OBITUARIES

LAMBTON COUNTY, ONTARIO, CANADA

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WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE FEBRUARY 1895
JAMES EDWARDS

In Brooke on 7 February 1895, James Edwards, an old pioneer resident of Warwick, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Robert Lucas, Con 14,  Brooke, at the good old age of 85 years. The deceased  was  among the earliest settlers in Western Ontario. The  funeral  took place to the 6th line Cemetery on  Saturday,  the service being conducted by the Rev. J. Downie.

SARNIA OBSERVER FEBRUARY 1950
ALBERT FREER

In Petrolia, on Sunday 19th February, 1950, Albert Wellington Freer, in  his  83rd year. The remains are resting at  his  late  residence, Maude Street, until Wednesday.The  funeral  services will be held at the  Re-Organized Latter  Day Saints Church,  King Street, Petrolia on  Wednesday  afternoon,  22nd February at 2 o'clock. Interment in Hillsdale Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER MARCH 1950
MATILDA FREER

In Petrolia, 12 March 1950, Matilda, widow of the late Albert  Freer in  her  79th  year. Remains resting at  her  late  residence,  Maude street, Petrolia, until Wednesday morning. Funeral service will be held at the Re-Organized Latter Day  Saints Church,  King Street, Wednesday afternoon, 15 March at 2 p.m.  Internment Hillsdale Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER DECEMBER 1965
ROSENIA FREER

At the Sarnia General Hospital on Wednesday 15 December 1965,  Rosenia Irene Moyer, beloved wife of Gordon Freer, in her 76th year.  Dear mother of Mrs. Marvin (Hazel) McNabb, Sarnia, Wellington of  Petrolia, Mervin  of  Watford. Five grandchildren and six  great grandchildren. Dear sister of Ernest Moyer, St. Davids, Ontario, Mrs. Edward (Lettie) Britney of Petrolia. Resting  at the Harper Funeral Home, Watford where services will  be held Saturday 18 December at 2 p.m. Interment in Alvinston Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER JANUARY 1993
VERONA PRUDOM

At  St.  Joseph's Health Centre, Sarnia on Monday 18  January  1993, Verona  E. (Freer) Prudom, aged 47 of R.R. 2 Wyoming. Mrs. Prudom  was employed  as a teacher with the Lambton County Board of Education  for 26 years. She was a member of the Utoxeter Women's Institute. Dear  mother  of Glenda Prudom of St. Catharines,  Scott  Prudom  of Kitchener  and  Valerie Prudom at home. Dear daughter  of  Ethel  and Mervin Freer of Watford. The  funeral  service will be held at the Smith Funeral  Home,  1576 London Road, Sarnia on Thursday, 21 January at 2:00 p.m., with  interment in Wyoming Cemetery.  Friends will be received at the funeral home on Wednesday  afternoon 2-4  and evening 7-9. Sympathy may be expressed through  donations  to the V.O.N. Palliative Volunteer Service or the St. Joseph's Palliative Care Unit.
Funeral  for  Verona E. (Freer) Prudom, 47 of Wyoming  was  held  21 January at the Smith Funeral Home, with Rev. Richard Hall officiating. Burial was at Wyoming Cemetery. Pallbearers  were Bill Brush, Larry McAuley, Ron Winters, Ron  Karr, Bill Duffield and Everett Thorne.

SARNIA OBSERVER 1 APRIL 1978
LILY WELCH

 Mrs.  Lily Mabel (Freer) Welch, 83,  of  Twilight  Haven, Petrolia, died Friday at Twilight Haven. Born  in  Enniskillen  Township, she was the daughter  of  the  late Albert Freer and Matilda Edwards. Surviving  are  her husband H. Edgar Welch, son William  of  R.R.  1 Brigden; brother Basil of Sarnia, sister Mrs. Clayton (Myrtle)  Dennis of  Wyoming and two grandsons Ronald and Douglas. Predeceased by  sisters Emma and Rena and brothers Gordon, Willard and Cecil. Funeral  will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Needham-Jay  Funeral Home, Petrolia. Donations should be sent to the CEE Hospital Petrolia. Burial will be in Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia.

 SARNIA OBSERVER DECEMBER 1935
ARENA VICTORIA SPEARMAN

In Sarnia General hospital, on Sunday 8 December 1935, Arena  Victoria Spearman, beloved wife of Alvin Vincent Spearman, aged 38 years. Funeral  will  take place from the family  residence,  161  Kathleen Avenue,  on  Tuesday, 10 December at 1:30 p.m. thence  to  Latter  Day Saints Church, Talfourd Street, where public service will be held at 2 p.m. Interment Lakeview Cemetery. Funeral under auspices L.O.B.A. No.155.

SARNIA OBSERVER AUGUST 1959
CECIL FREER

At his late residence Kirby Street, Petrolia on Wednesday 29th  July 1959. Cecil W. Freer beloved husband of Mary Milton and dear father of Orval J., Gerald and Garry of Petrolia and Mrs. Ross (Betty) Vokes  of Enniskillen,  Bruce and Mrs. Russell (Lorna) Maitland of Sarnia  Township, brother of Gordon of Watford, Willard of Galt, Basil of  Sarnia, Mrs. Edgar (Lillie) Welsh of Petrolia, Mrs. Clayton (Myrtle) Dennis of Wyoming, 26 grandchildren also survive. Resting at the William Jay Funeral Home, Main Street, Petrolia where the  funeral service will be held on Saturday 1st August at 2.00  p.m. Interment Hillsdale Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER JULY 1973
MARY FREER

Mary Freer, 74, formerly of Kirby Street, Petrolia, died Tuesday  at the  Victoria Hospital, London. Born in Brooke Township, she was  the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melton. She took up  residence in  Petrolia prior to living in Rodney. She was a member of the  reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints and the Ladies Orange Lodge. Survived  by  five sons, Orval, Donald and Gerald all  of  Petrolia, Gary  of Tiverton, Bruce of Spencerville; two daughters, Mrs.  Russell (Lorna)  Maitland of Sarnia, Mrs. Ross (Betty) Vokes of Tiverton,  one brother,  Harvey Melton of Kingsville, two sisters, Mrs. Lucy  Sececal of  Bruce Miles, Mrs. Maude McCorkindale of Wyoming, 37  grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She  was  predeceased by her husband Cecil Freer in  1959  and  four brothers. Funeral  service  will be held from the William  Jay  Funeral  Home, Petrolia  at 2 p.m. Friday. Sympathy may be expressed by donations  to the Canadian Cancer Society. Burial Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia.

LONDON FREE PRESS MAY 1996
GLADYS FREER

 At  C.E.E. Hospital, Petrolia on Tuesday 21 May 1996, Gladys  Freer (nee Hall) 68 years of Petrolia. Beloved wife of Orval W. Freer.  Dear mother  of Marilyn and Gerry Sanderson of R.R. #2 Dresden; Ronald  and Marilyn Freer of Ripley; Ann and Doug Evans of Petrolia and Karen  and Randy Riedel of Petrolia. Dear grandmother of Adam and Trevor  Sanderson;  Melissa and Dustin Freer; Roxanne, Sarah and Heather  Evans  and Beth  and  Brian Riedel. Dear great-grandmother of Ashley  Nutt.  Dear sister of Willard and Louise Hall and Orville Hall all of Petrolia and the  late Alfred Hall (1995), Elton Hall (1983)  and  Freida  Simpson (1962). Visitors will be received on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at  the Needham-Jay  Funeral Home, Petrolia where the funeral service will  be held Friday at 1:00 p.m with Rev. Blair Corcoran of St. Paul's  United Church officiating.  As  expressions of sympathy, memorial donations may be made to  the Arthritis Society of the C.E.E. Hospital Foundation. Interment in Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia.

PETROLIA NEWSPAPER 20 DECEMBER 1928
DONNA MAXINE FREER

The  death occurred at the home of her parents on Saturday  last  of Donna  Maxine  Freer,  13 months old daughter of Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cecil Freer, as the result of being severely scalded on Thursday morning. The  little tot was playing around the kitchen on  Thursday  morning where her mother was preparing to do a washing. Mrs. Freer had  placed a tub of scalding water on a stool and had gone out of the room for  a pail  of  cold water. During her absence Donna had,  in  some  manner, pulled the scalding water off balance with the result that the  scalding water poured over her left side. In spite of everything that medical skill could do the shock was too great for her little system and she passed away on Saturday. Besides her sorrowing parents, she is survived by one brother, Orval and three sisters, Lorna, Geraldine and Betty. Interment  was made in Hillsdale Cemetery Monday afternoon,  service being  conducted  by  Rev. A. Lane of St. Paul's  United  Church.  The pallbearers  were four cousins, Billy Welch, Wellington  Freer,  Alvin Spearman and George Melton.

SARNIA OBSERVER MARCH 1996
RUSSELL MAITLAND

At  St. Joseph's Health Centre, Sarnia on Monday 26 February  1996, (Wilmer) Russell Maitland, aged 79 of Sarnia. Mr. Maitland was retired from the C.N.R.  Beloved  husband  of  Lorna (Freer) Maitland. Dear  father  of  Ken Maitland  and his wife Karen; Ethel and her husband Richard  Alexander all  of Sarnia; Bill Maitland and his wife Bev of Owen Sound;  Marilou and  her husband Paul Pietrangelo of Amherstburg; Larry  Mairland  and his wife Ruby of Sarnia; Doug Maitland and his wife Connie of Brigden; Jim Maitland and his wife Chris of Corunna; Rick Maitland and his wife Brenda  of Sarnia; and Joanne (Maitland) De-Roadt of Leamington.  Dear grandfather of 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The  funeral service will be held on Wednesday 28 February 1996  at 11:00 a.m. from Smith Funeral Home, 1576 London Road (Hwy.7) Sarnia. Friends  will  be  received at the Smith Funeral  Home  on  Tuesday afternoon  2-4  and 7-9. Sympathy through donations  to  the  Canadian Diabetic Association would be appreciated by the family. Interment in Grandview Cemetery.

PETROLIA NEWSPAPER AUGUST 1977
STEPHEN TODD FREER

Stephen Todd Freer, 9, of RR 4, Petrolia, died 21 August following a boating accident in which he drowned. He  was  born  in Smiths Falls, son of Mr. and  Mrs.  Donald  Freer. Besides his parents he is survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Richard (Sheila) LcNeve of Forest and Mrs. Gary (Janice) Dennis of Petrolia, 2 brothers Robert of Brigden and Kevin at home; grandparents Mr. and Mrs.  Robert Clark of Petrolia. Graveside  services were to be held this morning at Hillsdale  Cemetery, with Rev. John Churchill of Evangel Tabernacle, Petrolia officiating. Sympathy may be expressed by donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or charity of choice. Funeral  arrangements  were handled by D.M.  Bradley  Funeral  Home, Petrolia.

SARNIA OBSERVER FEBRUARY 1979
ELDER FREER

Elder  Basil Freer, 75, died on Sunday at his residence 933  Hickory Ave.  Born  in Enniskillen Township, residing in Sarnia  the  past  55 years,  he retired in 1971 from Belton Lumber Company after  47  years service. He was an ordained elder of the Reorganized Church of  Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and was pastor for a number of years. Surviving is his wife, the former Mary Lumley; son Arthur of Sarnia; daughters,  Mrs. John (Doris) Sawyer of Sarnia and Mrs.  Ross  (Ethel) McQuillan  of  Listowel;  15 grandchildren;  23 great  grandchildren' sister Mrs. Myrtle Dennis of Wyoming. Predeceased by brothers, Gordon, Willard  and Cecil; sisters, Arena Spearman, Emma Routley  and  Lilly Welch. The funeral will be held from the D.J. Robb Funeral Home Tuesday  at 2:30 p.m. with burial at Grandview Memorial Gardens. Expressions  of sympathy may be made through the Charity of  Choice. Visitation will be this afternoon and evening.

 WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 19 NOVEMBER 1886
GEORGE FULLER

The death occurred in Warwick, on Saturday 13th November, of George Fuller Sr. in his 66th year.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 6 APRIL 1917
ELIZABETH (Lucas)  FULLER

An exceptionally long and useful career came to a close on  Tuesday the  20th March 1917, when Elizabeth Lucas, widow of the  late  George Fuller,  passed peacefully into rest in the 90th year of her age.  Her husband had pre-deceased her by more that thirty years. The deceased was born in Beckwith Township, Lanark County in  1827, and  while  still quite young removed with her parents,  brothers  and sisters to the 12th concession of Brooke, where she resided until  her marriage  in  February 1845, settling then on lot 26, con.  2  S.E.R., Warwick, where she remained until the time of her death - a period  of more than seventy-two years. Her reminiscences of early days were exceptionally interesting. She remembered clearly when there were only a few houses scattered through Warwick  and  Brooke, when Watford was a wilderness,  and  London  and Sarnia the nearest trading points for settlers in East Lambton. The family milling in those days was done at first by pounding  the grain  on  a  boulder with a cavity in the top. Then  a  little  later followed  the  improved method of grinding the wheat in  a coffee  or pepper  grinder  turned  by hand, until still later  a  wind-mill  was erected at Kilworth not far from London. The grain was carried to this mill and the flour brought back, a distance of about 35 miles, on  the shoulders of the men of the household, who found their way by  following a blazed trail through the dense forest. After a time  a  roadway made  it  possible to take the journey to the mill with  an  ox  team, when,  under  favorable conditions, the round trip could  be made  in three or four days though frequently requiring a whole week. Notwithstanding  all the inconveniences of pioneer  life,  however, and  the care of her own large family, Mrs. Fuller was ever  ready  to respond  to  the  call of suffering or distress, and  her doors  were always  open to the stranger or the needy without any  expectation  of reward. Especially  did she prize the privilege of ministering to the  comfort  of missionaries and preachers of the Gospel, no matter  of  what denomination,  as they from time to time found their way to her  home. Among  those whom she thus had the joy of bidding welcome were  Bishop (California)  Taylor,  Dr. Alexander Langford, Rev.  Thomas  Atkinson. "Uncle Joe Little," Rev. J.A. McLachlan, Rev. H.T. Crossley and  many, many others whose names stand out in the history of Methodism in  this country.  She was always liberal in support of the Gospel,  especially in connection  with  the church of her choice, and  was  a  life-long reader of the "Christian Guardian." It  is  believed that she was the very last survivor of  those  who attended the opening service in that historic church on the 6th  line, Warwick, erected about seventy-five years ago, and dedicated the  same day, under the leadership of Rev. M. Dingman. The funeral service of the late Mrs. Fuller was held in Zion  Methodist Church, 2nd line south, conducted by Rev. F.G. Robinson,  pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Brown, of Arkona; and the  service at the grave was taken by Rev. Moorehouse, of Forest. The  remains were borne to their last resting place by three  sons, John  L. and Wesley J. of Arkona and Thomas H. of Warwick; two  grandsons, J. Kersey of Dawn township, and Albert Fuller of Adelaide, and a son-in-law, F. Lambe of Arkona. Besides  the above mentioned three sons, four daughters, Mrs.  J.A. Hume of Warwick, Mrs. W.H. Sitlington of Craigmyle Alberta, Mrs.  C.H. Barnes  of  Toronto and Mrs. F. Lambe of Arkona, remain to  mourn  the loss of a devoted Christian mother.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 2 FEBRUARY 1923
WILLIAM KERSEY

William  Kersey aged 87 who married Ann Fuller and moved from  Watford to Dawn township when it was all virgin forest. Surviving  are  6  sons, Jonathan, Walter of Dawn,  Albert  of  Big Rapids, Michigan, Ernest, George of Tilbury and Elmer of Windsor, 1 daughter,  Bertha of Dawn, 2 brothers, John of Ravenswood,  Edward  of Watford,  2  sisters, Mrs. Andy Aiken and Mrs. Frances  Hume  of  St. Catherines, predeceased by his wife and three sons, William Wesley  in 1892, his wife Ann in 1896, sons Isaac in 1903 and Norman in 1905.

SARNIA OBSERVER OCTOBER 1937
MRS. J. KERSEY

EDY's  MILLS 28 October: The funeral of Mrs. Jonathan  Kersey,  aged 74,  was  hold  on Tuesday afternoon from the  United  Church  to  Oil Springs Cemetery. Mrs. Kersey was born at Tillsonburg. Her first husband Oliver Stonehouse,  died in 1897. Two years later she married Jonathan Kersey  and has resided at Edy's Mills since that time. She  is survived by her husband, two sons, Oliver M.  Stonehouse  of Windsor, and Harrison at home. Two daughters, Mrs. Forest Loosemore of Rodney and Mrs. F.E. Stevenson of Millbank. Pallbearers  were  L.H. Morningstar, Forest Gibson, Sam  Cyde,  R.J. McAusian, W.P. Briscoe and W.J. Loosemore. The Rev. C.L.L. Cousens conducted the service. Among those attending the  service were the Rev. George and Mrs. Kersey, Huron  County;  Mr. and  Mrs.  Elmer Kersey of Windsor; Rev. S.E. and  Mrs.  Stevenson  of Millbank;  Mr.  and Mrs. F. Loosemore of Rodney,  O.M.  Stonehouse  of Walkerville; Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair and Russell and Spences Sinclair of Florence and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Stonehouse of Flint.

SARNIA OBSERVER 16 MARCH 1950
JONATHAN KERSEY

EDY'S  MILLS: Funeral services were held on Tuesday  afternoon  for Jonathan  Kersey, life-long resident of the community. His  death  occurred  at Galt at the home of his only daughter, Mr. S.E.  Stevenson, and  the  Rev.  Stevenson, where he had been ill for  the  past three months. The  Rev. E.J. Wolland pastor, conducted the service at the  United Church.  Pallbearers  were Forest Gibson,  Stanley  MacMurphy,  Merton Knight, A. MacMurphy, Gedorge Lindsay and R. J. McAuslan. Mr. Kersey, who was in his 79th year, had been a local preacher  in the  Methodist Churches of Dawn Township for many years. He was  Bible class  teacher for over 50 years and an elder of the church. His  wife died 15 years ago. Surviving  besides his daughter are four brothers, Rev. George  Kersey, Hespeler, Ernest and Elmer of Windsor, Albert of Flint, Mich. His only sister, Mrs. Henry Smith, died 10 days previous to his death. Also  surviving are the step-children. O.M. Stonehouse  of  Windsor, Harrison, Eddy's Mills, and Mrs. Forest Loosemore of Rodney. Interment was in Oil Springs Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER 4 MAY 1959
EVALENE KERSEY

Mrs. Evalena Kersey, 75, formerly of Enniskillen Township and  widow of Walter Kersey, died in Dawn Township Sunday. She  is  survived by one son, Freeman Kersey of Dawn;  one  daughter Mrs. Delbert Metcalfe of Oil City, and one sister, Mrs. Roxy Rogers of Port Huron. The body is resting at Grass Funeral Home, Dresden from where funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia.

SARNIA OBSERVER APRIL 1978
FREEMAN KERSEY

Freeman Isaac Kersey, 70, of R.R. 1, Croston, Ont.,  died Friday in the Sarnia General Hospital. Born in Dawn Township, he worked for the Union Gas for 32 years  and also  channel  42, Kitchener for two years. He was a  member  of  the Masonic Lodge, Oil Springs and McNabb Lodge, Dresden, Ont. Surviving are his wife, Iona (Little) Kersey: sons, Leroy of Missassauga,  Grant  of Oil Springs, Carlyle of Dresden, and Dennis  of  RR1 Croten:  daughters,  Mrs. Colin (Olive) McMurphy of RR2 Oil  Springs, Mrs.  Jack (Catherine) Ashton of Cheltenham, Ont., Mrs. Bill  (Denise) McIntyre  of RR1 Croton. Also surviving 26 grandchildren and  6  great grandchildren,  sister Mrs. Delbert (Lois) Metcalfe of  RR4,  Dresden. Predeceased by son Walter in 1954 and brother George in 1945. Funeral will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the Needham-Jay Funeral Home, Petrolia with Rev. Anson Moorehouse officiating. Sympathy may be  expressed  by donations to the Edys Mills United  Church  building fund. Burial will be in Oil Springs Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER APRIL 1996
LOIS METCALFE

At Sarnia General Hospital, on Friday 5 April 1996, Lois A. Metcalfe (nee  Kersey),  83 years of Wyoming. Dear mother of Valois  Deacon  of Petrolia,  Donald and Evelyn Metcalfe of Sarnia and Ronald and  Brenda Metcalfe of Dresden. Also survived by 7 grandsons and 12 great  grandchildren.  Predeceased by 2 brothers George Kersey (1947) and  Freeman Kersey (1978) and a son-in-law Clarence Deacon (1984). Visitors  will be received on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.  at  the Wyoming Chapel, Brodaway St., Wyoming, where the funeral service  will be  held on Monday at 11:00 a.m. Rev. David Bonney of Wyoming  Baptist Church officiating. As  expressions of sympathy, memorial donations may be made to  the V.O.N. Arrangements by the Needham-Jay Funeral Home. Interment in Hillsdale Cemetery, Petrolia, Ont.

SARNIA OBSERVER 4 MARCH 1950
BERTHA SMITH

EDY'S  MILLS: Funeral services were held at the United  Church  for Mrs.  Bertha  Kersey, Smith, 67, widow of the late  Henry  Smith,  of Calgary, Alta. Mrs.  Smith was the only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.  William Kersey, pioneer residents of Edy's Mills. She had lived in the  community  all her life until 1929 when she married Mr. Smith in the  West. After  his death ten years ago, she moved back to Ontario and  resided for  the  past two years at the home of her brother, the  Rev.  George Kersey  of Hespeler. She was a devoted member of the former  Methodist Church and took an active part in all its activities. Surviving are five brothers, Jonathan, who is seriously ill at  the home of his daughter, Mrs. S.E. Stevenson of Galt, Ernest and Elmer of Windsor, and the Rev. George at whose home she died. Services  were  conducted by the Rev. E.J. Wolland, pastor  of  the church. Interment was in the family plot at Oil Springs Cemetery.

FOREST FREE PRESS 23 DECEMBER 1961
WESLEY JAMES FULLER

On  Saturday, the 16th December 1961, Wesley James Fuller, a  life-long  resident of Arkona and Warwick, passed away in St. Thomas,  aged 91 years. Mr.  Fuller was born on the 2nd line south, of Warwick Township  in 1868, the youngest of a family of thirteen. He graduated from Sarnia Model School and then at the age of  nineteen, came to Arkona where he and his brother, John, operated a general store until his retirement in 1948. Until  a  few  years ago, he was active in  community  affairs  and helped  to  form the Rock Glen Power Co., which supplied  Arkona  with electrical power for a good many years. His  wife, Margaret Holmes, predeceased him three years ago. He  is survived  by  a son, George of Watford, a granddaughter,  Lorna,  Mrs. McClure  of Moncton, New Brunswick, two grandsons, John of Ottawa  and Roger  of Watford, a daughter Joyce, Mrs. Ted Roberts of Arkona and  a sister Mrs. Frank Lambe (Millie) of Arkona. The funeral was held from the family home on Tuesday afternoon  and interment was made in the Arkona Cemetery.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 26 SEPTEMBER 1970
JOHN A. KELLY

John Alexander Kelly, 60, of RR 5, Watford, died Friday in his home. He  is survived by his wife the former Wilma Hyatt, a son, Tom  and  a daughter,  Jean,  both at home and three brothers,  Grant  of  Warwick Twp., Robert of Petrolia and Walter of Tillsonburg. Funeral  service will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from  Harper  Funeral Home, Watford. Burial will be in St. James Anglican Church Cemetery, Brooke Twp.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE SEPTEMBER 1980
 ROBERT EDWIN KELLY

Robert  (Bob) Kelly, of 514 Wellington St., Petrolia passed away  on Saturday 13 September 1980 at Sarnia General Hospital. He was 64 years of age. Born  in  Amherstburg, Ontario, the son of the  late  Alexander  and Minnie  Kelly. Mr. Kelly farmed in Brooke Twp., for many years.  After he  retired from farming, he became the van driver at  Twilight  Haven for 11 years. Mr.  Kelly  is survived by his wife, the former Pauline  Adams,  two sone,  Donald of Ottawa and Dennis of Wanstead, and  three  daughters, REV.  Joyce McCardell (Mrs. Ronald) of Honeywood, Judy  (Mrs.  Charles Duncan) of Watford and Deborah (Mrs. Wayne Dupuis) of RR#1 Petrolia. He is also survived by two brothers, Grant of Watford and Walter  of Tillsonburg  and nine grandchildren. He was predeceased by  a  brother Jack in 1970. Funeral services were held from the Needham-Jay Funeral Home, Petrolia on Monday, 15 September at 1:30 p.m. Rev. George Menzies officiated.  The  pallbearers  were Ed Currah, Jim  Churchill,  Jack  Druiett, Elwood Capes, Doug Acton and Ross McGill. Expressions  of sympathy are being made by donations to the  Lambton County Lung Association or the Canadian Cancer Society. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Brooke Twp.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE JUNE 1963
EDWIN KELLY

Thomas  Edwin  Kelly, 77, lifelong resident  of  the  Brooke-Warwick Townline  west  of  Watford, passed away at the  Adams  Nursing  Home, Petrolia  on  Saturday 1st June, where he had been a patient  for  the past year. He was the son of the late William Kelly and Hannah Reid, and  never married. Surviving is one brother A. Walter Kelly of Brooke, also five nephews and a niece. Rested  at the Harper Funeral Home, Watford, where service was  conducted  on  Monday by Rev. William Mercer, and interment  was  in  St. James Church cemetery. Pallbearers  were Clifford Lucas, John T. Kelly, Hiram Moffatt,  Don Shea, Lloyd Moffatt and Arthur Henderson.

SARNIA OBSERVER 28 MARCH 1963
 VANCLET HIGGINS

Vanclet C. Higgins, 66, husband of Elsie Rowe, died Wednesday at his home,  722 Elm Avenue. He was born in the Watford area and was  a  retired  process  operator at Imperial Oil Lts., with nearly 43 years service. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Robbie (Zella)  Wood of  Peterborough,  and Mrs. Richard (Lillian) Jackson of  Sarnia;  two sons, Charles of London and Robert of Sarnia; 9 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren and a brother Ellison of St. Thomas. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at D.J. Robb Funeral Home. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE MARCH 1885
WILLIAM WHITCRAFT

Who  that  knew William Whitcraft during any part of his  long  life will not share with us the sorrow in which we now chronicle his death. On  the  19th of January last, a stroke of paralysis  shattered  the frame  of the old man of eighty-four, and more than two months  later, on the 27th March, when strength was spent, and pain and the things of time had lost their hold upon him, he left us. William  Whitcraft was born in Co., Monaghan, Ireland, on  the  11th July  1800,  where he continued to reside until in 1831  he  left  his native home for Canada. The year after his arrival at Montreal, the Cholera swept the  land, and carried off his wife and only child. Alone,  and  in a new and untried country, he then went  wherever  a stout  heart and willing hand found work for him to do.  After  living for a time at Malahide and Long Point, he made his way westward in the spring of 1834, through swamp and forest, ten miles beyond settlement, to his late home in Brooke. There he spent the remainder of his industrous life, leaving his second wife, whom he married in November  1835 and his daughter, Mrs. Edward Cowan, to survive and lament him. Mr. Whitcraft was a man of untiring energy and public spirit. He saw active  service in the rebellion of 1837; for years he served  in  the Council  of his Township; and his zeal as an English Churchman is  too well known and too well remembered to require enlogy at our hands. To  that zeal, in no small manner, the people of St. James'  Church, Brooke,  owe  their present house of worship and  the  burying  ground where they have lately laid his earthly remains. Kindly  in his nature, honest in his purpose and  outspoken  against deceit,  his  relatives have lost by his death a  loving  and  devoted husband and father and all of us a tried and trustworthy neighbor  and adviser.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE FEBRUARY 1907
JOHANNAH WHITCRAFT

 Johanna, relict of the late William Whitcraft, of Brooke, peacefully passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Cowan on Thursday morning 21 February, in her 97th year. The deceased's health had been failing for the last two years and it  was known that she was just passing away. Mrs. Whitcraft was born in Ireland and was married in Warwick by the Rev.  Mortimer  on 8 November 1835, afterwhich they moved  to  Brooke, Con.  14, Lot 23, where they resided until the time of his death.  Mr. Whitcraft died 22 years ago and since his death, the deceased has made her home with her daughter. The remains were interred in St. James Cemetery, 6th line, she being a  member of that church and the service was conducted by the  rector, the  Rev.  S.P. Irwin. The funeral on Saturday afternoon  was  largely attended,  many  old friends coming from a distance to  pay  the  last tribute of respect. The passbearers were John Cowan, James Lucas, William Greer,  Robert Long, James Glass and William Kelly.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE APRIL 1904
 EDWARD COWAN

Another old and respected resident of Brooke Township passed to  his reward on Saturday in the person of Mr. Edward Cowan, Lot 24, Con. 14. The  deceased  had  been ill for about six weeks, the  result  of  a paralytic  stroke. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon  to  St. James' Cemetery. A very large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to  their  last resting place. The service was conducted by  the  Rev. Canon Downie, six sons acting as pallbearers. Mr. Cowan was born in the County of Monaghan, Ireland 2 April  1829, coming to Canada in 1842, residing continously on the farm on which he died for 62 years. He  was  married in 1856 to Bessie Whitcraft, who with a  family  of five  daughters, Mrs. Williamson of Kertch, Mrs. Carr of Sarnia,  Mrs. G.W. Mitchell of Warwick, Mrs. S. Mitchell of Watford, and Miss  Edith at  home and six sons; Henry of Wiarton, James, Johnston,  Ernest  and Benson of Brooke and Fred of Mt. Forest, are left to mourn his loss. One surving brother, John resides in Calgary. Deceased was a  member of the Church of England and a life long Conservative, and his  departure  leaves another blank in the rapidly thinning ranks of the  early settlers of Lambton.

SARNIA OBSERVER 29 MARCH 1946
 GEORGE MITCHELL

The  death occurred at his late residence on Front street  Wednesday night of George Wesley Mitchell, a well-known resident of Watford  and district in his 80th year. Mr.  Mitchell was born and raised on the 6th line south of  Watford, and farmed there until he retired to Watford about 20 years ago. Surviving  are his widow, formerly Leila Willoughby, also  one  son, Kenton  Mitchell,  6th  line, Warwick, one daughter  Mrs.  A.B.  Lucas (Alfreda) of London, and one brother Fred Mitchell of Brooke. Mr.  Mitchell  was married twice; his first wife  who  was  formerly Margaret  Cowan,  died in 1921, and one sister Mrs. David  Maxwell  of Watford, died in 1932. The  body is resting at Harper Funeral Home, where service  will  be conducted by Rev. E.C. Lacey of Erice Street Church, on Saturday at  2 p.m. with interment in St. James Church Cemetery.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 25 APRIL 1963
KENTON MITCHELL

Kenton Mitchell, well known resident of the Warwick-Brooke townline, two  miles  southeast  of Watford, collapsed and died  in  a  coronary seizure at his home on Tuesday afternoon. Surviving are his wife, formerly Evelyn Cowan, and a family of three daughters,  Miss Joan and Mrs. Hugh Robinson (Kathryn) of Sarnia,  and Miss  Margaret of London; also two grandsons, Jonathan and Robert  and one sister, Mrs. A.B. Lucas (Alfreda) of London. He was a son of the late George Mitchell, and lived his 60 years  on the  family  farm. He had been quite inactive in farm work  in  recent years due to his coronary condition. For many years he served as a member of Watford District High School Board.  Resting  at Harper Funeral Home where funeral service will  be  held Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in St. James Anglican Cemetery, Brooke township.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE JUNE 1986
MABEL CALEY

Mabel Arlene (Capes) Caley of 589 St. Clair Street, Watford, passed away  in  Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital, on Saturday  7th  June 1986 in her 65th year. She  was the beloved wife of Ivan Caley and dear mother of  Marlene (Mrs. John Gates) of RR #1, Simcoe, Linda (Mrs. Don Newman) of  Arkona and Garry and Glenn both of Watford. Also survived by 10 grandchildren, as well as two brothers and  two sisters, Reba (Mrs. Gordon King) of Wyoming, Ellwood of RR #3 Watford, Mrs. Audrey King of Watford and Murray of Powassan. The funeral service was held at the Harper Funeral Home, Watford on Monday afternoon with Rev. Christine Jerrett officiating, assisted  by Mary Beth Coates. Serving  as pallbearers were John Bebingh, George Bork, Lloyd  Moffatt, Ken Mansfield, Jack Shea and Currie McVicar.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE JULY 1993
SUSAN MAIN

Susan  Elizabeth Main of R.R. #6, Forest passed away in  Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, London, on Wednesday 30 June 1993 in  her 16th year. Susan  was the beloved daughter of Phillip Main of R.R. #6,  Forest and  Shirley and Randy Mlynek of Woodstock. Dear sister of  Brian  and Steven (Beaver) at home. Dear granddaughter of Florence and John Main of Warwick Village and Ella  and  Ellwood  Capes of R.R. #3  Watford.  Step-granddaughter  of Dorothy Mlynek of Chatham. Also survived by several Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. The  funeral  service was held on Saturday 3 July with  Rev.  Alymer Smith  of Watford and Warwick United Churches and Rev. Gordon  Jackson or People's Church, Wyoming officiating. Service  as pallbearers were Dwayne and Dean Ferguson,  Donnie  Hendrickx, Scott Steven, Chad Thompson and Brad Goodhill. Flowerbearers  were Brad McCann, Pete Ferwerda, Tracy Lester,  Roger Sitlinton and Jim White. Interment in Warwick United Church Cemetery.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE MAY 1983
DALTON MATTHEW KING

Dalton Matthew King of 591 Ontario Street, Watford, passed away  in Charlotte Eleanor Englehart Hospital, Petrolia on Saturday 21 May 1983 in his 66th year. He  was  the beloved husband of Audrey Elaine Capes  King  and  dear dather  of Elaine (Mrs. Stewart Cran) of Watford, Robert of  Hamilton, Kenneth  of Enniskillen, Connie (Mrs. Ronald Sitlington) and Kerry  of Watford and Craig at home. Also survived by a brother, Gordon of Wyoming, two sisters, Florence (Mrs.  Jack Sayers) of Sarnia and Mildred (Mrs. George Sawyers) of  RR #3 Watford as well as 13 grandchildten. The funeral service was held at the Harper Funeral Home, Watford on Tuesday afternoon with Interment in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Brooke  Township.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 3 MAY 1973
ARTHUR PARKER

Arthur  Parker, 85, of the Watford Nursing Home, died Sunday in  St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James  Parker. He formerly resided at Mayfield, Sask. A  sister Mrs. Mary Jane Acton, also a resident at  Watford  Nursing Home survives. Two brothers predeceased. Funeral service was held this Wednesday afternoon at Harper  Funeral Home  with  burial taking place in Saunders  Family  Cemetery,  Brooke Township.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE JULY 1955
HANNAH (Butler)  SAUNDERS

Mrs.  John Saunders, 79 former Brooke Township resident who died  at her  home,  the  Ridgeway, London, Wednesday, was  the  former  Hannah Butler of Enniskillen Township., Surviving  are  her husband, two sons, Leo of London  and  Basil  of  Watford and three sisters, Mrs. Charles McPherson of Warwick Township; Mrs. Floyd Smith of Port Huron and Mrs. Daniel Saunders of Watford. Resting at the Harper funeral home here, where services will be held Saturday 1:30 p.m. by the Rev. H. Reid Montgomery. Burial will be made in the Saunders burying ground, Brooke Township.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 20 JUNE 1957
JOHN SAUNDERS

Funeral of John Saunders a former Brooke Township resident was  held from  Harper  Funeral  Home today at 2 p.m. The Rev  R.A.C.  Mills  of Trinity Anglican Church officiated. Burial was in Brooke Township. Mr.  Saunders died in Maidment Nursing Home, London. He was  80.  He was the son of the late Absalom Saunders and Mary Bryce Saunders. In his early days, he was connected with the pioneer timber business at Sutorville. For the past 27 years he resided in London. As a  hobby he  build  a  replica of his father's saw mill, which is  now  in  the University of Western Ontario Museum. While living in London, he was a member of St. Paul's Cathedral  and in Brooke a member of Christ Church at Sutorville. He is survived by a son, Leo of Sask., four grandchildren and  three great  grandchildren. His wife the former Hannah Butler  died  several years ago. A brother Thomas also survives at Brigden.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE 1 AUGUST 1956
BASIL SAUNDERS

Basil Saunders, a resident here for the last 35 years, died after  a lengthy illness in Westminster Hospital, London, in his 59th year. Born  in Sutorville, Mr. Saunders was the son of John  Saunders  and the late Mrs. Saunders, of London. Mr.  Saunders formerly operated a machine shop. He was a veteran  of Worl  War I, a noted collector of Indian relics and  pioneer  antiques and a member of Trinity Anglican Church. Surviving  are his widow, the former Margaret Clark; a son, Ross  of Watford; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hazeltine of London; his father, John Saunders  of  London; a brother Leo, in the Canadian  West  and  three grandchildren. The body is at the Harper funeral home for service at 2 p.m.  Thursday, with the Rev. R.A.C. Mills, of Trinity Anglican Church, officiating. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery, Brooke Township.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE MARCH 1978
MARGARET MAE SAUNDERS

Mrs.  Margaret Saunders passed away at Strathroy, Middlesex  General Hospital on Thursday 9 March 1978, in her 81st year. She is survived by a daughter Dorothy (Mrs. Tom Hazeltine) of London and a son Ross of Watford. Also surviving are five grandchildren, Jim, John  and Barbara Saunders and Tom and Mary Jane Hazeltine  of  London and  one sister, Mrs. Clare Hagle (Mary) of Alvinston. She  is  predeceased by her husband, Basil Saunders. Funeral service were conducted at Trinity Anglican Church on  Saturday, by Canon K.A. Hansen. Pallbearers were Ron Wallis, Don  Hollingsworth,  Merritt Williams, Elton Thorne, Currie McVicar and  Cram  Holbrook. Interment St. James Cemetery, Brooke Township.

SARNIA OBSERVER 3 APRIL 1940
JAMES ALLAN EADIE

Funeral  services for the late J. Allan Eadie, a  brother-in-law  of Daniel  Saunders of Brooke Township were held Tuesday  afternoon  with interment  in  the  Saunders  Family  Cemetery,  9  sideroad,   Brooke Township. Mr.  Eadie  was  found dead on the floor of his home  in  London  on Saturday, the victim of a heart seizure. For many years he had worked as a carpenter and as a young man  with the Saunders' big saw mills at Sutorville. His  wife  who  predeceased him one year ago,  was  formerly  Martha Saunders of Brooke.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE DECEMBER 1950
THOMAS SAUNDERS

Mrs.  Thomas Saunders, Rachel Jane Williamson, daughter of the  late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, a former resident of Brooke and  Warwick passed away at her home in Brickford, Wednesday evening, December 20th after a short illness in her 73rd year. Surviving  besides  her husband are three sons and  five  daughters; Mrs. Stella Goyette, of Pontica, Michigan; Cecil of Orangeville;  Mrs. James Somes (Nettie) of Wyoming; Mrs. Clifford Henry (Betty) of Pontiac;  Jacob of Sarnia; Mrs. Lloyd McLachlan (Marion) of Bickford;  Mrs. Stanley Sheffer (Alma) of Bickford; Earl of Bridgen; 33 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren, also one sister, Mrs. Nina McNee of Renfrew. Funeral  service  will  be held at 1.30 on Saturday  from  her  late residence at Bickford to Saunders Cemetery in Brooke at 3.45. Pallbearers  chosen are six grandsons, Earl and Willard Henry,  Jack and Jim Saunders, Fred and Dick Somes.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE MARCH 1963
THOMAS SAUNDERS

Resident  of Moore Twp., for 45 years, farming on the  10th  concession,  Thomas Saunders, 90, died Sunday at the home of  his  daughter, Mrs. Stan (Alma) Sheffer, Moore Township. Son  of the late Absolom and Mary Saunders, former pioneers, he  was born in Brooke Twp., and attended school on the 12th line. Besides  Mrs. Sheffer, he is survived by two other  daughters,  Mrs. Bettie Henry of Pontiac, and Mrs. Lloyd (Marion) McLaughlin of  Courtright;  three  sons, Cecil of Ridgetown, Jacob of Sarnia and  Earl  of Calgary; 57 grandchildren; and 52 great grandchildren. His  wife, the former Rachel Williams, died in 1950 and  two  daughters, Nettie and Stella, also predeceased him. Funeral  service was held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Steadman  Bros., Funeral Home, Brigden, conducted by Rev. Alex Aiken of Brigden Presbyterian church and burial was in the Saunders family cemetery, 9  sideroad, Brooke Twp.

WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE MARCH 1984
CECIL THOMAS SAUNDERS

Cecil Thomas Saunders of 275 Beech Street, Bothwell, passed away  in the  Public General Hospital, Chatham on Monday, 5 March 1984, age  81 years. He was the beloved husband of Sarah Young and dear father of  Eileen (Mrs. Douglas Raines) of Burlington; June (Mrs. Allan Mason) of Kitchener;  Helen (Mrs. Murray Bryan) of Orangeville; Lois (Mrs. Tom  Trantham) of Melbourne; Thelma (Mrs. Delbert Baverstock) and Marilyn (Mrs. Melvin Baverstock) both of RR#3 Bothwell; Robert of Scarborough;  John of Chatham; James of Ridgetown and William of Chatham. Also  survived by twenty four grandchildren, nine  great  grandchildren, a brother Jacob of Sarnia and sisters Mrs. Betty Henry of Pontiac,  Michigan, Mrs. Marion McLaughlin of Sarnia and Mrs. Alma  Sheffer of Port Lambton. The  funeral service was held at the Robinson Funeral Home in  Both well on Thursday afternoon with interment in Saunders Family Cemetery, Brooke Township. 

SARNIA OBSERVER MARCH 1961
NETTIE SOMES

Mrs. Nettie Margaret Somes, beloved wife of James Somes of  Brigden, passed  away  suddenly  in C.E.E. Hospital,  Petrolia,  Thursday  16th  March,  aged  55  years. Dear daughter of Thomas  Saunders,  of  Moore township. Dear  mother of Richard and Fred, both of Brigden; Mrs. Don  (Joyce) Cooper of Sarnia; Mrs. Dean (Nettie) Nutt, both of Sarnia; Mrs.  Clifford  (Marie)  Lumley of Brigden; Mrs. James  (Isabelle)  Johnston  of Wilkesport: 20 grandchildren also survive. Dear  sister  of Cecil Saunders of Ridgetown; also Jacob  of  Sarnia Township;  Earl of Dawn Township; Mrs. Bethy Henry of Pontiac,  Michigan;  Mrs. Lloyd McLaughlin, and Mrs. Stanley Sheffer of  Moore  Township. Remains  resting  at the Steadman Brothers  Funeral  Home,  Brigden. Service  in  the  Memorial Chapel on Saturday, 18th March  at  2  p.m. Pastor Leslie Morris of the Calvary Baptist Church officiating. Friends will be received at the Funeral Home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in the family plot, Blackwell Cemetery, Sarnia Township.

SARNIA OBSERVER AUGUST 1983
JAMES SOMES

At the Sarnia General Hospital, on Sunday 14th August, James Richard Somes, 74, husband of the late Nettie Saunders (1961) of 125 S. Euphemia Street. Father of Mrs. Don (Joyce) Cooper, Mrs. Dean (Nettie) Nutt and  Mrs. Jim (Isabelle) Johnson all of Sarnia; Mrs. Clifford (Marie) Lumley and Fred  Somes  both of Brigden; Richard (Dick) Somes of  Courtright,  25 grandchildren,  20 great grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Isabelle  Sole of  Sarnia  and Stan Somes of Corunna. Predeceased by a  son,  Charles (1940) and brother Charles. Funeral  service  will be held from the D.J. Robb  Funeral  Home  on Wednesday 17th August at 1 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to  the Sarnia  Branch of the Diabetic Society. Visitation Monday evening  7-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in Blackwell Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER 23 JUNE 1941
CHARLES SOMES

The  first  fatality of the bathing season occurred  Sunday  morning when  Charles Thomas Somes, 12 year old son of Sapper James  E.  Somes and Mrs. Somes, Errol Road, was drowned in Lake Huron near Lake  Huron Park.  It  was  not certain whether the boy fell out of  the  boat  or plunged overboard. With  his younger brother, his sister and another child  whose  name was not obtained by those on shore, the children had gone out onto the lake in a rowboat. They were about 300 feet out from shore when  James Mara who was seated on the veranda of his home noticed the boy  struggling  in the water. He swam out to the rescue, but could not  readily find  the  body  and because the other children  appeared  nervous  he brought  them in to shore. He returned to the search and  brought  the body out of nine feet of water. In the meantime the Sarnia fire department rescue squad was summoned and attemped resuscitation without avail. Dr.  R.G.R. MacDonald, coroner, and Dr. A.M. Borrowman  were  called and  although no water was taken from the lungs, it  was  nevertheless assumed that he had drowned, although some suggestion was made that he had suffered a heart attack in diving. Surviving  are  his father, James Somes serving in  England  with  a Western Ontario unit, and mother, Mrs. James Somes of Sarnia Township; four sisters, Joyce, Marie, Nettie and Isobel at home and two brothers Jacob  and Fred at home; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders  of Bickford  and Thomas Somes of Sarnia Township and foster  grandmother, Mrs. Louise MacDonald of Sarnia Township. The funeral will be held from the Phillips funeral home tomorrow  at 2 p.m. Interment will be made at Blackwell Cemetery.

SARNIA OBSERVER MARCH 1994
MARION McLAUGHLIN

At  Meadowview  Villa,  Petrolia, on Sunday, 6  March  1994,  Marion Lauretta  (Saunders) McLaughlin, age 79 of Sarnia, formerly of  Courtright.  Beloved wife of Edwin Lloyd McLaughlin. Dear mother of  Thomas McLaughlin  and his wife Ann of Port Lambton and Stella M. Sheffer  of Sombra.  Dear grandmother of Jeff, Julie, Sue-Ellen,  Ronny,  Rosemary and  Kathy, also 16 great grandchildren and 1 great great  grandchild. Also  survived by a brother Jacob Saunders and a sister  Alma  Sheffer both of Sarnia. Predeceased  by a son-in-law Roy Sheffer (1991), brothers Cecil  and Earl and sisters Stella, Betty and Nettie. Funeral  services  will be held from the Smith  Funeral  Home,  1576 London Road (Hwy. 7), Sarnia on Tuesday 8 March at 11:00 a.m.  Friends will  be received at the funeral home on Monday afternoon 2-4 and  7-9 p.m.  Sympathy  may be expressed through donations to  the  Alzheimers Adult Enrichment Center. Interment in Moore Union Cemetery.

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