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1801	Emory Bailey is Victim of Farm Mishap A Clay county youth, Emory Bailey, 20, became the first victim of a corn picking accident in Dickinson County history Monday morning when he died shortly after 9 a.m. after his arm was caught in a mechanical picker while he was working alone in the field of the Chris Schmidt farm about seven and a half miles south of Lake Park. Bailey had been working with Schmidt and the latter took a load of corn from the picker to the crib, which he had been doing in about 15-minute intervals during the course of the work. When he returned he saw the picker still running but standing still at a point near the end of a row. Schmidt went over to investigate and found the youth, still alive but unconscious, with his arm caught in the chain of the machine. The youth died soon afterward before medical aid could be summoned. Dr. B. W. Jones of Spirit Lake, Dickinson County Coroner, said he thought death was due to loss of blood. Officials believe that the machinery became plugged with corn and the victim reached into the machinery to remove it without first stopping the machinery.	Bailey, Emery Ira (I05097)
1802	Emory Ira Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey, was born at Royal, Iowa, Oct. 5, 1919, and passed away in Dickinson county, Iowa, Oct. 23, 1939, at the age of 20 years and 18 days. The present farm north of Spencer has been his home since he was but a few months old. He attended the rural school here, and for three years was a student in Spencer High School. He was interested in farming and kindred activities; he was a diligent worker, and was prominent for several years in 4-H club organizational work. His cheerful disposition endeared him to all, his diversity of interests brought him into contact with a wide circle of young people his own age, and he made many friends. The family circle will have a multitude of living memories, from this young man's wholesome life, as the years pass. They have the sincere sympathy of all. There remain to mourn his intimely passing, the parents, six brothers and one sister, Frederick, Phoebe, Ralph, Ernest, Dale, Glen and Lester; a number of close relatives, and a wide circle of sincere friends. A prayer service was conducted at the home Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock; and the funeral was held in the Spencer Church of Christ, at 2:30 o'clock, with Rev. G. D. Serrill in charge, under the direction of the Cobb Funeral Home.	Bailey, Emery Ira (I05097)
1803	Emory M. Knight Sr. Obituary When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Our loving husband, dad, grandpa, great grandpa and brother, Emory M. Knight Sr., 76, of Ridge Road, McGraw, N.Y., and formerly of Bumpville, Pa., passed away on Saturday, May 14, 2011 at his home. Emory was born on March 17, 1935 in Huntington, Vt., a son of the late William and Hazel (Walton) Knight. On Sept. 20, 1955 he married Evelyn Babcock and together they had ten children. A man of many trades, Emory was an auto mechanic for many area dealerships and owned his own scrap yard. In addition he enjoyed playing cribbage, traveling and hunting although his greatest treasure was the time spent with his family. Emory is survived by his wife of 55 years, Evelyn E. Babcock Knight; his children, Yvonne (Robert) Hall of Ulster, Pa., Carolyn "Sis" (Gordon) Darling of Virgil, N.Y., Emory Knight, Jr. of McGraw, N.Y., Evelyn J. "Eydie" Knight of McGraw, N.Y., Brian Knight of Otisville, N.Y., Wilma (Rick) Quaile of Cortland, N.Y., Gerald Knight of Elizabethtown, N.Y., Steven Knight of McGraw, N.Y., Virginia "Genny" Knight (LaVerne Hutt) of Alpine, N.Y.; sisters, Eliza Simard of Springfield, Mass., Marion "Nan" Benker of Middletown, N.Y.; several grandchildren; great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews; and a longtime friend, Edgar Neff Jr. of Apalachin, N.Y. He was predeceased by an infant son; his brothers, William, Stanley, Robert, Edward, David and Clayton; sisters Hazel Smith and Sarah "Sally" Walters. Funeral services and a celebration of Emory's life will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 20 at the Sutfin Funeral Chapel, 273 S. Main St., Nichols, with Pastor C. Kenneth Crain, officiating. Interment and prayers of committal will follow in the South Litchield-Bumpville Cemetery. A period of visitation will be held on Friday from 11 a.m. until the time of the service at 1 p.m. Memories and condolences may also be shared by visiting our website at www.sutfinfuneralchapel.com. . Published in Daily Review on May 16, 2011	Knight, Emory Myron (I11861)
1804	Encephalomyelitis	Derby, Bertha Elizabeth (I08513)
1805	Endocarditis	Munro, Marjorie Pearl (I02969)
1806	Endocarditis	Scott, Kenneth Bethune (I03411)
1807	Endocarditis caused by rheumatic fever.	McKay, Ethel May (I30643)
1808	Endocarditis, premature 7 1/2 months	McKeen, Bruce Carl (I1021)
1809	Enfield, Middlesex	Green, Emily (I4814)
1810	Enfield, Middlesex	Family (F16513)
1811	Enfield, Middlesex	Family (F2188)
1812	Enfield, Middlesex	Teece, Sidney Walter (I06382)
1813	Enfield, Middlesex	Connolly, Rita Constance Mary (I4879)
1814	Enfield, Middlesex	Teece, Cecil Albert (I4867)
1815	Enfield, Middlesex	Bredstall, Dorothy Louisa (I4886)
1816	Enfield, Middlesex	Bredstall, Dorothy Louisa (I4886)
1817	Enlisted in Company G of the Fourth Michigan Volunteer Infantry on February 11, 1862, at Adrian,Michigan, for 3 years, at age 18. Day laborer by trade. Brother of Martin. Mustered February 11, 1862. Wounded in action (shot in head) at Laurel Hill, Virginia, on May 8, 1864. On detached service with Company G of the First Michigan Infantry, by order, July 2, 1864, at Petersburg, Virginia. Discharged at expiration of term of service at Detroit, Michigan, on February 13, 1865. Resided in Tecumseh, Michigan after the war. Died July 11, 1908 of cancer in Tecumseh, Michigan.	Pennock, Alonzo B. (I22617)
1818	Enlisted in Company G of the Fourth Michigan Volunteer Infantry on June 20, 1861, at Adrian, Michigan, for 3 years, at age 20. Served beside his brother Alonzo. Mustered June 20, 1861. Returned home to Tecumseh, Michigan, during May of 1863 to assist in recruiting with his Captain, David Marshall. Taken prisoner in the "Wheatfield" at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on July 2, 1863. Confined in the prisoner-of-war camp at at Belle Island, Richmond, Virginia, where he was "starved to a skeleton". Admitted to Hospital in Richmond on October 25, 1863, with typhoid fever. Paroled at City Point, Virginia on October 28, 1863, and sent to General Hospital, Annapolis, Maryland, where he arrived on October 29, 1863. Sent home December 25, 1863. Died from the effects of his prisoner mistreatment while at home in Tecumseh, Michigan, on January 6, 1864.	Pennock, Martin Van Buren (I22618)
1819	Enoch Lynde, was a shipping merchant in the Netherlands engaged in foreign trade and he was also connected with the postal service between England and Holland. He was fluent in Dutch and may have been of Dutch extraction.	Lynde, Enoch (I6007)
1820	Entered into rest at the Brockville General Hospital on July 19, 2007. Helen Veley Jones of R.R. 2 Addison in her 86th year. Dear mother of Norman Jones of Campbellford and May Curran and her husband Ranald of R.R. 2 Addison. Lovng grandmother to Michael (Cheslyn), Sandy Jones, Cathy Moss (Brian) and Desarae Jones. Also survived by four great grandchildren. Fondly remembered by her sister-in-law Snooky as well as a sister Marjorie Frood. Predeceased by sisters Louine Veley, Florie (Tootsie) Bakker, Elizabeth Veley, Maggie Deano and Florence Ransom; as well as brothers Leon, Earl, John, Clarence and Charles Veley and on granddaughter Cindy Jones Also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. A private graveside service was held at Greenbank Cemetery on July 20th. In memoriams to the Canadian Diabetes Society or the Athens Medical Clinic Building Fund will be gratefully acknowledged. Arrangements are entrusted with the Irvine Funeral Home and Chapel, 4 James Street East, Brockville.	Veley, Helen (I14634)
1821	Entered into rest at the Brockville General Hospital on July 19, 2007. Helen Veley Jones of R.R. 2 Addison in her 86th year. Dear mother of Norman Jones of Campbellford and May Curran and her husband Ranald of R.R. 2 Addison. Lovng grandmother to Michael (Cheslyn), Sandy Jones, Cathy Moss (Brian) and Desarae Jones. Also survived by four great grandchildren. Fondly remembered by her sister-in-law Snooky as well as a sister Marjorie Frood. Predeceased by sisters Louine Veley, Florie (Tootsie) Bakker, Elizabeth Veley, Maggie Deano and Florence Ransom; as well as brothers Leon, Earl, John, Clarence and Charles Veley and on granddaughter Cindy Jones Also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. A private graveside service was held at Greenbank Cemetery on July 20th. In memoriams to the Canadian Diabetes Society or the Athens Medical Clinic Building Fund will be gratefully acknowledged. Arrangements are entrusted with the Irvine Funeral Home and Chapel, 4 James Street East, Brockville.	Veley, Helen (I14634)
1822	Enterocolitis and diarrhea	Galloway, Samuel Ivan (I5592)
1823	Epilepsy	Valliant, George Munro (I02756)
1824	Epping Congregational Church, Epping, New South Wales, Australia	Family (F14250)
1825	ERIC ELMER MCCONNELL May 12, 1934 - January 8, 2011 In loving memory of Eric McConnel who died peacefully at his home in Little Current on Saturday, January 8, 2011 at the age of 76. Eric retired after working for 38 years for CPR. He loved word puzzles, fishing, deer hunting with his family and the Toronto Blue Jays. He was a member of the Little Current Fish and Game Club and the Manitoulin Hospital Auxiliary. Survived by his beloved wife of 56 years June (nee Cargill). Beloved father of Debbie Heise (Myron), Karen Cranston (John), Jeffrey, Martin (Carol) and infant Michael (predeceased). Loving grandfather of Jennifer Calvelli (Nick), Erin and Christopher Heise, Jonathan (Brooke) and Cole (Heather) Cranston, Cody and Brandon McConnell, and great-grandchildren Lauren and Myah Ferguson, Lucas and Danica Calvelli, Maddison Heise and baby Cranston. Predeceased by parents Alex and Mabel McConnell. Brother of Betty Lawson (George predeceased), Sidney McConnell (predeceased) (Donelda), Vern McConnell (predeceased) (Mona) and brother-in-law of Iris and Orvis Hunter, Sharon (predeceased) and Garnet Hunter, David and Carolyn Cargill. Uncle to many nieces and nephews. Visitation was 7-9 pm on Monday, January 10, 2011. Funeral Service was at 3 pm on Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at Island Funeral Home. Cremation. --Manitoulin Expositor, January 12, 2011	McConnell, Eric Elmer (I01831)
1826	Eric Nelson, loving son, husband, father, grandfather and friend, died unexpectedly onSaturday evening, December 3, 2016, in Graeagle, California. A third-generation Nevadan, Eric was born February 3, 1950, to Vance and Marjorie Nelson of Reno. He is survived by his father Vance Nelson, his wife of thirty-six years, Teri, daughter, Taylor Ruepp (Michael), son, Matt, and his twin granddaughters, Addilyn and Kaylee, who were the lights of his life. Eric is also survived by his sisters, Marja Brophy (Steve) and Valerie Nelson (Steve), his uncle Ray Nelson and numerous nieces and nephews. Eric graduated from Wooster High School in 1968 and graduated from Heald Business College where he studied court reporting. He served in the Army for three years in Washington, D.C. where he worked as the court reporter for the Joint Chiefs of staff at the Pentagon. Eric returned to Reno and began his forty-year career as a court reporter and owner of Sierra Nevada Reporters. In addition to his dedication to his career, he was also a thirty-second-degree Mason, and a part of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program and devoted Big Brother to his Little Brother, Angel, for the last eight years. Eric lived his last day to perfection. After a two-hour morning bike ride in beautiful Sierra Valley, Eric enjoyed breakfast with Teri at their Graeagle home, and then spent the afternoon serving egg nog at the Graeagle Mercantile for the annual Christmas Festival. Dinner and cards with long time friends followed that evening. It was how Eric lived every day: with passion, energy, and joy. To Eric, the outdoors was his spiritual home whether on the golf course, boating, a century bike ride, the ski slopes, hiking, or on a marathon course. When work or fun was done for the day, Eric spent hours at the piano playing music from Chopin to David Lanz. Those who knew Eric describe him as a Renaissance Man and he lived his life by this advice: Play the moments. Pause the memories. Rewind the happiness. This is the music of life. A celebration of Eric's rich, memorable life will be held at Grace Church, 1220 Robb Drive, this Friday, December 9, at 10:00 a.m., followed by a reception at the church. Those attending are invited to celebrate by wearing your brightest, most colorful attire. Eric Nelson, loving son, husband, father, grandfather and friend, died unexpectedly onSaturday evening, December 3, 2016, in Graeagle, California. A third-generation Nevadan, Eric was born February 3, 1950, to Vance and Marjorie Nelson of Reno. He is survived by his father Vance Nelson, his wife of thirty-six years, Teri, daughter, Taylor Ruepp (Michael), son, Matt, and his twin granddaughters, Addilyn and Kaylee, who were the lights of his life. Eric is also survived by his sisters, Marja Brophy (Steve) and Valerie Nelson (Steve), his uncle Ray Nelson and numerous nieces and nephews. Eric graduated from Wooster High School in 1968 and graduated from Heald Business College where he studied court reporting. He served in the Army for three years in Washington, D.C. where he worked as the court reporter for the Joint Chiefs of staff at the Pentagon. Eric returned to Reno and began his forty-year career as a court reporter and owner of Sierra Nevada Reporters. In addition to his dedication to his career, he was also a thirty-second-degree Mason, and a part of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program and devoted Big Brother to his Little Brother, Angel, for the last eight years. Eric lived his last day to perfection. After a two-hour morning bike ride in beautiful Sierra Valley, Eric enjoyed breakfast with Teri at their Graeagle home, and then spent the afternoon serving egg nog at the Graeagle Mercantile for the annual Christmas Festival. Dinner and cards with long time friends followed that evening. It was how Eric lived every day: with passion, energy, and joy. To Eric, the outdoors was his spiritual home whether on the golf course, boating, a century bike ride, the ski slopes, hiking, or on a marathon course. When work or fun was done for the day, Eric spent hours at the piano playing music from Chopin to David Lanz. Those who knew Eric describe him as a Renaissance Man and he lived his life by this advice: Play the moments. Pause the memories. Rewind the happiness. This is the music of life. A celebration of Eric's rich, memorable life will be held at Grace Church, 1220 Robb Drive, this Friday, December 9, at 10:00 a.m., followed by a reception at the church. Those attending are invited to celebrate by wearing your brightest, most colorful attire.	Nelson, Eric (I05201)
1827	Ernest Moore Bolles, son of Lemuel and Emeline A. (Banning) Bolles, was educated in the public and high schools of Amherst. When his school days ended he went to work in the shoe store of James E. Stinson, of Amherst, and continued in his employ for six or seven years. He also was employed in a shoe store in Hartford, Connecticut, for a short time. In 1897 he engaged in the boot and shoe business for himself in Amherst, and has continued there ever since. He is a member of Pacific Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons ; a member of the Royal Arch Chapter; and of Northampton Commandery, Knights Templar; of Melha Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, of Springfield. He is a Christian Scientist in religion. Biography and Genealogy of Western Massachusetts, 1639-1925	Bolles, Ernest Moore (I07370)
1828	Ernest Ralph Tolx Sr. of Bokum Road, Old Saybrook, died Thursday at the Connecticut Hospice in Branford. He was 75. He was born in New Haven and settled in Old Saybrook after World War II. He was drafted into the infantry in 1944, and served in the China, Burma India theater. He was decorated by the Chinese government for his service. He was a painting contractor for over 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Eunice LaPlace Tolx; two sons, Ernest R. Tolx Jr. of Anson, Maine, and Peter C. Tolx of Old Saybrook; a daughter, Amy T. Henzy of Old Saybrook; a brother, Paul C. Tolx of Stuart, Fla.; and four grandchildren. A service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Essex Baptist Church, Prospect St., Essex. Burial in Centerbrook Cemetery, with military honors, will be private. Donations may be made to the Old Saybrook Police Brotherhood Association.	Tolx, Ernest Ralph (I25563)
1829	Ernest Raymond "Ernie" Drew, Jr., 91, formerly of Battle Creek died March 9, 2009, in Marietta, GA. He was born November 24, 1917, in Battle Creek, where he lived most of his life. He spoke often of his hometown adventures there. He graduated from Battle Creek Central High School in 1938 and was a life member of the Lodge #12 F & A.M. Mr. Drew worked for Lawson Printers from his mid-teens until his retirement in 1982, at the age of 65. He attended Lakeview Baptist Church and enjoyed fellowship with many members of the congregation. Mr. Drew enjoyed the time spent with family, hunting, fishing, and hiking in the woods. After retirement, Mr. Drew became an avid golfer and could always be counted on for a good joke! In 2003, Mr. Drew relocated to Marietta, GA to be close to his children and grandchildren. During the final years of his life, he appreciated the simpler things: a good hot cup of coffee and a plate of chicken wings. He is survived by a son, Ernest R. (Kay) Drew, III of Marietta; daughter, Elaine Groeneveld of Grand Haven, MI; four grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandson. He was preceded in death by his wife, Iris Hysell, mother of his children; second wife, Christine Imhausen; siblings, Lyle Drew, Maxine Champlin, Donna Hamp, and Grace Stone; grandson, Daryl Groeneveld, Jr.; and great-grandson, Adam Groeneveld. The family will receive friends Sunday, March 15, 2009, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Farley-Estes & Dowdle Funeral Home. A private interment service will be held at Floral Lawn Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Lakeview Baptist Church. Personal messages for the family may be placed at www.farleyestesdowdle.com. --Published in Battle Creek Enquirer on Mar. 12, 2009.	Drew, Ernest Raymond (I4313)
1830	Ernestown Township, Canada West	Veley, William (I13583)
1831	Ernestown Township, Ontario	Veley, Elizabeth (I13420)
1832	Ernestown Township, Ontario	Veley, George William (I13422)
1833	Ernestown Township, Ontario	Peters, Lavina (I13460)
1834	Ernie enlisted in the Navy in Sep 1944. He was a cook on a mine sweeper in the South Pacific. After being discharged in Sep 1946 he joined the Air Force in Oct 1947 at March AFB, CA and was a crew chief on L19's, L20's and helicopters. Ernie was discharged again in Mar 1950. In Aug 1955 he enlisted in the Army and was an office machine repairman and supervisor. He spent his last year in the service as a recruiter and retired in 1971.	Bailey, Ernest Lloyd (I05102)
1835	Erwin Wayne Pennock, age 92 of Chippewa Lake and formerly of Battle Creek, died Wednesday, June 29, 2011 at the home of his long time companion Patricia Morrett. Mr. Pennock was born December 4, 1918 in Ross Township to Tracey and Emma (Langs) Pennock. He married Lena Carrie Page on June 8, 1938. They made their home in Battle Creek before moving to Chippewa Lake in 1976. Erwin served in the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theater. He was awarded the European African Middle Eastern Ribbon with 3 Bronze Service Stars and the World War II Victory Medal. After the war he was employed by Eaton's Manufacturing Company for 36 years as a Tool and Die Maker. He was a member of the Holiday Rambler Traveler's Club and a lifelong member of the National Rifle Association. He loved hunting, boating and was a craftsman in the art of welding. His wife Lena died in 1993 after 55 years of marriage. The last fifteen years of his life has been spent with his devoted and loving companion Patricia Morrett. He was a kind and devoted husband, father, grandpa and great-grandpa who will be missed. He is survived by his son, Gordon and his wife JoAnn (Langs) Pennock, his daughter, Carolyn (Pennock) Abbott and her husband Mark. He has 5 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Erwin was preceded in death by his wife Lena, his parents Tracey and Emma, his sister Ida Mae (Pennock) Stoddard and his brother Maurice. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 30th at the home of Pat Morrett, 10625 N. Lake Dr. on Chippewa Lake with Dr. Rev. Robert Braman officiating. Interment will follow the service at Chippewa Lake Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Heartland Hospice Memorial Fund or to the American Cancer Society.	Pennock, Erwin Wayne (I06546)
1836	Erysipelas	Armstrong, Rebecca Jane (I31163)
1837	Essex - Robert L. Doane, 95, of Essex, passed peacefully on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, at Peregrine's Landing, Clinton. He was born Aug. 8, 1918, a 5th generation resident of Essex, to Charles and Edith (Palau) Doane. He attended Pratt High School, Connecticut College of Pharmacy, and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London. Lt. Doane served in the Coast Guard in the Gulf of Mexico and the South Pacific throughout World War II. He was a loving and devoted husband to Darline (Barnett) Doane for 61 years and a loving, devoted and inspiring father. He founded Doane's Pharmacy in 1951, retiring from the business in 1976. He was a pillar of the community and was involved in a variety of community activities, including: 60 year member of the Rotary Club receiving a Paul Harris Fellow Honor, founding member of the Essex Ambulance Association, director of the CBC Bank, and active member of the Essex Yacht Club and founding member of the Pettipaug Yacht Club. Darline and Bob were pilots at the Mystic Seaport with over 30 years of volunteer time. Lifelong sailors, they enjoyed their time on the east coast leading to a 20 year residence in the Bahamas at their beloved Man-O-War Cay. Bob was predeceased by his wife, Darline Doane, in Oct 2003. He is survived by his five children, Timotha, Linda, Deborah, Robert, and John; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and several beloved nieces, nephews and cousins. A Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m. Nov. 5, at the First Congregational Church, Methodist Hill Road, Essex. Interment will be private at Riverview Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the Essex Ambulance Association, P.O. Box 233, Ivorton, CT 06442. Arrangements by Robinson, Wright, and Weymer Funeral Home, Centerbrook. --Published in The Day on Nov. 3, 2013	Doane, Robert Louis (I27161)
1838	ESSEX JCT. - Clinton D. Hallock, 78, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010 in Green Mountain Nursing Home, Colchester. He was born on Feb. 11, 1932 in Starksboro, the son of Phillip and Ursula (Stokes) Hallock. He served his country honorably with the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. Red was later employed with the Cellucord Corp. in Richmond and worked for Simmons Precision in Vergennes. He enjoyed deer hunting, fishing, and loved playing the harmonica. He was a consummate family man. He leaves his wife of 53 years, Geraldine "Jerry" (Stevens) Hallock; two daughters, Sharri L. Weston and her husband, Gary, and Shellie Hallock, all of Essex Jct.; his grandchildren, Timmy and Tyler Weston, of Essex, Nickie Morgan of Indiana, and Alicia Morgan of Essex; his sister, Freda Beane of Jonesville; his brother and wife, Clarence and Wilma Hallock of Lincoln; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Along with his parents; Red was predeceased by brothers and sisters, Nelson, Clayton, and Celon Hallock, and Marion Brace, Isabelle Moody and Beatrice Knight; brothers-in-law, Frank Beane, Millard Brace, John Moody, and William Knight; and sister-in-law, Jacqueline Hallock. Memorial services will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Faith Baptist Church, Platt Street, Winooski. Interment will follow in Ft. Ethan Allen Cemetery. Arrangements by Elmwood-Meunier Funeral Home, Burlington. --Published in The Burlington Free Press on December 7, 2010	Hallock, Clinton Dwire (I16123)
1839	Esther (Munro) Price :1916 Mrs. Jacob Price, Sr., of Galbraith, mention of whose sudden death was made last week, was born on Sept. 9th, 1851. Mrs. Price's death was caused by heart failure. She was seemingly in good health until within a few hours of her death. Her maiden name was Esther Munro, and she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Munro of Darling. In 1873 she was married to Mr. Jacob Price, and to them fourteen children were born, two of whom died in infancy, and Hugh A., died in Feb. 1914, and Mrs. Wm. Lyons (Esther) in Aug 1905. Those who are still living are: Mrs. Sandy Rutherford (Margaret Jane), Unity, Sask.; Mrs. Edmond R. Lambe (Elizabeth C.), Shoal Lake, Man.; Mrs. Thomas Fife (Mary), McDonald's Corners, Ont.; Mrs. Milton McKay (Alice L.), Middleville, Ont.; Mrs. Alex Munro (Delilah), Hall's Mills, Ont.; Mrs. Ernest Foster, (Jeanie), Galbraith, Ont.; Messrs: Jacob and Ira Price, Sonningdale, Sask.; Mr. Thomas Price, on the old home at Galbraith; Miss Marion Price at home. Rev. Mr. Currie, Baptist minister, from Lanark, preached, assisted by Rev. Mr. Merrilees. The flowers were a beautiful spray from the family. Mrs. Price was a member of the W.M.S., and was always a faithful attendant when possible, and was always ready to lend a helping hand in any good cause. She will be missed in that as well as in many other ways.	Munro, Esther (I00291)
1840	Esther Elenora LeRoy passed away peacefully at home on June 23, 2007 at the age of 87, after a brave two year battle with cancer. Esther was born on April 4, 1920 in Reynolds, Indiana to Harry and Alfreda Buschman. She grew up on her familyÃ?â??s farm where she was the eldest of eight brothers and sisters. After graduating from Reynolds High School, Esther attended Manchester College for 3 years, and then took her first teaching assignment in Van Wert, Ohio before serving in the WAVES during WWII. Her military service took her to San Francisco, CA where after the war she received her degree in education from San Francisco State University, and met her future husband Bruce Murdock LeRoy. They married on November 7, 1947 in Carmel, CA and were wed fifty-two years. After relocating to Seattle, WA with her husband in 1951, she continued to teach in the Seattle School District, and adopted son Philip and daughter Carolyn. Her husbandÃ?â??s career took the family to Lakewood, WA in 1958, where she resided until the time of her death. Esther continued her teaching career for the Clover Park School District at Custer Elementary until she retired in 1980. After retirement, she kept busy with her hobbies of sewing, gardening, traveling with her husband, and helping to look after her young grandchildren. She continued to remain active in the ADK Sorority until a few years ago.Her primary joy in life was her family, and doing for others. Esther was predeceased by her parents, brothers Carl, Linden, and Harold Buschman, Sister Mary (Nelson), daughter Carolyn, husband Bruce, and former daughter-in-law Holly (LeRoy).She is survived by her son Philip LeRoy, grandchildren Rachael LeRoy and Jacob LeRoy, brother-in-law Walt Ellis (Rosemary) of Portland, OR, sisters Vera Idle, West Lafayette, Ind. Alice (Bir), Alexandria, Ind. brother Fred Buschman of Reynolds, Ind. and numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank MultiCare Hospice and former care-giver and friend Roz Foote. Information for her Memorial Service will be available at a later date.	Buschman, Esther Elenora (I138)
1841	Esther Euphema Foreman FOREMAN -Esther Euphema Esther went to be with the Lord on February 2, 2008 at the age of 91 years. She was born on January 24, 1917 at her parents' homestead, SW-18-4012-W-3 near Sonningdale. She was the eldest of seven children. She attended old Sonningdale School and the Gunness School. She married Albert Edward Foreman on April 2, 1941 and they raised seven children: Bob (Sharon) of Battleford, Stewart (Marlene) of Saskatoon, Elda (Wally) Elliot of Kelowna, Lin (Larry) Radchenko of Sonningdale, Sandra (Ken) Pavloff of Perdue, Glenn (Jan) of Saskatoon, Faye (Al Sterner) Lange of Saskatoon. She was predeceased by her parents Ira and Effie (McDonald) Price, two brothers: Nelson and Gilbert and one sister: Eva Bird and two brothers-in-law: Cecil Bird and Bob Atkins and one sister-in-law: Esther Price and one grandchild: Jason Elliot. She is survived by two sisters: Vivian Atkins of Delta, BC and Doreen (Jim) Taylor of Sonningdale and one brother: Byron (Hazel) of Delta, BC. Left to cherish her memory are 7 children, 20 grandchildren, and 45 great grandchildren. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, February 5, 2008 at 10:00 am from the Sonningdale Community Hall. Interment at Sonningdale Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Sonningdale Senior's Lounge or the Sonningdale Pentecostal Church. Arrangements entrusted to MARTENS WARMAN FUNERAL HOME (934-4888).	Price, Esther Euphema (I02422)
1842	Ethel A. Bartman Reneson, formerly of Frissell Street, Middletown, died Wednesday at Middlesex Hospital. She was 87. She was born in Middletown and had worked at Bielfield School. She is survived by two daughters, Barbara Reed and Dorothy Skinski, both of Middletown; a brother, John Bartman of Titusville, Fla.; four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Her husband, Bruno Reneson, died previously. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Calvary Cemetery, Bow Lane, Middletown. There will be no calling hours. Biega Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.	Bartman, Ethel Amy (I09685)
1843	Ethel Beatty died peacefully, with family by her side, at North Bay Regional Health Centre on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. She was 95 years old. Ethel (McConnell) was predeceased by her husband John F. Beatty. She was the beloved mother of Eileen Burns (Robert) of Powassan, John Beatty (Pauline) of Golden Valley, Velma Evers (Joe) of Lindsay, Christine Jarrett (Bill) of North Bay, Donna Culin (the late Brian Whitehead) of North Bay, Michael Beatty (Jocelyn) of Nipissing, the late Peter Beatty (the late Sue), Stephen Beatty (Karen) of North Bay, Becky Poeta of North Bay and Patti Soutar of North Bay. She was the cherished grandmother of 27, great-grandmother of 36 and great-great-grandmother of two. Ethel was the dear sister of Betty Osborne (Harvey) and Sharon Grasser (Elwood), all of Trout Creek; and was predeceased by her siblings Sylvester McConnell (the late Mae), Madeline Jones (the late Ralph), Eugene McConnell (the late Helen) and Alma Grasser (the late Melvin). The Beatty family will receive visitors on Sunday, May 14, 2023 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Paul Funeral Home, Powassan and on Monday, May 15 from 10:00 am until the time of funeral service at 11:00 am. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Restoule will follow. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to St. Brice?s Church or the Heart & Stroke Foundation are suggested.	McConnell, Ethel Teresa (I01771)
1844	Ethel G. (Lewis) Sampson, 91, a resident for more than 30 years of Auburn, Massachusetts, a homemaker for many years, died at Holy Trinity Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, on Saturday, March 30, 2002, following an illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday, April 3, 2002, 10 a.m., at Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, P.O. Box 198, Auburn. Burial will follow at Hillside Cemetery, Auburn. No calling hours are scheduled. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are appreciated to Holy Trinity Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Patients Activity Fund, 300 Barber Avenue, Worcester, MA 01606. Arrangements entrusted to Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, Auburn, Massachusetts. --Published in Legacy on Mar. 31, 2002	Lewis, Ethel Grace (I15661)
1845	Ethel was born out of wedlock to Jessie Hazelwood. John Barber may be her biological father, as she was raised by his parents during her early years.	Hazelwood, Ethel Louisa (I08762)
1846	Etobicoke, Ontario	Ayerst, John Anthony (I4091)
1847	Etobicoke, Ontario	Devlin, Douglas Henry (I13116)
1848	Etobicoke, Ontario	Tilley, Marie Joyce (I2611)
1849	Ettie Baker was a caring wife, mother and grandmother. Her sharp mind was kept keen by her lifelong joy of reading, and her skillful handiwork made her home a delightful place to be. She was committed to her family her entire life, and at age 92, made a faith commitment that ensured her eternal life with God. Ettie was born at a time of change in America, from assembly line manufacturing to women?s suffrage, from the temperance movement to fair labor laws affecting children. The United States was emerging as a world power, yet the coming years of war and economic depression also shaped the character of its citizens. Ettie learned to be frugal out of necessity, but her knowledge and skills made simple-living beautiful. Ettie was the oldest of three children raised in Cadillac, Michigan and supported by their father?s work for the county. At the age nine, her parents divorced and she stayed with her father and her mother moved to Huntington, Indiana. In time, both parents remarried, and Ettie became the big sister of nine more children on her father?s side and two more sisters born to her mother. The care of younger children was a responsibility she learned at an early age that never left her. By the time Ettie was eight years old, she was finally able to start school, but her intellectual ability was noted well before her formal education. She could remember events in her life from age three, and her curiosity was peaked by reading. It seemed she always had a book in her hands. Ettie graduated from Bellaire School at age 15, having completed the 8th grade, yet her love of reading made her a lifelong learner. Ettie was still living in Bellaire when she met LaVern Baker, who was six years older than she. They fell in love and were married on April 18, 1925. Children soon followed, and Ettie was happy to care for her family by the work of her hands. Of the nine children born to Ettie and LaVern, their son Dale died when he was just a few hours old. Ettie?s love and attention toward her family was shown through her actions. She was a diligent homemaker and excellent seamstress. Her flower and vegetable gardens yielded beauty as well as produce for canning and jelly-making, and her sewing skills turned out many quilts and children?s clothing. It was amazing to watch Ettie turn a men?s coat, that she bought at the Salvation Army, into several outfits for the kids. In 1928, Ettie and LaVern had moved from Bellaire to Kalamazoo when his brother got him a job on the Michigan Central Railroad. Then in 1932, they moved to a home on 30th Street in Paw Paw. It was a great place for the kids to bring their friends, and Ettie welcomed them all. In the 75 years that she lived on that 26-acres, she loved having a house full, especially on holidays and at family reunions. When LaVern retired in 1964 after 35 years with the railroad, he and Ettie took time to travel. They spent vacations in Canada, Florida and their cabin in Grayling. They often took their grandkids up north to the cabin for camping and fishing. Truth be told, Ettie didn?t fish, but she loved to eat it. LaVern and Ettie?s time together in retirement was cut short when he suffered the second stroke of his lifetime. He died in 1971 after 45 years of marriage, and Ettie never remarried. She devoted herself to her grandchildren and her favorite pastime. She continued to read, especially about alternative health methods, and she delighted in little children. With the birth of each grandbaby, Ettie made a quilt. But perhaps her greatest gift to succeeding generations was the stories she told. Ettie?s life of simplicity and devotion will long be remembered from the words she spoke and the example she was. Ettie was preceded in death by her husband, La Vern in 1971; a son Dale in 1931; a daughter; June Ogren in 1997, a grand daughter Ernestine Baker in 1963; a great grandson Ryan Dekker in 1997; four sisters: Mable Spencer in 1988, Rose Padgett in 1992, Rubey Baker in 2005, and Margaret Robertson in 2006. Surviving are five sons and two daughters: Ernest Baker of Calimesa, CA, DeWayne (Sandy) Baker of Lapeer, Dorothy Lhamon of Mattawan, Bernyece Andrade of Saint Petersburg, FL, LaVern Baker of Springdale, AR, Kenneth Baker of Bakersfield, CA, and Keith (Sheila) Baker of Gobles, 20 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and 20 great-great grandchildren and several step grand and great grandchildren; five siblings: John (Peggy) McLain of Traverse City, Rachel Ellsworth of Sanford, FL, Raymond (Jannis McLain of Portage, Berthia Wright of Plainwell and Helen (Edward) Stinson of Grand Rapids and many nieces and nephews. Learn more about Ettie, view her life story film, and visit with her family and friends on Friday from 4:00 ? 8:00 PM at the LIFE STORY FUNERAL HOME, Betzler & Thompson, Paw Paw, 657-3870 where services will be held Saturday at 11:00 AM. Burial will take place in West Oshtemo Cemetery.	McLain, Ettie Mae (I21664)
1850	Eugene J. LaLonde III "Bear", 58, of Askov, MN and formerly of Bloomington, MN, passed away Jan. 8, 2010 at St. Mary?s Medical Center in Duluth. He worked in civil design and land planning. Preceded in death by father, Eugene J. LaLonde Jr. Beloved son, brother and uncle, he will be dearly missed by his mother, Rose; brothers Mike, Rick (Lorna), Chip (Colleen) and Bill (Pam); sisters Michelle (Mike), Rene?e, Lisa (Randy); nephews, Troy, Sean, Tony, Travis, Trevor and Brandon; nieces, Shannon, Jessica and Jennifer; great-niece, Tessa and many friends. Memorial service Sat. Jan 23, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. at Methven Funeral Home, Sandstone, MN with visitation from 12 noon to 1:00 p.m.	LaLonde, Eugene J. (I25149)