Babcock, Clarence Lewis Thurs 19 Aug 1954 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A resident of the district for 54 years, Clarence Lewis Babcock, 68, of Paipoonge Township, died in hospital last evening following a short illness. Clarence Babcock had farmed on the Scott Highway in Paipoonge Township since coming to this district 54 years ago. Born in Rock Falls, Ill., on May 22, 1886, he came here with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Elon G. Babcock, when he was 14 years of age. The family took up a homestead in Paipoonge Township and Clarence Babcock had resided on the same site until his recent death. In failing health for the past six months, he had been in hospital since Friday. He was well known throughout the district. He specialized in dairy farming and for many years had a regular route of customers to which he delivered dairy produce. Years ago he exhibited the purebred Holstein cattle at the Lakehead Exhibition. He was predeceased by his mother in 1934 and his father in 1939. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mattie Babcock at home and cousins in this district and the United States. He was an adherent of the Slate River Baptist Church and a former member of the Orange Order Fort William Lodge 1093. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday from the Jenkens Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Sinclair of Slate River Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in the family plot, Mountain View Cemetery.
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Barrie, Ernest E. Wed 22 Sept 1937 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of the late Ernest Edgar Barrie, pioneer Slate River valley farmer, who died Monday will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence in Slate River to First Church United, West Fort William at 3 o'clock. Internment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. The body was taken to the home this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Begley, Jeanette Howe Thurs 2 June 1932 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred at midnight last night at the home of her grandson, E.H. Peterson, 424 Wiley Street, of Mrs. Jeanette Howe Begley of Moose Hill. She was 83 years of age. The late Mrs. Begley was born at Tweed, Ont in 1849, daughter of the late Solomon and Margaret Howe. In 1870 she married Maurice Henry Begley who pre-deceased her in 1913. Mrs. Begley went to Nipigon from White River in 1902. She resided in that place until 1924 when she came to this district. She had been residing with her daugher Mrs. E.H. Workman, of Moose Hill, until her recent illness. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Workman, and Mrs. Thomas Neve pf Lethbridge. Eigth great grandchildren and eigth grandchildren survive also. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Bell, Andrew Murray 18 January 1946 Fort William Daily Times Journal
92 Years Old Pioneer of District A. Murray Bell Dies. First reeve of O'Connor township and resident of Fort William district for 45 years, Andrew Murray Bell, 269 West Amelia Street, died in hospital this morning after an illness of about three months. Mr. Bell was 92 years old. As one of the pioneer residents of O'Connor and Conmee Townships, Mr. Bell took a leading part in the early development of that area. He continued his interest in agriculture when he moved to the city and his garden on West Amelia Street was one of the finest in Northwestern Ontario. Despite his years Mr. Bell was vigourous and mentally keen and alert until his recent illness and his death removes a valued link with the historic past. Born on August 23, 1853 at Tamworth, Lennox and Addington Counties, Ont., Mr Bell came to Fort William in 1901 with his wife and family. O'Connor and Conmee. After residing here for about five years, he farmed in O'Connor and Conmee townships, when these areas were just being opened up. Mr. Bell was elected the first reeve of O'Connor Township and also served on the school board for many years. He maintained his interest in the townships and was never happier then when discussing plans for improvemnet of conditions in the rural areas. Twenty-five years ago Mr. Bell moved with his family to Kakabeka Falls, where he was retired. In 1930 he and Mrs. Bell moved into Fort William and had reside there since. In 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Bell celebrated their Diamond Wedding Jubilee in Fort William when they were recipients of cangratulatory messages froma host of friends throughout the city and district and the east. Mr. Bell delighted in the out-of-doors and was fond of taking long walks, a habit to which he attributed much of his robust health. Many descendents. Mr. Bell is survived by his wife; one son Edwin A. "Ted" timber contractor, 110 Edward Street; and four daughters, Kate, Mrs C. Taylor, Kakabeka Falls; Maud, Mrs. M. Johnson, Petrolia, Ont.; Rose, Mrs Nicholson, South Gillies; and Eva, Mrs. W. Wilson, Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Bell also is survived by 34 grandchildren, 51 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. He was predeceased by two sons and one daughter: Herman M. Bell and Thomas R. bell, formerly of Fort William; and Winnifred, Mrs L. Smith, formerly of Detroit. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock from the Jenkens and Son Chapel. Rev J.D. McKenzie, minister of the First United Church will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot, Mountain View Cemetery.
Bell, Baby Wed 3 sept 1919 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Late last night the death occurred of the three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bell, of Scoble Township. The remains were being brought to fort William this afternoon and the funeral announcement will be made later
Bell, Edwin A. 3 April 1962 Fort William Daily Times Journal
E.A. (Ted) Bell Stricken at 66. Long-time resident Edwin A. (Ted) Bell, 66 of 110 South Edward Street, died at home today following a heart seizure. Born in Lambton County, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bell, he came to Fort William with his parents when eight years old. He worked for Ray Street Bank, Canada Starch Co. Ltd., Canadian Bank of Commerce and Cameron and Heap Wholesale Company as an accountant but since 1927 he has been a timber contractor, mostly in the Black Sturgeon area, removing timber to local paper mills. Mr. Bell was a member of the United Church, Fort William Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club. Survivng besides his wife, the former Phyllis Sandell, whom he married in 1916, are two daughters, Laura (Mrs. W.R. Bond) of 439 East Mary Street, and Barbara (Mrs. P. Moore) of 2625 Moodie Street; 13 grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Taylor of Home Avenue; Mrs. J. Nichol;son 339 North Harold Street; Mrs. J. Johnson, Petrolia, and Mrs. W. Wilson of Minneapolis, and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lily Bell, at home. he was predeceased by a son, Edwin Earl in 1952; two brothers, Tom and Herman, and a sister, Mrs. Winnifred Smith.
Bell, Edwin A. 6 April 1962 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Edwin A. (Ted) Bell, 66, of 110 South Edward Street, who died Tuesday was held Thursday afternoon. Rev. Dan McIvor of the United Church officiated. Internment was in the family plot, Mountain View Cemetery. Attending were officials of Great Lakes, and Abitibi Woodlands divisions; former employees of the district, including the Black Sturgeon area, and representatives of Lakehead Wholesale firms, timber contractors and equipment suppliers. Honorary pallbearers were Donald Hassard, Stewart Young, Clarence McDevitt, Harold Sandell, Bob Mapledoram and Dr. J.S. Strachan. Active bearers were Gordon Simpson, Martyn Tribe, Aubrey Bell, George Prout, Orval Black and H. Nash. From out of town were a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson of Minneapolis, and a nephew Roy Bell of Vancouver.
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Bell, Herman M 12 May 1936 - Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Herman M. Bell, of Pearson Township, who died May 8, was held yesterday afternoon from the Jenkens and Son funeral home at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Elgin G. Turnbull, pastor of Wesley United Church officiated. The Service was largely attended with many friends attending from both the lakehead and the rural areas. Many beautiful flowers were received. Two hyms were sung "Lead Kindly Light" and " Abide With Me." Mrs. Don McMichael presided at the organ. Pallbearers were E. Johnson, Alex Wamsley, Charles Taylor, Edwin Nicholson and Sam Liddicoat. Burial was in the family plot in Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. E. James, of Minneapolis, a sister of Mr. Bell, arrived in the city to attend the obsequies.
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Bell, William Henry 24 July 1942 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon for William Henry Bell, 78, a pioneer farmer of O'Connor township, who died yesterday in hospital. The service will be held at 2 p.m. in the Jenkens and Son Chapel and burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Rev. F.E. James of WEsley United Church will officiate
Belto, Helen Mon 22 June 1936 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred Saturday night at the family home of Helen Belto, 18, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belto, of Nolalu. Death followed a lengthy illness. Mr. and Mrs. Belto are old time resdients of the district, having lived here for more than 40 years. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers and four sisters. They are; Lempi, living at home, Mrs. William Harry, Mrs Edward Harry, Mrs. William Knuttial, Walter and Toivo, all livng in Nolalu district. The funeral will be held Tuwsday afertnoon from the family residence in Nolalu. Rev. J.E. Nopola of the Finnish Lutheran Church will officiate and internment will be in Nolalu Cemetery.
Belto, Toivo Edward Wed 22 July 1936 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred this morning at the family residence at Nolalu of Toivo Edward, 30 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belto, pioneer residents of that locality, death followed a long illness. The young man, born at Nolalu was well known through out that area and his death will be greatly mourned. he was a member of the Gillies Lodge of the Orange Order and a general favorite. Besides the bereaved parents, one brother and four sisters survive. They are Walter, Mrs. Edward Harry, Mrs. William Knuuttila, all of Nolalu region and Miss Lempi, living at home. Another sister Helen died June 22, just a month ago at the age of 18. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon from the family home with burial in Nolalu Cemetery.(This name given at the cemetery is Pelto)
Bengtson, (Theresa) Mrs. Walter Thurs 18 May 1939 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Resident of the district for 18 years, Mrs. Walter Bengtson died unexpectedly late yesterday afternoon in hospital here. She resided at Finmark and was 45 years of age. Death came as a result of a heart ailment and word of her passing came as a shock to her many friends in the district. She was born in sweden. Surviving are her husband, who is section man with the C.P.R. and four daughters, Ivy, Fern, Ruby and Palmie, all resident of the family home in Finmark. Also survivng are her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. Losquist, of Ellis, Ont., and a sister, Mrs. D. Olsen of North Towanda, New York. Mrs. Bengtson was a member of the Finmark Women's Institute and also a member of the Vasa Order. Funeral arrangements still are pending word from the family.
Bengtson, Theresa Mon 22 May 1939 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Mrs. Theresa Bengston, wife of Walter Bengston of Finmark, who died unexpectedley last Wednesday, will be held this coming Wednesday from the Jenkens and Son Funeral Chapel at 1:30 o'clock to the Finnish School for service at 3 o'clock. Rev C.P. Peterson, formerly pastor of what now is called the Zion Lutheran Church will conduct the services and burial will be in the family plot in Sunshine Cemetery. Mrs. Bengston was born in Sweden 45 years ago and had resided at Finmark for the past 18 years. Shew as well-known in the district and also in the twin cities. She was a member of the Finmark Women's Institute and also of the Vasa Order. She is survived by her husband and four daughters, Ivy, Fern, Rubie and Palmie, all at home. Also surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Lofquist, of Ellis, Ont., and a sister, Mrs. D. Olsen of Tonawandah, N.Y.
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Berglund, Ernest Wed 30 Sept 1931 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred Monday of Ernest, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Berglund, Ellis. Besides the bereaved parents, six other children survive, four girls and two boys. The funeral was conducted this afternoon from the funeral parlors of Chas. Jenkens to Mountain View Cemetery.
Bergstrom, Nils Sat 23 May 1936 - Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Nils Bergstrom whose body was found yesterday will be held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon next, when a short service will be held at Riverside Cemetery. Rev. C.P. Peterson of the Swedish Lutheran Church will officiate.
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Berry, Philip Fri 18 Aug 1950 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Philip Berry, pioneer homesteader of O'Connor township and resident of Fort William Manor the past six years, died in hospital early today at the age of 86. Mr. Berry, native of Hamilton, Ont., where he received his education, came to Flint, in O'Connor township, in 1899 to cut out for himself a farm. He lived there until his retirement six years ago. In 1932 he lost everything when his farm burned. The pioneer wasBerry, died June 7, 1943. He was also predeceased by a sister, Mrs. E.E. Back in 1935 here. Mr. Berry was the sole remaining member of the original family of five brothers and sisters. Nephews and nieces at the lakehead include D.L. Cameron, Rankin Street; Elsie, Ernest, Sandy and Emily, all living at South Franklin Street; Jack at Armstrong; Philip at Auden, Ont.; Mrs. James Foulds of Red Rock and Mrs. Don Brownlee of Fort William. Other relatives are also living here. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock to St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church for services at nine. Internment will be in the family plot, St. Patrick's Cemetery. The rosary will be recited Sunday evening at eight o'clock in the chapel.
Berry, W. Nahum Thurs 26 Dec 1963 Fort William Daily Times Journal
W. Nahum Berry, aged 80 years, former resident of Pole Line Road, R.R. No 2, Fort William, died in hospital at Brockville, Monday, December 23, 1963 following one month's illness. Member of the Pentecostal Church. Surviving, son William J. R.R. No. 2, Fort William; daughters Amelia, Mrs. Thomas Bushby, Austin Manitoba; Evelyn, Mrs. Finil Jacobson, Seattle Washington; Bertha, Mrs. Gordon Belrose, Otto Street, Port Arthur; 11 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral services at 11 a.m. Friday in the Jenkins Funeral Home. Rev. A.G. Holbrook officiating. Internment in the family plot in Stanley Cemetery.
Berube, Stella Jane Wed 11 July 1962 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Miss Stella Jane, age 21, of Murillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Berube, died unexpectedly Tuesday July 10, 1962 in hospital. She was born at Murillo and attended St. Augustine Separate school, Baird and St. Patrick's High School, Fort William. She worked at the News Chronicle office and then entered the Order of Sisters of St. Joseph's as a postulant at North Bay and continued her studies in Sudbury. She was forced by ill-health to retutn home one year ago. She was a member of St. Augustine Church, Baird, and a member of the Church choir. Survivng are her parents, five brothers, Gerald, Royal Canadian Navy, Halifax, N.S.; Phillip of Toronto; Joseph, Terrence and Lionel at home; aunts, uncles, cousins and other relatives. A sister Madeline predeceased her in 1952. The body is Resting at the Everest Funeral Chapel, 299 Arthur St., pending completion of funeral arrangements.
Bhyllryde, Margaret Sat 19 July 1924 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Miss Margaret Bhyllryde, a partner with Mrs. K. Bowerman in lumbering operations at Silver Mountain, during the past winter died in McKellar Hospital last evening following a short illness. Death was attributed to pneumonia. Miss Bhyllryde was 36 years of age and had come to Fort William from Toronto last spring to go into lumbering this district. She had herself during the past winter driven a logging team for a considerable part of the time. It is stated that heavy work in the woods in no way contributed to the cause of her death, her health having being unusually good as a result of the out-of-door life. Her death weas quite sudden, terminating a short illness in the hospital. Among the relatives residing locally are a number of cousins, Mrs. Bowerman, Mrs. Arthur McIntyre, J.C. Wright, Mrs. N. Smith and Mr. Joseph Wright. The funeral will be held on Monday afternoon to Port Arthur Protestant Cemetery. Miss Bhyllryde was to been married a couple of years ago to Albert Davis of Toronto but he was killed the day before their wedding day in a railroad accident.
Billington, John Wed 5 Aug 1931 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred Monday after a lengthy illness of John Billington, 65, of Cloud Bay. The late Mr. Billington had resided in the district the last 11 years but for the last 5 years had resided at Cloud Bay. He was a member of the Masonic Order, Wascena Lodge, Regina, also formerly was a member of the Knights of Pythias of that city. He is survived by one son and one daughter living in Winnipeg and one daughter living in Peterborough. A brother T. Billington resides in Toronto. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home of Mrs. N. Silles, Cloud Bay. Rev. D. McIvor will officiate and internment will be made in Cloud Bay Cemetery.
Bingham, John Fri 6 Oct 1933 Fort William Daily Times Journal
One of the original pioneers of Oliver Township and a resident of this district for 49 years, John Bingham, died early this morning at his home, 2 Banning Street, Port Arthur, aged 74. He had been ill only a short time. Mr. Bingham was born in Tyrone, near Oshawa, Ont. and moved to a farm near Murillo in 1881. After working for several years on the farm he moved to Port Arthur where he had resided since, being one of the best known of the older citizens of the city. He was an active member of the Trinity United Church. Besides his wife, he leaves three sons, Arthur, 68 High Street North and Gilbert of 66 Hill Street North, both of Port Arthur, and Russell, at home; also four daughters, May, Mary, Lottie and Esther, all at home. Two sisters, Mrs. J.W. McPherson, of Des Moines, Iowa and Mrs. V.G. Palmer of Chicago, as well as four grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held on Saturday afternoon, a short service at the home being conducted by a service in the Trinity United Church at three o'clock. The Rev. H. Heathfield will officiate and internment will be made in Riverside Cemetery.
Bingham, Margaret Sat 3 Oct 1931 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of the late Margaret K. Bingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bingham, Oliver Township, who died Thursday will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family home to the United Church at Murillo at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. G.A.P. Austin will officiate.
Bingham, Margaret Mon 5 Oct 1931 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Funeral of the late Margaret K. Bingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bingham, Oliver Township, who died Thursday was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Murillo United Church. Rev. G.A.P. Austin officiated and internment was made in Stanley Hill Cemetery. Two hymns, "Nearer My God To Thee' and "Tell Me The Story Of Jesus" were sung. Pallbearers were: Archie McKenzie, Jack McKenzie, Elmer McDonald, James Reid, Lloyd McKinnon and Caron Fenton.
Bird, Ellen Jane Thurs 24 Dec 1931 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred early this morning, following a lengthy illness at the home of her niece, Mrs. Murdock Mathison in Paipoonge Township, of Mrs. Ellen Jane Bird, wife of William J. Bird. Besides her husband she is survived by one brother William Foley and her niece, Mrs. Mathison. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from the Mathison residence to the Roman Catholic Church at Harstone at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. Father Regan will officiate and internment will be made in the Harstone Cemetery.
Bird, William John Sat 25 Oct 1952 Fort William Daily Times Journal
William John Bird, 71, a resident of 1-455 East Brock Street, died in hospital last night. Although he had been in hospital one week, he had been in poor health for more than a year. He was born at Market Harbor, Leicestershire, Eng., and came to Canada at the age of ten. He lived for some years in Pembroke, Ont., and he came to this district 56 years ago. He was engaged in farming in the district until 1917 at which time he started work for the Fort William Fire Department. He retired in November of 1951. He married Miss Edith Anderson 24 years ago. He was a member of First Church United. He is survived by his wife, one son Robert, at home; three daughters, Louise, Mrs. J. Dodmarchuk, of 3-455 East Brock Street; Jacqueline, at home; and Ruth, at home; one granddaughter and a brother Peter of Peterborough, Eng. Nieces also survive in England and the United States. The funeral will be held Monday from the Jenkens Chapel with Rev. D.M. Burns oof First Church United officiating. Burial will be in the family plot at Mountain View Cemetery.
Bishop, Arch Thurs 11 Jan 1945 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A district resident 62 years and well known in mining, lumbering and horticultural circles, Arch Bishop, 72, died at the family home, 298 North Court Street, Port Arthur yesterday afternoon. He was the father of 13 children--six daughters and seven sons; four of which are serving in the Armed Forces. Born in Houghton, Michigan, Mr. Bishop came to the Lakehead 62 years ago, first working in the Silver Islet mine and later at Silver Mountain. Subsequently he spent most of his life lumbering, as a hunting and fishing guide and in pursuit of his favorite hobby--horticulture. One of Mr. Bishop's most interesting projects was instituted at "Eve's Islet" in Whitefish Lake, where he experimented in the culture of an infinite variety of fruit trees and shrubs not indigenous to this country. Mr. Bishop was widely known for his prowess as a hunter and woodsman and he was well known here and in the United States as an operator of summer camps. Latterly he conducted an experimental garden at his Balsam Street home. Survivng are the sevens sons, Archie of Beardmore; Cpl. Harold of the 25th R.C.A.M.C. Vernon, BC; Lt. Harvey Bishop with the Canadian Army in Belgium; Capt. Allan Bishop, recently wounded in action oversease; Tpr. Clifford Bishop on active service in Holland; Floyd of Peter Street and Elmer at home. The daughters are Elva, Mrs. John Richmond; Mildred, Mrs. John Styffe; Eva, Mrs. Fred Gibbons; Elinore, Mrs. James Couture, all of Port Arthur; Irene, Mrs. Frank Chapple, Fort William; and Elta, Mrs. John Turk, Mead, Ont; one brother, Harry Bishop, Hamilton; four sisters, Mrs. R, Sandoe, Mrs. H.B. Dawson and Mrs. B.W. Shaver of Port Arthur and Mrs. W.S. Merkely of Brooklyn, N.Y. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon from Sargent's Chapel at 2:30 to Riverside Cemetery with the Rev. T.S. Watson of St. Paul's United Church officiating.
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Mr. George Blake, age 79 years, passed away at Westmount Hospital on Monday May 6, 1996. Born and raised locally, he married his wife Jean in 1943. George is survived by his wife Jean, 10 children, 21 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Cremation has taken place and a private family internment of the ashes was held at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Jenkens Funeral Home.
Blixt, Alfred Tues 25 Jan 1955 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The double funeral of Aimo Euren, age 36, Intola, and Alfred Blixt, 27, Kivikoski, who were both killed in a truck crash near Armstrong last Thursday was held at 3:15 p.m. yesterday from the Everest Funeral Chapel to Riverside Cemetery for burial. Rev. R.A. Ranta officiated. The funeral was largely attended. Pallbearers for Aimo Euren were George Paavala, Edwin Nurmi, James Dawson, Dick Strawson, Duke McKinnon and Don McLean. Pallbearrers for Alfred Blixt were Bill Wainio, Ray Wainio, Norman Makela, Ray Takala, Bruce Niemi and Mauno Luhtala.
Blixt, Mary Tues 6 Aug 1935 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred in a Port Arthur hospital on Sunday after an illness of six months of Mrs. Mary Blixt, of Kivikoski, aged 71. Born in Finland, Mrs. Blixt had lived in this district for 31 years. She leaves one son, Emil of Kivikoski; two daughters, Mrs. J. McKanick, Toronto and Mrs. J. Heino, Duluth, who is expected to arrive at the lakehead to attend the funeral; and one sister, Mrs. F. Fernlino, Detroit. The funeral will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Kivikoski, conducted by Rev. J.E. Nopola of the Finnish Lutheran Church. Internment will be made in Kivikoski Cemetery.
Bodnar, Annie Mon 14 April 1952 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Mrs. Annie Bodnar, 51, wife of John Bodnar, Paipoonge resdient died Saturday morning in hospital. She had been a resident of the district for more than 30 years. She was a member of the Women's Institute there and a member of the Ukranian Catholic Church of the Ascension. Survivng besides her husband are four sons and two daughters; William and Bernard at home; Edward, O'Connor Township; Donald, Mountain Ave.; Rose, Mrs. Ed Perozak, RR 1, Fort William; Olga, Mrs. A. Sperling, West Gore Street. Three brothers and two sisters are living, Mary, Mrs. George McKitchen, Stanley Ave.; Katie, Mrs H. Hryshko, Crawford Ave.; Joseph Bodnar, Mountain Ave.; Michael, East Mary St.; and William East Mary St. Six grandchildren are living. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the George E. Blake chapel to the Ukranian Catholic Church of the Ascension, Mountain Ave. where requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock by Rev. Gregory Onufriw, p.p. Prayers will be spoken in the chapel this evening at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot, St. Patrick's Cemetery,
Bodnar, John Mon 27 Jan 1947 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of John Bodnar, 72, pioneer resident of Paipoonge township, who passed away in hospital Friday was held this morning at 8:30 from the home of a son Jospeh, Mountain avenue to the Ukrainian Catholic Church of Ascension at 9. Attendants at the services marched from the home to the church where Rev. Father Chyz officiated at requiem mass. The mass was largely attended by friends of the deceased from the city and district. Internment was in the family plot, St. Patrick's cemetery. The pallbearers were Joseph, Michael and William Bodnar, sons; and Geo. McKitchen, John Bodnar, Harry Hryshko, sons-in-law. Special prayers were recited at the home last night by Father Chyz. The body was removed from the Blake funeral chapel at 2 p.m. yesterday.
Bolotynuk, Stephen Thurs 29 July 1930 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, Port Arthur, after a short illness, of Stephen Bolotynuk, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bolotynuk, Hymers. Besides his parents he is survived by two brothers, Peter and Michael and two sisters, Natie and Pearl. Funeral arrangements are not yet known.
Bolotynuk, Stephen Fri 1 Aug 1930 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of the late Stephen Bolotynuk, who died Tuesday, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from 414 First Avenue to Mountain View Cemetery. Many beautiful
floral arrangements were received. Six boys acted as pallbearers. They were William Didura; J. Babibak; E. Sarashinski; J. Jaremy; M. Jaremy and W. Sickar.
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Bostrom, John Tues 3 Jan 1933 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Baby John Bostrom, 4-weeks-old son of Mr. nd Mrs. C. Bostrom of Ellis, who died December 21, was held Friday afternoon.
Bour, David Mon 16 Nov 1936 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Impressive funeral services were held in Murillo United Church yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the late David Bour, pioneer resident of Murillo who died in hospital here on Friday morning. The funeral was held from the Jenkens and Son funeral home to the Murillo Church at 1:45 o'clock. The service was largely attended and many beautiful flowers were received. Rev. J. Anderson pastor of the Murillo United Church officiated. He spoke words of comfort to the members of the bereaved family and referred to the work of the late Mr. Bour, as an elder of the church and of his qualitites and worth as a citizen and friend. Two hymns were sung "Abide With Me' and "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" Rev. E. Roberts sang "Jesus Saviour, Pilot Me" Mrs. C. Hill presided at the organ. Burial was in the family plot in Stanley Hill Cemetery. Pallbeareres were; J. MacDonald, Alfred Felker, Norman McNally, Harvey Gorton, Harvey McNally and Roy Bingham. William Bour, son of the deceased came to the lakehead from Toronto to attend the obsequies.
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Bourdot, Mary E. (Kirk) Wed 20 Mar 1963Fort William Daily Times Journal
Mrs. Mary E. Bourdot, 89, of West Frederica Street, widow of William W. Bourdot, died in hospital Tuesday following a short illness. Born at Peebles, Scotland, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk, she was married at Crossens, Enmgland to the late Albert Wooler. She came here 50 years ago with her family and resided in Slate River for 10 years and worked as a telephone aoperator. She has lived in Fort William since. In 1930 she married William W. Bourdot and he predeceased her in 1939. She was a member of Slate River and Fort William Women's Institute and Pythian Sisters. She is survived by dour daughters, Anne (Mrs. L.C. Peck) Empire Avenue; Ivy (Mrs. M.R. Elliot) Winnipeg; Lily (Mrs. E.R. Craigie) Toronto; and Rose (Mrs. L.G. Hadfield), Frederica Street with whom she resided. Also survivng are four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and two brothers, John Kirk of England and Robert Kirk, East Brock Street and other relatives. She was predeceased by a son Albert in Oct 1956.
Bourdot, Rachel (Perry) Wed 24 Aug 1927 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred early this morning after a brief illness of Mrs. Rachel Bourdot, wife of Wm. W. Bourdot, 326 Bethune Street. She was 39 years of age. Mrs. Bourdot was well known in the city. Born in Kenora she was an infant when her family came to reside here. She was liked and highly esteemed by all who knew her in her many years' residence in Fort William. Besides her bereaved husband four children survive, two sons and two daughters. They are Jack 18, Lloyd 17, Ellen 16, and Florence 14. Also left to mourn her loss are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Perry, 209 Cummings Street, one brother John and two sisters, Mrs. L. Lake, Manitoba and Mrs. A. Walker, Conmee. The funeral will be conducted tomorrow afternoon from the family home on Bethune Street at 2:30 o'clock, thence to Mountain View Cemetery. Rev. D. McIvor will officiate.
Bourdot, Rachel (Perry) Fri 26 Aug 1927 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Many intimate and sympathizing friends attended services conducted yesterday afternoon for the late Mrs. William W. Bourdot. The funeral was held from the family residence at 326 Bethune Street at 2 :30 o;clock. Rev. D. McIvor, Pastor of First Church United, officiating. Several favorite hymns of the deceased were sung, Mrs. D. McIvor accompanying on the piano. There were many beautiful floral tributes to testify to the esteem in which the late Mrs. Bourdot was held by all who knew her. Following the services at the home, the cortege proceeded to Mountain View Cemetery where internment took place. Pallbearers were C. Auld, D. Walker, T. Foxton, G.W. Brown, A. Muirhead, Wm Lyons.
Bowie, Catherine Friday 11 May 1934 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of the late Miss Catherine Bowie of Kakabeka Falls, who died yesterday will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Blake Funeral Chapel. Rev. H.C. Feast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will officiate and internment will be in Mountain View Cemetery.
Brealey Stanley E. Mon 3 Dec 1956 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Stanley E. Brealey, 84, of Arthur Street Road, who died Wednesday at his home was held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the George E. Blake Chaple to Stanley Hill Cemetery. Services were conducted by the Plymouth Brethren with several of the Winnipeg Members attending the last rites. Pallbearers were John Bena, Ernest Ursell, Donald Logan, James Morrison, Richard Prince and Alexander Plater.
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Brewer, Joseph John 12 February 1963 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Joseph John, age 74 years, pioneer resident of Cloud Bay, died suddenly at the family residence on Sunday February 10, 1968. Resident of the district for 50 years. Survived by his wife, the former Mary Adeline Hyatt, two sons, Ernest, Webbwood, Ont; John, at home; three daughters, Mettie, Mrs. Oliver Foreman, 209 Simpson Street; Jane, Mrs. Oscar Denhardt; Judy, Mrs. William Harmsworth, both of Cloud Bay; 24 grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. James MacLean, 622 Wilet Street; Mrs. S.E. Merritt, Slate River. Other relatives also survive. Predeceased by son George in infancy and a brother William in September 1957. Funeral Thursday afternoon, Feb. 14 at 1:45 in the Geo. E. Blake Chapel. Captain S.H. Ratcliffe of the Salvation Army officiating. Internment in Cloud Bay Cemetery.
Brewer, Mabel 18 January 1924 - Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral service of Mrs. Wm. Brewer who died last Saturday after a long illnes, was conducted yesterday afternoon from the Blake and Henderson undertaking establishmenty, under Christian Science auspices. Floral tributes were received from Father and Mother, sister and brother, and Aunt and A. Muir of Port Arthur. Internment was in Mountain View Cemetery
Brewer, Mary 21 March 1974 The Chronicle Journal
Mrs. Mary Brewer, age 84 years, of Grandview Lodge, died in Hospital on Monday March 20, 1974. Born at Oliphant, Ontario, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt, she came to this area 61 years ago. Married here to Joseph Brewer, in September 1913. He predeceased her February 10, 1963. Survived by sons, Ernest of Webbwood, Ontario; John of Glendale Ave; daughters, Mettie, Mrs. Oliver Foreman, Vancouver, B.C.; Jane, Mrs. Oscar Denhardt, O'Connor Township; Mary, Mrs. William harmsworth, R.R.#3, Stanley Park; 27 grandchildren; great grandchildren and other relatives ; sister Annie, Mrs. George Randle, Thunder Bay; brothers Harold, Sam, Robert Hyatt, all of Dewberry, Alberta. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in the Blake Funeral Chapel, with Captain Stan Ratcliff of the Salvation Army officiating. Internment in Cloud Bay Cemetery.
Brewer, Shirley 1 March 1937 - Fort William Daily Times Journal
Death of baby Shirley Brewer-The death, occured this morning of Shirley Brewer, 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer of Cloud Bay, after a short illness. Besides the parents, three sisters survive. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the family home at Cloud Bay at 2 o'clock and burial will be in the Cloud Bay Cemetery. Rev. J.T. Haire will officiate
Brewer, William 11 September 1957 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Long Time Cloud Bay Man Dies. Caretaker of Ontario Provinvial Police offices at Middle Falls, william Brewer of Cloud Bay, died suddenly at work Tuesday. He was 65 years of age. Born and educated at Echo Bay, Ont., he came to Cloud Bay 47 years ago to farm, retiring recently. He had been caretaker at Middle Falls the past 10 months and had previously worked for Ontario Department of Highways and Crooks Township as a road foreman. He was an adherent of the United Church. His wife Mabel Rosette, predeceased him in 1924. Survivng are three daughters, Edna (Mrs. Clifford Scott), and Beatrice (Mrs. Henry Bellamy), both of Calgary, and Elizabeth (Mrs. Michael Nahuliak) 1528 Rankin Street. Also survivng are two sisters, Mrs. James MacLean, 622 Wiley Street, and Mrs. Sime Merritt, Vickers Heights; a brother Joseph of Cloud Bay; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1:45 p.m. in the Geo. E. Blake Funeral Chapel, Rev. Dan McIvor, MP, will officiate. Internment will be in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Brillinger, Emma (Schrumm) Mon 28 Sept 1953 Port Arthur News Chronicle
Mrs. Emma Brillinger, 75, of Fort William, died this morning in hospital. The former Emma Schrumm, she was married in 1910 to the late James A. Brillinger. They went to Slate River from Buffalo, N.Y. following their marriage. They farmed for five years and operated the Brillinger General Store for 25. Following Mr. Brillinger's death in 1949, she went to Fort Willaim where she had made her home since. Surviving are two brothers, George Schrumm of Grimsby, Ont., who is arriving here and John of Smithville, Ont., two sisters Mrs. K. Fisher, Smithville, and the other sister in Buffalo. She was an adherent of the Church of Christ Scientist. She was active in the community life and the Women's Institute. The body is at the Funeral Home, 225 South Syndicate Ave., Fort William.
Britton, Alfred W. Captain Tues 10 April 1934 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A resident of the district for more than 27 years, Captain Alfred William Britton, 87, died Sunday night at 10:40 o'clock at the home of his son, Arthur, Oliver township. The late Captain Britton, prior to coming to this district had followed the sea for fifty years. He started sailing when a lad and worked his way up the ladder until he was in charge of various boats as Captain. He is survived by his widow, seven sons and three daughters..They are: Samuel, Arthur, Saul, of Oliver township; Charles of Paipoonge; Barnabus of Grimsby, England; and Andrew of Boston, England; Mrs. Ernest Dunham, North Harold Street; Mrs. B. Overby, Murillo and Mrs. H. McCaw of Winnipeg. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon from the residence of his son Charles, Paipoonge. Internment will be in Stanley Cemetery.
Britton, Charles T. Sat 6 August 1966 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Brock, William A. Mon 12 Aug 1935 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A former pioneer resident of Slate River, William A. Brock died at Walnut Park, Los Angeles, California on Friday according to word received by G.R. Duncan. death followed a comparatively short illness. The late Mr. Brock resided in Slate River for about 15 years prior to leaving for California about ten years ago. He operated the Bowlker farm now owned by E.E. Johnson of the Pigeon Timber Company. The late Mr. Brock came to the district from eastern Ontario and during his residence here, he became well known and respected highly. He will be remembered by a host of farmers and residents of the lakehead. He visited here about two years ago. Besides his widow, he is survived by three daughters, Edith, Mrs. Dave Montieth; Isobel, Mrs. Howard Mitchell and Alice, Mrs. F. Szchokke and two sons, Loring and Elmer, all of California. The funeral service was held at Los Angeles.
Broman, Ellen (Berglund) Wed 16 july 1969 Port Arthur News Chronicle
Mrs. Ellen Broman, age 78 of 4 Bryan St., died unexpectedly Tuesday July 15, 1969 on arrival at hospital. Born in Sweden, she emigrated to Canada with her parent and family in 1907 and had lived in this area since that time. She was predeceased by her first husband Olof Nelson in 1915; She was married to Olof Broman in 1920 and he predeceased her in January 1967. Survived by one son Carl, 158 Balsam St.; five daughters, Mrs. Alice Woolgar, of Toronto; Miss Audrey Broman, 405 First Ave.; Doreen, Mrs. H. Dix, Kenosha, Wisconsin, (enroute); Signe, Mrs. I. MacKay, 216 West Brock St.; Mildred, Mrs. H. Tillberg, 225 W. Mary St.; 13 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; one sister, Signe, Mrs. W.R. Johnson, North Carolina; brother Fred Berglund, St. Petersburgh, Florida, presently here. Predeceased by her parents and brothers, Alfred, Albin, Peter and Tony Berglund. The funeral will be held on Friday at 10 am in the Everest Funeral Chapel. Rev. James Noble officiating. Internment Stanley Hill Cemetery. Flowers respectfully declined.
Brooks, Elizabeth Heather Mon 1 Oct 1956 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Baby Elizabeth Brooks, five-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks, of Hilldale Road, McIntyre, who died Thursday was held Saturday from Sargent's Chapel at 11 a.m. to Riverside Cemetery with services by Rev. K.G. Rutter of St. Michael's Anglican Church.
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Brown, Alexander Fri 2 Aug 1935 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Alexander Brown, pioneer farmer of Hymers in 1899, died at Wroxeter, Ontario last night at the age of 66. Born at Burleigh in Peterborough County, the late Mr. Brown came to this district in 1899. A year later his family came to the lakehead. In 1913 his wife died and later on he married a second time. In the last year of the war the family moved to Fort William, where they remained until 1922. In February of that year they moved east again and settled on a farm near Wroxeter. He was married in 1892. He is survived by his wife, seven children and ten grandchildren. Mrs. J.R. Munro of this city; Mrs. D.H. Lennox of Emo; Roland Brown of Fort William; and Hazel Brown, also of the city are among the children. Mrs. E. Parker of Port Arthur, a sister. The late Mr. Browns mother died only a year ago at the age of 103.
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Brown, Janette (Mrs. Alex) Thurs 29 Jan 1920 Fort William Daily Times Journal
In the Port Arthur General Hospital yesterday at the age of 52 years, Mrs. Alex Brown, of Hymers, died after a five days illness from pneumonia. Her husband and an adopted son survive. The family came to Port Arthur ten years ago from the States and four years ago moved to Hymers. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock from Henderson's Undertaking Parlor to Mountain View Cemetery. Rev. H.R. Nobes, of The First Baptist Church, Port Arthur, officiating.
Brown, John Tues 19 Feb 1952 Fort William Daily Times Journal
District resident for 42 years, John Brown, 86, of Cloud Bay, died yesterday afternoon after an illness of two months. He was born in Bruce County, Ont., Before taking up a homestead in the district he was a sailor on the great lakes in his earlier years. For the past five years he had made his home with Ben Renshaw of Cloud Bay. His wife predeceased him here in 1944. Mr. Brown leaves a brother, Dan, in the U.S.A. Also surviving are nieces and nephews, Sandy Brown of Strathcona Street, Port Arthur; Jack, Allan, William, Mary and Ethel Brown of Shipley St., Port Arthur. The body rests at the Jenkens and Son Chapel pending burial arrangements.
Brown, John Wed 14 Feb 1962 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Former long time store keeper and resident of Paipoonge, John (Jack) Brown passed away in Penticton Hospital Jan 28, 1962 at the age of 77 years. Besides his wife Ellen, he is survived by two sons and three daughters. James, Penticton; Andrew at home; Gertrude, Mrs. Raymond Robbins, Royston, BC; Hilda, Mrs. Jack Foster, Cumberland; Betty, Mrs. Ernest Laughington, Penticton; and 15 grandchildren and other relatives at the Lakehead. He was predeceased by a daughter Ruby, a brother Bill Brown of Port Arthur, sisters Lill, Mrs. Foxton, Fort William; Rose, Mrs. Taylor, Courtenay, BC. Internment Field of Honor section, Lakeview Cemetery, Legion graveside service with members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 40 in attendance.
Brown, John 25 October 1973 - The Chronicle Journal
Mr. John (Jimmie) Brown, aged 70 years, resident of 2242 Sills St., died in hospital Thursday afternoon, Oct. 25, following a short illness. He had been hospitalized the past week. Born at Wormitstone, Fifeshire, Scotland, as a young man came to Canada and settled at Port McNichol, Ont. In September 1939 he enlisted in the RCAF, serving overseas in India and Burma. On his return and following discharge he came to Fort William and has resided here since. He was employed on the millwright staff of the Great Lakes Paper Company retiring in October 1970. He was married to Miss Mary Ellen Clapp March 11, 1931. In his younger days he had been active in soccer, football and was always an ardent fisherman. Member of the Presbyterian Church, the Great Lakes 20 Year Club, Great Lakes Athletic Association, and the Great Lakes Conservation Club. Survivng is his wife Mary at home; one son Harry, 840 North Marks St.; one daughter, Jeanne, Mrs. E. Kurylo, 812 Erie Ave. (P); seven grandchildren; a sister Agnes, Mrs. A. Myles of Scotland; nephews, nieces and other relatives here and in Scotland. Services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Jenkens Funeral Home Rev A.H. Johnston, DD of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will officated and internment will be in the Military Plot in Mountain View Cemetery,. In lieu of flowers, should friends desire, contributions may be made to the charity of their choice.
Brown, Maggie Fri Jan 26 1951 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The death occurred Thursday in hospital after a lengthy illness of Mrs. Maggie Brown, 80, of Hurkett, Ont. She was born in Ontario, Widow of the late Johnson Brown, her husband predeceased her 20 years ago. Pending funeral arrangements the body is resting at the Everest Funeral Chapel.
Brown, Mary (Clapp) 7 April 1988 - The Chronicle Journal
Mrs. Mary (J.R.) Brown, aged 80 years, resident of Apartment 203-9 Regent Street died in hospital on Thursday afternoon April 7th, 1988. Born in Madoc, Ontario, she was the former Miss Mary E. Clapp, daughter of the late John and Ada Clapp. Mary was married here to J.R. (John) Brown March 11th, 1931 and he predeceased her October 25th, 1973, the year of Amalgamation, Mary received the Citizen of Merit Award. She was a member of the first Presbyterain church, member of the Ladies Auxillary of the Army Navy, Airforce and held the positions of President for two years and treasurer for three years; also a member of the Ladies Auxillary of Branch #6 Royal Canadian Legion since 1944. She is survived by one son Harry, Thunder Bay; one daughter Jean and her husband Ted Kurylo, Thunder Bay; 7 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Doreen Cunningham, Welland; four brothers, Kenneth, Jack, Edward, Thunder Bay, Robert, Welland; nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband John, her parents, brothers Phillip, Charlie, Willet, Hawley, sisters Mildred Virr and Mabel Neil. Funeral services will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. in the Jenkens Funeral Home. Rev. Sydney Chang of First Presbyterian Church will officiate and internment will take place in Mountain View Cemetery. Memorial doantions to the Canadian Diabetic Association would be appreciated. A memorial service under the auspicecs of Royal Canadian Legion Branch #6 Ladies Auxillary will be held immediately following the funeral service on Monday.
Brown, Sarah Wed 24 January 1945 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Following a five weeks illness, Mrs. Sarah Brown, 66, wife of Thomas Brown, of Hymers, died this morning in hospital. Born at Cavan, Ireland, Mrs. Brown resided there until she was 36 years of age and came to Port Arthur to live. She resided there for a short time and then moved to Marks Township and later to Hymers. During her long residence in the district, Mrs. Brown made a wide circle of friends who learned of her death with sincere regret. She was an active member of Hymers Women's Institute and a devout member of Hymers United Church. She is survived by her husband, one brother, R. Farmer, North Marks Street and one sister Mrs. K. Sabine of Vancouver. Tpr. Michael Sabine who is in Belgium recovering from war wounds is a nephew and Theodora Sabine of Vancouver is a niece. The funeral will be held Friday from the Blake Funeral Chapel to Hymers Union Church for services at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. D. McIvor, M.P. will officiated and burial will be in Hymers Cemetery.
Brown, Sarah Sat 27 January 1945 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Attended by many friends of the family from the surrounding district, impressive funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for the late Mrs. Sarah Brown, wife of Thomas Brown of Hymers. She died Wednesday. The funeral was held from the Blake Funeral Chapel to the Union Church, Hymers for services at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Dan McIvor, M.P. officiated. he paid tribute to the excellent worth of the deceased and spoke words of condolence for the bereaved members of the family. Three hymns "Nearer My God To Thee" "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" and "Jesus Lover Of My Soul" were sung. Mrs. Frank Sitch presided at the organ. Burial was in the Hymers Cemetery. The pallbearers were D. Drew, Edward Hymers, B. Sitch, C. Edwards, O.B. Turk and J. McLaren.
Brown, Susan Wed 7 Jan 1942 Fort William Daily Times Journal
One of the real pioneers of the district, Mrs. Susan Brown, wife of Thomas Edgar (Teddy) Brown, Whitefish Lake, died yesterday in hospital after a short illness. She was 92 years old. Mrs. Brown was removed to hospital on December 27. Her condition gradually became weaker and she passed away last evening. News of her death will be received with heartfelt sorrow by a wide circle of friends not only in the lakehead but in many points south of the border. Born in Glengarry she came to this district in 1886. At that time, her father, the late Duncan Cumming was employed at the Silver Mountain Mines. Since 1902 she had resided at Whitefish Lake where Mr. Brown operates a Fox farm & hunting lodge. Mr. Brown was one of the first fox farm operators in the district and during hunting seasons he and Mrs. Brown catered to hunters from the Lakehead district and from points in the United States. She was a member of the United Church. Besides her husband she is survived by several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:20 o'clock from Jenkens and Son Funeral home. Rev. D. McIvor will officiate and burial will be in Riverside cemetery, Port Arthur.
Brown, Thomas Wed 30 June 1948 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Attended by many friends of the family, impressive funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for the late Thomas Brown, 84, retired farmer of Hymers, who died Saturday. The funeral was held from the Blake funeral chapel to Hymers United Church for public services at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. J.E. Scharf, minister of the church officiated. He paid tribute to the fine worth of the deceased and spoke of his long residence in the district. Two hymns "Abide With Me" and "What A friend We Have In Jesus" were sung with Mrs. Frank Sitch presiding at the organ. Many floral tributes were received. Burial was in the family plot, Hymers Cemetery. The pallbearers were Frank Sitch, Edward Hymers, Wesley Hymers, Elmer Parker, William Parker and Bruce Turk.
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Bryan, Henry Alfred Mon 15 Sept 1947 Fort William Daily Times Journal
District pioneer and labor organizer, Henry Alfred Bryan, 84, of 217 Victoria Street, Port Arthur, died early this morning after a three weeks illness. He was born in Worcestshire, England. A former pioneer settler of Dorion, Ont., he first came to Canada 78 years ago. Educated in Niagara Falls and St. Thomas, he resided in Cleveland, Ohio before the family moved to Canada and settled in 1901 at Dorion. As a young man at Cleveland he became associated with the labor movement and organized for the the American Federation of Labor. In this capacity he was closely associated with Samuel Gompers, former president and journeyed throughout the United States and Canada. Since his arrival in the lakehead, he continued active in labor circles, organizing some of the first labor unions here. In 1921 he was a charter member of the Workers Party of Canada and energetically campaigned for the party's candidates up to 1939, inlcuding E.A. Smith. He had resided in the city for the past three years. His wife Idela predeceased him in 1906. Surviving are a son George of Jellicoe, Ont.; Mrs. E.A. Harkness of Murillo; Mrs. J.D. Pedden of Kenora; Mrs. P.N. White of Port Alberni, B.C.; Mrs. C Bareth of Port Arthur; Mrs. C.H. Richardson of Fort William; a brother, Rev. F.J. Bryan of St. Cloud, Minn.; 40 living grandchildren and over 50 great grandchildren. The funeral will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the Everest and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be made in the family plot, Stanley Hill Cemetery.
Buckley, Timothy D. Thurs 23 April 1934 Fort William Daily Times Journal
Many old time friends of the family were in attendance this morning at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church to pay final tribute to the late Timothy D. Buckley, 123 Cameron Street to St. Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Moore officiated at requiem high mass. Mrs. R. Bishop presided at the organ and Basil Shaughnessy sang feelingly "Nearer My God To Thee" as the casket was being removed from the church. Many beautiful floral tributes were received. A lengthy procession of automobiles followed the hearse to St. Patrick's Cemetery where internment was in the family plot. Rev. Father McFarland officiated at the graveside. The pallbearers were: J.J. Coghlan, W.J. Whelan, M. McGraw, H. Otway, W. Laderoute, and James Hogan.
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Bundock, Rev. Elijah Mon 9 May 1949 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A farmer of Nolalu since 1930, Rev. Elijah Bundock passed away this morning at the family home at Nolalu following a three-year illness. He was 76 years of age. Mr. Bundock was born in England and came to Canada to make his home 40 years ago. He first worked in Toronto and Mimico on the buliding of new houses and later moved to Saskatchewan where he preached amongst friends. For a number of years he resided in Regina and in Moose Jaw. He came to Nolalu in 1930 where he farmed until his illness three years ago. He was a firm beliver in the old-time gospel apostolic belief and was a member of the International For Square Gospel of Evangelism. Mr. Bundock is survived by two sons and two daughters. The sons are Herbert and Stanley of Toronto. The daughters are Winnifred, Mrs. A. Gibbons of Toronto and Florence also of Toronto. The body is resting at Jenkens Funeral Home pending the completion of arrangements.
Bundock, Rev. Elijah Tues 10 May 1949 Fort William Daily Times Journal
The funeral of Rev. Elijah Bundock, 76, of Nolalu, who died early yesterday morning will be held on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock from the Jenkens Funeral Home. Rev. A.G. Holbrook, pastor of the Pentecostal Church will officate. Internment will be made in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Burrows, Rankin Thurs 16 Dec 1954 Fort William Daily Times Journal
A resident of O'Connor township for 38 years, Rankin Burrows, 73, of Kakabeka Falls, died in hospital this morning following a lengthy illness. Born at Carlton Place, Ont., he came to Port Arthur in 1910 and moved to O'Connor township in 1916. Since that time he had farmed near Kakabeka Falls. He was a member of the United Church Lodge No. 21. He served several terms with the O'Connor School Board and was well known throughout the district. He is survived by his wife, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Continue, Brent Street, Port Arthur; two grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was predeceased by a brother George in O'Connor township in 1919. His parents also died in the district. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Jenkens Funeral Home with Henry Ford, Rural life Missions officiating. Burial will be in the family plot O'Connor cemetery. The funeral will be held under auspices of the O'Connor Orange Lodge.
Buurke, Frank Mon 10 June 2002 The Chronicle Journal
Mr. Frank Buurke, age 78 years, resident of Kaministiquia, died in Thunder Bay Regional Hospital Port Arthur site on Saturday, June 8, 2002. Born in the Netherlands he came to Canada in 1951. For many years, Frank was a dairy farmer in Kaministiquia and also worked as a watchman for Saskatchewan Wheat Pool from which he retired in 1989. Frank enjoyed bowling and was also a member of the Kaministiquia Disking League. He was a member of the First Christian Reformed Church (Arthur Street). Frank is survived by son Julian (Sherri), grandchildren Ashley and Garritt all of Thunder Bay. Frank is predeceased by his wife Jane February 24, 2002 and parents Jurjen and Anje Burrke. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 12, 2002 at 1:30pm in the First Christian Reformed Church, with Rev. John Boonstra officiating. Interment will follow at Stanley Hill Cemetery.. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, June 11, 2002, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the First Christian Reformed Church. If friends desire, memorials to the Northern Cancer Research Foundation would be appreciated.A tree will be planted in memory of Frank Buurke in the Blake Funeral Chapel Memorial Grove.
Buurke, Jane Tues 26 Feb 2002 The Chronicle Journal
Mrs. Jane Buurke age 73 years, a longtime resident of Kaministiquia, died in St. Joseph´s Hospital, on Sunday, February 24, 2002. Born in the Netherlands she came to Canada in 1952. For many years, Jane worked alongside her husband on the family farm. Her lifelong passion was sewing. She was a member of the First Christian Reformed Church (Arthur Street). Jane is survived by her husband Frank, son Julian (Sherri), grandchildren Ashley and Garritt all of Thunder Bay, sister Hermina Wagter and brothers Jan and Jantinus Wagter all in the Netherlands. Jane is predeceased by her parents, sister Zwaantje and brothers Berend and Willem. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 1:30pm in the First Christian Reformed Church, with Rev. John Boonstra officiating. Interment will follow at Stanley Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, February 27, 2002, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the First Christian Reformed Church. If friends desire, memorials to the Canadian Diabetic Association would be appreciated.A tree will be planted in memory of Jane Buurke in the Blake Funeral Chapel Memorial Grove.
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