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| 16751 |
 | Ottawa Man, Sister Killed in Crash East of Pembroke
--The Ottawa Journal, Ottawa, Ontario, July 12, 1954 Page 1
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| 16752 |
 | Otto & Irene Eirich
EIRICH
Otto
1924 - 1994
Irene
1927 - 1996
There Is Wonderful Joy Ahead
L611093
Gunner R.C.A.
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| 16753 |
 | Otto Byers
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| 16754 |
 | Otto Drehmel
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| 16755 |
 | Out of the past
The Dunleavy brothers
Seven brothers went to war, seven returned
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| 16756 |
 | Overton Miller
Overton Harris Miller Jr.
September 14, 1918 - February 28, 2001
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| 16757 |
 | Owen Wright
Stone is difficult to read due to moss growth.
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| 16758 |
 | Ozias & Catherine Banning
In
Loving Memory
of
Ozias
Banning
Died Mar. 27, 1908
Aged 70 Yrs
& 3 Mos.
His Wife
Catharine
Coulter
Died
Feb. 2, 1925
Aged 98 Yrs.
BANNING
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| 16759 |
 | Ozias B. Pennock
Ozias B.
Pennock
1812-1898
O Father Thy Gentle Voice
is Hushed
Thy Warm True Heart is Still
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| 16760 |
 | Ozias B. Pennock
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| 16761 |
 | Ozias Bailey
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| 16762 |
 | Ozias Banning
In Memory of
Ozias Banning
Died
Apr 26, 1868
AE. 59 YRS
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| 16763 |
 | Ozias Banning's House (c. 1864) in Clayton, Ontario
2836 Tatlock Road, Clayton, Ontario
Ozias Banning (1837-1908) originally from L'Orignal, Ontario; was a merchant and Clayton's postmaster (the latter for 17 years) between 1860 and 1904. He purchased Lot 22, Concession 2, Ramsay, Lanark County for his home and adjacent general store in 1864 from Hiram Bellamy, who had 150 acres awarded to him in 1837.
In the summer of 1864, Ozias Banning bought a small parcel of this land, measuring just over one acre, for $500. He built a house and general store here. Upon the death of Ozias Banning in 1908, the property was willed to his wife Catherine and daughter Annie Bertha Banning. In 1925, Catherine Banning died leaving Annie the sole owner, but she too died just five months later. By will, Alice Eva Catherine Bowland, a sister to Annie, was granted the property. When Alice Eva Catherine Bowland died in 1943, the land passed to her brother, William Banning. In the following year he sold to Kathleen Halpenny and Mary Lansdowne for $1500.
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 | Ozias Banning's House (c. 1864) in Clayton, Ontario
2836 Tatlock Road, Clayton, Ontario
Ozias Banning (1837-1908) originally from L'Orignal, Ontario; was a merchant and Clayton's postmaster (the latter for 17 years) between 1860 and 1904. He purchased Lot 22, Concession 2, Ramsay, Lanark County for his home and adjacent general store in 1864 from Hiram Bellamy, who had 150 acres awarded to him in 1837.
In the summer of 1864, Ozias Banning bought a small parcel of this land, measuring just over one acre, for $500. He built a house and general store here. Upon the death of Ozias Banning in 1908, the property was willed to his wife Catherine and daughter Annie Bertha Banning. In 1925, Catherine Banning died leaving Annie the sole owner, but she too died just five months later. By will, Alice Eva Catherine Bowland, a sister to Annie, was granted the property. When Alice Eva Catherine Bowland died in 1943, the land passed to her brother, William Banning. In the following year he sold to Kathleen Halpenny and Mary Lansdowne for $1500.
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| 16765 |
 | Ozias Byers
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| 16766 |
 | Ozias Byers
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| 16767 |
 | Ozias Byers, Kenneth Byers, Ida Hien Byers
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| 16768 |
 | Ozias Dodge
Ozias
Dodge
1868 - 1925
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| 16769 |
 | Ozias Shipman
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| 16770 |
 | Ozias Shipman
Ozias Williams Shipman
Born
At Pierstown, N.Y.
January 29, 1834.
Died
At Detroit, Mich.
January 28, 1898.
He giveth us the victory.
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| 16771 |
 | Paisley Abbey, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
In 1307, Edward I of England had the abbey burned down. It was rebuilt later in the 14th century. A succession of fires and the collapse of the tower in the 15th and 16th centuries left the building in a partially ruined state. From 1858 to 1928 the north porch and the eastern choir were reconstructed on the remains of the ruined walls.
Cotton Street & Abbey Place, Paisley
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| 16772 |
 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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| 16773 |
 | Palmer & Minnie Spencer and her brother Edward Congdon
1905 C. Palmer Spencer 1996
His Wife
1907 Minnie Congdon 2005
1897 Edward D. Congdon 1981
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| 16774 |
 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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| 16775 |
 | Pamela Wise
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| 16776 |
 | Pamelia Pennock
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| 16777 |
 | Parker Banning
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| 16778 |
 | Parker Perry
PARKER PERRY - The death of James Parker Perry at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. King Sr., at Nipissing on Nov. 21st, has removed another pioneer from our midst. Mr. Parker suffered a stroke of paralysis six years ago and has been an invalid ever since.
He was born at Sydenham, Ont., Feb. 5th, 1861, and was in his 80th year. He married Eliza Jane Ayerst at Parham in August 1878, and she died in June 1929. Eleven children were born to this union, of whom five have died, the youngest son, William, making the supreme sacrifice in France in June 1918. Two sons and four daughters are left, namely: George Perry, of Nipissing; Hiram Perry, of Cedar Springs, Mich.; Mrs. Anna King, Nipissing; Mrs. Maude Stark, Shingleton, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Atwood, Rockford, Mich.; and Mrs. Nellie McCallum, Emsdale. There are 40 grandchildren and 83 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. A brother, John Perry, lives at London, Ont.
Mr. Perry came to Nipissing Township and settled at Hotham about 56 years ago, and except for about 8 years spent in Michigan he has always lived in the township, so he was one of the township's oldest settles.
The funeral was held on Friday from the home of Mrs. King to the Nipissing Cemetery, and was largely attended by neighbours and other friends. Portius Johnson and Geo. Paige, ministers of the Followers of Christ, had charge of the service. The pallbearers were six grandsons - Joe, Simon and William King Jr., and Alex, Levi and Enos Byers.
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| 16779 |
 | Paroisse du Sacré-Coeur, Toronto, Ontario
In 1887, the new congregation didn’t have a church yet and used a chapel in St. Michael’s Cathedral to hold French services. The next year, they bought an old Protestant church on King Street near Sackville Street. The current building at Carlton and Sherbourne Streets was constructed in 1937.
Sherbourne Street & Carlton Street, Toronto
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| 16780 |
| Parolee Admits Several Thefts
The Daily Inter Lake
Kalispell, Montana
Page 4
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| 16781 |
 | Passport Photo
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| 16782 |
 | Passport Photo
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| 16783 |
 | Pat & Belle Honeyman
Norman D.
"Pat"
Mar. 17, 1925
Sept. 12, 2018
Isabel M.
"Belle"
May 26, 1929
Dec. 13, 2011
HONEYMAN
Married
June 3,
1950
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| 16784 |
 | Pat Giles
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| 16785 |
| Pat Hammond
HAMMOND, Patricia Ann (nee Illig) June 9, 1944 - September 7, 2014 Of Preston, Pat peacefully completed her life's journey at the Lisaard House on Sunday, September 7, 2014, in her 71st year. Beloved wife of Neil Hammond for 49 years. Cherished mother of Kathy Hammond (Steve) of Kitchener and Chris Hammond of Preston and daughter-in-law Sandra. Pat leaves behind her sister Nancy (Michael) Gannon and their children Courtney (Adam), Stephanie (Joe), Andrew. Pat had an extraordinary love for Neil's sisters and brothers Muriel (John) Garton, Helen Woods and the late Don Ganner (2008), Ray Hammond and Karl Hammond. Fondly remembered by her many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. She will be missed by her great wealth of friends. Pat had a wonderful sense of humour and was very loyal to her family and friends. Predeceased by her parents Reta (Holland) Illig (2008) and Herbert Illig (2013). The family received friends at their Family Home, 631 Hamilton Street, (Preston) Cambridge, Ontario. A Celebration of Pat's Life was held at Knox Preston Presbyterian Church, Cambridge on Wednesday, September 10, 2014. As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Lisaard House, 990 Speedville Road, Cambridge, Ontario, N3H 4R6 or the Knox Preston Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, 132 Argyle Street North, (Preston) Cambridge, Ontario, N3H 1P4 would be appreciated by the family and can be arranged through Heritage Funeral Homes, Palmerston, Telephone 519-343-3800.
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| 16786 |
 | Pat Honeyman
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| 16787 |
 | Pat Kirkpatrick
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 | Pat Kirkpatrick
In Loving Memory
KIRKPATRICK
Wilbert G.A. (Pat)
M16413 49th Battn. L.E.R.
1921 - 2010
Shirley C. (Burton)
1931 -
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| 16789 |
 | Pat McAuliffe
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| 16790 |
 | Pat McNeill
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| 16791 |
 | Patience Miner
Patience C.
Wife of
Charles Miner
Died
July 18, 1899
Aged 78 Yrs
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| 16792 |
| Patricia Anne Yates Obituary
Patricia Anne Yates Obituary
YATES, Patricia (Pat) Anne
February 25, 1934 – December 8, 2017 – With great sadness we announce the passing of a loving wife, Mom, Grandmother and great grandmother. Patricia was a loving wife of 46 years to John Charles Yates (2002) of Gananoque and she will be greatly missed by her 5 children, Maureen Mangan (Steven), Colleen Emmerson (Andrew), Patti Wing, Chris Yates (Theresa) and Kathy Mangan (Gary 2004). Patricia leaves a legacy in her 15 grandchildren, John (Suzi), Stephanie (Mike), Melissa (Shawn), Michelle(Pavel), Jaime (Travis), Leslie, John Miller, Travis (Denise), Matthew (Sierra), Shannon (Noel), Mark (Miranda), Sarah (Nick), Patrick (Julie), Kyle and Connor, all who carry wonderful memories of a fun loving and caring “Nanny”. Pat’s legacy also includes 13 great grandchildren, Steven, Caden, Jordan, Charles, Dylan, Hudson, Nathan, Vanessa, Olivia, Barrett, Eloise, Charlotte, and Norah.
Pat was born to parents James and Helen (Dunleavy) Sheridan of Brockville, Ontario. She is survived by her sister Helen Fenlon and predeceased by sisters Mary Ford and Alice Goodbody and brothers Tom and Joe. She is also survived by many sister and brother-in-laws as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Pat enjoyed a fulfilling career as a caring and much-loved teacher at CFB Kingston teaching at Lundy’s Lane and Niagara Park schools. Pat earned an honours degree from Queens University while she was working and raising her 5 children. She was a long-time member of the Beta Sigma Phi Society in Gananoque. In her retirement years Patricia enjoyed winters at her home in St. Petersburg Florida. Pat was highly intelligent, kind and had a wonderful sense of humour.
The family would like to thank all the staff at Carveth Nursing Home for all their wonderful care of their mother over the years.
The family will receive friends on Wednesday, December 20 from 6-9pm at TOMPKINS FUNERAL HOME 63 Garden St. Gananoque. Funeral service will be held at 11:00 am on Thursday, December 21st at St. John the Evangelist Church in Gananoque. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations to St. John the Evangelist Church in Gananoque and the Canadian Diabetes Societies.
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| 16793 |
 | Patricia Blonde
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| 16794 |
 | Patricia Hughes
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| 16795 |
 | Patricia Hutt
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| 16796 |
 | Patricia Jackson
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| 16797 |
 | Patricia McColgan
Patricia
McColgan
1952
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| 16798 |
 | Patricia Yates
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| 16799 |
 | Patricia Young
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| 16800 |
 | Patrick & June Dunleavy
DUNLEAVY
Patrick
Dunleavy
1924 - 1986
June
Jenkinson
1925 - 1979
Together Forever In Paradise
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