Annie Bertha Banning b. 20 Oct 1871 Clayton, Ontario, Canada d. 28 Jul 1925 Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada

1871 - 1925 (53 years)

Name	Annie Bertha Banning
Born	20 Oct 1871	Clayton, Ontario, Canada
Gender	Female
Died	28 Jul 1925	Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada
Buried	30 Jul 1925	St George's Anglican Cemetery, Union Hall, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada
Person ID	I04394	Family Tree \| Byers Side of My Family
Last Modified	4 Dec 2015

Father	Ozias Banning, b. 8 Dec 1837, Lachute, Québec, Canada , d. 27 Mar 1908, Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada (Age 70 years)
Mother	Catherine Coulter, b. 4 Oct 1832, Clayton, Ontario, Canada , d. 2 Feb 1925 (Age 92 years)
Married	13 Feb 1861	Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada
Family ID	F1474	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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	Born - 20 Oct 1871 - Clayton, Ontario, Canada
	Died - 28 Jul 1925 - Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada
	Buried - 30 Jul 1925 - St George's Anglican Cemetery, Union Hall, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada

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Census » Slide Show		1881 Canada Census Ramsay Township, Ontario
		1901 Canada Census Ramsay Township, Ontario
		1911 Canada Census Ramsay Township, Ontario
		1921 Canada Census Ramsay Township, Ontario

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Miss Annie Bertha Banning

The funeral of Miss Annie Bertha Banning took place on Thursday, July 30. After a short service of prayer with the bereaved at the house, the body was conveyed to St. George's Parish Church, where the Burial Service was conducted by the Rector. The proper lesson was read by the Reverend G. A. Brunet, Rector of Pakenham. From the church the body was taken to St. George's Cemetery where interment was made in the family plot. The pall-bearers were Messrs. W. E. James, George Robertson, Newton Halpenny, Thomas Thompson, George Bolger and Arthur Nolan. Among those present at the funeral from a long distance were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson, Mrs. Tom Coulter, Mrs B. Coulter of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bowland of Carleton Place, Mrs. Willis of Arnprior, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, of Renfrew, and many friends from Almonte. Miss Banning, who had been ill for a period of five years, was in her fifty-fourth year. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ozias Banning of Clayton, and was held in most high esteem by all who knew her. She was all her life a most consistent and devoted member of the Church of England. She leaves to survive her, her brother Mr. William Banning of Winnipeg, and Mrs. John Bowland, her sister of Clayton. "Resquiescat in pace."