martha W F Daughter S Aug 7 1892 9 \nHamilton Kate R J F Daughter S Jan 31 1900 1\n\n1911 Census / Ontario / London / 16 London / page 11\nHamilton James M Head M Nov 1842 68 \nHamilton Letitia F Wife M Sep 1854 56 \nHamilton Bella F Daughter S Jun 1870 32 \nHamilton Annie F Daughter S Jul 1881 29\nHamilton Winnifred F Daughter S Apr 1892 19 \nHamilton Louella F Daughter S Jan 1900 11\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about James Hamilton\nName: James Hamilton Death Date: 31 Aug 1931 Death Location: Middlesex Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854 Birth Location: Erin,On');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2015,'NI0015','CN','Jane Hamilton, Mrs. R. C. Nodwell, was the first president of the Centre Wellington District Women\'s Institute (1904-1966).  This organization began as the women had different interests from the Farmers Institute.  The ladies prepared boxes monthly for the 13 township men and women serving overseas in the First World War.  (from Hillsburg\'s Heyday by Patricia Kortland) ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2014,'NI0014','CN','ALEXANDER MERCER b. June, 1827 in Derry County, Ulster near Limavady and d. 17 Dec. 1894 in Artemesia Townships (nr. Markdale), Grey County Ontario. m. 23 Sep. 1848 in Philadelphia to MARY JANE SMYTH b. 14 Nov. 1821 possibly in Derry or Antrim  County Ireland, and d. 6 Nov. 1919 in Artemesia Township.  Moved to Ontario circa 1855 and purchased a 100 acre farm from Gavin Simpson\n(Easterly Lot #32, Concession #8, Erin township Wellington County. Sold their farm on 5 Nov. 1877 to a cousin, Robert C. Nodwell, Andrew\'s youngest son. \n\n1881 census for Erin\n1,1,Robert,NODWELL,M,24,Ontario,Baptist,Irish,Farmer,M,\n1,1,Jane,NODWELL,F,22,Ontario,Baptist,Irish, ---,M,\n1,1,Fonzo,NODWELL,M,1,Ontario,Baptist,Irish, ---,S,(Alfonzo)\n1,1,Sarah,HAMILTON,F,20,Ontario,Baptist,Irish, ---,S,\n1,1,Andrew,NODWELL,M,70,Ireland,No Denomination,Irish,Retired,W,\n1,1,William,NODWELL,M,33,Ontario,Baptist,Irish,Willow Worker,S, Blind\n\nRobert is living with a Hamilton family in the 1891 census of Erin, where are his family?\n\n1901 Census for Erin Township, Ontario Sub District #5\n6  101 Nodwell Robert M Head M 20 Jan. 1857 44 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt Farmer\n6  101 Nodwell Jane F Wife M 1 May 1855 42 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt\n6  101 Nodwell Alfonzo M Son S 2 Feb. 1880 20 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt\n6  101 Nodwell James M Son S Sept. 22 1892 8 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt\n6  101 Nodwell Tessa F Daughter S 22 July 1882 18 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt\n6  101 Nodwell Annie F Daughter S 29 Sept 1885 15 Ontario Irish Canadian Bapt \n\nErin Advocate Feb. 5, 1942 - R. C. Nodwell Celebrates 85th Birthday - A number of friends and neighbours organized a surprise party at the home of Mr. R. C. Nodwell, Hillsburg, on Wednesday night, January 21st in honor of his 85th birthday.  Born near Hillsburg, Mr. Nodwell has spent his lifetime in this community where he was long noted as one of this district\'s most progressive farmers.  Four daughters joined in expressing the congratulations and good wishes of many friends.  They are Mrs. James Harkness, Hillsburg, Mrs. F. Packman, Toronto, Mrs. Hugh McLachlan, Hillsburg, and Mrs. I. King, living in California.  Despite his advanced years, Mr. Nodwell is active and takes a keen interest in day to day events.\n\nIn the Erin Advocate on Jan. 24, 1946, page 1 of the Hillsburgh News there is mention of Robert as follows, Congratulations to Mr. R. C. Nodwell who celebrated his 89th birthday on Sunday.  Mr Nodwell enjoys good health and is very active.  A copy of the paper is on file.\n\nIn the Jan 2, 1947 edition of the Erin Advocate under Hillsburgh News:  Mr. R. C. Nodwell returned home after spending a few weeks with friends in Boston.\n\nFrom the June 2, 1949 edition of the Erin Advocate his death notice reads as follows:  NODWELL: in Hillsburgh, on May 28, 1949, Robert C. Nodwell, beloved husband of the late Jane Hamilton and loving father of Teresa (Mrs. Packham), Annie (Mrs. Harkness), Ivy (Mrs. King), Millie (Mrs. McLachlan), in his 93rd year.\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 22, grave 11-7 (West) R. C. Nodwell/ 1857 - 1949/ His Wife/ Jane Hamilton/ 1858 - 1935/ Amelia Russell/ 1894 - 1983/\n\nIn the Erin Advocate, June 9, 1949 edition, the following obituary was featured, a copy of it is on file:\nIn the death of Robert C. Nodwell of Hillsburgh who passed to his eternal rest on May 29 (?) 1949 in his 93rd year, this community loses not only a very highly esteemed citizen but also one who was the last surviving member of his family and one of the last links between the present time and the pioneering days of the past.  Son of Andrew Nodwell and Isabella Mercer, who were natives of Londonderry, Ireland, he was born on lot 22, concession 8, Erin Township, on January 20, 1865.  He united in marriage with Jane Hamilton, who predeceased him in November 1936 - from which union were born four daughters, Mrs Fred Packham of Beeton; Mrs. Jas Harkness, Erin Township; Mrs. Jas. King of Modeston, California and Milly, Mrs. Hugh McLachlan, of Hillsburgh; also two sons Alfonso and James both of whom predeceased their parents some years ago.  Sixty-four years ago the departed joined the Baptist Church and remained steadfastly in that faith during his entire life time.  Known widely for his integrity, kindliness of heart and all good neighborly qualities, his cheery smile will be much missed by a large circle of friends in the community.  The funeral service which was largely attended was conducted at the home by a former pastor, Rev. John Fallard of Toronto, assisted by Rev. George Aikens of the Presbyterian Church, Hillsburgh.  Interment at Huxley Cemetery.  The pall-bearers were three sons-in-law, James Harkness, Fred Packham and Hugh McLachlan; a cousin Mungo Nodwell and his two grandsons, Douglas Harkness of Guelph and Ted Packham of Toronto.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2012,'NI0010','CN','He was living with his brother Robert and family on the 1881 census.  His occupation is listed as Willow Worker Blind.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2013,'NI0011','CN','Andrew was known as Andy.\n\n1877 Atlas of Waterloo Wellington counties, Erin Township Concession 8 Lot 21, A Nodwell Jr. east 1/2.\n\nCanadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Feb 1, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64034.13] Individual: Nodwell, Andrew, Jr. Event: Living Year: 1871 Place: Erin Township Province of record source: Ontario County of record source: Wellington Source: Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Wellington for 1871-2.  Publisher: A.O. Loomis & Co. Publication place: Hamilton, ON Publication year: 1871 Volume/Page(s): 175\n\nNaturalization data base for Andrew Nodwell\nNodwell, Andrew  Canada  July 29, 1889  1st  Cavalier D-2 172   \nNodwell, Andrew  Canada  December 13, 1897 2nd Cavalier F-14 575 \n\nOntario, Canada Births, 1869-1907\nJas Robt Nodwell 29 Dec 1881 Male Wellington Andrew Nodwell Annabell Hunter  \nMary Maud Nodwell 30 Aug 1874 Female Unknown Andrew Nodwell Junior Anna Bell Hunter \nWm Anderson Nodnell Nodwell Jr. 1 Jul 1877 Male Wellington Andrew Nodwell Jr. Annabella Hunter\n\nErin Township, Wellington Co., Ontario 1881 Census Records\n1,2,Andrew Jr.,NODWELL,M,31,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Irish,Farmer,M,\n1,2,Annabell,NODWELL,F,25,Ontario,Disciple of Christ,Irish, ---,M,\n1,2,Mary Maud,NODWELL,F,7,Ontario,none,Irish, ---,S,\n1,2,William Andrew,NODWELL,M,3,Ontario,none,Irish, ---,S,\n1,2,David Mercer,NODWELL,M,9/12,Ontario,none,Irish, ---,S,\n\n1900 United States Federal Census about Andrew Nodwell\nName: Andrew Nodwell Home in 1900: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 45 Estimated birth year: abt 1855 Birthplace: Canada Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse\'s name: Mary M Race: White Immigration year: 1889 Household Members: Andrew Nodwell 45, Mary M Nodwell 26, Mercer Nodwell 19, Howard Nodwell 15\n\n1910 United States Federal Census about Andrew Nodwell\nName: Andrew Nodwell Age in 1910: 60 Estimated birth year: abt 1850 Birthplace: Canada English Relation to Head of House: Head Father\'s Birth Place: Ireland Mother\'s Birth Place: Ireland Spouse\'s name: Mary M Home in 1910: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Year of Immigration: 1889 Household Members: Andrew Nodwell 60, Mary M Nodwell 36, Earl Nodwell 8, Bertha M Nodwell 5, Marguerite Nodwell 2\n\n1920 United States Federal Census about Andrew Nodwell\nName: Andrew Nodwell [Andrew Nadwell] Home in 1920: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 69 years Estimated birth year: abt 1851 Birthplace: Ontario Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse\'s name: Mary M Father\'s Birth Place: Ireland Mother\'s Birth Place: Ireland Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Year of Immigration: 1889 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 361 Household Members: Andrew Nodwell 69, Mary M Nodwell 46, Earl P Nodwell 18, Bertha M Nodwell 15, Marguerite Nodwell 12, Stella G Nodwell 9\nAccording to the census Andrew became a US citizen in 1897.\n\n1930 United States Federal Census about Andrew Rodwell (transcription error)\nName: Andrew Rodwell Home in 1930: Olga, Cavalier, North Dakota Age: 80 Estimated birth year: abt 1850 Birthplace: Canada Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse\'s name: Mary M Race: White Household Members: Andrew Rodwell 80, Mary M Rodwell 56, Earl Rodwell 28, Marguerite Rodwell 22, Henry Carrin 28 (ancestry has the relationship as lodger)\nEnumeration District 10-37, Subdistrict 2, Sheet number 5A\nNodwell Andrew, Married, White, 80 yrs old, born Canada, father born Northern Ireland, mother born Northen Ireland, English, immigration 1889\nNodwell, Mary M, wife, age 56, born Canada, father born Canada, mother born Canada, immigration 1889\nNodwell, Earl, age 28, born North Dakota, parents born Canada\nNodwell, Marguerite, age 22, born North Dakota, parents born Canada\nCarrier, Henry, age 28, born North Dakota (I cannot make out his relationship)\n\nNaturalization database records for Andrew\nNameCountryDatePapersCountyVolumePageComments\n Nodwell, Andrew  Canada  July 29, 1889  1st  Cavalier  D-2  1\n Nodwell, Andrew  Canada  December 13, 1897  2nd  Cavalier  F-14  575   \n\nNodwell 74,l10,112 Cemetery records in Cavalier Co.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2011,'NI0008','CN','Catherine is listed as Kitty Ann on her son John\'s birth registration.  She is also shown as Kitty on her marriage entry which lists her place of birth to be America.    The 1901 census for Dryden lists her year of birth as 1843 and has her born in Ontario.  We know the family arrived in the US in June of 1838, only Andrew, Bell and John are listed on the manifest for the ship Courage, sailing from Londonderry Ireland and landing on June 21st, 1838.  Some accounts have her born in Philadelphia which is quite possible.\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Kitty Ann McMillan\nName: Kitty Ann McMillan Death Date: 24 Oct 1918 Death Location: Kenora District Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Birth Location: Erin Twp Wellington Co,Ont');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2010,'NI0007','CN','1901 Census of Canada Page Information District:ON WELLINGTON (South/Sud) (#126) Subdistrict:Erin B-6 Page 1\nMcArthur Mary F Head W Jul 28 1840 60 \nMcArthur Martha J F Daughter S Feb 8 1873 28\n\n1911 Canada Census Record info about Mary MacArthur\nName: Mary MacArthur Gender: Female Marital Status: Widowed Age: 70 Birth Date: July 1840 Birthplace: United States Of America Family Number: 34 Relation to Head of House: Head Immigration Year: 1841 Tribal: Irish Province: Ontario District: Wellington South District Number: 134 Sub-District: Erin Township, Hillsburg Police Village Sub-District Number: 11 Place of Habitation: Erin Tp Census Year: 1911 Page: 4 Household Members: Mary MacArthur 1840, Jean MacArthur 1877, James Melson MacArthur 1898, Newell Mcarthur MacArthur 1899, Andrew Horace MacArthur 1900 (Jean is listed as daughter in law of Mary with the others being grandchildren.  I cannot find where these people fit in)\n\nMary is listed as age 81 years on her tomb stone at Huxley Cemetery.  The 1901 census states she immigrated from the US.\n\nOntario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record info about Mary MacArthur\nName: Mary MacArthur Death Date: 28 Jun 1922 Death Location: York Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841 Birth Location: USA');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2009,'NI0006','CN','Philadelphia, 1800-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists Record info about John Nodwell\nName: John Nodwell Arrival Date: Jun 21, 1838 Age: 1 Gender: Male Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Port of Departure: Londonderry Ship Name: Bark Courage National Archives\' Series Number: 425 Microfilm Number: 53 List Number: 58\n\nCensus for Erin Township, 1871 lists John as a Farmer living District 34, Subdistrict H, Division 2, Page 9. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Feb 1, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64034.21\nIndividual: Nodwell, John Event: Living Year: 1871 Place: East Garafraxa Township Province of record source: Ontario County of record source: Wellington Source: Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Wellington for 1871-2. Publisher: A.O. Loomis & Co. Publication place: Hamilton, ON Publication year: 1871 Volume/Page(s): 181\n\nOn the census for 1901 in East Garafraxa Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario it lists John\'s place of birth as Ireland and that he came to Canada in 1841.  This information contradicts the story of Andrew going to Philadelphia in 1838, Kitty being born there then the family moving to Canada in the fall of 1839.\n1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON WELLINGTON (Centre) (#124) Subdistrict: Garafraxa (East/Est) D-2 Page 1\nNodwell John M Head M Mar  5 1838 63 \nNodwell Jane H F Wife S Apr 1 1839 62 \nNodwell John M Son S Aug 24 1872 28 \nNodwell Morgan R M Son S May 2 1875 25 \nNodwell Edward T M Son S Mar 9 1878 23 \nNodwell Bella F Daughter S Sep 23 1880 20\n\nDeath record from the vital statistics index for 1926, registration #008638-06.  Copy on file.\n\nInscription from his tomb stone in Price\'s Corners Cemetery reads as follows.  7-1 NODWELL, (ws) John Nodwell, died, Nov. 2, 1906. aged 68 years, 3 months, his wife, Harriett Jane Henshaw, died June 28, 1926, in her 88th year.  (ss) Nancy Nodwell, died Oct. 16, 1889, aged 24 years, 2 months, 6 days.  Christ is my hope.\n\nA picture of his tomb stone is on file.\n\nHis obit was in the Nov. 8th edition of the Orangeville Sun, page 2.  Old Resident Dead - An old resident of East Garafraxa passed away early last Friday morning in the person of Mr. John Nodwell.  Deceased had been in good health up to about a week ago when he soon developed into congestion of the lungs, and then into pneumonia combined with pleurisy.  The late Mr. Nodwell was born in Ireland on March 5th in 1838, and was in his 69th year.  In his early years he came across the Atlantic, staying for some time in the United States before removing to Canada.  In 1860 he married Miss Henshaw and settled on lot 1, con. 15 East Garafraxa where he passed the rest of his life.  He is survived by his wife and a family of six sons and one daughter, all family being grown up.  The sons are Andrew, George, William, Morgan and Edward, all residents of East Garafraxa, and John of Luther.  The daughter Miss Isabel, is a professional nurse and resided in Owen Sound.  Al the family were with him at the time of his death.  He had the great satisfaction of seeing all his sons grow up and settle around him and become good citizens and men of consideration in the community.  The funeral took place on Sunday to Price\'s Corners cemetery, the remains being followed to the grave by a large concourse of relatives and friends.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2008,'NI0005','CN','Philadelphia, 1800-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists Record info about Bell Nodwell\nName: Bell Nodwell Arrival Date: Jun 21, 1838 Age: 26 Gender: Unknown Port of Arrival: Philadelphia Port of Departure: Londonderry Ship Name: Bark Courage National Archives\' Series Number: 425 Microfilm Number: 53 List Number: 58\n\nCemetery transcriptions Huxley Cemetery, Page 22, grave 11-5 In/ Memory Of/ Isabella/ Wife of/ Andrew Nodwell/ Who Died/ Feb. 22, 1879/ Aged 60 Years/ A Loving Wife With Children Dear/ In Silence All Lie Keeping Here/ Great Is The Loss That I Sustain/ But Hope In Heaven to Meet Again/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nVital Statistics Index for the Province of Ontario, deaths, 1879, registration #015712-79.  Copy on file.  Dr McNaughton attended her at her death.\nHer death notice was published in the Acton Free Press on Feb 27, 1879.  The piece, which is on file, reads as follows:  Near Hillburgh, on the the 21st inst, Mrs. Andrew Nodwell, aged 60 years.  She was one of the pioneers of that place and leaves a large circle of friends to morn her departure among which is the wife of Geo. Tolton, Esq, of this place.  She was much respected by all who knew her, and the funeral which took place on Tuesday, was one of the largest that had been in that neighbourhood.\n\nNote from Bill Mercer about the Mercer family sharing the Rusky Farm.\nALEXANDER MERCER b.June, 1827 in Derry County, Ulster near Limavady and d. \n17 Dec. 1894 in Artemesia Townships (nr. Markdale), Grey County Ontario. m. \n23 Sep. 1848 in Philadelphia to MARY JANE SMYTH b. 14 Nov. 1821 possibly in \nDerry or Antrim  County Ireland, and d. 6 Nov. 1919 in Artemesia Township. \nMoved to Ontario circa 1855 and purchased a 100 acre farm from Gavin Simpson\n(Easterly Lot #32, Concession #8, Erin township Wellington County. Sold \ntheir farm on 5 Nov. 1877 to a cousin, Robert C. Nodwell, Andrew\'s youngest \nson. The Mercer\'s moved to Markdale and subsequently purchased a farm on the\nEast Line, Artemesia Township Grey County about one mile southeast of \nMarkdale and their homestead there was still in excellent conditi\n1983\n\nThere son, ALEXANDER MERCER was born in Philadelphia Pa. on 22 Dec. 1853 and\nwas my grandfather. He was married to Isabel Ruth Foster on Jan 1, 1884 and \nhe died Sept. 25, 1935 in Chilliwack BC. They left Markdale in 1889. I have \nmore information on the entire family which I would be happy to mail if you \nare interested.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2007,'NI0004','CN','NODWELL ANDREW baptism 1810 Derry Genealogy Centre\n\nAndrew Nodwell came to Canada from Ireland via the  Philadelphia area of the United States in June of 1838.\nPhiladelphia Passenger Lists, 1800-1945 Record info about Anw Nodwell\nName:Anw Nodwell Arrival Date: 21 Jun 1838 Age: 30 Years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1808 Port of Departure: Londonderry, Ireland Ship Name: Courage Port of Arrival:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nMicrofilm Roll Number: M425_53.  \n\nThe original family tree by R. D. Nodwell states Andrew was married in Ireland then came to Philadelphia the year after the rest of the family left their homeland.  It is believed the majority of the clan came to Canada in the fall of 1838 which would mean Andrew came in 1839 though by the records provided at Ancestry.com it is clear he landed in the US in June of 1838.  He purchased a 6 acre plot in the US but objected to the oath which bound him to support the government and people of the US against the machinations of Queen Victoria.  This land was said to have sold in 1876 for $6,000,000. a rather large figure for the day I would think.  It then states he came to Canada and settled on Lot 22, Concession 8 of Erin Twp. \n\nIn the census for Erin Township of 1861, there is a John, age 43, and Mary Nodwell, with a child living with Andrew and Isabella.\n\nCensus for Erin Township, 1871 lists Andrew as a Farmer living District 34, Sub district F, Division 3, Page 3.  The agricultural census lists Andrew living Conn 8 Lot 22, 104 acres.  60 acres cultivated, 50 under crops in 1860, 9 in pasture 1 as orchard or garden and 44 wild or wood.  The cash value of the property was $2,000., implements cash value of $100.  This information can be found on Page 47, Div. 5 1861 Agricultural Census of Erin Township.\n\nAndrew died in Erin Township.  He was listed as a yeoman on the death certificate, aged 74 years, copy of certificate is on file.\n\nCemetery transcriptions for Huxley Cemetery, Page 21, grave 11-5 Andrew Nodwell/ Departed This Life/ Sept. 16, 1884/ Aged 74 Yr\'s 1/ Mo. and 10 D\'ys/ Native of Anaghmore/ Co. Londonderry, Ireland/ Oh Sacred Grave That Precious Dust/ Is Here Committed To Thy Trust/ But Oh ? The Soul Has Fled On High/ To Bloom Forever In The Sky/ Lambert Elora/\n\n[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Feb 1, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64034.13]\n1877 Atlas of Waterloo Wellington counties, Erin Township Concession 8, Lot 22, A Nodwell east 1/2.  A picture of his tomb stone is on file.\n\nWill dated Sept 4th, 1884. It appoints James McArthur, son-in-law, William Nodwell, nephew and Robert, his brother as executors.  Will on file.\n\nSurrogate Court Registor Books Volume J 1883-1886, Erin Twp, Wellington Co.  FHC film #0555622\nNodwell, Andrew, Daughters: Mary, Catherine Ann, Jane, Martha, Letitia, Son-in-law James McArthur, Nephew: William Nodwell, son of brother Robert.  Yeoman\n\nCanadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Feb 1, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.64034.14]\nIndividual: Nodwell, Andrew, Sr. Event: Living Year: 1871 Place: Erin Township Province of record source:Ontario County of record source: Wellington Source: Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Wellington for 1871-2.  Publisher: A.O. Loomis & Co. Publication place: Hamilton, ON Publication year: 1871 Volume/Page(s): 175\n\n1881 Source Information: Census PlaceErin, Wellington South, Ontario Family History Library Film  1375894 NA Film Number C-13258 District 151 Sub-district  E Division 2 Page Number 1 Household Number  1\nNodwell ROBERT M Male Irish 24 O. <Ontario> Farmer Baptist \nJane NODWELL M Female Irish 22 O. <Ontario> Baptist \nFonge NODWELL Male Irish 1 O. <Ontario> Baptist \nSarah HAMILTON Female Irish 20 O. <Ontario> Baptist \nAndrew NODWELL W Male Irish 70 Ireland Retired No Denomination \nWilliam NODWELL Male Irish 33 O. <Ontario> Willow Worker/Blind Bapti\n \nVital Statistics Index for the Province of Ontario, deaths, 1884, registration #019634-84.  Copy on file.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2006,'NI0003','CN','Other information I have found gives Letitia\'s birth as about 1870 which would make her 30 years of age at the time William, her first child was born which I find very hard to believe.  Thomas, her last born arrived in 1829, she would have been 60 years of age, again pretty hard to swallow.  My belief is William married a younger woman after the death of his first wife and using the dates of birth of her children I feel a much better \"guess\" would be Letitia was born circa 1785.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (2005,'NI0002','CN','IGI Individual Record Family Search International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles\nWilliam Nodwell  Birth: 1775 Castle Dawson, Antrim, Ireland Spouse: Mary Dawson Marriage: 1793 Magherafelt, Londonderry, Ireland\n\nIrish Flax Growers List, 1796 Record info about William Nodwell Given Name: William Surname: Nodwell ID: 23150 County: Londonderry\n\nWilliam Nodwell is listed in the 1831 census for Londonderry on page 13, from CD 197 FHL, September 1994 edition.  Along with William on this census are other familiar family names that also live in Magherafelt or Mayherafelt, both are listed but I am unable at this time to determine if in fact they are one in the same.  Page 16, Alexander, Alexander, Mat, and Mathew.  Page 12 lists David, and a 2nd David.  Also on Page 13 with William are Mat, Mat, Robert, Robert, William, William, William Jr. and William Jun.  There are 2 John Nodwell\'s one of which is listed on page 72 and the other page 75 of Artrea.  I would suspect there must be a relation between all of these men.\n\nWe know from the account of the original family tree of R. D. Nodwell that the family came from County Londonderry, Ireland, and that Limavady was a nearby town.  The Town-Land was Anaghmore and the name of the farm is believed to have been Rusky.  Bill Mercer from BC has a similar record stating the Mercer families of which Andrew\'s wife was Isabella Mercer, shared this farm.  William was married twice with at least 2 sons, Matthew and William being born from the first union and seven issue from the marriage to Letitia Dunn.  It appears that all children were born in Ireland. \n\nJean Henderson\'s book of Wellington County mentions the Wm Nodwell family on page 78 with much of the same information as can be found in \"The History of the William Nodwell Family\" by R. D. Nodwell, June 1936.    The Nodwell family were Presbyterians from Londonderry, Ireland, but the original name was spelled Nedwill.  Having lost a valuable stock of horses by Anthrax, they decided to come to Canada.  They landed in Quebec City in the fall of 1838, and are said to have travelled all the way to Erin Township by wagon and teams of oxen.  Wm. Nodwell and his second wife, Letitia Dunn and their family settled on lot 24, con. 8.  Within a year the log house was destroyed by fire, and everything was lost.  A new log house was built near the site of the present buildings.  It was replaced by the large brick house in 1868.  The frame barn was built in 1857 to which additions have been made.  Wm. Nodwell died in 1845, leaving the property divided between two sons.  Robert bought 100 acres in East Garafraxa Township, and traded it to Thomas for his half of the homestead.  Robert\'s son, R.D. Nodwell, took over the farm in 1895, when he married Lillias Young, and the brick house was built at the road gate for his parents.  R.D. and his son, Mungo, went into the growing of seed potatoes.  About 1926, Mungo took over the farm, married Lillian Ferguson, and kept a dairy herd.  Mungo died in 1963, and his daughter, Mary and her husband, Dick Buckles, are operating the farm known as \"Homestead Farm.\"\n\nThe book, Hillsburgh\'s Heyday makes mention of the William Nodwell family, beginning on page 8.  Then from Londonderry, Ireland came the Nodwells in the fall of 1838.  Their farm, \"Homestead Farm\", is about the centre of town and on the north side of the 7th Line and was purchased from George Chalmers, its third owner, in 1839.  The Nodwells were fire victims as well.  Their first log house and its contents were consumed by fire in 1839.  A new log house, barn and stables, erected as soon as possible, were probably built with the proceeds from the sale of the northeast half of their lot to Angus McMurchy.\n\nAssessment of the Rateable Property of the Township of Erin, 1840, lists William Nodwell, Lot 24, Con 8 EW, Number of Acres Uncultivated, 170.  Number of Acres Cultivated, 30.\n\nCensus of the Population of the Township of Erin, 1840 lists the family as Under 16, 1, Over 16, 2, Under 16, 1, Over 16, 8, No deaf and dumb, no insane. Total in the family 7.  Church of England, 0, Church of Scotland, 5.\n\nA paper written by W. F. MacKenzie and published in the Guelph Mercury has the following mention of William Nodwell\n\nMr. William Nodwell\'s family widely and favorably know in Erin, natives of the vicinity Belfast, Ireland, came into the township about 1837, and settled on lot 24, con. 8.  There were four sons, Andrew, Robert, Thomas and Samuel.  Andrew settle on lot 22, con 8, now the property of his son, R. C. Nodwell.  Robert remained on the homestead, conveniently situated near the centre of Hillsburg, now owned by his son, R. D. Nodwell.  Samuel and Thomas settled in Garafraxa.  As reported in the Guelph Mercury and Advertiser, Sept. 20, 1906.\n\nCemetery transcription for Huxley Cemetery, page 34 grave 18-15 In Memory of/ William Nodwell Died 1845/ His Wife Letitia Dunn Died 1851/ Natives of County Londonderry, Ireland/ Settled Lot 24, Con 8, Erin Tp. 1838/ Interred Langs Cemetery/ Lot 22, Con 10 Erin Tp/  A picture of the stone is on file.\n\nWill, on file, assigns William Everdell and Andrew Nodwell, executors.  Probated Mar 16, 1846.\nThe will is written in the County of Waterloo in the Wellington District.\n\nSurrogate Court Registor Books, Volume A 1840-1847, Erin Twp, Wellington Co.  FHC film #0555615\nNodwell, William:  Eldest Son, William (in Ireland), 2nd son, Matthew (in St. Johns), the rest of the names didn\'t list relationship.  Andrew (in Erin Twp), Mary Lang, wife of Henry Lang, Jane Collins, wife of Joseph Collins, Nancy, Robert, Thomas, Samuel.  Will dated 2 Aug 1844.  Yeoman.\n\nOne might assume that most of the children from the first marriage had died by the time of William\'s will when he only mentions his 2 sons, William in Ireland and Matthew in St. Johns.  I believe St. Johns should be St. John in New Brunswick as that is where Matthew settled.');
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INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3361,'NS26252','CN','ABBR Ontario Birth, Marriage and Death Records');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3362,'NS26302','CN','ABBR DanallankoTITL Shirley Danallanko Pedigree Chart\nBC Genealogical Society');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3363,'NS26362','CN','ABBR Acton Free Press');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3364,'NS26392','CN','ABBR Vernon News');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3365,'NS26422','CN','ABBR Toronto Telephone Directory');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3366,'NS51372','CN','ABBR 1881 Census');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3367,'','CN','Date August 21 1879\nCounty Westmorland\nPlace Sackville\nNewspaper Chignecto Post\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Saturday 9th inst., Johnnie GIBSON youngest s/o Agnes GIBSON and James GIBSON, Salisbury Road (West. Co.) age 8 years 7 mos. \n\nSource: Brenda Ayers');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3368,'','CN','Date March 29 1881\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Telegraph\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Salisbury Road, Moncton, 28th inst., Agnes Cunnigham GIBSON w/o James R. GIBSON, 50th year, native of Greenock, Scotland.\n\nDate March 31 1881\nCounty Westmorland\nPlace Sackville\nNewspaper Chignecto Post\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Salsbury Road, Moncton, 26th inst., Agnes Cunningham GIBSON w/o James R. GIBSON, 50th year.\n\nDate March 28 1881\nCounty Westmorland\nPlace Moncton\nNewspaper The Times\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Salisbury Road, Moncton, Monday morn. 28th inst., Agnes Cunningham GIBSON w/o James R. GIBSON, 50th year. Deceased was a native of Greenock, Scotland. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m.\n\n\nSource: Brenda Ayers\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3369,'','CN','Date April 18 1894\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper Messenger and Visitor\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nm. Smithtown (Kings Co.) April 5th, by Rev. F.N. Atkinson, Lamont NODWELL / Laura E. GIBSON, all of Hampton.\n\nDate April 20 1894\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Telegraph\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nm. Smithtown (Kings Co.) April 5th, by Rev. F.N. Atkinson, Lamont NODWELL / Laura E. GIBSON, both of Hampton.\n\nDate April 9 1894\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Sun\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Smith Town (Kings Co.) April 5th, by Rev. F.N. Atkinson., Lamont NODWELL / Laura E. GIBSON, all of Hampton.\n\nSource: Brenda Ayers');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3370,'','CN','Date September 22 1881\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Telegraph\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nm. 12th inst., by Rev. G.M. Armstrong, Rector of St. Marks, James GIBSON / Miss Lucy TROTTER, from London, England, both of (St. John) city.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3371,'','CN','Date April 30 1886\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Sun\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nA fatal accident occurred up the river about two miles from Moncton Thursday morn. about 7 o\'clock. Mrs. GIBSON w/o James GIBSON, boiler maker in the I.C.R. Shops here, went out to the barn to look after her hens. She was up in the barn loft, probably looking for eggs, when she fell to the barn floor and sustained a fracture of the skull. She was discovered on the barn floor by her stepson. Mrs. Gibson was 45 years old.\n\nDate May 6 1886\nCounty Charlotte\nPlace Saint Andrews\nNewspaper Bay Pilot\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nMrs. GIBSON w/o James GIBSON, boiler maker in the I.C.R. shops at Moncton on Thursday morn last, fell from the barn loft to the floor below and fractured her skull. She was found by her stepson in an unconscious state and in a few moments afterward expired.\n\nSource: Brenda Ayers\n\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3372,'','CN','Date June 23 1891\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper Saint John Globe\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. St. John city, 22nd inst., Lucy Trotter GIBSON w/o James GIBSON, age 36, left husband, one child. Funeral from her residence Main St., North End, Wednesday 2 o\'clock.\n\nSource: Brenda Ayers');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3373,'','CN','Date August 17 1885\nCounty Saint John\nPlace Saint John\nNewspaper The Daily Telegraph\n\nThe language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. \n\nd. Portland (St. John) 16th inst., of diphtheria, George Hill GIBSON only child of James GIBSON and Lucy GIBSON, age 3 years 1 month. Funeral Monday 4 o\'clock from his father\'s house Main St.\nSource: Brenda Ayers\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3374,'','CN','RS141A2/2\nIndex to County Birth Registers\n\nChild	GIBSON, EDITH IRENE\nSex	F\nDate of Birth	1888 | 11 | 18  (Y-M-D)\nPlace	SAINT JOHN\nCounty	SAINT JOHN\nFather	GIBSON, JAMES\nMother	-----, LUCY\nCode	1-1-38-82\nMicrofilm	F23160');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3375,'','CN','1891 census New Brunswick shows a James (40) living with widowed mother, Ann (70) and (brother?) David (36).\n\nSource Information:\nAncestry.com. 1891 Census of Canada [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2008. Original data: Library and Archives Canada. Census of Canada, 1891. RG31, T-6290 to T-6427. Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3376,'','CN','1851 census has a James Gibson (2) son of George Gibson\nSource Information:\nAncestry.com. 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. \n\nNov. 19, 1907 - death record of James Gibson (farmer) from Dalhousie (NB) at 66 y.o. from pnumonia. He is listed as Presbyterian.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3377,'','CN','1851 census has a James Gibson (20 y/o b. Scotland) living as servant in house of William Dickens - maybe this is our James and that explains his late age at starting to have children?');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3378,'','CN','1851 Census has George Gibson (56), wife Margaret (45), and children John (26), George (18), William (14), James (12), Robert (10), Elizabeth (21), Ann (?) (16), Fanny (8) all native of Saint Andrew, NB.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3379,'','CN','Flax Growers of Ireland, 1796 - County Derry\nNodwell            John                    Magherafelt                  Derry\nNodwell            Matthew                 Magherafelt                  Derry\nNodwell            William                 Artrea                       Derry\n\nThe Irish Linen Board published a list of nearly 60,000 individuals in 1796.  Spinning wheels were awarded based on the number of acres planted. People who planted one acre were awarded 4 spinning wheels and those growing 5 acres were awarded a loom. Donegal and Tyrone had the highest number of awards. Dublin and Wicklow were not included in this list. These extracts contain the name, parish and county. The barony was listed instead of the parish in a few of the records. Also known as the Spinning Wheel list or the Flax Growers Bounty. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3380,'','CN','http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~linka/nedwill/nedwill2.html\n\nThis web page shows William Nodwell b. 1775 with four children by Mary Dawson - Samuel, Mary, William, Robert.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3381,'','CN','A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans - William Elsey Connelley\n\nWilliam Manfred Barbee. Among the city offices of Chanute, one that has important bearing upon the welfare of the city and its institutions and the duties of which, in their handling, call for more than ordinary ability, is that of commissioner of public utilities. The present incumbent of this office, William Manfred Barbee, has won the confidence of the public through the able and expeditious manner in which he has handled the business of his department and the energy he has displayed in discharging the responsibilities of public service. He is a native son of Neosho County, and was born October 23, 1864, his parents being Sion and Mary Elizabeth (Easley) Barbee.\n\nThe Barbee family is of French extraction and its early members in America Colonial settlers of Virginia. From that state the family branched out to Tennessee, where, in 1805, was born the grandfather of William M. Barbee, Joseph Barbee. He was reared on a farm in Wilson County, and there engaged in farming until he was forty years of age, at which time he went to Jefferson County, Illinois, and continued in agricultural pursuits until the time of his death, in 1881. Sion Barbee was born in Wilson County, Tennessee, in 1837, and was eight years of age when taken to Illinois by his parents. There he received his education and was reared to manhood on the home farm, and subsequently went to Sangamon County, Illinois, where he was married. After several years spent in farming, in 1859, he came to Kansas, settling on Big Creek, in Neosho County. Mr. Barbee homesteaded 160 acres and in spite of the many difficulties and hardships which made up a large part of the Kanses farmer\'s life in that day, succeeded in the accumulation of a valuable property ( which allowed him to retire to a comfortable home at Chanute in his declining years. Mr. Barbee met his death in a runaway accident on the streets of Chanute, in 1905, when he was thrown from his buggy. When he first came to Kansas, it was as a poor young man whose principal capital was found in his ambition, determination and energy. He subsequently rose to a prominent place in the community, not alone as a successful farmer, but as a man of influence in public affairs. His first presidential vote after coming to Kansas was cast for Abraham Lincoln, and ever thereafter he was actively interested in the welfare of the republican party. He was active in county conventions, did his share of work during campaigns, and served at one time as township trustee of Big Creek\n\nTownship. For many years he was an elder of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mr. Barbee joined the Masons at Humboldt, Kansas, when that place was little more than a fort, later demitted to Cedar Lodge No. 103, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and also belonged to Council No. 44, Sons and Daughters of Justice, of Chanute. During the Civil war, he was under Captain Newman, in the State Militia, and was stationed at Fort Humboldt. In every way, he was a helpful and public-spirited citizen, and his death was a loss to the community. Mr. Barbee married Miss Mary Elizabeth Easley, who was born in 1847, in Sangamon County, Illinois, and died at Chanute, Kansas, in 1909, and they became the parents of three children: John Thomas, who was engaged in farming near Chanute and died in 1873; William Manfred; and Daniel Curtis, who was a retired farmer and died at Chanute in 1908.\n\nWilliam Manfred Barbee was educated in the district schools of Neosho County, where he was brought up on his father\'s farm, and in 1883 and 1884 attended the old Kansas Normal School at Fort Scott. At the age of twenty-one years he began to teach school, but after five terms thus spent in Neosho turned his attention to mercantile affairs, entering the hardware store of Davis & Merritt, at Chanute, where he spent five years. He also spent a like period in the employ of the mechanical department of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe .Railroad, and was then transferred to the transportation department, where he was employed eleven years, the last six years of which time he was a conductor on the Southern Kansas Division. Mr. Barbee resigned his position January 1, 1911, and engaged in the grocery business at Chanute, but di» posed of his interests therein in 1914, when he waj elected commissioner of public utilities of Chanute, for a term of three years. As before noted, his duties have been ably and conscientiously discharged, and few city officials hold the public confidence in greater degree. Mr. Barbee is a republican. His offices are in the City Hall, while his home, one of the most attractive and modern bungalows of Chanute, is situated at No. 610 South Evergreen Avenue. He is secretary of the Old Settlers Association, in the work of which he takes a great interest and among the members of which he is very popular. He stands high in Masonry, belonging to Cedar Lodge No. 103, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons; Iola Council No. 8, Royal and Select Masters; Chanute Chapter No. 21, Royal Arch Masons; Temple Commandery No. 44, Knight Templars; belongs also to Chanute Council No. 44, Sons and Daughters of Justice; and is also an active member of the Chanute Commercial Club.\n\nIn 1885 Mr. Barbee was married in Neosho County to Miss Anna Englis, daughter of Elias and Martha (Lee) Englis, both now deceased. Mr. Englis was a lifelong farmer and during the latter part of his life carried on operations in Neosho County. Mrs. Englis was a relative of Gen. Robert E. Lee. To Mr. and Mrs. Barbee the following children have been born: Ola, who died in infancy; twin boys, one of whom also died in infancy and Talmage, the other twin, who died aged nineteen years, in 1909; and William Marcus, born February 13, 1891, who resides with his parents. William M. Barbee, Jr., is one of the enterprising and energetic young business men of Chanute, a graduate of the Chanute High School, and now bookkeeper and secretary of the Commonwealth Oil Company. He is a member of the Chanute Band, and belongs \"to Cedar Lodge No. 103, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons; and to Chanuto Lodge No. 806, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and is one of the most popular young men in the city.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3382,'','CN','According to Court Records from Stewart County Tennessee, on August 5, 1844 William M. Manning received letters of administration of estate of John Manning deceased. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3383,'','CN','The Von Der Berg family origin is in Germany. The name changed after their immigration to the colonies, becoming both Funderburk and Funderberg or Funderburg. Hans Devauld (Funderburk), at age 14, left his home in Leipzig, Germany with parents and six brothers and probably two sisters. They boarded the ship, \"The Golden Beaver\" at Hamburg on the North Sea, and sailed for America. The ship was wrecked off the coast and all the family lost except him. He was rescued by a ship carrying German immigrants, and brought to Charleston, SC, and sold as an indentured servant to a planter to pay passage. This may have been at Orangeburg, where a colony of Germans had settled earlier. After some years, he \"skipped bond\" and headed north over the Charleston-Salisbury inland road to (what is now) Lancaster County, and became associated with Titus Laney, an Irish immigrant who settled on Wildcat Creek. In 1755, when he was 30, he married Titus\'s daughter, Catherine Laney, who was 15.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3384,'','CN','Lancaster County Deed Records, Book B, Pp. 260-261:\n\n13 Aug 1793, John Shepherd, planter, of Lancaster Co., to Titus Laney of same, for L [Pounds] 7 s. 17 d. 1, 139 A, part of grant to James Larrymore by Gov. Arthur Dobbs of N.C., but now in the South State, which land the sd. Larrimore gave William Davis a power of attorney, and sold to Hugh Coffee, and the said Hugh Coffee deceased made over said land to his son John Coffee, and said Coffee sold sd. land to Henry Coffee and him to James Haggins, and Haggins to Thomas Wells, and Wells to John Shepherd, adj. John Hood, Grace Taylor . . . John Shepherd (J) (Seal), Wit: Danl Clark Junr., John Laney. Prov. by John Laney (X) before James McDonald, J.P. 14 March 1794.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3385,'','CN','From the Erin Advocate on Feb. 3, 1938, his death notice reads, NODWELL-In Hamilton Hospital on Wednesday, January 26, 1938, William E. Nodwell,husband of the late Sarah Ann Hawes, in his 75th year.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3386,'','CN','Surrogate Court Registor Books\nVolume J -- 1883 -1886 -- Erin Twp, Wellington Co.\nFHC film # 0555622\nNodwell, Andrew\nDaughters: Mary, Catherine Ann, Jane, Martha, Letitia\nSon-in-law: James McArthur\nNephew: William Nodwell, son of brother Robert\nYeoman ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3387,'','CN','Thos. Nodwell, Obituary, Erin Twp, Wellington Co., Ontario\nContributed by Brenda Ayres, bmayres@yahoo.ca\n\nObituary from the July 18, 1929 edition of the Erin Advocate reads as follows:  The Late Thos. Nodwell  Thos. Nodwell, an old and highly respected resident of this disctrict, passed away at the home of his son, Mr. Geo. I. Nodwell, Lot 2, Con. 18, East Garafraxa, on Thursday, July 4th, in his 76th year.  Mr. Nodwell was only ill about a  week, his death being due to a general breakdown.  Deceased was the oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nodwell and was born and spent his boyhood on the 14th line, East Garafraxa, just south of the Reading corner. After his marriage to Miss Rachel Leeson, who predeceased her husband by 23 years, he farmed for a number of years on the 15th line, East Garafraxa, but retired some fifteen years ago.  He is survived by two sons and three daughters, Geo. I, East Garafraxa; Thomas, of Toronto; Mrs. Wm Forgrave, Harris, Sask.; Mrs. Elgin Holmes, Richmond Hill and\nMrs. Mac Rowan, Plenty, Sask;  Geo. H. Nodwell, Grand Valley; William and Robert Nodwell, Hillsburg;  Mrs. U. Everson, Hillsburg;  Mrs. Jas. H Simpson and Mrs. Wm. B. McGowan,East Garafraxa, and Mrs. Henry McGowan in the West, are the surviving brothers and sisters.  The funeral was\nheld from his son\'s home to Price\'s Corners Cemetery, on Saturday, July 6th.  Rev. W. M. Lee, of Alton, conducting the services.  A large number of floral tributes attested the sorrow and sympathy of friends of the family.  The pall-bearers, six nephews, were Messrs. William and Norman\nEverson, John Simpson, Holly Nodwell, William and Elwood Nodwell.  The flower-bearers were four grandsons:  Geo. and Arthur Clark, Jack Nodwell, and Clark Nodwell. - Orangeville Banner.\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3396,'','CN','Maine\nCertificate # 7906971\nNODWELL VENE L\n09-28-1979\n64yrs\nAUGUSTA');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3397,'','CN','www.dickeyclan.org/ftree/ghtout/gp230.htm#head0 shows link from William to Edwin Lewis');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3398,'','CN','LINCOLN CO., MS BIRTH INFORMATION:  RESIDENTS OF THIS COUNTY IN 1917-18                                                                                               \nAND PERSONS WITH LINKS TO THIS COUNTY                                                                                                                 \n                                                                                                                                                      \nThe information below was abstracted by Raymond H. Banks from                                                                                         \ncivilian registration cards completed in 1917-1918.  All rights reserved.                                                                             \nSome men do not have birth locations listed because they                                                                                              \nregistered on the final draft registration day in 1918 when this information                                                                          \nwas not recorded.  Almost 24 million men registered for the draft.                                                                                    \n\n1ST COLUMN:   NAME                                                                                                                                    \n2ND COLUMN:  BIRTH DATE                                                                                                                               \n3RD COLUMN:  ETHNIC GROUP                                                                                                                             \n4TH COLUMN:  BIRTH LOCATION OR OTHER INFO (spelling unreliable)                                                                                       \nOTHER COLUMNS:  LOCATION OF REGISTRATION\n\nDickey, Eddie                            abt 1888   B    Lincoln Co. MS                                  Pike    MS\nDickey, Edwin Lewis                   19 Mar 1898   W                                                 Lincoln    MS\nDickey, John                          30 Sep 1881   B                                                 Lincoln    MS\nDickey, John Calvin                   19 Oct 1882   W                                                 Lincoln    MS\nDickey, Lemuel Edgar                  28 Oct 1894   W    Lincoln Co. MS                              Franklin    MS\nDickey, William P.                     7 Sep 1896   W    Franklin Co. MS                              Lincoln    MS\nDickey, William P.                     7 Sep 1896   W    dad b. Lincoln Co. MS                        Lincoln    MS\nDickie, Eddie                            abt 1888   B    Lincoln Co. MS                                  Pike    MS\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3399,'','CN','I am a direct decendant of the John Dickey you have posted. I am in Mccomb, Mississippi. I hav e done a great deal of reserce on my sid of the Dickeys. John B was from Derry county Ireland via Scotland and Married Mary. Did come over from Belfast on the Progressive Farmer and settle in Columbia,Sc. The recieved land grants to be able to move to Amitecounty, Ms. in 1805. There is a Dickey cemetary just south of Magnolia, Ms.--Rodney Dickey.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3400,'','CN','There appears a John Dickey on the 1810 U.S. census in Fairfield, South Carolina, Abbeville, South Carolina, and Pendleton, South Carolina');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3401,'','CN','Source Information:\nHunting For Bears, comp.. Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.\nOriginal data: Mississippi marriage information taken from county courthouse records. Many of these records were extracted from copies of the original records in microfilm, microfiche, or book format, located at the Family History Library.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3402,'','CN','1830 US Census, Amite, MS has Thomas P. Dickey \nFree White Persons - Males - Under 5:	1\nFree White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:	1\nFree White Persons - Females - Under 5:	1\nFree White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:	1\nFree White Persons - Under 20:	2\nFree White Persons - 20 thru 49:	2\nTotal Free White Persons:	4\nTotal - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored):	4');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3403,'','CN','American Genealogical-Biographical Index\n\nName:	John Dickey\nBirth Date:	1750\nBirthplace:	South Carolina\nVolume:	43\nPage Number:	347\nReference:	Heads of Fams. at the first U.S. census. SC. By U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington, 1908. (150p.): 20, 27, 30, 50\n\nSource Information:\nGodfrey Memorial Library, comp.. American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.\nOriginal data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3404,'','CN','Mississippi Land Records\n\nName:	Edwin L Dickey\nLand Office:	WASHINGTON\nDocument Number:	13364\nTotal Acres:	240\nSignature:	Yes\nCanceled Document:	No\nIssue Date:	3 Nov 1859\nMineral Rights Reserved:	No\nMetes and Bounds:	No\nStatutory Reference:	3 Stat. 566\nMultiple Warantee Names:	No\nAct or Treaty:	April 24, 1820\nMultiple Patentee Names:	No\nEntry Classification:	Sale-Cash Entries\nLand Description:\n\n1	NE	 	WASHINGTON	No	 6N	 6E	8\n2	N½NW	 	WASHINGTON	No	 6N	 6E	9\n\nSource Information:\nUnited States, Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Land Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997.\nOriginal data: United States, Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Pre-1908 Patents: Homesteads, Cash Entry, Choctaw Indian Scrip and Chickasaw Cession Lands. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1997.\n\nName:	Edwin L Dickey\nLand Office:	WASHINGTON\nDocument Number:	8683\nTotal Acres:	40.17\nSignature:	Yes\nCanceled Document:	No\nIssue Date:	1 Dec 1854\nMineral Rights Reserved:	No\nMetes and Bounds:	No\nStatutory Reference:	3 Stat. 566\nMultiple Warantee Names:	No\nAct or Treaty:	April 24, 1820\nMultiple Patentee Names:	No\nEntry Classification:	Sale-Cash Entries\nLand Description:\n\n1	SWNW	 	WASHINGTON	No	 4N	 4E	34\nSource Information:\nUnited States, Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Land Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997.\nOriginal data: United States, Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Pre-1908 Patents: Homesteads, Cash Entry, Choctaw Indian Scrip and Chickasaw Cession Lands. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1997.\n\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3405,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about James East\nName:	James East\nFather:	Joel L East\nMother:	Rebecca Leffan\nBirth Date:	1805\nState:	SC\nCountry:	USA\n\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.\nDescription:\nThe Family Data Collection - Births database was created while gathering genealogical data for use in the study of human genetics and disease.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3406,'','CN','Mississippi Census, 1805-90 about James East\nName:	James East\nState:	MS\nCounty:	Franklin County\nTownship:	No Township Listed\nYear:	1841\nDatabase:	MS 1841 State Census Index\n\nSource Information:\nJackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. Mississippi Census, 1805-90 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.\nOriginal data: Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.\nDescription:\nThis database contains indexes to the Mississippi (U.S.A.) portions of the 1820-1870 U.S. Federal Censuses as well as indexes to the 1805 Jefferson and Wilkinson Counties, the 1810 Territorial Census, the 1818, 1822-1825, 1830, 1837, 1841, 1845, 1853, and 1866 State Censuses, the 1840 Pensioners Lists, the 1850 and 1860 Slave Schedules, the 1890 Veterans Schedules, and other early censuses. ');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3407,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about Hannah Lofton\nName:	Hannah Lofton\nFather:	William Lofton\nMother:	Mary Page\nBirth Date:	1806\nState:	SC\nCountry:	USA\n\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3408,'','CN','William?s father and mother were married about 1774 in North Carolina.\nJohn Loftin?s will was proved in Newberry Dist. NC on March 11, 1800, and recorded on\nJanuary 8, 1801. William?s paternal grandfather was Thomas Loftin (b. ca. 1737 at Dobbs\nCo. NC and the grandmother was Frances lnu. They were married in 1757. Thomas was a\nRevolutionary soldier and served as a Captain. See page 30 of ?Sketches of Western North\nCarolina? by C.C. Hunter. Also, see ?Loftin and Allied Families? by Creasy. (D.A.R.\nPatriot Index).\n\nWilliam and Mary lived for sometime in the area of Caldwell and Lyons Counties, Kentucky.\n\nWilliam Lofton relocated to Caldwell, Co.,Ky about 1800. He made a return trip to SC in 1804 for the settlement of the estate of his father. On 6 March 1810, he and his brother, John Loftin sold to Daniel Loftin, \"...a tract situated in Newberry District on Indian Creek, Being a part of a tract laid off or surveyed for John Loftin, Sr. certified 13 July 1768 and willed to John Lofton, Jr...\"\n\nOn 13 November 1814, he and his wife Mary, sold to Hillary Herbert \"...all that plantation or tract of land lying and being on the north side of Indian Creek in the District of Newberry, containing one hundred acres being the same , more or less, it being one half of a tract originally granted to John Lofton adjoining lands of John Bonds, Gideon Cannon, Daniel Lofton and Dudley Bond');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3409,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about William Lofton\nName:	William Lofton\nFather:	John Lofton\nMother:	Elizabeth Lofton\nBirth Date:	1784\nCity:	Newberry Dist\nState:	SC\nCountry:	USA\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3410,'','CN','Mississippi Census, 1805-90 about William Loften\nName:	William Loften\nState:	MS\nCounty:	Franklin County\nTownship:	Friendship\nYear:	1860\nRecord Type:	Federal Population Schedule\nPage:	299\nDatabase:	MS 1860 Federal Census Index\nSource Information:\nJackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. Mississippi Census, 1805-90 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.\nOriginal data: Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3411,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about John Lofton\nName:	John Lofton\nFather:	Thomas Lofton\nBirth Date:	1758\nState:	SC\nCountry:	USA\n\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3412,'','CN','South Carolina Census, 1790-1890 about John Lofton\nName:	John Lofton\nState:	SC\nCounty:	Ninety-Sixth District\nTownship:	To Township Listed\nYear:	1779\nDatabase:	SC Early Census Index\n\nSource Information:\nJackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. South Carolina Census, 1790-1890 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.\nOriginal data: Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3413,'','CN','Thomas, born c1724, was the only child of Benoni and Ann, his mother having died when he was about three years old. Like his father, Thomas served in the military, attaining the rank of Captain. In 1750 he married Frances Elizabeth Cox and they had eight children, the second being John. On July 4, 1781, the North Carolina Board of Auditors for the District of Salisbury gave Thomas who was nearing sixty years of age, fourteen pounds, three shillings and six pence for militia service in the Revolutionary War. \nLater that year, the same board awarded Thomas three thousand three hundred pounds \"foe sundry Publick Claims which he is to receive agreeable to an Act of Assembly passed at Halifax, January 1781.\" Three years later, on September 13, 1794, Captain Thomas Loftin passed away, leaving the following will :\n\n\nIn the name of God Amen this eight day of November one thousand seven hundred and ninety three, know all men by these presents and I Thomas Loftin of state and county aforesaid being very weak and sick in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to Almighty God for the same calling to mind the Mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, I make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament, that is to say principally and first of all I recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it, and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a Christian burial at the direction of my executors, nothing doubting but I shall receive the same at the resurrection by the mighty power of God.\nItem I give to my daughter Betha Lambeth, one feather bed and furniture which she has received. Item I give to my son John Loftin one feather bed and furniture which he has received. Item I give to my son Longfield Loftin one hundred fifty acres of land which he has received. Item I give to my son Joseph Loftin one hundred acres of land which he has received. Item I give to my daughter Elizabeth Lambeth one feather bed and furniture which she has received. Item I give to my daughter Sarah Pryor one feather bed and furniture which she has received. I give to my daughter Mary West one bed and furniture which she has received. Item I give to my daughter Francis Loftin one feather bed and furniture and residue of my cattle and all the rest of my estate except twenty five pound, it being the last payment in the bond which my son Longfield has given to me. Item I give to my daughter Mary West twenty pound of the bond which my son Longfield has given me to be left in the hands of my executors at their discretion for her maintenance. I order wife Francis Loftin and my son Joseph Loftin executors of this my last will and testament and I do utterly disannul and disallow all other wills. In witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal this tear and date above written.\n\nhttp://community.ancestry.com/profile.aspx?mba=0157b156-0003-0000-0000-000000000000');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3415,'','CN','U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Benoni Loftin\nName:	Benoni Loftin\nGender:	male\nBirth Place:	NC\nBirth Year:	1701\nSpouse Name:	Susannah Burtonshall\nSpouse\nBirth Place:	NC\nSpouse Birth Year:	1705\nMarriage\nYear:	1740\nNumber Pages:	1\n\nSource Citation: Source number: 7786.009; Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code:  .\nSource Information:\nYates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.\nOriginal data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3416,'','CN','American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) about Benoni Loftin\nName:	Benoni Loftin\nVolume:	105\nPage Number:	403\nReference:	North Carolina hist. And gen. Reg. Jan.1900-July 1903. Edenten, NC, 1900-03. (V.1-2, v.3, no.1-3):1:59\n\nSource Information:\nGodfrey Memorial Library, comp.. American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.\nOriginal data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library.\nDescription:\nThis database contains millions of records of people whose names have appeared in printed genealogical records and family histories. \n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3417,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about Benoni Loftin\nName:	Benoni Loftin\nFather:	Leonard Loftin\nMother:	Elizabeth\nBirth Date:	16 Jan 1705\nCity:	Craven\nState:	NC\nCountry:	USA\n\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3418,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Deaths about Benoni Loftin\nName:	Benoni Loftin\nDeath Date:	6 Jan 1756\nCity:	Lenoir\nState:	NC\nCountry:	USA\n\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Deaths [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3419,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Individual Records about Benonia Loftin\nName:	Benonia Loftin\nSpouse:	Bell\nParents:	Leonard Loftin\nBirth Place:	USA, NC\nBirth Date:	16 Jan 1704\nDeath Date:	6 Jan 1756\n\nSource Citation: Birth year: 1704; Birth city: USA; Birth state: NC.\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3420,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Marriages about Benoni Loftin\nName:	Benoni Loftin\nSpouse:	Ann Lovick\nMarriage Date (Day, Month, Year):	1722\nState:	NC\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Marriages [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3421,'','CN','Benoni is named in the will of his father, Leonard Loftin, dated 11 April 1720, in Craven Co. NC. It was proven 21 Jan 1721. The will provided that his older brother, Cornelius, was to care and tuition him until the age of eighteen years. The will also provided that his brothers, Cornelius and Leonard, were to purchase a certain Parcel or tract of land by the name of \"Little Johns\" and give to Benoni. If they missed purchase of the parcel of land, they they were to purchase an equivalent parcel of land for the use of Benoni forever. The place that was purchased was located near Kinston, NC and in 1936 was called Jericho. At that time the land was still in the hands of Loftin descendants. He died on 6 Jan 1786 in Dobbs Co, NC. No death record or will have been located for Benoni. In the Index to Loftin Genealogy by Mrs. W.M. Creasy, Jr., she gives a death for Benoni as 1756. Other researchers have given the death as 6 Jan 1756. it is no known where this information was obtained by most believed it to be from an old tombstone. The year is in doubt as many records have been found relating to Benoni after 1756. He does not appear in the 1790 censsus for NC hence it is assumed that he died before this date. It is easy to misread a 5 for and 8 on old stones.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3422,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Births about Leonard Loftin\nName:	Leonard Loftin\nFather:	Leonard Loftin\nBirth Date:	1654\nState:	PA\nCountry:	USA\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3423,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Deaths about Leonard Loftin\nName:	Leonard Loftin\nDeath Date:	11 Apr 1720\nCounty:	Craven\nState:	NC\nCountry:	USA');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3424,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Individual Records about Leonard Loftin\nName:	Leonard Loftin\nSpouse:	Elizabeth\nParents:	Ludwick Loftin Loftin\nBirth Place:	Area of Chowan Co, Lived In Old Bath Co, NC\nBirth Date:	1654\nMarriage Place:	PA\nMarriage Date:	1688\nDeath Place:	Bath, Craven, NC\nDeath Date:	11 Apr 1720');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3425,'','CN','Millennium File about Leonard Loftin\nName:	Leonard Loftin\nSpouse:	, Elizabeth \nBirth Date:	1665\nBirth County:	of Bath\nBirth State:	North Carolina\nBirth Country:	USA\nDeath Date:	11 Apr 1720\nDeath County:	Bath\nDeath State:	North Carolina\nDeath Country:	USA\nParents:	\nChildren:	Cornelius Loftin');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3426,'','CN','U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Leonard Loftin\nName:	Leonard Loftin\nGender:	male\nBirth Place:	PA\nBirth Year:	1654\nSpouse Name:	Sarah Martin\nNumber Pages:	1');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3427,'','CN','Information from Book: The Loftin (Lofton) Descendants\n\nTitle: The Loftin (Lofton) Descendants\nAuthor: Mable Lofton Stancil\nRepository:\nName: Nancy B. Bourgeois\nTerrytown LA\n70056-4101\n\nPage: p. 25\nText: Benonia Loftin, the third son of Leonard Loftin and Elizabeth, who settled in North Carolina, b. 16 January 1705, d. 6 January 1756. In some places his name is spelled Benonia and in others, it is spelled Benoni. He married twice. Name of the first wife is not known, but thought to have been a Miss Bell. His second wife was Susannah Burtonshall.\nHe was a Justice of the Court in Craven County, North Carolina in 1735. His father, Leonard Loftin, left money by his will to buy a home for Benonia. \"The place that was bought near Kinston, North Carolina, is called JERICO, now in 1936, and is owned by Mr. Robert B. Dunn and the estate of Francis Clyde Dunn, both Loftin Descendants, the property never having left the possession of the family. The present house at JERICO is on the opposite side of the branch from the site of the house originally built for Benonia Loftin, and was the home of Walter Dunn, Jr., who married Cynthia Loftin, several times great granddaughter of Benonia.\" This is a quote from \"LOFTIN AND ALLIED FAMILIES\" by Mrs. W. M. Creasy.\nMrs. Creasy (Gertrude Bagby) was born in this house which was built in 1756, by Elkanah Loftin, son of Benonia. This was not the original house that was built for Benonia. It was distroyed by fire.\nIn the years of 1984 and 1985, I went to Kinston, North Caroilina, to see this house that belonged to my ancestor. It is still standing and is in good shape, considering its age. People still live in the house. Of course there have been improvements, but the original floor is still in most of it. The floors were made of twelve inch boards.\nThe Dunns do not own the property at the present time. It has been sold to a Mr. Hall.\nBenonia Loftin was a member of the Craven County Militia. (North Carolina State Colonial Records, Vol. XXIII, p. 324, 6 Janurary 1751) This gives Colonial Dames Eligibility.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3428,'','CN','10. BENONI (B ENONIA)4 LOFTIN (LEONARD 3, CORNELIUS 2, LEONARD 1) was born January 16, 1704/05 in Old Bath, Chowan Co., N.C., and died January 06, 1786 in Dobbs Co., N.C.. He married (1) ANN ? Abt. 1722 in North Carolina. He married (2) SUSANNAH BURTONSHALL Abt. 1730 in Tyrell, Craven Co., N.C., daughter of RICHARD JR. and MARGARET ?. She was born 1704 in Tyrell Co., North Carolina, and died 1760 in Craven Co., N.C.. \n\nNotes for BENONI (B ENONIA) LOFTIN:\nMilitary : Colonial Militia \n\nNorth Carolina Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina \n12 March 1740 - Patent - To Benoni Loftin - 230 acres of land in Craven - SS Neuse, above SW Creek called the island where he now lived - adj Salsh, Capt. Roberts, Patrick Ferrel \n\nHe was a Justice of the Court in Craven Co., N.C., in 1735 \nHis father, Ludovick Leonard Loftin, left money by his will to buy a home for Benoni. The place that was bought near Kingston, N.C. is still called Jerico, now 1936, and is owned by Mr. Robert B. Dunn and the estate of Francis Clyde Dunn, both Loftin descendents, the property never having left the possession of the family. The present house at Jerico is on the opposite side of the branch from the site of the house originally built for Benoni Loftin, and was the home of Walter Dunn, Jr., who married Cynthia Loftin, seven times great granddaughter of Benone. Mrs W.M. (Gertrude Bagby) Creasy was born in this house which was built in 1756 by Elkanah Loftin, son of Benoni. Benoni Loftin was a member of the Craven Co., Militia ( N.C. State Colonial Records Vol. XXIII p. 324.) January 6, 1751. \nThis gave Colonial Dames Eligibility. \n\nFought for Craven County Militia, North Carolina. \nLoftin Genealogy by Mrs. W.M. Creasy, Ju. gives birth as 1-16-1705 - this information is believed to have come from an old gravestone because no record has been found. \n\nBenoni Loftinwas a Justice of the Court in Craven Co in 1735. His father left money in his will to buy a home for Benoni. The place was near Kinston and is still called Jerico. The present home at Jerico is on the opposite side of the branch from the site of the house originally built for Benoni Loftin. He was a member of the Craven County Militia (NC. State Colonial Records Vol XXII, p324. Jan 6, 1751. Note: This provides eligibility for Colonial Dames.\n\nFrom: An Extended Genealogy of Loftin Allied Families by Ernest Eugene Loftin, 1992\n(An extensionof a genealogy written by Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Creasy of Wilmington\nin 1936)\n\nNorth Carolina, Craven County: \nHe is listed in a Foot Company, Commanded by Capt. Thomas Graves by commission bearing date, January 6, 1751 for the district from the lower side of (?) west creek to the town Bounds. He is listed as \nBenini Loftin. \n\nCornelius Loftin is also listed in the Company for this date. \n      \nChild of BENONI LOFTIN and ANN ? is: \n22.i.  THOMAS 5 LOFTIN, b. 1724, Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina; d. 1794, North Carolina.      \nChildren of BENONI LOFTIN and SUSANNAH BURTONSHALL are: \n23.ii.  ELKANAH 5 LOFTIN, b. 1726, Craven Co., N.C.; d. 1792, Georgia.24. iii. S AMUEL LOFTIN, b. Abt. 1732, North Carolina; d. Kentucky. iv.  ELIZABETH LOFTIN, b. Abt. 1743, North Carolina; d. Unknown, Alabama; m. JOHN TORRENCE.  Notes for ELIZABETH LOFTIN:\nLived on the Tombigbee River in Alabama. \n\n25. v. JO HN LOFTIN, b. Abt. 1745, North Carolina; d. August 03, 1793, Greenville, Co., Virginia.26. vi. L EONARD LOFTIN, b. Abt. 1747, North Carolina.27. vii. F REDRICK LOFTIN, b. 1749, North Carolina; d. 1810.28.vi ii. E ZEKIEL R. LOFTIN, b. August 07, 1750, Dobbs Co., North Carolina; d. 1836, Oakvale, Lawrence Co., Mississippi.29. ix. F RANCIS LOFTIN, b. 1753, Craven Co., N.C.; d. 1810, North Carolina.\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3429,'','CN','Name: Leonard LOFTIN\nSex: M\nBirth: 1654 in Pennsylvania\nDeath: 11 APR 1720 in Bath, Craven Co., North Carolina\nNote:\nWill Of Leonard Loftin\n\nIn the name of God amen:\nIn the name of God Amen: I Leon. Loftin Esq. of Craven Precinct, County of Bath and Provinces of North Carolina, being very sick and weak of body, but of sound mind and perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God for ye same, Do make this my Last Will and testament in manner and form following.\nI give & Bequeath my Soul into ye hand of Allmighty God my maker hoping to receive the same again through ye meritorious death and sufferings of Jesus Christ, My redeemer in full pardon of all my sins and for my body I recommend it to ye Earth from whence I came, to be buried in Christian Burial all at ye discretion of my Executors; hereafter named. It is my mind and will that all my lawful Debts and Funeral Expenses be first paid.\nIn Primis: I give and bequeath and devise unto my loving son Cornelius Lofton, the plantation that he now lives on containing two hundred and twenty acres of Land to be enjoyed by him and his heirs forever.\n\nI give and bequeath to my loving son Leonard Loftan, the plantation on which I now live containing eighty acres of Land to be enjoyed by him and his heirs forever.\n\nAnd I give and bequeath and devise unto my loving son Benoni a black ball faced mare with her and her issue from this date hereof to be enjoyed by him and his heirs forever, and I bequeath unto my son Benoni Loftan to take one gun, and he to have his choice of my guns.\n\nI give and bequeath unto my loving daughter, Dorcellay, one young black ball faced mare, and I give and bequeath the first mare colt, that my daughter Janies mare brings to be given to my Daughter Joice, all of which are to be enjoyed by them and their Heirs forever.\n\nAnd I give and bequeath all my female cattle and sheep to be equally divided betwixt my four children hereafter mentioned Dorcelly & Benoni & Jane & Joyce to be equally divided amongst them to be enjoyed for them and their heirs forever. \nI give my daughter Dorcellay, the bed she lies upon and all of furniture belonging to the bed. \nAnd I give her also ye largest two powder dish and ye largest bason and ye smallest iron pott, ye spinning wheels and all belonging to of same.\nI give and bequeath all my male stock of what kind-soever to be equally divided betwixt my son Cornelius and my son Leonard to have equal share and proportion to them and their heirs forever, and I give unto my sons Cornelius and Leonard Loftain all of rest of my personall estate to be equally shar\'d betwixt them and to be enjoyed by them and their heirs forever.\n\nAnd further it is my mind and will if my son Cornelias Loftain and my son Leonard Loftaine do purchase a certain parcel or tract of land known by ye name of Little John\'s and of same land make over and give to my son Benoni at their own proper cost and charge, and so be that my sons Cornelius & Leonard shall miss purchasing of aforsaid land for my son Benoni, I do hereby further oblige them to purchase some other parcel of land in Neuse River which shall be judged as good as aforesaid land, which said land being for of use of my son Benonia and his heirs forever.\n\nBe it is my mind and will that my son Cornelius after my desease take my daughter Jane and her stock and full power to bring her up and tuition----until she shall arrive at of age of sixteen years all of increase of her stock both male and female to be laid out for ye best advantage of my orphan. \nAnd it is my will and mind that Cornelius also have the tuition of my daughter Joyce until she shall arrive unto the full age of sixteen years of age and all her stock of cattle of what kind soever.\nAnd it is my mind and will that my son Leonard have full charge of my son Benonia until he shall arrive at ye age of eighteen years and likewise to take care of his stock of cattle of all kinds male and female to run on for ye use of ye orphan and I do hereby constitute and appoint my loving sons Cornelius Loftain and Leonard Loftains to be joint persons of this my last will and Testament by me made. Revoking all other wills and Testaments by me made and this to stand in full force.\nHereunto have I set my hand and seal in witness the 11 day of April Anno Domini 1720.\nSigned, sealed and Delivered in ye presence of us\nhis\nWilliam W. Handcock\nmark Leonard Loftin X Seal\nCaleb Metcalf\nher\nAnne x Metcalf\nmark Proved in Craven Precinct Court\nCaleb Metcalf\nClk Ct.\nGranted Jan. 21, 1721\n\n\n!. Ray\'s Index & Digest to Hathaways, 1979 P. 79.\n2. NC Historical & Genealogical Reg. P. 60.\n3. Colonial Records.\n4. 17th Century Colonial Ancestors, P. 159\n.Leonard Loftin, son of Leonard Laughton, left Pennsylvania and moved to North Carolina in 1688, where he founded the Loftin name. Six of the seven children born to Leonard and Elizabeth survived their parents and were progenitors of a large family, some of whom have become prominent in the life of the nation, notably Tom Loftin Johnson, Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio and Democratic Presidential Candidate; Senator Simmons of New Bern, N.C. Judge George Rountree of Wilmington, N.C. and a long list of clergymen. Loftins have made significant contributions to their nation and occupied positions of importance throughour the country, expecially in North Carolina, Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas.\n\nLeonard lived in Chowan Precinct, near Albemarle Bay on the Yeopim River, from 1688 until 1716. After losing his wife in 1716, Leonard sold his plantation to a Colonel Thomas Pollock and moved to the Craven Precinct of Bath county, not too far from Kingston, N.C., where he died some four years later in December 1720.\n\nThe historical record of Leonard Loftin (1654) as developed by W.M. Creasy\'s of North Carolina in 1636.\n\n\n\nDeed Book W#1 Chowan County, North Carolina\n#46 pg. 25 John Porter of Chowan \n\nDeed Book B #1, Chowan County, North Carolina\n\n#1648 pg. 1 At a Court held at ye House of John Hill 18 Jan. 1714 Present the Worshipful Leonard Loftin, John Bird, Thomas Garrett, Rt. Lanier, Esquires Justices the sd. justices qualified themselves by taking and subscribing ye Oaths appointed by Law.\n\n#659 pg. 65 Leonard Loftin of Chowan Prect., Planter to Col. Thomas Pollock of N. C. 4 Apr. 1715 for thirty one in sterling money, acres (not given) on south Lancester, joining Col. Wilkinson Archibald Mitchell and the sound all houses, etc. being that tract of land I now live on. Wit.: Thomas West, Thomas Daniel Reg. (not given)\n\n#616 pg. 17 Leonard Loftin to Jacob Blount 11 Apr. 1715 Assignment of a Patent dated 19 Apr. 1712 for 165 acres on the south shore of Chowan Wit.: James Long, Thomas Long Reg.3 8ber 1719\n\n#1650 pgs. 3, 4 and 5 at a Court held at ye House of Henry King ye 19 Apr 1715 present: John Byrd, Thomas Garrett, Robert Lanier, Esquires Justices John Jordan and Francis Smith were appointed Justices, taking ye oath appointed by law. \nA law made and ratified last Session of Assembly was Published by this Court\nDeed of Sale from Leonard Loftin to Coll. Thomas Pollock is proved on ye Oath of Thomas West and Thomas Daniel.\n\nThen ye Court adjourned to ye next Court in Course in ye House of Mr. Henry King /s/ Leonard Loftin, John Byrd, Thomas Garrett, Jr., Robert Lanier\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFather: Cornelius LOFTIN b: 1642 in Henrico Co., Va. \nMother: Mary BORN b: UNKNOWN\n\nFather: Leonard LOFTIN b: BET 1610 AND 1616 in Kent, England \nMother: Elizabeth ? b: ABT 1620\n\nMarriage 1 Elizabeth PARKER b: 1677 in Chowan Co., North Carolina\nMarried: 1694\nChildren\nCornelius LOFTIN b: 1695 in Chowan Co., North Carolina\nLeonard LOFTIN b: 5 JAN 1697 in Bath Co., North Carolina\nMary LOFTIN b: 1703 in North Carolina\nBenoni (Benonia) LOFTIN b: 16 JAN 1705 in Old Bath, Chowan Co., North Carolina\nPriscilla\\Dorcelly LOFTIN b: 1706 in Chowan Precinct, North Carolina\nJane LOFTIN b: 1707 in North Carolina\nJoyce LOFTIN b: 1711 in Craven Co., N.C.\nhttp://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ploftin&id=I00124');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3430,'','CN','Georgia Marriages, 1699-1944 about John Simmons\nName:	John Simmons\nSpouse:	Lurena Walden\nMarriage Date:	27 Nov 1838\nCounty:	Harris\nState:	Georgia\n\nSource Information:\nHunting For Bears, comp.. Georgia Marriages, 1699-1944 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.\nOriginal data: Georgia marriage information taken from county courthouse records. Many of these records were extracted from copies of the original records in microfilm, microfiche, or book format, located at the Family History Library.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3431,'','CN','Opelika Post, Opelika, Alabama\n\n     Earle      April 12, 1902\n\n\n  Mr. J.W. Simmons,Sr. is very ill at this writing. He is in his 88th year, and \nhas been living in Tallapoosa County since 1857 and reared a quite a large \nfamily,having 15 children, 43 grandchildren, 46 great-grand children. \n\n\n    Earle   April 18 1902\n\n  Mrs. Net Cosby of Dadeville, and Mr. Bud Simmons, of Phenix City are with \ntheir sick father, Mr. J.W. Simmons.\n\n\n    Earle   May 2nd, 1902\n\n   John W. Simmons aged 86 years died 18 Apr 1902. He is survived by his two \nsisters and 9 children. His sisters are Mrs. Jane Yarborough of Roxana, and \nMrs. Bettie Hays of Earle. \n\n  \n\nAdditional Comments:\nHe is listed in these as age 88 and 86. The second is correct. Tax records \nindicate that he was in Tallapoosa in 1856. He moved there from Chambers \nCounty,Alabama. One of the notices mentions a Bud Simmons. This was his son \nTillman S. Simmmons\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3432,'','CN','Jacob Weldon, an early settler in Georgia before it was a state. He lived there the last ten years of his life. Don\'t know where he came from originally.\n\n(PROCEEDING AND MINUTES OF THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL)\n\nAugust 6, 1771, to February 13, 1782\n\n(From State Archives)\n\nGEORGIA: At a Council held in the Council Chamber at Savannah on Tuesday 7th Jan. 1772\n\nPresent The Honorable James Habersham Esq. President\n\nRead a Petition of Jacob Welldon setting forth that, he had been some time in the province had a Wife and Eight Children but never had any Land and being desirous of Obtaining Land for Cultivation Therefore praying for three hundred Acres of Land on Cagg Creek St. Paul\'s parish to include the place whereon he had made some Improvements-\n\nResolved That on Condition & the prayer of the said Petition is granted.\n\nJACOB WELDON was born 1720, and died January 1779 in Richmond, Georgia. He married COTTORN (?) CATHERINE? 1740 in Georgia.. She died 1807 in Georgia.\n\nNotes for JACOB WELDON:\n\nJacob Weldon settled in Georgia while it was still a Province under the rule of the King of England. Form the records, he is the first Weldon to acquire land in Georgia. He is shown as requesting land in the St. Paul\'s Parish area north of August, Georgia. Which was settled mainly by Carolinians and Virginians. Do not know where Jacob and his family came from. There were Weldons in early Virginia and North and South Carolina. Weldon family originated in England.\n\nBy the time Jacob Weldon died, St. Paul\'s Parish had become Richmond County. That is where his will is recorded.\n\nThe following is taken from D.A.R. Historical collections: Weldon, Jacob---Planter---Wife (Cottorn(?)Catherine), goods and chattels for life. To son Iseck (Isaac) and Daus. Nancy, Hannah, Gills, and Mary, five shillings each. To son Joseph, moveable estate after wife\'s death. To son John, 300 acres where John Boller formerly lived. To son Andrew, 270 acres where the mill stands. Wife Cottorn (?) Catherine and son Joseph, Excrs. Wit; Abr. Ayres, Owen Sullevin, Thomas Sullevin, LEMUEL Keith.\n\nSigned Jan. 25, 1779.\n\nOwen SWILLEVEN, Michael Griffin, John Germany, EDMOND CARTLEDGE and ELY Garnet, appointed appraisers July 31, 1783.\n\nCatron Weldon, EXCX.\n\nJoseph Weldon, apparently the eldest son, did not live long enough to inherit any of his fathers\'s property. He died soon after his father did and shown by this appraisal.\n\nListed in the same D.A.R. \"Historical Coll\".\n\nWeldon, Joseph, dec\'d Apr. 20, 1784---Michael Griffin, App. Admr. John Germany, John Hammacks, Sec. Christopher Brooks, Gabriel Wilkins, Test. John Germany, Eli Garbet, John Swint, Appr. 100 acres of land on Little River, with houses, etc.\n\nDo not know if Joseph was married or had a family.\n\nThe young colony of Georgia was getting along quite well when the Revolutionary War started, and had no real grievance against England. As a result almost half of the inhabitants remained loyal to England. Of the other half who joined in the revolt, one of the centers of the dissent was in St. Paul\'s Parish and the area north of Augusta. This is where the Weldons settled---and three of the four Weldon sons fought in the war, against England, they were John, Andrew and Isaac.\n\nJacob Weldon\'s three sons who are recorded as serving in the Revolution is on different lists.\n\nGeorgia Roster of the Revolution\n\nCertificates of Service in the American Revolution, on file in the Office of the Secretary of State in the State Capitol.\n\nPage 432; John Weldon---Georgia soldier of the line Rev. War from original papers of Secy of State.\n\nPage 177; Andrew Weldon----Certificate of E. Clarke, Col. April 9, 1784 \"Petition prays 250 acres in Washington County, Georgia. (Washington C. was formed from Indian Lands in 1784. Part of the County was set aside as soldiers\' Bounty Land.)\n\n');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3433,'','CN','North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 about Martha Dickson\nGroom:	John Crowder\nBride:	Martha Dickson\nBond Date:	28 Dec 1811\nBond #:	000107251\nLevel Info:	North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868\nImageNum:	002144\nCounty:	Person\nRecord #:	01 042\nBondsman:	John Holloway\n\nSource Information:\nAncestry.com. North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.\nOriginal data: State of North Carolina. An Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the North Carolina State Archives. Raleigh, NC, USA: North Carolina Division of Archives and History, 1977.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3434,'','CN','The mystery of where Dorothy was in 1920 has been solved. She turned up at her aunt and uncle\'s house in Olney, Texas, in the 1920 Census.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3435,'','CN','Family Data Collection - Individual Records about Rebecca Webb\nName:	Rebecca Webb\nSpouse:	Stephen Allen\nParents:	Lazarus Webb, Nancy Creek\nBirth Place:	Warren Co, KY\nBirth Date:	1803\nMarriage Place:	Franklin County, IL\nMarriage Date:	1821\nDeath Date:	1848\n\nSource Citation: Birth year: 1803; Birth city: Warren Co; Birth state: KY.\nSource Information:\nEdmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3436,'','CN','\nposted by Sheila Cadwalader\n\nI put together this time-line for Killian Creek\'s migration.\nIf you would like copies of the legal documents for proof, just drop me an e-mail at scad@pinehurst.net\n\nJoe Lance and I have a hypothesis that Killian had to travel to utilize his trade as a mason. Joe thinks that Killian went to Pittsylvania County, VA, at the behest of Harmon Cook, one of the large land owners. \"Harmon Cook went to Pennsylvania to solicit German tradesmen.\" We believe that when Killian was building a large project that he mortgaged his property to raise capital for this project, then when he sold the property, he reclaimed his mortgages. He also may have been selling excess personal property because he was moving to a new location.\n\nIf you have seen Killian Creek\'s Mill in Glasgow, KY, you can immediately recognize that he was a skilled craftsman. Joe and I believe he must have constructed many buildings & mills ....because the Gibson County Courthouse in IN was a large project...surely the trustees of Gibson County would not award a contract to Killian solely on the fact that he built a mill in Barren County. Killian must have had other works and recommendations (including the bank barn in Barren County.)\n\nKillian Creek Timeline\n\nLancaster County, PA\nFeb 1776 to May 1776\nMargaret Weitzel Creek?s father died in Lancaster County, PA\n\nPittsylvania County, VA\n\nFeb 1779\nKillian Creek buys 288 acres from Hugh Reynolds\n\nApr 1783\nKillian Creek sells 105 acres to Hugh Reynolds\n\npr 1783\nKillian Creek sells 172 acres to Samuel Duncan\n\nJul 1783\nKilion Creek buy various goods (man?s saddle, hoggs, bull, sheep) from the estate sale of Simeon Justice.\n\nFeb 1785\nKillian Creek mortgages his land, wagon, horses, and cattle to Harmon Cook. (Appears to be collateral on a loan.)\n\nJul 1786\nKillian Creek planitiff against James Dalton\n\nMay 1787\nKillian Creek plantiff against Harmon Cook\n\nMar 1788\nKillian Creek plantiff against John Rusk\n\n1790 Census\nKillian Creek enumerated in Pittsylvania County, VA with 10 white inhabitants.\n\nBourbon County, VA\n\n1790\nKillian Creek appointed Lieutenant (assume in the Militia)\n\nAug 1790\nKillian Creek in a defendant in a suit.\n\nFayette County, KY-VA\n\n1795\nKillian Creek appears on the tax list.\n\nWarren County, KY\n\nMar 1798\nKillian Creek makes application for mill seat.\n\nMay 1798\nKillian Creek receives approval for mill.\n\nNov 1798\nKillian Creek receives payment from the county for keeping James Dickerson.\n\nBarren County, KY\n\nAug 1799\nKillian Creek?s property mentioned in road repair.\n\nOct 1799\nKillian Creek sold his Mill in Glasgow to Simeon Buford\n\nNov 1799\nKillian Creek obtained letters of administration for estate of Andrew Sandusky.\n\nJan 1800\nJames Frazier and George Lane/Lance sureties on Andrew Sandusky estate want to be released for fear of suffering damages. This goes on until Mar 1801 when accounts are settled on the Sandusky estate.\n\nMay 1801\nDeed....land being sold had belonged to Killian Creek who obtained a Certificate Number 2144 for 100 acres. Do not know the date of the original certificate.\n\nWarren County, KY\n\n20 Sep 1801\nKiln Creek enters 200 arces of land.\n\n20 May 1816\nKillian Kreek of Gibson County, IN, sells land to Harden Camp. Land was entered by Kreek in 1814\n\n \n\nhttp://genforum.genealogy.com/creek/messages/491.html');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3437,'NI000020','CN','Oglethorpe Co Ga\nAbstracts of Wills, 1794-1903 Will Book B\npage 40\n\"122, p42..Jeremiah Maxey 4 June 1810 rec 4 September 1810.\nI give to my beloved wife Mary Maxey, one negro girl named Amy during her natural life, and after her decease, the said negro girl, with the increase of her body to be equally divided between the children that she, my wife had to me viz: Jenny and Sussanah and in case that she, my wife should have another child, either son or daughter, with nine months after my decease, the said child to come in for an equal share.\nI give to my beloved wife, Mary one black horse.\nI give to her one good feather bed and furniture. I also make a reserve of fifteen bushels of corn and two bushels of wheat and four hundred weight of pork for the support of my wife, Mary, and her children the ensuing year. I also make a reserve of forty dollars for the schooling of my two youngest children, namely Jenny and Susannah.\nTo make my son Edward equal with the rest of my sons, I give him a young horse colt named Quick Silver. \nAnd to my daughter Kevenhappuch, to make her equal with the rest of my daughters, I give her one feather bed and furniture.\nThe balance of my estate, real and personal after my decease, to be euqally divided amongst all my children, that is to say,\nHail Maxey, John Maxey, Jeremiah Maxey, Booz Mazey, Josiah Maey, Edward Maxey, Frankey Maxey, Mourning Osborn, Polly Bentley, Kevenhappuch Maxey, and Sally Law.\nExr: Booz Maxey, Josiah Maxey.\nWit: Thomas Hall, John townsend, John Johnson');
INSERT INTO `tng_xnotes` VALUES (3438,'NI000021','CN','Second marriage to Bedford is not mentioned in Maxey\'s of Virginia\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSource: Lon Wright\nWalter Maxey, son of Edward and Susannah, was born in Virginia. By his father\'s will he received, after his mother\'s death, half of the land on which they lived in Goochland County, Virginia. This part of Goochland later became part of Cumberland County. There is a deed dated 12 April 1748 in Goochland County, Book 5/400-401 by which his brother, Silvanus, conveyed to Walter the remaining 200 acres of land. It reads as follows: \n\n\"This indenture maid this twelvth day of April one Thousand Seven hundred and forty eight Between Silvanus Maxey of the County of Albermall of the one part and Walter Maxey of the County of Goochland of the other part Witnesseth that the sd Silvanus Maxey for divers goods causes and Considerations him theirunto moving but more Especially for the Valliable Concideration of thirty two pounds Currant Money of virginia to him in hand paid the Recept whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and himself therewith fully Sattisfied Contented and paid hath given granted Bargained Sold aliend Enfeoffd and Confirmd and by these presents doth give grant bargin Sell alien Enfeoff and Confirm unto the said Walter Maxey his heirs Executors administrators or asigns one Certain Trect of Land Statute lying and being in the County aforesaid which sd Trect or percell of Land lying and being South side James River and on both sides Jones\' Creek Containing two hundred Acres more or less it being part of a Trect of Land Patent in the name of Edward Maxey deceased bearing date the Seventeenth Day of August one thousand Seven hundred twenty five it being the East most part of the said Tract and devided from the Residue by a line of new markt Trees deviding between he the sd Walter Maxey and the Silvanus Maxey and from thence Wm Blackburns line from thence to Nathanil Bassits line thence to Edward Maxeys Junr Line thence along the sd Line to John Radfords line thence along John Radfords line to the deviding line TO HAVE AND TO HOLD porsess and Enjoy the said Trackt or passel of Land with all the appertenances therunto Belonging unto the said Walter Maxey his and asigns for ever to the onley proper use of him and his hairs for Ever and the said Silunus Maxey Doeth fourthe agree with the said Walter Maxey that he will for Ever herafter Warrant and for ever Defend the aforesaid Land premisseis from himself his Hairs Executors administrators and from aney other person or persons whatsoever Lawfully haveing Claining or Rightfully pertening to have aney Right Title or Intruest Clame or Demand into or out of the said Tract or parsall of Land IN WITNESS whereof the aforesaid Silvanus Maxey haeth hereunto Set his hand fixed his Seal the Day and year above written \n\n\"Signed Seal and Delivered Silvanus Maxey \n\n\"In presences of us Elizabet Maxey \n\n\"Test John Radford William Maxey Nath Maxey \n\nWalter sells part of this land as shown in a deed in Cumberland County Virginia, Book 3/350-351, on 7 December 1762 (record is stained). \n\n\"This Indenture made this seventh Day of December in the Year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven and sixty two Between Walter Maxey ____ the County of Cumberland of the one part and Creed Haskins of the s___ County of the other part Witnesseth That the said Walter Maxey for and ___ consideration of the Sum of three hundred and ninety Pounds ___ Shilling Current Money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said Creed Haskins the receipt hereof the said Walter Maxey doth hereby acknowledge Hath given granted bargained and sold and by these Presents doth give grant bargain and sell unto the said Creed Haskins his Heirs & Assigns forever on certain Tract or Parcel of Land containing by Estimation four hundred Acres be the same more or less lying and being on the South side James River in the County of Cumberland & bounded as followeth to wit Beginning at a corner white Oak of John Radfords Land on Hones\'s Creek thence South one hundred chains to a corner black oak in a Bottom of Fighting Creek thence East one hundred and sixty Chains to an Oak thence North on hundred Chains to a corner Oak on Radfords Line thence on Radfords Line on hundred and sixty Chains to the Beginning it being a Tract of Land x x x x granted Edward Maxey by Patent bearing Date the seventeenth Day of August on thousand seven hundred & twenty five and left to be divided between Walter Maxey party to these Presents and Silvanus Maxey by the last Will & Testament of Edward Maxey bearing the date the eighteenth day of April one thousand seven hundred and thirty seven Silvanus Maxey\'s part conveyed to Walter Maxey part to these Presents by Deed bearing date the twelfth day of April one thousand seven hundred and forty eight Together with all Houses Woods Waters and all other the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining To have and to hold the said Land and all and xxxx every of the appurtenances unto ----- Creed Haskins his Heirs & Assigns forever And the said Walter ----- himself and his Heirs Covenant and agree ----- he the said Walter Maxey and his H ----- mises with all and every of the ----- Haskins his Heirs and assigns ---- and forever defend ---- set his hand \n\n----- present of \n\n\"Memorandum Livery and Seizure of the within mentioned Land and Premises is hereby acknowledged to be made \n\n----- Chs Haskins Walter Maxey \n\n----- ____S Thomas Ballon \n\nJohn Maxey _______________ Smith \n\n\"At a Court held for Cumberland County 28th March 1769. \n\n\"This Indenture and the Memorandum of Livery and Seizure endorsed were acknowledged by Walter Maxey a party thereto and by the Court ordered to be recorded and Mary Wife of the said Walter being privily examined relinquished her Right of Dower in and to the Land and Premises conveyed by the said Indenture. \n\nTest Thompson Swann Clk\" \n\nOn 20 August 1763, Walter purchased land in Bedford County, Virginia, Book 2/351-352. (I guess the book would not flatten out for filming, so the inside columns of the pages are incomplete. This is noted by \"---\".) \n\n\"This Indenture made this Twenty day of August one Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty three Between Saml Smith & Grezel Smith his wife of the County of Halifax of the one Part and Walter Maxey of the County of Bedford of the other Part Witnesseth that the said Saml Smith and Grezel Smith for and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred and ten Pounds Current Money of Virginia to them in hand paid the Receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge _____ Granted Bargained and Sold and by these Presents doth grant Bargain and sell unto the said Walter Maxey to his heirs and assigns forever one Certain Tract or Parcel of Land containing one Hundred and Thirty Acres land parcel tract of Land Containing one hundred and sixty acres which he purchased of William Lax situate lying and being in the said County of Bedford the West side of Stanton River and Bounded as followeth to wit beginning at a Sycamore --- Stanton River thence South fifty Degrees East one-hundred and forth Eight Poles to a White Oak thence South ----y poles to a Red Oak thence south fifty Degrees East one Hundred and Twenty Poles to a White Oak Lon a Line of Marked Trees and Cornering -- the said Stanton River and up it as it Meanders --- Beginning Including one Hundred a--- Together with all houses out houses Edifices Yards Gardenings Orchards Waters Ways --- Hereditiments and Appertenances to the -- Belonging or in anywise appertaining and and profits thereof and all the Estate Rite Title Property and Claim of them the said Samu-- Grezel Smith of in or to the same or any part --- and to hold the said one Hundred and Th--- Land and Premises with the appertance--- said Walter Maxey his Heirs and assigns for--- said Samuel Smith and Grezel Smith doth f--- and there Heirs hereby Covenant promis-- to and with the said Walter Maxey his Hei--- that he the said Samuel Smith and Grezel --- Heirs and Assigns against him the said --- Smith and Grezel Smith and their Heirs --- all and every Other Person or Persons whats--- whereof the said Samuel Smith and Grezel --- hereunto set there hands and seals the Day first above Written \n\nIn present of Samuel Smith \n\nJeremiah Le_berry John Smith Grezel Smith \n\nJosiah Maxey Thomas Smith \n\n\"That on the Day and Year first written --- and Quiet possession and seizen of the --- within Granted was had and Taken by --- Samuel Smith and Grizel Smith his wife and by Them Delivered unto the within Named Walter Maxey According to the form and Effect of the within Deed \n\nin presence of Samuel Smith \n\nJeremiah Lo-bery Grizel Smith \n\nJohn Smith Josiah Maxey \n\nThomas Smith \n\n\"Rec\'d the Twenty day of Augt on Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty three of Walter Maxey the sum of two hundred and Ten pounds Current Money Money of Virginia Being the Consideration Money Within Mentioned for the Land and Premises within Granted and sold according to purport and Law Intent and ------ of the within Deed Samuel Smith \n\nI say Received of me Grezel Smith \n\nJeremiah Losbery John Smith Josiah Maxey Thomas Smith \n\n\"In a court held for Bedford County February 24th 1763 this Indenture and Memorandum of Livery (fades in and out)\" \n\nThis is then a second deed in Bedford County, Virginia, Book 2/354-356, on 20 ______ 1763 between the Smiths and Walter Maxey. Once again, the text in the inside column is unreadable in my copy. \n\n\"This Indenture made this Twentyeth day --- Hundred and Sixty three Between Samuel Sm--- Smith his wife of the County of Halifax of the o--- Walter Maxey of the County of Bedford of the --- Witnesseth that the said Saml Smith & Grizel --- wife for and In Consideration of the sum of T---- and Ten pounds Current Money of Virginia ----- hand paid the Recet whereof wee doth ----- hath Granted Bargained and Sold and by th--- Doth Bargain and sell unto the said Walter Ma--- to his Heirs and Assigns forever one Certain T---- of Land Containing Three Hundred and --- acres Granted to the said Sam Smith by Pattent the Elivent day of July one Thousand seven h------ Sixty one in the third Year of Our Reign Si---- Being in the County of Bedford on the North si--- River and Bounded as followeth to wit Begin--- White Oak on the Bank of the said Fiver then--- seventy five Degrees East Two Hundred and --- Poles to a pine South Sixty Degrees East on H---- ninety five poles to a White Oak south fifty E---- Degrees East Four Hundred and fourteen p---- Oak South Twenty Nine Degrees west Eighty f--- White Hickory on the said River aforesaid a--- the Stream hereof as it Meanders to the ---- Together with all Houses out houses Edifices ---- Yards Gardinings Orchards Water ways p---- and appertenances to the same Belonging -- appertaining and the Reversion and --- and Remainder Rents Issues and pr---- Other Estate Rite Title Interest Property and --- the said Saml Smith & Grizel Smith ----- part thereof to have an to hold the said Three Hundred and ninety Eight acres of Land and premises with the Appertenances unto the said Walter Maxey his Heirs and Assigns forever and the said sam [sic] Smith and Grizel Smith his wife Doth for themselves and their Heirs and Assigns hereby Covenant promise and agree to and with the said Walter Maxey his Heirs and Assigns that we the said Sam Smith and Grizeel Smith their Heirs and Assigns against them the said Samuel Smith and Grizel and their Heirs and aGainst all a Every other Person or Persons Whatsoever In Witness Whereof the said Samuel Smith and Grizel hath hereunto set their hands and Seals the Day and Year first above Written \n\nIn present of Samuel Smith \n\nJeremiah Losbery Grizel Smith \n\nJohn Smith Josiah Maxey Thomas Smith \n\n\"That on the day and Year first within Mentioned ---- and Quiet possessions and seigen of the Land & Premises within Granted was had and taken by the within Names Samuel Smith and Grizel Smith and by them Delivered unto the within Named Walter Maxey according to the form and ---- of the Deed \n\n--n presence of Samuel Smith \n\nJeremiah Losbery Grizel Smith \n\nJohn Smith Josiah Maxey Thomas Smith \n\n\"---the Twenty Day of Aug one Thousand Seven Hundred and sixty three the sum of Two Hundred and Ten pounds Current Money of Virginia being the Consideration Money ---thin Mentioned for the Land and premises within Granted --s sold Recording to the purport and the true Intent and Meaning of the within Deed \n\nI say Rec\'d fine Samuel Smith \n\nJeremiah Losbery Grizel Smith \n\nJohn Smith Josier Maxey \n\nThomas Smith \n\n\"At a Court held for Bedford County February 24 --- This Indenture and Memorandum of Livery ---- and Receipt hereon Indorsed ware proved by --- of John Smith and Josiah Maxey and at a Cou---- said County May 22d 1764 the same ware furthe--- the Oath of Thomas Smith and ordered to be ---- \n\nTeste Ben Howard CBC \n\nA 1727 will of another Edward is in Henrico County (I have not yet found it). A Ms. Clark has a story that Walter moved from Cumberland County to Bedford County (in part that became Franklin County in 1785) because his honor had been called into question by the parish. It seems he had neglected to name son Walter Jr. (16 years old) as a tithable. A suit was begun against the father 28 June 1762; he did not contest it (that would have entailed taking a stand against the King) and was fined 50 pounds of tobacco for the use of Southam parish. (I have not checked records for this suit.) \n\nThe last record I have been able to locate concerning Walter is his will in Franklin County, Will Book 1, pp. 69-70. \nFranklin County, Virginia \nWill Book 1, p 69-70\n\nIn the name of God Amen I Walter Maxey of Franklin county being of Sound and Perfect Memory Thanks to Almighty God for it do make and Ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following I recommend my Soul to God who gave it hoping through the Merits of my Saviour Jesus Christ to Receive Pardon & forgiveness for all my Sins. My Body I desire it to be Decently Buried at the Descrition of Executors hereafter Named and as for my Estate that it hath Pleased god to Bless my with in this world I dispose of in the following manner and form Viz. \n\nItem I give unto my Son Josiah Maxey two hundred Acres of Land whereon he now lives lying on Black Water and being in the County of Franklin \n\nI give unto my Son-in-Law John Craghead two hundred Acres of Land Whereon he now lives being in the County of Franklin lying o Black Water \n\nI give to my Daughter Lucy Cowden after my wife\'s death the Bed that I lent her which She has now in possession that is after my wife\'s Decease \n\nto Susannah Sullivan my Daughter I give one Bed that is to say that She has now in possession to be her own property after the Decease of my Wife \n\nI give to my Sone in Law John Craighead the bed I lent to my daughter Jane Craghead \n\nI give to my Daughter Ester Camp the Bed that I lent her which she has now in her keeping. \n\nItem I lend to my Beloved Wife Mary Maxey my whole Estate Real & Personal (except the above mentioned things already given) During her Natural life or widowhood and after her death to be Equally divided among my Children Jesse Maxey Walter Maxey Josiah Maxey Jeremiah Maxey Mary Adde Lucy Cowden Susannah Sullivan Ester Camp and likewise John Cragheads Children that he had by his first wife Jane to have an Equal Share with one of my Children \n\nItem I give to my granddaughter Mary Craghead one Cow and Calf \n\nItem I do ordain Constitute and appoint Josiah Maxey and Jeremiah Maxey My Whole and Soul Executors of this my Last Will and Testament in Witness whereof I the Said Walter Maxey have set my hand and Seal this Fifth Day of March In the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Ninety One Sealed Signed and Delivered by the sd Walter Maxey as and for his Last Will and Testament and one other in the Presents of \n  \nJohn Maxey\nBarnebus Maxey\nWalter Maxey\nJanathan Barnard\n\nAt a Court held for Franklin County September 1791 the will & Testament was produced in Court by Josiah Maxey & Jeremiah Maxey the Exers therein named & Proved by the Oaths of John Maxey Barnabas Maxey & Exors therein Named & Proved by the Oaths of John Maxey Barnabas Maxey and Jonathan Bernard Witnesses thereto Subscribed and Ordered to be Recorded \n\nAnd on the motion of Walter Maxey one of the Exors therein named who made Oath thereto Certificate is Granted him for Obtaining probate thereof in due from the Other Executors refusing to Join in the Probate thereof. \n_____________________\n\n According to The Maxey\'s of Virginia Vol. 2,  the following letter appeared \nin the Maxey Family Reunion Bulletin in 1961 and was written by Mae A. Maxey \nof Hardy Virginia, now deceased:\n \n \"The Maxey Cemetery containing the unmarked graves of Wal Maxey, Sr. who \ndied in 1791 and near kin....is located on the old Maxey Plantation on a \nsloping hillside overlooking the Blackwater River in Franklin Co., Va.  Their \nremains are to be removed and reinterred on a plot at Mt. Ivy Baptist Church \nwhich is a very fitting location as it is in the general vicinity in which \nthey lived and died and more accessible to travel.  Their peaceful slumbers \nare being interrupted by the rising waters of Smith Mountain Lake formed by a \ndam that is being constructed a few miles below by Appalachian Power Company. \n All expense of plot, removal and reinterment is being taken care of by the \npower company.  Descendants of this brave and courageous tribe of Maxey\'s are \nscattered in many states now and a few in foreign countries.\"\n \n The Wal Maxey that Mae refers to was Walter Maxey, the last surviving child \nof Edward and Susannah Maxey, the Progenitors of the Maxey\'s.\n \n That is the reason that the reunion is held at the Dam each year.\n ___________________________________________');
