Notes

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#	Notes	Linked to
251	Dale 9	Dale*, David (I691)
252	Dale 9	Dale*, Richard (I693)
253	Dale 9	Dale*, Jane (I694)
254	Dale 9	Tunks*, Elizabeth (I184)
255	Dale, James S. Born May 20, 1861 Died Mar. 23, 1929 Age 67 Buried at Brick Street. No Headstone Son of Solomon Dale and Malvina Burdick	Dale*+, James S. (I1665)
256	DALE, Melvin Rae, C.S.T. On Monday, January 20, 2014 in his 96th year, Melvin went to be with his Lord. Formerly of London and living in Forest, Melvin was predeceased by his wife of 70 years, Geraldine (2012) and is survived by his daughters Catherine Topping, Anne Clayton and Mary Beth (Bruce 2011) Snelgrove. Melvin will be sadly missed by his grandchildren; Stephanie (Hal) Inglis, Alaena (Nader) Atefi, Scott Clayton, and Matthew Snelgrove. Also survived by his loving great grandchildren Mac, Jaxson, Noah and David. Melvin was born in London on Southdale Road. He will be missed by relatives and friends. Melvin was Road Superintendent of Westminster Township, Trustee of Glendale Public School, Public Works Manager of the Town of Forest, and Councilor for the Town of Forest. He was Past President and Life Member of the Ontario Good Roads Association, Honorary Life Member and Honorary Secretary-Treasurer of Ontario Road Supervisors, Founding Member of TJ Mahoney Road School and Instructor of Road Superintendents at the University of Guelph. Melvin was a Certified Senior Survey Technician. For 25 years, he volunteered for the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation. Melvin was a Founding Member of Mt. Olive/Faith Lutheran Churches. As a genealogist and historian, he penned the family histories of the Dales, Fischers, Mahns, Kochs, and Mortons. He wrote the history of the Ontario Road Supervisors. Friends called at Faith Lutheran Church, 310 Southdale Road East, London, on Friday, January 24, 2014, from 12:00 pm - 1 :00 pm. A Funeral Service was held in the church at 1:00 pm. For those who wish, in memoriam donations to the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation, MS Society, or to Organization for Literacy in Lambton would be appreciated by the family. Online condolences may be left at www.denningfuneralhome.com Funeral arrangements entrusted to the FOREST CHAPEL OF DENNING FUNERAL DIRECTORS 12681835 [DWT book, p145]: In 1939 Melvin joined the Middlesex and Huron Regiment, was assigned to the 1st Battalion Reserve [provided local protective duties], gained the rank of Orderly Sergeant and remained with the regiment until it was declared dormant in 1948. During that time he also did custom farm work. In 1944, he purchased Pt L18 C1 Westminster Township. After a period of constuction employment, he was offered the position of road superintendent with Westminster Twp. in 1950 and remained there until 1972 when he assumed a position with the Town of Forest. Melvin was very involved with various Road Superintendent Associations and with the Ontario Good Roads Association.	Dale, Melvin Rae (I1680)
257	Dale/Landes originally "Dihle" moved from Pennsylvania to West Flamborough Tp 1811, then to Westminster L33 C2, area became Glendale in 1882 -he witnessed his son Joseph's wedding 1845	Dale*, Jacob (I637)
258	Dale/Lockwood	Lockwood*, Catherine (I641)
259	David Long believes Albert was the middle name of Joseph A. Manning and is buried at BSC; married to Rebecca Ann in 1861	Manning, Albert (I1011)
260	David Long wonders if this is the "Mary Ann" whose stone is just west of Emma Westcott McIntosh O'dell's Glen Curnoe: she first married William Westcott, had son Robert Capron Westcott; then married James Hart; all are buried at BSC 1881 census: Mary Ann Harte, 70, widow, living with daughter Emiline McIntosh and her 2 daughters; b. England	Capron*+, Mary Ann (I1317)
261	died 2 weeks, 3 days McKenzie	McKenzie*, George (I1111)
262	died 3 months after son Eli's birth Dorman 1	Braddon*, Amanda (I581)
263	died a few years after marriage	Wells, ? (I376)
264	died age 1 Year, 6 months Teeple 8	Teeple*, Robert Jarvis (I102)
265	died age 10 McLaren 4	McLaren*, Nathan (I408)
266	died age 10 months, 10 days after sister Sarah, 11 days after brother Robert	Summers*, Mary M. (I920)
267	died age 12	Simms, William Ernest (I33)
268	died age 12 days McRoberts	McRoberts*, Jeffery Wayne (I539)
269	died age 13	McNames*, Laura (I3)
270	died age 2 months Frank 2	Frank*, Elizabeth (I634)
271	died age 2 years 10 months, 1 day after brother Robert Summers 6	Summers*, Sarah J. (I919)
272	died age 2 years, 8 months twin to brother James Mennil	Mennill*, Emily (I1110)
273	died age 23 Pirkins	Dale*, Elizabeth Betsy (I1026)
274	died age 23, probably in childbirth Norton 2	McCauley*, Flora (I960)
275	died age 24 Jarvis 14	Jarvis*, Margaret R. (I81)
276	died age 24 Jarvis 14	Jarvis*, Zachary N. (I82)
277	died age 28 jarvis 12	Jarvis*, Charles Francis (I83)
278	died age 28 no children [A Brink Book] but the Delaware/Westminster book and 1851 census says Mary A. born 1847 Manniing 3	McNames*, Lois Ann (I10)
279	died age 3 Stephens 2	Stephens*, Sarah (I562)
280	died age 3	Dale, Stanley (I765)
281	died age 3 weeks Topping 1	Topping*, Wilfred (I789)
282	died age 4 Stephens 2	Stephens*, Thomas Hall (I561)
283	died age 4 Summers 8 buried with mother	Summers*, Sarah A. (I903)
284	died age 4 years, 7 months Nichols 3	Nichols*, James (I1030)
285	died age 5	McNames*, Phebe (I28)
286	died age 6 Dale 11	Dale*, James Henry (I647)
287	died age 6 1/2 years Summers 2	Summers*, Mary Jane (I916)
288	died age 9 days Summers 1	Summers*, Eva May (I1295)
289	died age 9 months Norton 2	Norton*, Mary Flora (I961)
290	died age 92 Rachel's brother Silas arrived in Ontario in 1819 [G. Curnoe]	Curtis*, Rachel (I12)
291	died and buried in Vancouver, BC	Broad, Harriet (I1293)
292	died and cremated in Seattle, Washington	Broad, Lily (I156)
293	died as the result of a runaway accident at the funeral of a friend [G. Curnoe email 25 Feb 2012]	Cordelia (I1309)
294	died at 11 days twin to Emily Mennil	Mennill*, James (I1109)
295	died East Williams of nephritis [Ont Death Record] McNames/Norton	McNames*, Lucian LaFayette (I17)
296	died from illness in War of 1812 in Quebec [HCM, p. 948]: John Odell was born in 1758 in Dutchess County, N.Y.. His wife, Enor Schriver, was also born in that State, Feb. 17, 1761, and to their union a family of ten children were born -- William, Peter, Joshua S., Albert S., John, James, Rebecca (who married a Mr. Doty), Martha (wife of Ezra Griffith, the first tax collector of Westminster Township), Hannah and Loop. During the American Revolution, John Odell was a Loyalist, and left the State of New York shortly after 1785, and settled near Montreal, Canada, where he passed the remainder of his days. All his children, with the exception of Loop, who died in Lower Canada, came to Westminster Township, Ont., his son Albert S. being the first one to come. The latter arrived in 1810, and the remainder of the family shortly after, his brother Joshua coming in 1811 and taking up 200 acres of land, on which he located and began clearing. [HCM, p. 950]: John Odell was born February 19, 1758, and was married on the 17th day of February, 1779, to Miss Enor Schriver, who was born February 17, 1761. Their sons and dughters are as follows: -- William (who was born February 17, 1782), Peter (born November 17, 1783), Johanna (born September 1, 1785), Albert S. (born May 26, 1787), John (born May 18, 1789), James (born July 19, 1791), Rebecca (born September 19, 1793), Martha (born January 15, 1796), Hannah (born April 1, 1798), and Loop (born March 1, 1802). [The third child was given by William Odell as Joshua S., instead of Johanna.]	Odell, John (I483)
297	died from wounds at the Battle of Chippawa 1814	Wilkerson, Jacob (I1641)
298	died in a snowstorm; body not found for several months. Buried at Pond Mills [DWT]	McLaren*, Margaret (I1359)
299	died in childbirth, age 16	McLaren, Marjorie (I1287)
300	Died in her 100th year	Cassady, Eliza Ann (I1502)