My Scottish "Wilkie" Family
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| 2851 | This is Florence Irene's second marriage. According to her obituary, her maiden name was TURTON, her first husband was Calvin Bertland House, he deceased in 1975, thus she then married Roy Maxwell Weeks. Obituary: FLORENCE "IRENE" HOUSE-WEEKS Peacefully at St. Thomas General Hospital on Saturday, February 15, 2003, Irene House-Weeks in her 91st year. Beloved wife of the Late Calvin Berland House (1975), and Roy M. Weeks (1986). Dear Mother of Donald (Helen) House of Aylmer, Kenneth (Lorriane) House of Balinlad, Ontario; Charles House of Glencoe, and Corrine Hayward of Aylmer. Cherished Grandmother to numerous grandchildren. Also survived by her sister Jean Mudford of Tillsonburg, and brother Norman (Gwen) Turton of Brantford. Predeceased by her parent and sisters Vera Chapman, Edna Wood; Ellen Norris and her brother Charlie Turton. The family will receive friends at Ostrander's Fuenral Home, 43 Bidwell St., Tillsonburg on Tuesday 3-5, and 7-9 p.m. Complete funeral services will be held in the chapel on Wednesday at 3 pm. Cremation. Major Roy Scott of the Salvation Army officiating. Spring interment in the Baptist Cemetery, Courtland. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. | Turton, Florence Irene (I1894)
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| 2852 | This is Jane's first marriage | (Mcarthur), Jane Bell Young Todd (I1088)
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| 2853 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Slaght, R. (I1271)
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| 2854 | This persons' data passed along to me by I Hopper - Haley researcher. not verified | West, Joseph Ambrose (I1699)
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| 2855 | Thomas Wilkie, Age 2, residing with Parents | Wilkie, Thomas R. (I1061)
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| 2856 | Tillicoultry, Clack. | Hope, Thomas (I1197)
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| 2857 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: M.W. Adlington / D.M. Weeks (F341)
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| 2858 | Tillsonburg Observer, May 1, 1913 Birth of son to Ransom and Sarah Weeks, page 5 column 4 Currently alive as of Sept. 2000. Weeks obituary Peacefully at Wildwood Care Centre, St. Mary's, on Saturday, January 25, 2003, Horace Owen Weeks. Formerly of R.R. #4 Thamesford in his 90th year. Beloved husband of the late Melba (Shepherd) Weeks (1999) and dear father of Donna (Robert) Green of Flesherton, Shirley (Ron) Hossack of Embro and Terry (Dianne) Weeks of R.R. #4 Thamesford. Also loved by 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Predeceased by one son owen (1987) and 3 sisters Doris Kilgour, Percil Jasper, and Minnie Cowell. Friends may call at the Harland B. Betzner Funeral Home, 177 Dundas Stree, Thamesford, Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm, where the funeral service will be held on Wednesday, January 29, 2003 at 1 pm. Reverend Janice Aicken officiating, interment Zion 7th Line Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy Memorial donations may be given to the charity of one's choice. Source: London Free Press newspaper Notes from Joyce Garnham July 2012: Horace Weeks married Melba Sheppard, lived on a farm near my Parents - near Culloden ON. Later moved to a farm Kintore ON, ran a very uptodate Dairy farm with a milking parlor. | Weeks, Horace Owen (I658)
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| 2859 | To British Columbia, Canada | Carson, Elizabeth Jane (I854)
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| 2860 | to Christina Robertson | Simpson, David (I1811)
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| 2861 | to Jessie Thomson | Rae, Robert (I1528)
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| 2862 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Madison, B.A. (I1986)
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| 2863 | to Robert Rae | Thomson, Janet S. (Jessie) (I1613)
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| 2864 | To William Ferguson | Robertson, Helen Kinloch (I501)
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| 2865 | Tombstone Marker shared with his parents, Theresa A. and Karl E. Rouse Pte Harry E Rouse, 1925 - Killed overseas 1945. The front page of the July 27, 1944 edition of The Tillsonburg News: Photo and article of Harry Rouse, a 19 yr old Canadian Armed Forces soldier who died of wounds sustained in the Battle of France on July 8, 1944. Harry was with the R.C.I.C. (Royal Canadian Infantry Corps) North Shore, NB In Memory of Private Harry Rouse, who died on July 8, 1944 Military Service: Service Number: A/108145 Age: 19 Force: Army Unit: North Shore (New Brunswick ) Regiment R.C.I.C, Division: R.C.I.C. "It was on the coast just to the North that the 3rd Canadian Division landed on 6th June 1944; on that day, 335 officers and men of that division were killed in action or died of wounds. In this cemetery are the graves of Canadians who gave their lives in the landings in Normandy and in the earlier stages of the subsequent campaign. There are a total of 2048 burials in Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery." Veteran Affairs Canada, Commonwealth War Graves Commission Additional Info: Son of Karl E. and Theresa Rouse, husband of Norah Evelyn Rouse of Tillsonburg, Ontario Commemorated on Page 433 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance Burial Information Beny-Sur-Mer- Canadian War Cemetery Grave Reference: XV.A.9. | Rouse, Harry Esmond (I466)
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| 2866 | Took ill and was hospitalized in mental hospital in London, Ontario from 1936 until her death in 1968 | Young, Clara Mae (I1089)
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| 2867 | Tractorman, Tractor Driver | Anderson, Allan Hutt (I278)
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| 2868 | Turner, Rose, Age 27, Female, Sister in law,divorced, housework for private family, | Slaght, Rose (I1988)
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| 2869 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Henderson, R. (I1456)
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| 2870 | U.S. marine Corps Muster Rolls, 1798 - 1958 Headingley, St Michael 1908 1908 Marriages, # 341, Page 171 Date: May 16 1908 Colin Charlwood Frye, Age 30, Bachelor, Analytical Chemist, Ealing, Father: John Nicholas Frye, Prof - Company Director Mabel Gard, Age 30 , Spinster, Monkbridge Road, Headkingley, Father William Robert Gard, Sailor Both Bride & Groom gave their signatures to document; Witnesses were John Wilkie Frye and Elsie Procter | Family: Colin Charlwood Frye / Mabel Gard (F498)
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| 2871 | U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records 1938 - 1946 Name: Wallace E. Slaght Birth Year: 1924 Race: White, Citizen Native State: Washington Cty: King Enlistment Date: 13 Jul 1943 Enlistment State: Washington Enlistment City: Seattle No Branch Assignment or Branch Code Assignment Grade: Private Terms: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 4 years high school Civil Occupation: Tracktor Driver * or Truck Driver, Heavy or Chauffeur or Truck Driver Marital Status: Single Height: 28 Weight 680 | Slaght, Wallace E. (I2063)
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| 2872 | unable to find marriage certificate, Nov 2006 hw Have checked ancestry.com both USA & Canada. Perhaps they skipped across into Niagara Falls and were married ???? | Family: Joseph M. Taylor / Catherine Isabel Donaldson (F574)
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| 2873 | unable to locate an official death certificate, but this record published here in the Ontario Registry by Thomas Wilson and the Gore Gazette newspaper at the time, validates approximate time of death and cause Also land documents, dated at same time naming Daniel Weeks as heir of Amos Weeks sells Amos Weeks Sr. property to son Amos Weeks Jr. | Source (S182)
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| 2874 | Unconfirmed data on this family from Irene Hopper | Smoke, Evelyn (I1694)
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| 2875 | Undertaker, Involved with his Father's business | Carpenter, Edwin Weller (I270)
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| 2876 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Van Doorn, D.J. (I2185)
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| 2877 | Unmarried, according to death certificate. Informant on Death certificate is William Munro, a nephew. Address: 985 - 22 Ave E. Vancouver, B.C. Death certificate also mentioned she had been in province B.C. and Country, Canada x 49 years and 10 years in the municipality of Vancouver where death occurred. Death Certificate Source: B.C. Vital Statistics 1962-09-009598 Microfilm # B13257 GSU # 2033499 | Beath, Agnes Cant (I1015)
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| 2878 | Unproven data -( recd from Slaght connection) ANC file # AFN:1QPV-N3C Joseph Weeks (Wicks) married Rhoda Carnes. Issue is daughter Rhoda Weeks(Wicks) married Silas Slaght - a descendant of Job, Job Slaght Jr. Rhoda Weeks and Silas Slaght were married January 29, 1843 See Slaght Genealogy for continuation. Fact: Joseph Weeks married Charity Kern and children listed are Rhoda and 7 sons; John, Amos, Joseph,Walter, Ira, Ransom, and Isaac. I believe that the Slaght info is still applicable to this family as the Kern surname was often pronounced and spelled 'carnes, Karn'. The error is in naming bride and mother with the same christian name of 'Rhoda'. #8916 June 25 1828, Daniel Miller Weeks, (heir et law of Amos Weeks) sold to Joseph Weeks 100 acres N 1/2 out of a total of 200 acres of land on Lot 9 concession 8 in Walpole Township, Haldimand County. #8917 Oct 11 1832, Joseph Weeks sold the above property (100 acres N 1/2) of Lot 9 Concession 8 in Walpole Township to Harrison Oakes for 32 pounds. Fact: Land Agreements/Documents Joseph Weeks of Dereham, Ont. bought land Lot 5, Concession 9 issue date 5 1846-02-24 ND, type CL RG Series 01-C1113 ref/vol # 002, Pg 090 ( It seems feasible that Joseph Weeks and family moved to Oxford County about 1832 but it wasn't until 1846 before the Deed was finalized in Joseph's name) hw Subsequently Joseph Weeks purchased the following land: in Middleton Lot 9 conc. 4NR, issue date 2 1851-03-28 Series 01-C15 ref/vol 002-068 In Middleton NTR 6, conc 4 date 2 1855-09-24 Series )1 C15 004-027 In Middleton N1/2 4, conc 4,5,7, 1854-02-04 Series CC B3 026-139 In Middleton W1/2 4 4NR issue 4 1853C - lease, Series CC B3 034-510 Eventually all this property was either given, deeded to his respective sons. Joseph and Isaac remained on the homeplace sections, and Amos, John, and Walter farmed the land in the Middleton area. "Family Legend: Joseph took up a tract of land in Dereham township, Oxford Cty, Concession 9, Lot 5, bordering Cranberry Rd in 1832. ( I am assuming Joseph leased this land from the crown as above documents show this land bought in 1846-hw) . To procure the deed to his property, Joseph rode horseback to Niagara. His neighbours were Indians having a little settlement nearby. The women worked at household tasks together with Charity Weeks and the men worked and hunted together. Joseph and Charity raised their family of eight children here, seven sons and one daughter. Rhoda married Mr. Slaght and moved to the state of Washington.[ again, I believe, via my research, that Rhoda Wicks is our Rhoda Weeks, and she married Silas Slaght, and moved to Michigan, USA - hw][ Rhoda Weeks and Silas Slaght's son, Cyrenius married Maria Caroline Weeks (his cousin - dtr. of Daniel Weeks and Mary Hawer - hw] John, Amos and Walter took up land from the crown South of Tillsonburg, in Middleton township, Norfolk Cty; and Joseph and Isaac farmed the homestead on the ninth concession of Dereham twp, the homestead being divided into two farms. There was an almost complete cooperation among these early settlers, and a very deep love of the land. The five brothers would go to one farm, cut down trees, clear a spot for a log cabin, later to be replaced by a larger house and later still by a substantial brick home. Thus they went from farm to farm helping one another. There was very little money; work was done by bees - Relatives and neighbours would gather to build a house or barn, and what happy times these gatherings were. The women came along to help with the meals. Money mattered very little to those early settlers, any lack was made up by trading surplus, and theirs was a very leisured way of life. Not that they didn't work hard - laborious work was done with only an axe and adze at first, later by hand saws, and later still cross-cut saws. These brothers were the happiest people. They were cutting a home for themselves out of the wilderness and doing it the hard way, and always with a joke and hearty laugh. Whenever there was need, helping hands were ready. In those early times, doctors were few and far between, so the mother took over in illness and usually someone in the neighbourhood with a special knack in caring for the sick would be on call whenever needed. The doctor was seldom called except in serious illness. For the most part, they were a healthy, hearty people. Much of the land was cleared by oxen, later stumping machines and horses. Water was a very pecious commodity and wells were detected the "witching". Only certain people had the gift of witching and the early settlers firmly believed in this way of finding water. A branched twig of hickory was held firmly in the hands, stem pointing upwards and when the witcher walked over water, even deep in the ground, the stem would turn downwards. Fire was something to be dreaded if uncontrolled. Every care was taken to prevent fires from getting out of control. Wood was used for cooking and heating. A huge cast iron, square stove was used for heating. Huge pieces of wood were placed in the stove and would hold the heat through the night. They were always careful to bank the fire before going to bed, wind the clock and put out the cat." excerpt from family tree documentation by Ola Beaman,Mamie Elizabeth Rouse. CENSUS 1851 Census: Dereham Township, Micro Film 23 #25, Weeks, Joseph, Born Canada West, Age 49, Univeralist, Married, Farmer, Fram 1 1/2 story house 26, Weeks, Charity, Born Canada West, Age 50, Univeralist, married 27, Weeks, John, Born Canada West, Age 23, Universalist, Single, Labourer 28, Weeks, Amos, Born Canada West, Age 20, Univeralist, Single, Labr. 29, Weeks, Joseph, born Canada West, Age 18, Universalist, Single, Labr. 30, Weeks, Walter, Born Canada West, Age 16, Universalist, Single, Labr. 31, Weeks, Ira, Born Canada West, Age 13, Universalist, Single 32, Weeks, Ransome, Born Canada West, Age 11, Universalist, Single 33, Weeks, Isaac, Born Canada West, Age 9, Universalist, Single 1861 Canadian Census, Roll C-1060-1061; Library And Archives Canada, Pg 72, Dereham Twp, Oxford Cty, Canada West Joseph Weeks, Male, Head, Age 57, Birthplace Canada West, Universalist, Farmer Charity Weeks, Wife, Married, Age 58, Joseph Weeks, Son, Single, Age 27 Walter Weeks, Son, Single, Age 25 Ira Weeks, Son, Single, Age 24 Isaac Weeks, Son, Single, Age 18 1871 Census: Joseph WEEKES age 67, birthplace Ontario, Religion - Universalist, Origin - English, Occupation - Farmer District 013, Sub Dist. A Division 1 Page 94 Weeks, Joseph, male, age 67, birthplace Ontario, religion Universalist, origin Scotch, Occupation: F Weeks, Charity, female, age 68, birthplace Ontario, religion Universalist, Origin Dutch, married Weeks, Joseph junior, male, age 37, birthplace Ontario, religion Universalist, Origin Scotch, single. Livestock comprised of horses, 5 milch cows, 14 horned cattle, 22 sheep, 23 swine, 200 pounds of butter, 80 pounds of wood. Burial Certificate Film # 1853224, # 10805-78 VS , Ontario. Joseph Weeks Died 13 Dec. 1878, male, 75 years old, Occupation - Farmer, Birthplace Norfolk Cty, Cause of Death - old age Informant: Brinton P. Brown When Registered: 12 Dec. 1878** Registrar: Geo Fish. ** (note the regisered date is prior to the date given for death -??hw) Indenture on 7 September 1868 between Joseph Weeks (elder) of Twp of Dereham, Cty of Oxford, Prov. of Ontario. and his son Joseph Weeks (younger) "That in consideration of $2500 of lawful money of Canada, Joseph (elder) sells of 85 acres on the West half of Lot 5, Concession 9, of his property in Twp Dereham to Joseph the younger.(his son). #41278 - 129. Witness was Henry Boughner Following Joseph Weeks Sr. death, in 1879, the document 41278 was partitioned and gave 50 acres ea. to Isaac Weeks at S1/2 of E1/2 and Amos N1/2 of E1/2. #75914 and 75915. This parcel of land changed hands many times thru the years as various family members deceased and it was passed onto heirs. Last notation was 1970 to Wallace Weeks thus the property was in the Weeks family for 138 years without a mortage or debt incurred. Amazing. Burial: Tillsonburg Cemetery Section H, Row F, # 19 "In Memory of / Joseph Weeks / died / Nov. 23, 1878, aged **** Joseph Weeks' Will- registrar of Surrogate Court, Cty of Oxford, Jas. Canfield "In Her Majesty's Surrogate Court of the County of Oxford. Be it known that on the Tenth day of December, in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, the last Will and Testament of Joseph Weeks, late of the Township of Dereham, in the County of Oxford, Farmer, who died on or about the Twenty-third day of November in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight at the said Township of Dereham, and who at the time of his death had a fixed place of abode at the Township of Dereham in the said County of Oxford was proved and registered in the said surrogate Court a true copy of which said Last Will and Testament is hereto annexed, and that the administration of all and singular the personal estate and effects rights and credits of the said deceased and anyway concerning his Will was granted by the aforesaid Court to Amos Weeks of the Township of Middleton, in the County of Norfolk, Farmer, and Walter Weeks of the same place, farmer, the Executers named in the said will, they having been first sworn well and faithfully to administer the same by paying the just debts of the deceased and the legacies contained in his Will so far as they are thereunto bound by law, and to exhibit a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the said estate and effects, rights and credits and to render a just and true account fo their Executorship whenever required by law so to do. Sgn. Jas. Canfield, Registrar of the Surrogate Court of County of Oxford. Know all Men by these presents, that 1. Joseph Weeks of the Township of Dereham, in the County of Oxford and Province of Ontario, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all former last Wills and Testaments by me heretofore by me made. My Will is that all my funeral charges and just debts shall be paid by my Executors hereinafter named. After the payment of my just debts, funeral charges and the expenses attending the administration of my estate, I give, devise and bequeath the rest and residue of my estate and property as follows:viz., First:- I give and bequeath to my wife, Charity Weeks, in addition to any dower which she may be entitled to at my decease, two rooms in the house known as the Homestead, together with all the household furniture, beds and bedding, which I may be possessed of at the time of my decease, also two good cows, six sheep and one hog, all of which shall be kept on the Farm and provided with suitable feed summer and winter and for her sole use and benefit so long as she remains my widow. Second;- I give and demise to my two sons Amos Weeks and Isaac Weeks my Dereham farm, being composed of the East half of Lot number Five in the Ninth Concession of the said Township of Dereham, which said farm shall be equally divided between my said two sons Amos Weeks and Isaac Weeks and said division to be made by my said sons in any way agreeable to them. The rest and residue of my estate and property of which I shall be possessed of at the time of my decease shall be equally divided between my five sons. And lastly I do nominate and appoint my sons, Amos Weeks and Walter Weeks to be my executors of this my last Will and Testament. In witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the twenty-ninth day of March in the year of Our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. Sgn. Joseph Weeks, L.S. Signed, Sealed and declared by the said Joseph Weeks to be his last will and testament in presence of John Hodgson and Thomas Fletcher, who at his request and in his presence have subscribed their names as witnesses hereunto and in the presence of each other. Sgd. John Hodgson, of the Town of Tilsonburg. Sgd. Thomas Fletcher of the Township of Dereham." Sept 2004. Took a drive with Margaret Rouse, she showed us Joseph's original land just off Cranberry Road. | Weeks, Joseph (I68)
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| 2879 | Unsure, but Aletta Marie may have married again, to a Mr. Sands, Alettie Marie died Sept 26 1998, burial Tillsonburg Cemetery, as per burial record | Sherman, Alletta Marie (I559)
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| 2880 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McIndoe, C. (I668)
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| 2881 | Upper Canada Land Petition this event helps to establish a timeline for Great Great Great Grandfather Amos Weeks, also substantiates the Loyalists possibility, re his Father being a military person, thus further establishes a possible birthdate and location for Amos Weeks | Weeks, Amos Sr. (I142)
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| 2882 | Valley View Farm, Kersley, B.C., Canada | Beath, David (I743)
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| 2883 | Vancouver B.C. | Ireland, Johanna (I1012)
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| 2884 | Vancouver, B.C., Canada | Family: Peter Robert Russell / Elizabeth Jane Carson (F263)
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| 2885 | Vancouver, B.C., Canada | Family: Peter Robert Russell / Elizabeth Jane Carson (F263)
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| 2886 | Variations in spelling are Orrock, Orrick, Orok Index to 1871 Census Ontario 971.3x Simc 1871 P. 203 OROK, Robert, Age 70, Scotland, Rel. CP, Scotch, Farmer, Dist 042, SubDist D Pg 21; Film C-9962 - C-9963 1881 Census of Canada in Vespra, Simcoe North, Janet Orok is named and a dtr Margaret but not Robert, so it is possible he has died before this census taking HW Sources for my info regarding the Orrock families is from Lillian Bowdery, Barrie, Ontario. She is related as Isabel Ann Wilkie, wife of Wm James Dick is her gggrandmother. Lillian Bowdery's sources are from a Orrock Family member as well as "The History of MIdhurst" | Orock, Robert (I627)
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| 2887 | Ventricular Fibrolation, Coronary Artery Disease | Clark, Thomas Robert (I902)
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| 2888 | Ventriular Arrest, Coronary Occlusion, Arteriosclerosis, Hemiparesis | Clark, Andrew Russell Duncan (I897)
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| 2889 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Derhousoff, O. (I350)
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| 2890 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thompson, R.L. (I1954)
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| 2891 | veteran of WWII - serving with R C R; member of Royal Canadian Legion # 153 of Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada | Weeks, Kenneth Austin (I991)
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| 2892 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mix, R. (I349)
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| 2893 | Vital Statistics: New Registry House 1931-462-01 Marriage Year: 1931 District: Kinross Date/ Place; 1931, March 19, Annaroch, Kinross; Church of Scotland Groom's Name: Frank Brown Harley, Engine Driver, Bachelor, Age 25 Address; Springbank, Kinross Father: James Harley, Gardener Mother: Fanny Brian Brown Bride's Name: Margaret Moffat Wilkie, age 25 Occupation: Dressmaker, Spinster Address: Ammoreuk, Kinross Father: Robert Wilkie, Park Keeper Mother: Annie Aitkin Witnesses: Geo. Harley, Kinross & Isabella McNair | Family: Frank Brown Harley / Margaret Moffat Wilkie (F376)
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| 2894 | Voters List for the 3rd Subdivision of Middleton 1872 # 186, Assess Roll # 584, Weeks, Walter, Conc 3 & 4 N1/2, Lot 4N, T 1881 Census, Middleton, Norfolk North, Ontario, Film 1375899, C-13263; Dist 158, Sub dist D, Div 2, Page 74, Family 375 Walter Weeks, Male, Married, Age 44, Farmer, German, Birthplace Ontario Mary Weeks, Female, Married, Age 38, English, Birthplace Ontario, Presbyterian Joseph Wm Weeks, Male, Age 7, German, Birthplace Ont. Andrew Weeks, male, Age 5, German, Birthplace Ont. Walter Weeks, Male, Age 2, German, Birthplace Ont. Edward Weeks, Male Age 7 mos.,* German, Ontario Birthplace *Born: Sept - 7/12 1901 Census: Weeks, Walter, head, widow,age 64, Presbyterian, Farmer, Origin, English Weeks, Andrew, Son, Farmer, age 25 Weeks, Edward M., age 20 Weeks, John A., Age 18 Weeks, Clarence D., age 15 Weeks, Anna B., age 12 Weeks, Mary Jane, daughter in law, age 24 Weeks, Aletta, granddaughter, age 1 Schedule 2 Info: Land location was in Middleton, Lot 4, Conc 4 NTR; brick house with 12 rooms, 155 acres, 4 barns/granaries. 1911 Cdn. census, Norfolk Cty., Middleton Twp., District 4, Page 2, Lines 30 - 34 inclusive Weeks, Walter, M, Head, Widow, Birth Jan 1937, Age 74, Birthplace Ontario, English, Canadian, Presbyterian, Farmer Weeks, John A,, M, Son, Married, Birth Apr 1882, Age 29, Birthplace Ontario, English, Canadian, Presbyterian, Farmer Weeks, Evelena, F, Dau in law, Married, Birth Sep 1884, Age 26, Birthplace Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, none Weeks, Clarence Delmer, M., Son, Single, Birth July 1887, Age 23, Birthplace Ontario, English, Canadian, Presbyterian, Farmer Gibbon, John Henry, M., Uncle, Widow, Birth Aug 1820,Age 80, Immig 1820, England, English, Canadian, Methodist, Insane* (hard to read) Death Certificate: Ont. Canada Deaths 1869 - 1932 # 022494 Name: Walter Weeks Sex: Male Date of death: Feb 9, 1915 Age: 78 years, 29 days Place of Death: Dereham, Middleton Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Widower Father: Jos. Weeks Mother: C. Kern Cause of Death: Apoplexy x 10 days, Atony of Bowels x 5 days Burial: Tillsonburg Cemetery, Section H Row E, # 8 Back of Monument: Walter / Weeks / d / Feb 9 1915 / in his / 79th year / Markers: Father, Mother, Edward, Mary Jane Mr. Walter Weeks Obituary Source: Tillsonburg Observer newspaper Feb 11, 1914 pg 5 col 3 Mr. Walter Weeks, a pioneer of this district, died at his home in Middleton, near Tillsonburg on Tuesday, after an illness of two weeks. Mr. Weeks, who was in his seventy-nineth year, was born in Dereham. About fifty years ago he purchased a homestead in Middleton, near town and in 1878 he married Miss Mary M. Foley of Dereham and they settled on the farm where Mr. Weeks resided over forty years. He was energetic and indsutrious and was remrakably healthy during his long life, never requiring the services of a doctor but once, about thirty years ago. He took the entire management of his farm and did his plowing last fall with an expertness and energy not surpassed by younger men. His wife predeceased him fourteen years ago. He is survived by five sons, W. J. and Ed. M. of this town, Andrew of Middleton, John of Eden and Clarence D., who lives on the homestead, and one daughter, Mrs. Mark Ronson of Goshen, also by two brothers, Joseph of Dereham and Isaac of Tillsonburg. The funeral took place this (Thursday) afternoon, the services being conducted by the Rev. Edwin Smith. The interment was made in the town cemetery. Notes from Margaret Rouse 2005 Walter Weeks had land opposite John Weeks land. East of # 19. Also Walter had land on Goshen Road. | Weeks, Walter (I74)
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| 2895 | VS Death Registration 1937-424-497 William Scott died at North End, Crossgates, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland at the age of 56 years. Sex: male Widower: of Angus Beveridge Father: John Scott Mother: Janet Scott, MS WILSON Cause of Death: Pernicious Anemia, Myocardial Degeneration, Cardiac Failure Informant: William Scott, Son and present | Scott, William (I204)
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| 2896 | VS Death Registration 1964-424-497 Mary Wilson Scott died Sept. 12, 1964, aged 77 years. Sex: Female Widower: James Bevenridge, retired Father: John Scott, coal Miner Mother: Janet Scott, Maiden Name Wilson Cause of Death: TIA, Carcinoma of Stomach Informant: Janet Stewart , daughter, 130 Woodmill Crescent, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland | Scott, Mary Wilson (I207)
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| 2897 | VS Death Registration 1968-424-143 Helen Wilson (Scott) Dall died Feb. 16, 1968, aged 85 years, at 10 Mowbray Gardens, Crossgates, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland Sex: Female Widower: Widow Husband was Alexander Dall Father: John Scott, coal miner Mother: Janet Reid Scott, Maiden Name WILSON Cause of Death: Cerebral Thrombosis Informant: John Scott - brother | Scott, Helen Wilson (I205)
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| 2898 | Wallace E. Slaght, born 1924, of Washington, Occupation Tractor Driver, Single. | Slaght, Wallace E. (I2063)
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| 2899 | Wallace Slaght, Son, Age 5, Single, Born Washington | Slaght, Wallace E. (I2063)
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| 2900 | Walter & Eliza Weeks are now 78 & 76 respectively, living with their daughter Annie M and children Albert, Maria & Lela | Weeks, Walter (I218)
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